Google expanded its scope of operations into cellphone platforms last week when T-Mobile USA Inc. unveiled the first phone to use Google's own open source Android operating system at a news conference in New York. The cellphone, called the T-Mobile G1, features Google Maps with StreetView, YouTube and Gmail according to T-Mobile officials.
The Xbox 360 has been through a lot since it first released on November 22, 2005. With new SKUs to compete with the technologically advanced Playstation 3 (PS3) and price cuts to compete with the affordability and mass market appeal of the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft is desperately trying to come out on top in this console war.
They said they were going to, and they did. And if you're one of the many who don't like it, well, suck it up buttercup. Facebook, the social networking Web site we all know, most love and some loathe, finally went forward with their new layout. To use the word "new" is exactly correct.
Despite the fact that music sales on physical media have been declining for years, or maybe because of it, a new microSD format called "slotMusic" was launched last week by Sandisk, the world's largest supplier of flash memory-based data storage devices. MicroSD format is more or less a memory card, like those used in cameras and phones.
