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Monday, August 9, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Super Expensive Gadgets
Diamond Encrusted Bluetooth Headset
Price: $5,000 (Link)
The Diamond encrusted Bluetooth Headset is one of the most expensive cell phone accessories you will find anywhere. This is a limited edition diamond encrusted Bluetooth headset which was unveiled at MWC 2009 and is the only unit of Discovery 925from Panatronics having diamonds studded.
Price: $5,000 (Link)
The Diamond encrusted Bluetooth Headset is one of the most expensive cell phone accessories you will find anywhere. This is a limited edition diamond encrusted Bluetooth headset which was unveiled at MWC 2009 and is the only unit of Discovery 925from Panatronics having diamonds studded.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Tim Berners-Lee unveils government data project
new website, data.gov.uk, will offer reams of public sector data, ranging from traffic statistics to crime figures, for private or commercial use.
The target is to kickstart a new wave of services that find novel ways to make use of the information.
Sir Tim was hired by PM Gordon Brown in June 2009 to oversee the project.
For a long time, the UK hasn't had the default access to government information that the US has, but a campaign by Tim Berners-Lee finally yielded results with access to masses of local information. The hope is that this will make access to government services easier and more useful for everyone. Crucially, it's not just for developers; everyone can submit and comment on ideas for use of the data.
The target is to kickstart a new wave of services that find novel ways to make use of the information.
Sir Tim was hired by PM Gordon Brown in June 2009 to oversee the project.
For a long time, the UK hasn't had the default access to government information that the US has, but a campaign by Tim Berners-Lee finally yielded results with access to masses of local information. The hope is that this will make access to government services easier and more useful for everyone. Crucially, it's not just for developers; everyone can submit and comment on ideas for use of the data.
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