Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Google Maps navigation interface revision
Google Maps navigation interface for the revision, re-scaling column design, maintain and Google Earth interface, the choice of street maps easier, direct navigation interface, drag the map to be small. The new interface has the advantage of a more intuitive, reinforces the street map and navigation, inadequacies of the space is too big, blocked more maps, and I personally feel as the previous version of the beautiful. Use Google Maps API to develop third-party application site map, map navigation interface has not changed, or the original style, I do not know the future will also be replaced by the new interface. Here are two old and the new Google Maps contrast appearance.
iPhone users sued McDonald's leaked his wife naked
An Arkansas man last Friday against McDonald's, claiming that a McDonald's restaurant staff will be his wife's nude uploaded to the Internet. Litigation, Philip Sherman said he was in Fayetteville, Arkansas, a McDonald's meal, before its iPhone handset will be lost in the store. He said he called to the store, fast food restaurant manager to assure him that "custody will be a good phone." As the mobile phone to have his wife Tina nude, Sherman noted that the phone be kept in person, breathe a sigh of relief, after he recovered his cell phone iPhone. I did not realize that this is the beginning of a nightmare. Sherman was later discovered that his wife's nude together with the name, address and phone number, a person was put online, Tina suffered as a result of a trauma and damage to reputation, Sherman and his wife had to move this end, McDonald's decision to prosecute them for damages. Sherman's request, and other compensation 3,000,000 U.S. dollars, including the loss of the spirit of the fees, moving expenses and loss of working time charges. But even more embarrassing thing is, "nudity (Tina Sherman nude)" has become the most popular Google search of the word. At present, the McDonald's restaurant refused to make any comment. McDonald's U.S. wireless networks to provide free Wifi service, iPhone mobile phone users inside free broadband Internet access.
Tencent, 51 and the Rainbow something that QQ
Tencent and 51 points, the things that please the development of more and more interesting now, in early November, Futian, Shenzhen Tencent to the court of 15 suspected mass 51.COM switched to the employees, these employees accused of violation of the noncompete obligations, the company The trade secrets or secret technology into the 51's, requested the staff quit two years, not allowed to set foot on the Internet. Then, a mysterious plug-QQ "Rainbow QQ" suspected of being behind 51.COM funding and support through the online inquiry found that rainbow-owned company known as the "Shanghai-Hong Lian Network", who is in charge of "PANG Jing "The speculation and Jing Pang Pang East or have family ties, but Pang is east or 51.COM the person in charge. 51 people responsible for the day before yesterday denied that the operation of the production of Rainbow QQ, but also issued a statement yesterday, 51 formal recognition of the development of Rainbow QQ, this 180-degree change was dazzling. Rainbow plug-QQ friends have revealed that the IP functions, and can show good friend of stealth, the use of the time needed to install the original QQ, not advertising QQ, from the start bullet-regulation of the coral QQ lesson. Tencent was accused of leaving 51 staff lured away by Tencent part of the core technologies, and these technologies will be used for the development of the Rainbow 51.COM software QQ. Since yesterday, Tencent QQ forced to start unloading Rainbow QQ, its QQ Security Center to prompt users to "plug-QQ found illegal" and require users to uninstall, if the user does not immediately withdraw from the unloading QQ users not to use QQ. In addition, Tencent QQ also clairvoyant adjustments to conduct business, and its "friends online search" function no longer contains stealth friend Richard, the adjustment of the main counter for the Rainbow accused of Tencent QQ users to take privacy sell ( "significant IP, Significant stealth "functions of a violation of user privacy). However, since 51 to recognize the "significant IP, stealth significant" violation of user privacy, why in the "Rainbow QQ", adding this function, is clearly a paradox. Tencent with the Rainbow World War is only just beginning, but growing movement has begun, the Tencent is no longer facing the coral as individuals, the whole affair developed is also difficult to predict, we need to continue to wait and see.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Collection of blog sites to make money
The following is a list of 10 well-known pay for the blog site, you can practice as a soft text you write, the basic support of the Chinese.
1. PayPerPost This is the world's largest sponsor of the League of comments, Parperpost provides up to the invitation, as well as the exchange of a blog community, many here in the blog to provide mutual aid. If you intend to pay to register a comment League, I strongly recommend PayPerPost. In addition, compared with the other coalition, PayperPost Direct members and the project can increase your basic income.
