There are rumors out that Google could be launching, as early as today, a new Google music service that seems similar to what Amazon.com recently launched. This isn’t a service that is going to compete with the likes of iTunes however. Google’s music service seems to be more like a data storage service where users […]
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Guest Post / About the Author This guest contribution was submitted by Pamelia Brown, who specializes in writing about associates degree. Questions and comments can be sent to: pamelia.brown@gmail.com. According to Nate Hoffelder of Mediabistro, Amazon has just announced an ad-supported Kindle, which will ship in early May. You can just hear the sighs of nervous authors […]
Imagine walking into Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint, and simply walking up to the counter and asking for a free iPad or a free Android smartphone. Or imagine the day, which I believe whole heartedly is coming sooner rather than later, when you go to Amazon.com and request one of those free Kindle devices. I predict […]
This is something I’ve never seen before. A list of Google’s top 10 advertisers, ranked by their click spend or how much they spend per year on keywords that drive clicks. Check out the chart below: It’s amazing to think how staggering the number of keywords are that ecommerce sites like Amazon must be spending […]
So is this for real, or is it an April fool’s joke? There are some rumors out there that Amazon is about to release their very own smartphone called the Amazon Blaze. So far, there have only been photos and specs leaked on the device and it’s still yet unknown if this device is real […]
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Amazon Offers Free 3G On New Kindle
The Kindle has been Amazon’s longest running best selling item for 2 years now. And the Kindle now comes with free 3G coverage for one low price of $189. Amazon is paying for the 3G coverage of their Kindle e-reader which now allows Kindle users to read books on both WiFi and 3G completely free […]
Amazon is becoming one of the forefront cloud data solution providers with their Amazon Web Services. It’s becoming more clear that cloud computing is the future of data storage and web application storage. And if all the world’s information is going to get pushed online, then we need servers that can take it there and […]