Google receives a visit from the Queen (CNET)

CNET - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II joined the Web 2.0 generation today when she uploaded a clip to YouTube for the first time. Full text

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Intel Targets New Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)

2007.04.19 - Internet - Source: RSS.NEWS.YAHOO.COM - Comments [0]

NewsFactor - The space between a notebook computer and a smartphone is an opportunity that Intel, among others, is trying to fill. At the Intel Developers Forum on Wednesday in Beijing, the chipmaker announced it is creating an alliance to work on challenges related to a new computer form factor, the mobile Internet device (MID). Intel also detailed a new platform for both MIDs and the existing ultra-mobile PC (UMPC).

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