2. ReviewMe ReviewMe similar to the blog market, advertisers can browse the blog to order. Some high-end or popular blog here to register your blog, if there is a huge audience, where your income is very high. The main measure is the number of subscribers to your Feed and Technorati and Alexa ranking. Some of the big blog blog each article will be able to earn 100 - 700 U.S. dollars, PayPerPost and not so many restrictions. Unfortunately, ReviewMe income of more than 50% service charge, in my view, this ratio is too high.
3. SponsoredReviews Some SponsoredReviews similar to ReviewMe, but some small features, and you promised to advertisers to discuss the price of each article. SponsoredReviews charge 35% service charge, you can make each article 10 - 500 $. Their interface than the other sites, the main drawback is that relatively few ads.
4. Blogsvertise Blogsvertise no market, you can not visit at the invitation advertisers to choose what you write. The site will control the advertisers in accordance with the requirements to match your blog, you can choose to accept or reject the invitation you received. Of course, advertising is still relatively small, if lucky, you can receive each week to invite 12. Blogsvertise pay in a timely manner, however, this is very good.
5. Blogitive Blogitive pay for each ad 5 U.S. dollars a blog, no matter the size or blog popularity. As one of the earliest blog Union, Blogitive in the past few months has shown a downward trend. Recently, they change the user interface, Blogitive blog to attract one of the advantages is that they have a week to pay through PayPal. Blogitive owned by advertisers is still relatively small, they also did a lot of improvement.
6. LoudLaunch LoudLaunch is a medium-sized pay-Union blog, there are a certain number of advertisers. Your blog set up at least 2 months or more, only through the PayPal payment. And the similar PayPerPost, the blog is usually necessary to add a statement at the bottom of the article tags, or tags to track icon. Its user interface is not as Blogsvertise such as the League of money to attract me, and the number of advertisers seem to have a relatively limited.
7. BloggerWave Norway's Web site, BloggerWave rate is about 10 U.S. dollars each article. Did not seem too many restrictions on the payment through PayPal. BloggerWave seem slow to pay, many blog station that is a hoax. It is clear that they are prepared to use BloggerWaver users to pay for, and hope that they will continue to develop smoothly.
8. Smorty Smorty article on affirmative rate is 6 U.S. dollars each article; if your blog traffic is more popular or more, the cost may increase. The article in the review week, a week after the passage of the payment through PayPal. Now users do not use Smorty more in the future may be some changes.
9. PayU2Blog PayU2Blog in a few months ago, appears to have done some work. Now the market has not yet allow you to browse the invitation of advertisers, and they have done Blogsvertise, you have to decide who received the invitation of the type. Two weeks to pay through PayPal. 10. Blogging Ads Bloggind Ads start earlier, the recent opening of the new interface. Blogitive with no major difference, however, pay attention to a maximum of a month in your blog post
10 .(paid) article, each article is the rate of 5 U.S. dollars. Weekly pay through PayPal. Blogging Ads are not too many advertisers. I just have to try them in the next 10 are registered, will have a 2-3 week to invite you, do good or bad earnings. To do their own stations, a failure that has been linked to a horse, how do Dunong not be depressed to die. ASP no longer after the procedure.
1. PayPerPost This is the world's largest sponsor of the League of comments, Parperpost provides up to the invitation, as well as the exchange of a blog community, many here in the blog to provide mutual aid. If you intend to pay to register a comment League, I strongly recommend PayPerPost. In addition, compared with the other coalition, PayperPost Direct members and the project can increase your basic income.
2. ReviewMe ReviewMe similar to the blog market, advertisers can browse the blog to order. Some high-end or popular blog here to register your blog, if there is a huge audience, where your income is very high. The main measure is the number of subscribers to your Feed and Technorati and Alexa ranking. Some of the big blog blog each article will be able to earn 100 - 700 U.S. dollars, PayPerPost and not so many restrictions. Unfortunately, ReviewMe income of more than 50% service charge, in my view, this ratio is too high.
3. SponsoredReviews Some SponsoredReviews similar to ReviewMe, but some small features, and you promised to advertisers to discuss the price of each article. SponsoredReviews charge 35% service charge, you can make each article 10 - 500 $. Their interface than the other sites, the main drawback is that relatively few ads.
