Gmail Gives Power to the People Widget

Google has introduced a new tool to the social networking world using one of its strong suits: Gmail. In the next couple weeks, Google will debut a feature for Gmail called the "People Widget." The widget will appear to the right of messages and display information about contacts, including recent messages, shared documents, calendar events, statuses and, perhaps most striking, photos.

Source: http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/72547.html

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Thunderbolt MacBook Pro: The last notebook you'll ever need

From the outset, Apple's MacBook Pro has been the standard-bearer for professional notebook computers. Apple's extra-mile engineering sets the bar for performance, durability, build quality, longevity, ergonomics, battery life, and connectivity. For the past several years, Apple has had only itself to outdo with each new generation of MacBook Pro, yet Apple has still managed to set the pace, mostly with upgrades to materials, graphics, disk size, and battery life.

Source: http://www.infoworld.com/d/computer-hardware/thunderbolt-macbook-pro-the-last-notebook-youll-ever-need-169?source=rss_infoworld_top_stories_

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Barnes & Noble Tells a Simpler Story With New Nook E-Reader

Barnes & Noble has introduced its new Nook -- a more elementary, less expensive black and white WiFi e-reader device geared toward a simpler market and hoping to compete in the growing e-reader field. The new Nook unrolls with some key differences from its predecessors and competitors. Primarily, it features a touchscreen and offers a battery life of up to two months.

Source: http://www.technewsworld.com/rsstory/72525.html

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JavaScript conquers the server

In 1996 when no one believed in Apple and AOL was voted most likely to succeed, Netscape took its shiny, new JavaScript language from the browser and stuck it in the Netscape Enterprise HTTP server. That was probably the first moment that someone tried to make JavaScript the lingua franca for back-office servers, but it wasn't the last. After Netscape dissolved into Mozilla, new stacks with JavaScript have come and gone as the true believers try again and again.

Source: http://www.infoworld.com/d/application-development/javascript-conquers-the-server-969?source=rss_infoworld_top_stories_

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