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POPS Apple Edges Out Google Google's shares, which topped $700 late last year, have settled back to just over $500 - but the company's founders, Sergey Brin, 34, and Larry Page, 35, remain billionaires who travel the world on a customised Boeing 767. The pair see conquering space as their next challenge and have put up a $20m prize to anyone who produces a privately financed spacecraft able to land on the moon.
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POPSThis Iphone is aint worth "CHIP" ! finding the "KILL SWITCH" app. really works,Steve Jobs say's your not alone we sold 80million of them ! He has a question he'd like to ask you, which is,can you field some these customer appreciation calls ?
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POPSCut To Part Time Well, let's see; us Americans are great innovators but we are running out of options. The good paying full time jobs are a thing of the past. It used to be that a college education would get your somewhere. Most people have at least 2 part time jobs. Our money just isn't going as far as it used to. I thinky it might be time for change.
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POPS Finger-Licking KFC In Fallujah, Iraq Full Meal $3.50 “I remember when I was here last in July 2004 and things were much different than they are now,” said Sgt. Steve J. Arnoux, a 25-year-old vehicle commander from Browning, Mont. “When we would go out on convoys in the city, the attitude was a lot different. It seemed like we were just waiting to get ambushed. Now we stop at KFC.”
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POPSTop 100 Undiscovered Web Sites (1) Don't miss "Top 100 Undiscovered Web Sites (2) " http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/BC3276C6-415C-4797-BAA9-2D35E7764644/ You'll see a large collection of Web applications and tech sites, excellent blogs, offbeat social networks, and, as always, a handful of addictive Flash games for those slow days at work. Some of these sites are completely under the radar and get very little traffic. Others are hugely popular within a specific demographic. But all of them deserve to be in your bookmarks.
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POPSInfosys's Holographic Mobile Devices According a U.S. patent, granted by Infosys by 2010 the hansets will beam 3D films, games and virtual goods as holograpic images. Infosys's device will be able to send and receive the 3D images, allowing for example 3D text messaging on an iPhone.
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POPSFree, 1 Euro iPhones No Great Bargain Some of the new European iPhone deals (in the UK and Germany) look good, especially compared to the U.S. iPhone price of $199. But they tend to carry higher monthly fees, making them pricier in the end. Fortune computes the costs (click through for larger view.)
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POPSNew Apple OS Takes Aim At Offices For all of Apple's successes in recent years, the company has still failed to significantly increase the use of its OS in workplaces -- Windows is still far and away the most popular system for companies. So it makes sense for Steve Jobs to target those customers in the future.
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POPSSamsung Unveils Another iPhone Competitor In an interesting choice of timing, Samsung unveiled this slick touchscreen phone Monday morning, just before Apple's debut of the 3G iPhone. Also interesting: Samsung already has an iPhone competitor--its Instinct, which will launch on Sprint on June 20. The two phones could be part of a broader global strategy, with the Omnia targeting Asia and Europe.
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