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    • Video Tips- Minimal Noise September 30, 2008
      Video production tips: Minimize noise and movement. To create highly optimized videosyou must start with the original, high-quality video files.You can think of video creation as a war against unnecessary digital noise in yourcontent. The more noise in your video, the less it can be compressed, and the largerthe final result. The less movement there is, the […]
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    • Optimizing Videos For The Web September 30, 2008
      Optimizing videos for the WebMovies optimized for the Web should be short in duration, small in dimension, andoptimized with the appropriate codec. We have seen videos 10 to 30 minutes long automaticallyloaded and playing into home pages, some 50 MB to 175 MB in file size.Although this may grab the attention of high-bandwidth users, it is better to respectyo […]
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    • Reciprocating Links September 30, 2008
      Reciprocation: Repaying an obligation. Humans feel obligated to repay a gift from others.Reciprocation is a social norm that obligates the recipient to repay a favor in the future.This ensures continuing relationships which sociologists say is beneficial to society.On the Web, you can use reciprocity and rewards to increase the likelihood that customerswill […]
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    • Adwords optimizing September 30, 2008
      Advertisers should test multiple ads to fine-tune campaigns and find out what iseffective. For this purpose, AdWords offers optimized ad serving. This means advertiserscan circulate multiple ads at once and Google will automatically start to circulate“better-performing”ads more frequently. In this approach, AdWords optimizesperformance automatically, based o […]
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T-mobiles New Phone – G1 – Pictures

Sizing Up the G1

T-Mobile this week unveiled the first phone to use the open-source Android operating system developed by Google and its partners. The G1, based on HTC’s Dream handset, will be available in the United States starting October 22.

The T-Mobile G1 design is similar to that of the iPhone, but some differences distinguish the two. The G1 is bulkier than the iPhone, nearly 30 percent thicker, and almost 20 percent heavier. Nevertheless, it’s a bit narrower than the iPhone and comes with a 320-by-480 touch screen. Below the screen, the bottom juts out slightly, with five buttons and a small BlackBerry-like trackball to aid screen navigation.

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