10 Things that you will Search in 2011

2: Google, Bing competition to hot up
Among other things Greenlight expects:

3: Yahoo ‘Rich ads in Search’ may take off
A little similar to Google’s recent introduction of Video extensions via its AdWords programme. Yahoo! has launched its ‘Rich Ads in Search’ (RAIS) proposition.








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Smartphone users likely already feel the pull of their respective app store/marketplace as much as if not more than a traditional search engine like Google, if/when they have a particular need.


“To maintain any kind of grasp on the mobile user, search engines will need to be able to point out apps that might be relevant to the searcher’s search - and even give them a one-click install option for when the search is being carried out from a mobile with the right operating system. This will manifest as another type of vertical search on Google and Bing, as well as being pulled into the normal results as a universal search element.”

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Toshiba

(Toshiba New Android tablet)

Last week there was some buzz about a Toshiba Android tablet rumored to be the Toshiba SmartPad. Today, thanks to Gizmodo we have a few more details and a new name. Toshiba's new android tablet is now thought to be called the Toshiba Folio 100. The hardware specs are impressive enough to take on any current android tablet and even most of the upcoming tablets. According to Gizmo and Notebook Italia, the Folio 100 will come with:





OS: Android 2.2
Processor: Nvidia Tegra 2
Display: multitouch display 10.1 "widescreen WSVGA (1024x600pixel)
Audio: 2 stereo speakers and microphone 0.5 W
Storage: 16GB internal memory
Networking: 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G
Ports: HDMI, USB 2.0 standard, USB 2.0 mini audio jack
Card reader: SD (up to 32GB) MMC
Battery: 1020mAh, 3.7V, 22600mWh. Up to 7 hours of life with mixed use
Internet: Opera Mobile Browser with Flash 1.10
Productivity suite of office applications, PDF reader, ebook reader and RSS aggregator
Multimedia: 1.3 MP Webcam
Dimensions: 281 x 181 x 14mm
Weight: 760gr
Accessories: IR transmitter and housing






Now we just need to wait and see what kinda price tag Toshiba will put on this device

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ViewPad 7

ViewPad 7

The ViewPad 7 is a world's first 7" Android 2.2 (Froyo) tablet with phone functionality, multi-tasking capabilities and front and back-facing cameras, VGA and 3MP, resolutions respectively.

Within a lightweight, pocket-sized design, this device is ideal for anyone who needs a mobile connection to the world via email and video and wants to enjoy a wide-range of applications.

With full 3G and phone functionality, a full size SIM card slot and integrated Bluetooth connectivity the ViewPad 7 will support instant messaging, text/mms messaging, VOIP and standard voice calls all in a single device.



It features an easy to use familiar interface with a G-sensor that reorients the screen depending on how the device is held and access to the Google Android app store featuring over 100,000 applications.

Additional features includes a Micro SD slot for up to 32GB of storage; Wi-Fi and 3G functionality for web browsing and USB connectivity. It also boasts advanced features including Assisted GPS and an office document reader, along with the capability for hand-written note taking. There is also an e-book reader, when combined with the crystal clear LED screen, makes the ViewPad 7 an invaluable travelling companion.

Superior to other tablet offerings with resistive touch technology the ViewPad 7 incorporates a capacitive multi-touch screen and is a portable, easy-to-use and competitively priced device that will transform the way that consumers read, watch, listen to and interact with media in a mobile environment.

(Productivity)




Many will argue that tablets are designed more for consuming than producing, which results in a device that resembles a giant phone. By leveraging the true multitasking capabilities offered by the Android system, a tablet may actually seem viable as a netbook replacement. Yes, typing on an onscreen keyboard is still awkward; but for those that don’t want to lug around a bluetooth keyboard, Swype will be a great addition. The key to productivity is a good platform, and Google has arguably the best cloud based office suite available in Google Docs.








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Happy New Year 2011!!

New Year's Eve 2011 will find more people ringing in the new year at home. Keeping the party budget friendly and fun takes some effort but the end result is a great New Year's Eve party in the comfort of your home. Invite over some friends and watch the Time Square Ball drop and take it easy on your bank account with these New Year's Eve party ideas.

