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Remember Google’s Super Bowl Search Ad? Now You Can Make Your Own

Remember Google’s Hell-froze-over, critically acclaimed Super Bowl ad Parisian Love? The one that managed to use a series of basic search queries to tell a touching love story? Now you’ve got a chance to tell a story of your own.
Some time in the last few days Google launched a new feature called the “Search [...]

Tags: Few Days, Few Minutes, Google, Google Images, Google Search, Hell, Maps, New Feature, Parodies, Search Features, Search Images, Search Queries, Super Bowl, Super Bowl Ad, Super Search, Tool Video, Touching Love Story, Video Creator, Web Search, Whole Lot

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3X Slim Handle Metal Magnifying Glass Magnifier for Reading

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Designed with the slim red handle and golden frame, quite absorbing.
This 3X  Magnifying Glass is extremely usefull in hobbies, stamps, postcards, reading newspaper, checking maps, as well as in technology fields inspecting parts and circuit boards and inspecting jewelry.
This 3X Magnifier is made of golden [...]

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Windows Phone 7 Destroys The iPhone (Well, Its Foursquare App Does)

There’s no denying that Windows Phone 7 (or Windows Phone 7 Series, or whatever awful branding was chosen) looks to be a huge improvement from the previous iterations of Windows Mobile. And there’s even some talk that it may be able to compete with the current golden boy of the smartphone industry, Apple’s iPhone. If [...]

Tags: Black Background, Current, Different Color, Elegance, Element, Firehose, Golden Apple, Implementation, Ins, Iphone, Iterations, Iyer, Killer Features, Map, Maps, Pins, Profiles, Step Directions, Tallies, Windows Phone

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Just In Time For The Location Wars, Twitter Turns On Geolocation On Its Website

When I wrote that location would be this year’s Twitter at SXSW, I also meant that Twitter’s geolocation would be this year’s Twitter at SXSW. The service has just turned on geolocation on its website today for the first time.
While Twitter’s geolocation feature has been live through its API since last November, there was no [...]

Tags: Api, Austin Texas, Buzz, Extent, Functionality, Geolocation, Good Time, Google, Google Map, Last November, Latitude, Main Stream, Maps, New York Times, Place Names, Screenshot, Sxsw, Tweet, Tweets, Twitter

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