Posted by Digg on 9th May 2006
TechCrunch reveals a large screenshot from AIM Pages, AOL’s upcoming social networking service. User pages will reside at aim.com/[username].
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Posted by Digg on 9th May 2006
Warner Brothers sees the light and embraces the best file trading system out there. Here’s the link:
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Posted by Digg on 2nd May 2006
In what looks like the first serious shot across Google’s bow, Microsoft has signed a deal with online retail giant Amazon to replace Google’s search engine with its Windows Live search on the Amazon site.
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Posted by Digg on 1st May 2006
Starting today, you can stream episodes of ABC’s LOST, Desperate Housewives, Commander in Chief, and Alias for free at ABC.com. The ad-supported episodes will be available for at least a two-month trial period.
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Posted by Digg on 1st May 2006
T-Mobile plans to shake-up the home broadband market by offering an uncapped 3G service of up to 20Mbps for just $15 per month. The company aims to replace landlines altogether for both voice and data, enabling the mobile phone to be the only connectivity device the consumer needs.
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Posted by Digg on 1st May 2006
You can download Google Videos as AVI without additional programs or extensions.
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