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Web 2.Oh Yeeeah! Love It or Leave It?
I guess loving this Web 2.Oh Yeeeah! T-shirt depends on how you feel about Web 2.0. Do you really, really love Web 2.0?
Web 2.0 Tee: Love It or Leave It?
I can understand being obsessed with all the new social networking sites, but are you that much of a fan that you would wear an entire list of them on a t-shirt? Adam Bartholl and Markus Angermeier have teamed up to create this "Are You Social" tee that lists the best-known social web services with their icons and colors. Discussed on Neatorama, the Web 2.0 shirt lets you mark off what services you use with a pen.
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Sergey Brin Talks About Chrome For Macs and Google Books
Way back when, most of you said that you were planning on downloading Google Chrome when it came out. PC users — did you download it? And what do you think?
Twitter Trivia: What's In a Name?
Before Ashton and Demi were tweeting their Hollywood lives away, Twitter was the darling of the Web 2.0 media elite. And it wasn't always called "Twitter." In fact, it was referred to as a number of working names before settling on "Twitter."
Microsoft to Launch New Search Engine "Bing" on June 3
Ready to rev up a new search engine? Microsoft is gearing up to launch its newest search engine effort, the succinctly named (and Web 2.0-ish sounding) Bing, set for June 3, to compete in a market that Google currently rules.
Bing isn't totally new — Microsoft is essentially ditching and updating Live Search to bring you what they're hoping is a better search experience, promising things like "Instant Answers" and offering a simpler but more colorful interface.
Daily Tech: The Nintendo Gameboy Celebrates Its 20th Birthday
- This beautiful Gameboy timeline shows us the history behind the popular portable gaming device. — Gizmodo
- San Francisco's mayor, Gavin Newsom, used social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter to announce his run for Governor of California. — Mashable
- In honor of Earth Day, Switched picked ten of their favorite eco-friendly gadgets.
geeksugar Chats With MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe
Just two months shy of geeking out with Samantha Ronson at the TechCrunch50/MySpace Party, I found myself at another fabulous MySpace party last night at the beautiful Old Mint building in San Francisco — hello?! Lionel Richie performed! This time, it was a MySpace 2.0 party celebrating MySpace Music and the latest partnership between Ashton Kutcher's production company, Katalyst Media, and MySpace.
Daily Tech: Watch the Presidential Debates Online With Hulu!
- If you want to watch the debate coverage tonight, but aren't going to be near a television, you can catch all the action on Hulu, who will be streaming tonight's presidential debate live. They will also be streaming the Oct. 15 debate as well!
Daily Tech: Five Reasons Why the Android Phone is Awesome
- Tomorrow, T-Mobile and Google will unveil the first phone powered by Android. So why is this new handset so amazing? — Gizmodo
- Throughout the Emmys last night, five photographers were instantly uploading their pics to Emmys.com thanks to Eye-Fi, a SD memory card that wirelessly transmits your photos over WiFi to your computer or to the Internet.
Internet Reviews: When Does It Stop Being Unhelpful?
This era of web 2.0 is awesome for the consumer aspect of our lives; no longer do we have to guess if a restaurant is going to be good (or has violated health codes, yeeesh!), or if the down comforter you want to order online will be fluffy enough. No, we can rely on each other, uh-huh (yes that is an "Islands in the Stream" reference)!
Whether it's a helpful reviewer on Yelp that tips you off to the sushi place in your neighborhood you didn't know existed, or the lady in Philadelphia who can report that the vacuum you're eyeing on Overstock is a waste of money, it's awesome that we can trust each other's reviews.
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