Microsoft recently posted a recruite advertisement for paid bloggers to write and edit Web sites about five broad topics: fashion/food/style, music, sports, technology, and television.
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Microsoft Hiring Paid Blogger

Computex, the world’s second largest computer show, just took place in Taipei, Taiwan.

Let’s have a look of some fascinating gadgets shown for the first time in the computer show:-

This batman theme PC might be the best match for the movie “Batman Begins” which is showing in major cinemas lately. :)

Batman Theme Desktop PC

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Some Pics From Computex In Taipei, Taiwan

Microsoft Inc, revealed last week that they have developed technology to allow its next-generation home-use video game console, Xbox 360, to be connected online with portable game machines of rival firms, such as Sony and Nintendo.

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Users of the Sony (NYSE: SNE) Latest News about Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) and the Nintendo Latest News about Nintendo DS will thus be able to connect their machines with the Xbox 360 Latest News about Xbox and play Microsoft’s games over the Internet, Microsoft officials said.

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XBox 360 Works With Other Consoles

Since I blog about the Google Mobile Search, I might as well talk about Google SMS Service too. :)

Last month, I blogged about Google Into SMS Service, when Google acquired New York based texting (SMS) service provider, Dodgeball. I had a feeling that Google might have some plans to tap into SMS service sooner or later, now as I’ve expected they have Google SMS Service !!

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Google SMS (Short Message Service) enables you to send queries as text messages over your mobile phone or device and easily get precise answers to your questions. No links. No web pages.

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Google SMS

Google has just launched a new search service that only links to XHTML (Extensible Hypertext Markup Language) pages that have been formatted for display in small screens of mobile devices like PDA and mobile phone. Mobile users can already perform searches from mobile device with a Web browser and enter a query in the search box at Google.com or Google.com/xhtml. For your information, this blog is written in XHTML. :)

This week, Google added a new “Mobile Web” option to the pages. When this button is selected, users will only receive links to XHTML pages that have been formatted for the smaller displays of mobile devices.

In fact, Google also offers a similar Web search service for phones that support WML (Wireless Markup Language) instead of XHTML (Extensible Hypertext Markup Language). The WML search service can be reached at Google.com/wml. However, WML doesn’t support images, so searching for pictures isn’t possible using this service. Unfortunately, the newly launched Mobile Web option is not available on WML phones.
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Google Launched Mobile XHTML Search

Yahoo! Inc., announced on Sunday, June 19, 2005, the beta launch of Yahoo! Search Subscriptions, a service that enables users to search multiple online subscription content sources and the Web from a single search box.

Subscription content includes:-

• ConsumerReports.org
• The Wall Street Journal Online (30 days)
• TheStreet.com
• The New England Journal of Medicine
• IEEE
• Forrester Research Inc.
• Financial Times (60 days)

The search service includes millions of access-restricted Web sites containing content that search engines typically cannot access. It is initially only available in the U.S. and the UK.
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Yahoo! Search Subscriptions