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New York Times: Google's ability to stir Silicon Valley into a frenzy has also brought back memories here of Netscape ...
And the similarities haven't been missed by Microsoft, who desperate to capture a slice of the popular and ad-generating search business - approached Google within the last two months to discuss options, including the possibility of a takeover.
Yeah, like that'll happen.
Despite some of the blatantly stupid patents that Amazon has been granted the past few years, they are a company committed to developing better ways to serve their customers. The latest? Search Inside the Book - a feature that lets you search the text of .
It's a feature that's been available in full text databases for years ala keyword-in-context, but (to my knowledge) has never been available in a consumer (e.g. average Joe) environment. It'll be interesting to see how and how much it gets used.
Say what you want about Microsoft, but no one treats developers near as well as they do. If only Apple recognized the importance of courting developers as well as Microsoft does. Alas ...
Red Herring: When the University of Arkansas wanted to trim the cost of intra-campus calls, it bypassed its local carrier by combining two technologies: voice-over-IP (VoIP) and 802.11 wireless ... and reduced monthly service fees from $530,000 to a mere $6,000.
Ok. I'm impressed.
