{"timelines":{"dt*b7c5d3c55ae2ffca":{"tid":"dt*b7c5d3c55ae2ffca","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"google reader","hash":"descrptn\u0002google reader","view_who":"public","view_gid":null,"edit_who":"private","edit_gid":null,"creation_date":"1209017289","modified_date":"1257652846","type":"topic"}},"events":{"2d953382871f965a":{"eid":"2d953382871f965a","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Ultimate Guide to the WordPress Loop","utc_ts":"1207350798","descrptn":"The Ultimate Guide to the WordPress Loop: Ah, the famed WordPress loop that runs it all. Ronald has done a very nice job of identifying global variables in the WordPress loop in the past. Much like that post, this guide is for themers and plugin developers who want the inside scoop with some technical details on how things progress and what each of the pieces of code mean and how they do their job. The release of the fantastic 2.5 Brecker, all of this useful documentation being put together by the community and the tremendous theme designs being released, makes me want to add some fuel to the fire and build up the fever pitch. Stay tuned to this channel for some exciting news.","link":"http:\/\/weblogtoolscollection.com\/archives\/2008\/04\/04\/ultimate-guide-to-the-wordpress-loop\/","img_url":null,"media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"4","hour":"23","minute":"13","second":"18.000","score":"98","hash":"","creation_date":"1209605401","modified_date":"1209605401","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 4, 2008 11:13 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 4, 2008 4:13 PM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"23d710fa00757428":{"eid":"23d710fa00757428","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Delete Mac System Files with Dot_clean [Mac Tip]","utc_ts":"1207605600","descrptn":" Mac guy Rob Griffiths points out a few brand new command line utilities in Leopard, like the handy dot_clean command, which sweeps away Mac system files that start with a dot and annoy the hell out of you when you use that thumb drive on your PC. Griffiths writes:\nPrior to 10.5, you had to manually delete them on the other system, or use Terminal trickery to remove them on the Mac prior to copying. As of 10.5, though, you can just use the dot_clean command on the directory in question. Type dot_clean \/path\/folder to join the dot-underscore files with their parent files. Read OS X 10.5's manual pages (man dot_clean) for more information. 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Get yourself more exposure by joining the Hack WordPress writing team!\n\n Digg This Post! | Stumble This Post! | Add this Post to Del.icio.us | Google Bookmark This Post! | Netscape it! | 2 comments\n\n Hack WordPress \u00a9 2008\n---Related Articles at Hack WordPress:A WordPress 2.5 Widget GuideUse WordPress Tags? 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When asked about security at WordCamp Dallas, Matt Mullenweg responded by saying \u201cThe best thing you could do to make sure your blog is secure is to stay up to date with the latest stable versions of WordPress.\u201d Using strong passwords for your administrator account along with not using the default admin account that is created during a WordPress install are also good practices.\nFor more information in regards to securing your WordPress installation, be sure to check out the Hardening WordPress article on the Codex.","link":"http:\/\/weblogtoolscollection.com\/archives\/2008\/04\/16\/10-security-plugins-for-wp\/","img_url":null,"media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"16","hour":"9","minute":"12","second":"11.000","score":"78","hash":"","creation_date":"1209605401","modified_date":"1209605401","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 16, 2008 9:12 AM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 16, 2008 2:12 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"34fa12f9ae0295b5":{"eid":"34fa12f9ae0295b5","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"WordPress Theme Release for 4\/16","utc_ts":"1208404555","descrptn":"Two Column Themes\nInverted Headline\n \nInverted Headline is a dark theme with white and gray text. The theme has 4 widgetized areas in the sidebars which you can customize.\nThree Column Themes\nMultiplayer Tech Blog\n \nMultiplayer Tech Blog is a three column WordPress theme for technology blogs with blue and yellow colors. The sidebar is placed at each side of the content.