4. Blogsvertise Blogsvertise no market, you can not visit at the invitation advertisers to choose what you write. The site will control the advertisers in accordance with the requirements to match your blog, you can choose to accept or reject the invitation you received. Of course, advertising is still relatively small, if lucky, you can receive each week to invite 12. Blogsvertise pay in a timely manner, however, this is very good.
5. Blogitive Blogitive pay for each ad 5 U.S. dollars a blog, no matter the size or blog popularity. As one of the earliest blog Union, Blogitive in the past few months has shown a downward trend. Recently, they change the user interface, Blogitive blog to attract one of the advantages is that they have a week to pay through PayPal. Blogitive owned by advertisers is still relatively small, they also did a lot of improvement.
6. LoudLaunch LoudLaunch is a medium-sized pay-Union blog, there are a certain number of advertisers. Your blog set up at least 2 months or more, only through the PayPal payment. And the similar PayPerPost, the blog is usually necessary to add a statement at the bottom of the article tags, or tags to track icon. Its user interface is not as Blogsvertise such as the League of money to attract me, and the number of advertisers seem to have a relatively limited.
7. BloggerWave Norway's Web site, BloggerWave rate is about 10 U.S. dollars each article. Did not seem too many restrictions on the payment through PayPal. BloggerWave seem slow to pay, many blog station that is a hoax. It is clear that they are prepared to use BloggerWaver users to pay for, and hope that they will continue to develop smoothly.
8. Smorty Smorty article on affirmative rate is 6 U.S. dollars each article; if your blog traffic is more popular or more, the cost may increase. The article in the review week, a week after the passage of the payment through PayPal. Now users do not use Smorty more in the future may be some changes.
9. PayU2Blog PayU2Blog in a few months ago, appears to have done some work. Now the market has not yet allow you to browse the invitation of advertisers, and they have done Blogsvertise, you have to decide who received the invitation of the type. Two weeks to pay through PayPal. 10. Blogging Ads Bloggind Ads start earlier, the recent opening of the new interface. Blogitive with no major difference, however, pay attention to a maximum of a month in your blog post
10 .(paid) article, each article is the rate of 5 U.S. dollars. Weekly pay through PayPal. Blogging Ads are not too many advertisers. I just have to try them in the next 10 are registered, will have a 2-3 week to invite you, do good or bad earnings. To do their own stations, a failure that has been linked to a horse, how do Dunong not be depressed to die. ASP no longer after the procedure.
Some Search Tools To Check Out
As web search providers seek to improve both relevance and response times, they are challenged by the ever-increasing tax of automated search query traffic. Third party systems interact with search engines for a variety of reasons, such as monitoring a website’s rank, augmenting online games, or possibly to maliciously alter click-through rates. In this paper, we investigate automated traffic in the query stream of a large search engine provider. We define automated traffic as any search query not generated by a human in real time. We first provide examples of different categories of query logs generated by bots. We then develop many different features that distinguish between queries generated by people searching for information, and those generated by automated processes. We categorize these features into two classes, either an interpretation of the physical model of human interactions, or as behavioral patterns of automated interactions. We believe these features formulate a basis for a production-level query stream classifier.
Google Blogs & Other “Front Pages” For The Blogosphere
When Techmeme opened in 2005, I’d found a new online newspaper to begin my day with. It quickly and neatly organized top stories as reported by various blogs and news sources for the area I cover. But if you weren’t into technology, you seemed kind of out of luck. Now Google Blog Search has stepped in to bring Techmeme-like organization for all subjects buzzing in the blogosphere. Below, a look at how it compares along with other resources such as Technorati and Blogrunner.
Major Search Engines & Blog Search
Google’s new service has only been out for less than a day, so I don’t want to go overboard with expectations. But blogs have largely been abandoned by the major search engines. Back in late 2004 and early 2005, there were huge expectations that the majors were going to do “something,” plus they dropped plenty of hints that blogs were indeed an area they were going to focus on.
Google finally kicked things off with Google Blog Search in September 2005. Yahoo followed in October, though blog listings were integrated into Yahoo News rather than be a standalone service. At some point, Microsoft allowed for searching of RSS feeds, and more was expected.
Since then, Yahoo’s “temporary” removal of blog search in mid-2006 has continued. Microsoft had feed search through the middle of last year, but it was dropped at some point after that. Google Blog Search continued on, but it remained keyword-based, search driven. That’s fine when you want to seek out news on a particular topic. But what if you want to discover what’s hot, the latest buzz, the latest “meme” that’s out there? That’s where you want memetrackers, as some call them.
