Comcast’s Fandango buys Movies.com site
Entertainment site Fandango.com bought Movies.com from the Walt Disney Co to widen its offering of celebrity news and movies reviews.
Nokia buys social networking site Plazes
Top cellphone maker, Nokia, agrred to buy a social networking website, Plazes as a start of their major offering of internet services. Nokia did not reveal the price of acquisition of Plazes but instead said that Plazes rovides location aware services that people can use to record, plan, and share their social activities.
Yahoo introduces two new e-mail address domains
Yahoo Inc will introduced two new email domains this coming Wednesday, allowing users to pick between e-mail addresses with ymail.com and rocketmail.com.
The current yahoo mail, the yahoo.com e-mail service has more or less 260 million users all over the world, now they have three options to choose from, the yahoo.com, ymail.com and the rocketmail.com.
Snail mail gets a digital make-over
By Daisuke Wakabayashi
The U.S. post office in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square district can see the future coming. In fact, it moved in next door.
At least, that’s the bet Ron Wiener, CEO of Earth Class Mail, is making. His company seeks to transform a mail box at a fixed location into an digital inbox, like e-mails, that can be accessed on the Internet.
Blogging now considered a therapeutic tool
I read on yahoo technology that blogging is now considered as a therapeutic tool. A published study by an Oncologist last February supports a theory that cancer patients who engaged in expressing themselves through blogging before treatment is reportedly to be more physically and mentally better compared to patients who did not.
Nokia to bring new E-series phones to market
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia, the world’s largest cellphone maker, is set to start selling a group of E-series enterprise handsets and the top-of-the-range N96 multimedia device, a senior executive said on Monday.
“We will in the third quarter bring to the market the N96 we have launched and a group of E-series multimedia computers that will be sure to have a strong stamp on where this market is going,” Anssi Vanjoki, senior executive vice president of Nokia Markets, told Reuters on Monday.
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