\nMilaMira - Two authors blog\n \nMilaMira is a unique concept in a theme where the theme allows users to show separate sections for different authors. The theme is targeted at blogs which have two authors. Please read the customization options to set up the theme to show content from different authors. You can setup one author to use the left side of the page and the second one to use the right side of the page.\nAd Clerum 3.0\n \nAd Clerum is a three column theme which includes a redesign from the original Ad Clerum theme, three levels of drop down navigation and a new posting feature where you can post in two different sections of the right sidebar.\nMissing Kids\n \nMissing Kids is a charitable theme released in collaboration with The Prevent Deliquency Project. The theme displays a flashing banner that updates from National Center for Missing and Exploited Kids.","link":"http:\/\/weblogtoolscollection.com\/archives\/2008\/04\/16\/wordpress-theme-release-for-416\/","img_url":"http:\/\/weblogtoolscollection.com\/b2-img\/2008\/04\/inverted-headline-thumbnail.png","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"17","hour":"3","minute":"55","second":"55.000","score":"140","hash":"","creation_date":"1209605401","modified_date":"1209605401","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 17, 2008 3:55 AM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 16, 2008 8:55 PM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"16d5fce0606388a4":{"eid":"16d5fce0606388a4","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Neural magazine issue 29 is out","utc_ts":"1208786861","descrptn":"The latest Neural magazine is available in the best book shops. This issue is dedicated to new media art in China. It contains an essay by Timothy Murray on The Paradox of Chinese Art in the Age of Technology, another by Brian Holmes on China urbanism, industrialization and culture, a review of the 11th Microwave festival in Hong Kong, a presentation of the online project The Great Firewall of China, etc.\n\nThere are book and CD\/ DVD reviews, highlights on various musical, artistic or activists projects and as usual, chief redactor Alessandro Ludovico has carried out a series of interviews, this time with 8gg, Yao Bin, Zen Lu, my pals at we-need-money-not-art and i have been been submitted to some parallels quizzes, etc.\n\nNow you'll know what to answer when someone asks you \"I keep reading about contemporary art in China but btw, what is happening in the field of new media art over there?\"\n\nRelated: 8gg big.","link":"http:\/\/www.we-make-money-not-art.com\/archives\/2008\/04\/the-latest-neural-magazine-is.php","img_url":"http:\/\/www.we-make-money-not-art.com\/wow\/0aneural29.jpg","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"21","hour":"14","minute":"7","second":"41.000","score":"138","hash":"","creation_date":"1209592320","modified_date":"1209592320","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 21, 2008 2:07 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 21, 2008 7:07 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"2ae9f348ed6f9ade":{"eid":"2ae9f348ed6f9ade","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Revolution Theme Goes Free!","utc_ts":"1208952035","descrptn":"Did that title get your attention? While most of the Revolution themes still require payment, it looks like Brian Gardner has made another contribution to the WordPress community, this time with a free 3-column and widget-ready version of Revolution.\nBecause this theme is designed more for an end-user than to serve as a template for a web designer, the first thing you\u2019ll notice about the free Revolution theme is the large amount of color Brian used.\u00a0\u00a0 Brian has also talked about adding additional stylesheets to the theme, given you an easy way to pick your own color for the theme.\nHere is a screen shot of the free Revolution theme:\n\nAs you can see above, Brian stays true to the Revolution series with this theme.\nIf you\u2019d like to get a copy for yourself, you can now demo the theme or download the free Revolution theme.\nAs a side note, it looks like iThemes has also released their own set of 8 new free WordPress themes.\n \n---\n Enjoy writing about WordPress? Get yourself more exposure by joining the Hack WordPress writing team!\n\n Digg This Post! | Stumble This Post! | Add this Post to Del.icio.us | Google Bookmark This Post! | Netscape it! | 6 comments\n\n Hack WordPress \u00a9 2008\n---Related Articles at Hack WordPress:Revolution Releases New Forum SkinsPremium Theme: Revolution Pro Media Now AvailablePremium WordPress Themes: Revolution Pro Business Now AvailablePremium Themes: Revolution Goes Real EstateBrian Gardner Announces March Madness ContestGoogle AdSense Optimized WordPress Theme Gallery","link":"http:\/\/hackwordpress.com\/revolution-theme-goes-free\/","img_url":"http:\/\/hackwordpress.