Wednesday, September 28, 2011

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Apple Officially Announces iPhone Event: October 4 - techcrunch.com
 
It's finally confirmed: Apple's next event will be held on October 4. And they're not even being coy about the topic — the invite says, "Let's talk iPhone". In typical Apple fashion the invite is cleverly presented: The date...
 
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Browser Speed Tests: Firefox 7, Chrome 14, Internet Explorer 9, and More - lifehacker.com
 
Firefox 7 is set to be released today, and with a big focus on performance, we thought it time for another round of browser speed test. We pitted the four most popular Windows browsers against each other in a battle of startup...
 
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SlideShare ditches Flash, rebuilds entire site in HTML5 - gigaom.com
 
SlideShare has had a major makeover. The company has ditched Adobe Flash technology entirely, and rebuilt its website using the HTML5 markup language. Starting Tuesday, SlideShare.com now runs on HTML5 on both desktop and...
 
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Conquer Link Directory Best Practices for SEO - seomoz.org
 
Good news to all you link builders out there. SEOmoz just updated the PRO SEO Web Directory List. The long overdue update includes over 400 directories (up from 180) separated into three categories – Web, Local and....
 
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Facebook’s Mobile Chief: Within 1-2 Years, We’re Going To Be A Mobile Company - techcrunch.com
 
Facebook has their sights locked on mobile. We know that. This afternoon at GigaOm's Mobilize conference, Facebook Mobile Chief Erick Tseng touched on just how crucial mobile is to them — and more importantly, how crucial it...
 
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