Tuesday 6 December 2011

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Tuesday 29 November 2011

Buying used car online - e4drive


Buying a used car Online is easy, quick and safe process that does not involve any hassles.
Now you can find all the used cars online. It saves precious time & money of the buyer, which was otherwise spent in finding the right car and the right dealer when online facility was not available. Buying used car online also offers the best car prices to the buyer. It takes just a click and the desire to buy the car of your dreams.
E4drive is built on a strong platform and advance architectural design which enables our customer to find the car as they want. We try to get as much information as possible from the sellers to help the buyers know the real condition of the cars. Today’s technology has improved cars a lot in terms of safety, comfort, performance, fuel economy. It is also good to know about the safety features available in today’s cars.
Everyone dreams to have a car that is brand new model but if you buy used cars that are just like the brand new ones you save on a lot of money. These days used cars are becoming a trend and people are becoming wiser to have used cars rather than spending a huge amount on buying brand new cars.
If you plan to buy best used cars  through e4drive, our vehicle specialist will contact you quickly and help you through the entire car buying process.
Find out more about insurance packages that suits your needs, community classifieds, special finance deals and valuable car buying tips at e4drive - one of Australia's best premium auto website (www.e4drive.com.au)

Google Talks About Its Evolution and Future


Google is no stranger to putting out videos about search. They put out webmaster help videos all the time, but earlier this year, we got a rare look into the inside of how Google shapes its algorithms. There wasn’t a lot of groundbreaking information in that, but it was interesting to see nonetheless.
Here’s that video:

Similarly, while not a lot of new information is provided, Google has released a new video about the “evolution of search,” which is kind of a documentary-style six minute look at how Google has evolved over the years, as told by Googler like Amit Singhal, Marissa Mayer, Ben Gomes, Jack Menzel, and Johanna Wright.
Here’s the new one:

Google has also released an accompanying timeline:
Google's Evolution


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The last part of the video is about “the future of search,” and that’s always a hot topic, given that Google controls such a dominant portion of the search market. Webmasters would do well to listen to what Google has to say about where search is going.
“The truth is that our users need much more complex answers,” says Singhal in the video. “My dream has always been to build the Star Trek computer, and in my ideal world, I would be able to walk up to a computer, and say, ‘Hey, what is the best time for me to sow seeds in India, given that monsoon was early this year?’ And once we can answer that question (which we don’t today), people will be looking for answers to even more complex questions. These are all genuine information needs. Genuine questions that if we – Google – can answer, our users will become more knowledgable and they will be more satisfied in their quest for knowledge.”
“Our goal is to get you to the answer you’re looking for faster and faster, creating a nearly seamless connection between your questions and the information you seek,” says Gomes on the Inside Search blog. “That means you don’t generally need to know about the latest search feature in order to take advantage of it— simply type into the box as usual and find the answers you’re looking for.”
Perhaps not a lot of takeaways you can go out and apply to your site right now, but it does give you an idea of the kind of search engine Google is striving to build, and the better you can solve real problems with your content, the more Google is bound to like that content. You can go back and look at Google’s list of questions for assessing quality, and get that much.
About Chris Crum
Chris Crum has been a part of the WebProNews team and the iEntry Network of B2B Publications since 2003. Follow WebProNews on Facebook or Twitter. Twitter: @CCrum237 StumbleUpon: Crum Google: +Chris Crum
resource:http://www.webpronews.com/google-talks-about-its-evolution-and-future-2011-11

iPhone Suddenly Smokes, Glows Devilishly Red On Australian Flight


After all these years of people telling us that planes are going to start dropping from the sky like dead birds if we don’t turn off our smartphones during takeoff, it looks like the real threat might actually be the planes killing our smartphones.
Okay, planes are probably not killing your devices, but apparently an iPhone blew up during an Australian flight landing in Sydney. Passengers on Regional Express flight ZL319 were startled when someone’s iPhone went demonic and started smoking profusely and glowing red.
Here’s the airline’s official statement on the incident, which they are calling “self combustion”:
Regional Express (Rex) flight ZL319 operating from Lismore to Sydney today had an occurrence after landing, when a passenger’s mobile phone started emitting a significant amount of dense smoke, accompanied by a red glow. In accordance with company standard safety procedures, the Flight Attendant carried out recovery actions immediately and the red glow was extinguished successfully.
All passengers and crew on board were unharmed.
The matter has been reported to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) as well as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for investigation and directions. The mobile phone in question appears to be an Apple iPhone (see picture below) and has been handed over to ATSB for analysis.
As promised, they provide a photo of the malfunctioning device. Although it’s unclear whether the device is an iPhone 4 or and iPhone 4S, what is clear is that something happened to this thing. It kind of looks like part of it exploded. Check it out:
There have been sporadic reports of iPhones running hot and “exploding” in the past, and The Next Web suggests that the battery housed on the right side of the device could be to blame for the problem.
Whatever the issue, I’d like to think that it’s the planes fighting back. For too long, people have secretly been activating their devices on takeoff and landing – against the wishes of aviation officials (however suspect they might be). It looks like the planes have begun to take matters into their own hands. Be warned: if you use your phone while landing it will be spontaneously combusted.
About Josh Wolford
Josh Wolford is a staff writer for WebProNews. He likes beer, Sriracha and Cormac McCarthy. Twitter: @joshgwolf Google: Google+ 
resource:http://www.webpronews.com/iphone-suddenly-smokes-glows-devilishly-red-on-australian-flight-2011-11

Friday 25 November 2011

Buying used car online


Buying a used car Online is easy, quick and safe process that does not involve any hassles.
Now you can find all the used cars online. It saves precious time & money of the buyer, which was otherwise spent in finding the right car and the right dealer when online facility was not available. Buying used car online also offers the best car prices to the buyer. It takes just a click and the desire to buy the car of your dreams.
E4drive is built on a strong platform and advance architectural design which enables our customer to find the car as they want. We try to get as much information as possible from the sellers to help the buyers know the real condition of the cars. Today’s technology has improved cars a lot in terms of safety, comfort, performance, fuel economy. It is also good to know about the safety features available in today’s cars.
Everyone dreams to have a car that is brand new model but if you buy used cars that are just like the brand new ones you save on a lot of money. These days used cars are becoming a trend and people are becoming wiser to have used cars rather than spending a huge amount on buying brand new cars.
If you plan to buy best used cars  through e4drive, our vehicle specialist will contact you quickly and help you through the entire car buying process.
Find out more about insurance packages that suits your needs, community classifieds, special finance deals and valuable car buying tips at e4drive - one of Australia's best premium auto website (www.e4drive.com.au)

Sunday 6 November 2011

2005-ISUZU



 
If you plan to buy best used cars  through e4drive, our vehicle specialist will contact you quickly and help you through the entire car buying process.

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