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2008\/04\/revolution-free.png","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"23","hour":"12","minute":"0","second":"35.000","score":"130","hash":"","creation_date":"1209605401","modified_date":"1209605401","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 23, 2008 12:00 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 23, 2008 5:00 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"dea9a5860367a373":{"eid":"dea9a5860367a373","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Dipity Timeline Created","utc_ts":"1209017289","descrptn":"","link":null,"img_url":null,"media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"24","hour":"6","minute":"8","second":null,"score":"3047","hash":"","creation_date":"1209017289","modified_date":"1209017289","type":"","datetime":"Apr 24, 2008 6:08 AM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 23, 2008 11:08 PM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"d4ef3963a08d1fc7"},"33d8f9d9c4a21037":{"eid":"33d8f9d9c4a21037","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"WordPress 2.5.1 security update","utc_ts":"1209211200","descrptn":"Filed under: Security, Blogging, web 2.0The WordPress team has released version 2.5.1 of the blogging software. The new version, which comes nearly a month after the initial release fixes a slew of performance and interface bugs, but also includes a very important security update. It is highly reccommended that all WordPress 2.5 users update their installations as soon as possible, especially if you allow open-registration (for user comments or for multi-author blogs).In addition to the aforementioned security patch, 2.5.1 contains a number of fixes to issues that have plagued some WordPress users for the last couple of weeks.The highlights include\n\n Improvements to the Media Uploader\n Performance tweaks for the Dashboard and the Write and Comments pages\n TinyMCE has been updated\n Layout fixes for IE users\n\nDownload the latest version of WordPress from their site and update your installations accordingly.Read\u00a0|\u00a0Permalink\u00a0|\u00a0Email this\u00a0|\u00a0Comments\n\n \n","link":"http:\/\/feeds.downloadsquad.com\/~r\/weblogsinc\/downloadsquad\/~3\/278331712\/","img_url":"http:\/\/www.blogsmithmedia.com\/www.downloadsquad.com\/media\/2008\/04\/wordpress-2.5.1.png","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"26","hour":"12","minute":"0","second":"0.000","score":"138","hash":"","creation_date":"1209592320","modified_date":"1209592320","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 26, 2008 12:00 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 26, 2008 5:00 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"247d04d5707a1b0e":{"eid":"247d04d5707a1b0e","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Woopra and WordPress: Unofficial Coolness Guide","utc_ts":"1209335487","descrptn":"Woopra was opened up to the world at the Dallas WordCamp where I met John for the first time. His talk was not on Woopra but he introduced it to the event in a very short, three minute spiel. Since then Woopra has generated a tremendous amount of buzz in blogging circles. In short, Woopra is a stats tool for websites that lives as an application on your desktop (among other places) and can provide live webstats on your visitors. I like it since it is fast and since the developers gave me an opportunity to look at the insides early on, I have developed quite a fondness for it. They are in growth mode and with the recent upgrade to their desktop client, they can support more locations and are in the process of approving a large number of new users for their service.\nAll of that being said, with my previous knowledge of Woopra and its capabilities, I was literally floored this afternoon by a flood of new \u201cstuff\u201d that I had either completely missed or capabilities that were added in this new release. So if you are a Woopra user (or if you are not, just sign up), pull up a chair, grab a cup of your favorite beverage and read on. This is pretty cool.\nAll of the following assumes that you have an active Woopra account, are using WordPress, have the WordPress plugin installed and have the Woopra application (1.1.1.0) installed on your machine.\n\nWith Woopra, and the Woopra WordPress Plugin, you can monitor all your registered users and all your commenters. This sounds obvious\/relatively mundane until you install the plugin on your WordPress blog and create an event notification on the application. Follow the bouncing ball.