That title is not garbled. Fujitsu did not announce the release of its Windows Phone 7 handset today, but insteadits Windows 7 phone. All of a sudden Microsoft’s naming system is a bit of a mouthful, isn’t it? The phone will be released on July 23rd. The handset, named the F-07C Mobile Phone, runs a full, complete build of Windows 7, and can be, according to the Fujitsu copy, used “as a PC....
We’ve yet to watch this so unfortunately can’t give much indication as to whether its worth your time. We do know however that he doesn’t walk out of this interview and that he discusses, among other things, his relationship with sources, potential government shut down of WikiLeaks and the upcoming release of more documents on the Bank of America. Enjoy. (Note: If you’re having trouble watch the below videos,watch them here....
UK online clothes retailersASOS(As Seen On Screen) is to launch a Facebook page capable of accepting transactions, allowing fans of the shop to shop via the social network without ever having to visit the ASOS.com website. NMAreported the news, quoting James Hart, ASOS ecommerce director: “We have millions of visits and millions of pounds coming from Facebook to ASOS. At the moment the Facebook shop doesn’t have real targets as such but in theory fewer clicks and barriers to purchase should mean greater conversions....
New serviceFullyFollow.Memakes it possible to follow new friends across three social networks in one click, simplifying the web of social networks we participate in each day. FullyFollow.Me currently supportsTwitter,FacebookandLinkedIn, and we imagine the developers will be working to extend that list as the service matures. After creating an account, you need to sign into each of these networks via OAuth to authenticate your identity, and then your profile on the site will be ready....
It appears that the April Fools pranks at Google aren’t quite over after a new Easter Egg emerged that literally changes the perspective of your Google search if you enter the terms “Tilt” or “Askew” on your smartphone. Using a bit of CSS trickery, the terms automatically change the orientation of your search results, offsetting them with a slightleanortilt, leaving them slightlyaskew(I think you get the idea). For those without a smartphone to hand, the search will not work on a normal Google search but it will if you use amobile formatted searchin your desktop browser:...