I prefer to think of them as places that gives a newspaper-like front page summary of what’s happening. Google Blog Search — or Google Blogs, as you’ll see I think it should now be called — provides a new such front page. But let’s start in understanding it by looking at some of the others out there.
Technorati
Technorati is one such service. It has changed over the years to get away from being a search-driven site to providing a browsable interface. But the service has never taken off with me. I don’t find myself going there on a daily basis. In part, perhaps that’s because it has changed so much so often, I don’t know what to expect (last year, it changed in May, September and December 2007).
Looking at it again today, perhaps I should spend more time at Technorati. It groups many blogs into different categories. I can get a front page for technology or for the 2008 Election, for example. Both show me top “headlines” for those areas, plus headlines overall across the blogosphere are listed on the Technorati home page.
There are several things I dislike. For one, it’s all kind of “blah.” Stories all feel coequal, so I don’t really know what to take in first. There’s also a lot going on. Do I want the “Headlines” tab or the “Rising Posts and Stories” section?
I also don’t like that if you click on a headline item, such as an article about Apple dropping NDAs for iPhone developers, I don’t get to the article itself. Instead, I get a “reactions to story” page showing me what other blogs are saying about the story, plus — if I want — I can do another click to the story itself.
I do like that there’s a mix of blog content and news content. These go together often in the way that opinion pieces and news stories go together in a newspaper, though many blogs have news content as well. I can see On the left, “rising blog posts” and alongside on the right, “rising news stories.”
Major Search Engines & Blog Search
Google’s new service has only been out for less than a day, so I don’t want to go overboard with expectations. But blogs have largely been abandoned by the major search engines. Back in late 2004 and early 2005, there were huge expectations that the majors were going to do “something,” plus they dropped plenty of hints that blogs were indeed an area they were going to focus on.
Google finally kicked things off with Google Blog Search in September 2005. Yahoo followed in October, though blog listings were integrated into Yahoo News rather than be a standalone service. At some point, Microsoft allowed for searching of RSS feeds, and more was expected.
Since then, Yahoo’s “temporary” removal of blog search in mid-2006 has continued. Microsoft had feed search through the middle of last year, but it was dropped at some point after that. Google Blog Search continued on, but it remained keyword-based, search driven. That’s fine when you want to seek out news on a particular topic. But what if you want to discover what’s hot, the latest buzz, the latest “meme” that’s out there? That’s where you want memetrackers, as some call them.
I prefer to think of them as places that gives a newspaper-like front page summary of what’s happening. Google Blog Search — or Google Blogs, as you’ll see I think it should now be called — provides a new such front page. But let’s start in understanding it by looking at some of the others out there.
Technorati
Technorati is one such service. It has changed over the years to get away from being a search-driven site to providing a browsable interface. But the service has never taken off with me. I don’t find myself going there on a daily basis. In part, perhaps that’s because it has changed so much so often, I don’t know what to expect (last year, it changed in May, September and December 2007).
Looking at it again today, perhaps I should spend more time at Technorati. It groups many blogs into different categories. I can get a front page for technology or for the 2008 Election, for example. Both show me top “headlines” for those areas, plus headlines overall across the blogosphere are listed on the Technorati home page.
There are several things I dislike. For one, it’s all kind of “blah.” Stories all feel coequal, so I don’t really know what to take in first. There’s also a lot going on. Do I want the “Headlines” tab or the “Rising Posts and Stories” section?
I also don’t like that if you click on a headline item, such as an article about Apple dropping NDAs for iPhone developers, I don’t get to the article itself. Instead, I get a “reactions to story” page showing me what other blogs are saying about the story, plus — if I want — I can do another click to the story itself.
I do like that there’s a mix of blog content and news content. These go together often in the way that opinion pieces and news stories go together in a newspaper, though many blogs have news content as well. I can see On the left, “rising blog posts” and alongside on the right, “rising news stories.”
Price collection of a few good English keywords
Debt - Insurance - Books - Finance - Home and Garden - Coupons - Real Estate - Dental - Phones - Car Hotel - Computers - Web Hosting - Furniture - ipods - Pets - Tools - Trucks - Dating - Clothing Camping - Loans - Travel - Employment - Art - Advertising - Music - Health and Beauty Jewelry - Sports - Weigh Loss - Stocks Crafts - Shoes - Banking These are also very good! Need to take a friend!
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