\n\nOpen up your Woorpa application, click on the manage tab on the left and then click on Create a new Event Notification.\nThen type in \u201cKnown Visitors\u201d into the label box, click Next.\nOn the next window, click and activate the checkbox next to \u201cVisitor is tagged or is a member\u201d and click next until you come to the \u201cEdit Notification\u2019s look and feel\u201d screen.\nHere click on the \u201cNotification\u2019s Icon\u201d dropdown to click on \u201cvisitor\u2019s Avatar\u201d and then paste the following in the \u201cCustom notification message\u201d box: Visitor %NAME% is viewing %PAGETITLE% Then click on Apply Notification button\n\nNow you will receive a notification on your desktop whenever a registered user or a user who has left a comment, visits your blog. This gets even cooler when you notice their gravatar shows up on the notification and you are now able to track these known visitors are they traverse through your blog. You can even choose to initiate a web chat with these visitors through the Woopra application. The chat shows up on their browser. This is cool and scary at the same time.\nAnother cool new tool I discovered today was the little map of the world on the top left corner of the \u201clive\u201d tab. Now I had noticed the map there but had not looked into it much. Look for a small arrow on the top right corner of that map. Once you click on that arrow, the map opens up to a full screen view and now you are able to use your mouses\u2019 scroll wheel to zoom in on any part of the map and use your cursor to identify users. I could spend hours doing this on a busy day.\nI had noticed the small column of labels at the top right hand corner of the Woopra desktop application but had not paid much attention to it. The lowest item on that list is called \u201clive\u201d and once clicked it shows the number of\u00a0 users on your blog on a moving bar graph, much like whos.amung.us\nThe analytics tab has a bunch of hidden gems. Some newer features were also added to the items on this tab. Click on the Analytics tab on the Woopra application and look for the following:\n\nThe \u201creferrers\u201d tab now has a few new subtabs. They include regular stats stuff like webpages, domains and search engines. But now this tab also include Feed Readers, Emails, Social Bookmarks, Social Networks, Media, News and Communities. Each one of these intrigued me and the I was taken aback by the breakdowns of referrals from various applications. The Email tab gave me the most food for thought. If your blog has email readers or you publish regular newletters via email, this tab could help you identify reader populations from various email services. Clicking on the graph part of the display brings up a historical view.\nThe \u201cpages\u201d tab breaks up visitors by subdirectories. With WordPress\u2019 permalinks, you can now determine how hard your yearly archives are working for you. Apparently, over a thousand people looked at my archives from 2003 this week. As your data grows, this tab could contain breakdowns by tag, by author and any other permalink features that you have enabled through your blog. I wonder why our WordPress tag is so popular?\nThe last tab to point out is \u201csystems\u201d. Now this data can be mundane and almost all stats programs offer some sort of systems breakdown. Woopra adds to this functionality by letting you find permutations of systems options. This blog receives more Chinese speaking, Internet Explorer 6 users on Windows XP than any other language. I will be using that information to my advantage, I am sure you can find your particular niche to help or enhance.\n\n\n\nWoopra is a great tool. 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I have just outlined a few that I had completely missed till today.\nHave you found any cool new tricks for Woopra that you would like to share?","link":"http:\/\/weblogtoolscollection.com\/archives\/2008\/04\/27\/woopra-and-wordpress-unofficial-coolness-guide\/","img_url":null,"media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"27","hour":"22","minute":"31","second":"27.000","score":"120","hash":"","creation_date":"1209605401","modified_date":"1209605401","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 27, 2008 10:31 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 27, 2008 3:31 PM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"023f685c57af0f97":{"eid":"023f685c57af0f97","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Editor Keith Olwell Launches Proton