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Daily Tech: Heidi Klum Is the New Face of LG's Rumor2
- LG and Heidi Klum have teamed up to show off the versatile Rumor2 cell phone, which comes with a personalized back plate. Klum helped to create five of the back plate designs. — Chip Chick
- There's another Google baby on board!
Martha Teaches Larry and Sergey to Make Mojitos!
While you could Google a great recipe for cherry mojito, you know they'd be nothing compared to one Martha helped you make.
Martha blogged about her recent trip to San Francisco to take part in the Google National Sales Conference, and the highlight is her demonstrating how to make a cherry mojito for the Googlin' golden boys themselves, Sergey Brin (the winner, BTW of the space-date challenge) and Larry Page.
Martha says she thought Sergey "would be the best cherry pitter" (Ed.
Tech Moguls Top 'The Vanity Fair 100' List
Vanity Fair has put Rupert Murdoch, Steve Jobs and the Google twins at the very top of their 100 List for 2007, proving once again that geek is chic and powerful.
Printed in the October edition of Vanity Fair (you know the one with Nicole Kidman looking like an elegant, but saucy sailor on the cover?) the Top 100 List praises the four for their successes in the past year, notably Murdoch's acquisition of the The Wall Street Journal, Jobs's release of the iPhone and the Google twins' ever growing company. read more
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Idols Take Twitter and Facebook Questions on Larry King Live
In case you missed it, we have a new American Idol! Although I couldn't bring myself to choose between the top two (they were both so good), I think this was one of the best seasons I've seen in a long time. To add to the recent Idol mania (there were over 100 million finale votes cast by phone and text this year), the top ten Idols will be appearing in a two part Larry King Live special (airing tonight at 9:00 p.m.
What's the Greatest Moment in Web History?
PC World recently published an entertaining and thoughtful piece on the 16 Greatest Moments in Web History. It includes The Drudge Report breaking the Monica Lewinsky story, the introduction of webcams, MySpace and even my favorite, Craigslist. Rounding out the top three items on the list are: "When Sergey met Larry," in reference to Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page's first meeting at Stanford University; "Day one of irrational exuberance," in reference to the day Netscape's IPO created the dot-com frenzy — in 1995 the company's shares zoomed from $28 to $75 before settling back down to $58 at the session's close; And of course, "World wide wonder," in reference to December 25, 1990, or the day the Web came online.
Which Google Mogul Would You Rather Go to Space With?
Well, he has already beat Lance Bass in my book: Google cofounder Sergey Brin has put up $5 million to reserve a seat to space! I guess if I was worth about $18 billion dollars, I'd make my way to space eventually, too (after Fiji, all of Europe, Antarctica, you know).
Being a long-time Sergey-lover, I'm more concerned with who will be sitting in the seat next to him (all relationships notwithstanding) because between him and his other Googler, Larry Page, I'd pick Sergey every time.
Daily Tech: The Commodore 64 Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary
- The Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley celebrated the C64's 25th anniversary Monday night —Crave
- Monk star Jason Gray-Stanford talks about his "trusty iPod" and about text messaging Brad Pitt —Switched
- Google cofounder Larry Page said "I Do" to Lucy Southworth over the weekend —Valleywag
- Kodakgallery.com offers a $30 credit. CrunchGear provides you with all the details and the promo code — CrunchGear
- Just in time for the holidays! Comment to win a festive Red iPod Nano!
Google's April 1st Joke Takes It To The Toilet
Yesterday Google announced the launch of Google TiSP (BETA), a free in-home wireless broadband service that delivers online connectivity via users' plumbing systems, as their big April Fool's Day joke. The Toilet Internet Service Provider (TiSP) project was described as a "self-installed, ad-supported online service that will be offered entirely free to any consumer with a WiFi-capable PC and a toilet connected to a local municipal sewage system."
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"We've got that whole organizing-the-world's-information thing more or less under control," said Google Co-founder and President Larry Page, a longtime supporter of so-called "dark porcelain" research and development.
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