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Humor Turns E-Mail Viral

A study by Sharpe Partners, an interactive marketing agency, revealed that 89% of adult Internet users in America share content with others via e-mail. This is excellent news for those companies who use self-propelling word-of-mouse” e-mail techniques to sell their products.

The study generated some interesting results regarding the type of content that is . . . → Read More: Humor Turns E-Mail Viral

Chaotic that among laptop users with the brand Hewlett-Packard (HP) in China continued to roll. After they formed a group to conduct an investigation, authorities finally managed to find the evidence if the HP laptop is problematic.

Board of Trustees described China Quality Control in an investigation they found a few revealed that, some HP laptops have . . . → Read More: HP Investigation Disabilities

Using Product Recommendations To Increase Your Bottom Line
In affiliate marketing, there are many ways in which you can increase your earnings and maintain the account that you have worked so hard for already. Most of the techniques and tactics can be learned easily. No need to go anywhere and any further. They are available online, 24 . . . → Read More: Using Product Recommendations To Increase Your Bottom Line

Except for the much-ballyhooed arrival of Street Fighter IV, it’s been a fairly quiet week in iPhone gaming. That said, there’s always a steady stream of new and intriguing titles, as evidenced by this decidedly eclectic bunch:

1. Doodle Kart A charming little racing game in the increasingly popular “doodle” style, Doodle Kart offers top-down action . . . → Read More: Zombies, karting, a fiery Frogger, and more: New iPhone games of the week

Google has updated the Chrome browser for most of its multiple versions on all platforms in the past few days, although most of the updates have been minor. However, high-priority security fixes have been made to the stable version of Chrome.

Five security fixes labeled “high” have been applied to the stable Windows version of Chrome, . . . → Read More: Google upgrades Chrome across the board

Google’s assault on Microsoft’s enterprise software business continues to advance with a new tool that helps companies move away from Exchange.

Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange is one of the final piece of the puzzle in Google's quest to make ditching Microsoft easier.

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The Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange tool will launch later today, designed to . . . → Read More: Google making it easier to leave Exchange

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview release on Tuesday sent a strong message to Web programmers that a host of standards will become safer to use. But in the case of one standard, Web video, Microsoft arguably pushed one controversial impasse deeper into gridlock.

The standard in question involves Web video that doesn’t require a plug-in such . . . → Read More: With IE9, Web video issue remains deadlocked

The contact manager service Xobni has gone mobile with an application and plug-in for BlackBerry smartphones.

Xobni Mobile, launched Wednesday, offers rich contact profiles in both a standalone application and within the native BlackBerry e-mail client. The product also uses a new service from the company, Xobni One, which links information between Microsoft Outlook and the mobile . . . → Read More: Xobni Mobile arrives on the BlackBerry

A few months later than expected, Mozilla is calling it quits for version 3.0 of its Firefox browser.

“There will be no more updates for Firefox 3.0.x,” Mozilla said Tuesday in a meeting planning document. The last update will be Firefox 3.0.19, due March 30, according to the Mozilla Wiki page. Mozilla started building the new version . . . → Read More: Firefox 3.0 reaching end of the line