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With a reported 200 million tweets posted every day, Twitter is unquestionably a great success - a global favorite - but we have some suggestions to make it even better for the users and followers.
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Sanity Keeper
Posted By: Jim Goldman
'Tis the season that we spend all this time and effort talking about Google, Apple, Microsoft, HP, videogames, what's hot in holiday electronics. But there's a gadget I used over the weekend that could change the world as we know it.
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Wireless is Still the Hottest Sector in Tech
Posted By: Jim Goldman
Yikes! Two major players in wireless with warnings kind of makes you wonder: is the hottest sector in tech cruising for a slowdown? Or is there some disconnect between them and everyone else? Despite Palm's and Nokia's issues, wireless is hardly dead, or even dying. It remains one of the most robust sub-sectors in tech and with mobile music and mobile video, will remain so in 2007. And to prove the point, I'm filing this blog on my Blackberry!
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Welcome to Tech Check
Posted By: Jim Goldman
Twenty years of covering technology and I'm finally practicing what I preach: Welcome to my first, and hopefully long lasting, blog.
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