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The patent application, entitled "Systems and Methods for Integrating a Portable Electronic Device with a Bicycle", describes a system that not only interfaces with the bicycle itself, but allows members of a cycling team or group to communicate with each other.
Cool: the patent suggests it will be able to tell you your "expected future path". Now that's some bike.
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Mobile ad network AdMob, a San Mateo, Calif. startup that Google hopes to acquire as soon as the FTC approves the deal, has removed two major restrictions in hopes of broadening its customer base.
First, it has enabled support ahead of time for Apple’s iAd system that will serve ads to iPhones and iPads. They did this by complying with confidential rules and restrictions Apple has provided. AdMob customers will be able to use both AdMob’s network and iAd.
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So does Apple, whose specialty isn’t advertising, stand a chance in a duel to the death with the Google juggernaut? The answer is a surprising “yes”, depending on what shape iAd takes and how the iPhone vs. Android () battle plays out. It’s fighting a more experienced competitor, though.
Posted via web from Vancouver Internet Marketing Consultant - Brent Purves
So does Apple, whose specialty isn’t advertising, stand a chance in a duel to the death with the Google juggernaut? The answer is a surprising “yes”, depending on what shape iAd takes and how the iPhone vs. Android (
Posted via web from Vancouver Internet Marketing Consultant - Brent Purves
Apple's iPad arrives in stores tomorrow and reviewers agree that it's a magic revolutionary new class of computer. But you shouldn't buy one. Not yet, anyway.
Let's break this down.
First-generation Apple products are for suckers. Only lemmings with no self-control and excessive disposable income buy first generation Apple products, especially in a new gadget category. When they do, they pay the double the price for immature hardware and software.
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