Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/05/gateway-intros-gorgeous-23-inch-fhd2303l-monitor-two-new-fhx-lc/
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American young adults spend more time online than consuming other forms of media, according to [pdf] a new study from Edison Research. Web Time Doubles Radio Time "Radio's Future II: The 2010 American Youth Study" indicates that during an average day, Americans age 12-24 spend two hours and 52 minutes on the internet, making the web the [...]<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/marketingcharts/~4/2qsG8w-u2Io" height="1" width="1"/>Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/xt0HLQ4YWQY/how-to-go-completely-wireless-in-your-home
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The IS03 employs an Advanced Super View display in lieu of IPS for keeping things visible from all angles, and its 9.6MP camera has autofocus and image stabilization. The 1seg TV tuner and Osaifu-Keitai contactless payment system are just the icing on the cake. It'll be available on Japan's KDDI au network soon, but hopefully the rest of the world will be able to feast their retinas on the display sometime in the future. [Engadget]
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Hopefully you have the Microsoft Word document that sci-fi epic you wrote kicking around on a burned CD somewhere, because PubIt! couldn't make it simpler to get your work to the Nook-wielding masses.
First, you upload your file. It can be in TXT, RTF, HTML, or Microsoft Word. Basically, if you banged it out on a typewriter, you're out of luck, but if it's digital, PubIt! will take it, regardless of file size, and turn it into a nice clean ePub file. Within 72 hours, your ebook will show up in Barnes and Noble's eBookstore. It'll be viewable on Nooks, natch, as well as the Nook apps for iOS, Android, PCs, Macs and the like.
You can sell your book for any price ranging from $1 to $200. A price less than $10 nets you 65% per sale, while anything above $10 gets 40%. B&N says that they won't sneak up on you with any hidden fees anywhere along the line, which, along with its simplicity, is presumably what makes PubIt! competitive with Amazon's 70/30 publishing program. Now go get writing. [PubIt! via Fast Company]
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