Studio, NYC","utc_ts":"1209355200","descrptn":"Editor Keith Olwell and Executive Producer Elizabeth Kiehner have teamed up to helm Proton Studio, a full service editorial resource with expanded creative capabilities including sound design and finishing, as well as a road-worthy, full capacity studio for working remote situations. Located in the heart of Chelsea, Proton first project is a national campaign for TomTom out of Boathouse in Waltham, Massachusetts. Additional editor signings are forthcoming....","link":"http:\/\/studiodaily.com\/main\/news\/9416.html","img_url":null,"media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"28","hour":"4","minute":"0","second":"0.000","score":"120","hash":"","creation_date":"1209832191","modified_date":"1209832191","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 28, 2008 4:00 AM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 27, 2008 9:00 PM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"2b9face11f68a7c6":{"eid":"2b9face11f68a7c6","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Worth Checking Out: Loshadka","utc_ts":"1209403998","descrptn":"A series of posts I really enjoy from Loshadka. Check the blog out regularly - there\u2019s usually something good up.\n\nI like that this jpeg is damaged. 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No new issues have been identified this time around, and twenty-two fixes have been implemented, including:\n\n Various printing issues\n An issue with Safari bookmarks and .Mac Mail account has been resolved (I'll believe that when I see it)\n Issues with mounted Boot Camp volumes\n A crash within the Network Preference Pane\n\nSo far, 180 fixes have been implemented for this version of the OS. Apple seeded build 9D10 in March and several in the month of April. As of the release of build 9D12 on April 4th, 110 fixes had been applied, meaning an additional 70 bugs have been squashed between then and now.No word on when 10.5.3 will be released officially.Is anyone else hungry for pumpkin seeds now?Read\u00a0|\u00a0Permalink\u00a0|\u00a0Email this\u00a0|\u00a0Comments\n\n \n","link":"http:\/\/feeds.tuaw.com\/~r\/weblogsinc\/tuaw\/~3\/280148102\/","img_url":"http:\/\/www.blogsmithmedia.com\/www.tuaw.com\/media\/2008\/04\/pumpkinseeds5e3e25.jpg","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"4","day":"29","hour":"16","minute":"0","second":"0.000","score":"160","hash":"","creation_date":"1209592320","modified_date":"1209592320","type":"feed","datetime":"Apr 29, 2008 4:00 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"Apr 29, 2008 9:00 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"23000b17b79d038f":{"eid":"23000b17b79d038f","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Radeon HD 3870 for Mac Pro by end of May?","utc_ts":"1209494400","descrptn":"AMD's Radeon HD 3870 will become available in a Mac version during May, a report suggests. Citing a \"reliable source,\" the report claims that AMD's mid-range video card will \"definitely\" ship in Mac form before June, sold as a retail upgrade for owners of current and older Mac Pro desktops. 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In this post I\u2019ve collated the upcoming WordCamps we know about, including the one in San Francisco. Hopefully there will be one nearby so you can meet other WordPressers in your area.\nWordCamp San Francisco will be August 16 at the Mission Bay Conference Center.\nWordCamp Paris will be on May 3rd. Here\u2019s their official site.\nWordCamp Italy in Milan will be May 10th. 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Much like my beloved KeePass (available for Mac as KeePassX), Pastor stores a title, username, password, URL, and notes for each entry and locks the entire database with one master password. Pastor's interface is a simple, no-nonsense single window. Unlike KeePassX, you can't organize your entries in folders, but it does include a handy password generator that tailors suggestions to rules (like alphanumeric only, mixed case, must include symbols, etc). Juicy screengrabs await, after the jump.\n\n\nPastor's main window lists entries on the left, and you can enter a new entry directly into the form on the right.\n\nHit the \"Generate Password\" button to use Pastor's handy password helper.\n\nPastor is a free download, Universal Binary, for Mac OS X only, donations requested.