Yesterday, the American people chose Barack Obama as the country’s 44th president, promising a sea change in US policy that could affect not just the US, but the whole world.
Take a look at what Obama has pledged over the lengthy presidential campaign, to see what his administration will mean for science and technology.
Amidst the launch of Google’s own Android mobile operating system, the company is bringing its Google Earth software to the iPhone App Store. The iPhone version replicates much of the desktop application’s core experience, downloading imagery from Google’s servers as the perspective shifts and dotting the map with landmarks, photos, and other information.
Yahoo begins the rollout of its new user profile today, which marks the first tangible product release for the social part of the Yahoo Open Strategy, or YOS. The profile is one of the anchors (mail is the other) to Yahoo’s strategy of turning the site into one big social network.
…and, it doesnt work with my id at this point, some bug causes it to show in chinese. great!
Digging Deeper: A great piece by the mighty John Gruber on Apple’s ‘Get a Mac’ ads and Microsoft’s response.
Microsoft’s new ads emphasize the same message as Apple’s: that the Mac is the one and only brand-name computer in the world.
Ryan is behind this!
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