Pot Luck New Year's Eve Party

You don't have to have a sit-down meal on New Year's Eve but the party won't be the same without great food. Don't spend all your time in the kitchen and miss the party -- make it a pot luck party and everyone can participate.
Ask each guest to bring their favorite dish to the party. Best to make it a buffet and make sure you don't have duplicate dishes. Ask each guest to RSVP with what dish they are bringing and plan accordingly.
If guests are coming after dinner, make it a pot luck dessert party. Supply the champagne, soft drinks and party decorations and the desserts will be provided by your guests.
A pot luck appetizer party is another great idea for a budget friendly New Year's Eve party. If everyone brings their favorite appetizer, you'll have plenty of finger foods to enjoy while you wait for 2011 to arrive.

Time Capsule Party

A Time Capsule Party is the perfect way to celebrate the New Year. Ask everyone to bring something to put in the time capsule. This can be a important story from a newspaper or a picture that they think best represents something that happened in 2010. In addition, ask everyone to write a prediction for 2011: The Grammy winner, a stock market pick or even a weight loss goal. You'll look at the contents of the time capsule at next year's New Year's Eve party.

New Year's Eve Game Party

Waiting for midnight is often a long wait once dinner is over. Games are a great way to get guests to enjoy the night while waiting for the ball to drop.
New Year's Charades: Have guests guess what events or celebrities in the news from 2010 each 'contestant' is trying to act out.

Board Game Tournament

This is for a larger party--with at least 10 or more guests. It's a twist on the usual board game play to keep everyone entertained: Set up a few board games such as: Monopoly, Scrabble, Life, Clue.
Set timers for the games and play for a certain length of time. Once the timer goes off, the winner of each game (at that point) is recorded. Play until everyone has had a chance to play each game. Recommended time is about 20-30 minutes per game.
Add up all the points and crown the person who has the most points the winner. Giving prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place is fun--check the Dollar Store for some cheesy gifts that will be fun to award and easy on the wallet.
Staying home for New Year's Eve is a great, safe way to celebrate the incoming New Year while saving money. Happy New Year!

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H1N1 Swine Flu Not So Catchy

Study Shows H1N1 Flu Less Transmissible Than Previous Pandemics

Dec. 30, 2009 -- H1N1 swine flu is less catchy than previous pandemic flu bugs, a household study finds.

The study looked at 216 two- to six-person households in which one family member came down with a confirmed case of 2009 H1N1 swine flu.

Only 13% of family members caught the flu from the infected person. Transmission rates ranged from 28% in two-person families to just 9% in six-person families.

Strikingly, children aged 18 or younger were twice as likely to catch H1N1 swine flu from an infected family member as were family members aged 19 to 50. And people over 50 were about 80% less likely to catch the flu as were younger adults.

"Our results underscore the critical role children play in the unfolding pandemic," note study researchers Simon Cauchemez, PhD, and colleagues.

Even so, children were just as likely as adults to transmit the flu to other family members.

The study also showed that when a family member did catch H1N1 swine flu, symptoms appeared two to four days after symptoms appeared in the first family member that had the flu. On average, the second person in the household to get the flu came down with symptoms 2.6 days after the first person came down with symptoms.

The study is a collaboration between researchers at Imperial College, London, and the CDC. The researchers restricted their study to families of usual size -- two to six members.

People with an illness that met the case definition for H1N1 swine flu were contacted by state and local health departments and interviewed by telephone. Data was then collected on all other household members, defined as anyone who spent at least one night in the house with the infected person in the week after that person came down with flu symptoms.

The study appears in the Dec. 31 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.

Also appearing in the same issue is an analysis of an H1N1 swine flu outbreak in a New York City school, in which 35% of students and 10% of school employees reported flu symptoms. Symptoms appeared in 95% of infected people within 2.2 days of contact with an infected person. Within the school, each infected person was estimated to have infected 3.3 other people.





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