\nPastor [mehlau.net via Macworld]\n\n \n \n\n\n \n","link":"http:\/\/feeds.gawker.com\/~r\/lifehacker\/full\/~3\/281462415\/pastor-stores-and-secures-your-passwords","img_url":"http:\/\/lifehacker.com\/assets\/resources\/2008\/04\/pastor_thumb.png","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"5","day":"1","hour":"13","minute":"30","second":"0.000","score":"204","hash":"","creation_date":"1209714224","modified_date":"1209714224","type":"feed","datetime":"May 1, 2008 1:30 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"May 1, 2008 6:30 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":0,"tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"020c8df587251771":{"eid":"020c8df587251771","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"DomainBrain 1.0","utc_ts":"1209657600","descrptn":"Filed under: Software, Internet ToolsIf you're anything like me (and I hope you aren't, for your own sake) then you have more logins for websites than you know what to do with. I run upwards of 14 billion personal websites, blogs, bulletin boards, and Gopher servers and I've forgotten my username and password for 95% of them. If only someone could help!DomainBrain to the rescue. This simple app is designed to be a one stop depot for usernames, passwords, web admin URLs, content management system credentials, and database logins. You can even encrypt the contents of DomainBrain so that a ne'er-do-well can't pilfer your passwords in passing. 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For example: Covering the entire surface of a pan traps heat and creates steam. And steam, says Simpson, is an enemy of browning, which locks in flavor and juices. To guard against overcrowding, use two pans or cook in batches. 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Google's Mac-specific portal, found at http:\/\/google.com\/mac\/, now includes a Mac-specific search box. 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Luminotes has you simply start typing, using familiar rich text buttons to add bullets and other styling, and a simple linking and tagging system for your notes. There's options to share and collaborate with others, as well as easy exporting and printing. 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Whether you dabble in HTML on your blog or you're a full-on web professional, this one's worth adding to your reference toolbox. 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Do tell us about them in the comments or at tips at lifehacker.com.\nHow to make a Physical Gmail Notifier [j4mie dot org via Hackszine] \n \n\n\n \n","link":"http:\/\/feeds.gawker.com\/~r\/lifehacker\/full\/~3\/293581693\/build-your-own-gmail-notifier-lamp","img_url":"http:\/\/www.lifehacker.com\/assets\/resources\/2008\/05\/gmailnotifier1.png","media_url":null,"year":"2008","month":"5","day":"19","hour":"15","minute":"30","second":"0.000","score":"156","hash":"","creation_date":"1211251615","modified_date":"1211251615","type":"feed","datetime":"May 19, 2008 3:30 PM","specificity":"n","disp_date":"May 19, 2008 8:30 AM","timelines":[],"te_score":"0","tid":"feed*4bdaf3d7ef2d605c"},"2398fb83eacf753c":{"eid":"2398fb83eacf753c","username":"93ad392bfac90860","title":"Google demos latest version of Android cellphone OS","utc_ts":"1211999400","descrptn":"Filed under: OS Updates<\/a>, Google<\/a>
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While Google may not be ready to release its Android mobile operating system on the world yet, the company did demonstrate the latest version of its upcoming cellphone OS today.

Overall, Android has an iPhone-like look and feel. The home screen has a program launcher that looks remarkably similar to Apple's. But there are a few things that set it apart. First, the status bar that shows up at the top of every page is far more interactive. You can click and drag any item on the status bar from any program to pull down a menu that will show you missed calls, unread emails, or other information.

You can also easily customize the shortcuts on your home screen as well as the look and location of widgets like a clock. And while you can zoom in and out of web pages using the mobile browser much the same way you can with Safari for the iPhone or Opera Mini for pretty much every other phone, you can also double click on the screen to open a magnifying glass-type box that lets you zoom in on just portions of a web page.

In addition to the video above, the folks at Android Community shot a few videos<\/a> demonstrating Google Maps, Street View, and Pac-Man running on a prototype Android device.Read<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Permalink<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Email this<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Comments<\/a>

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NexusFile<\/a> aims to replace Windows Explorer.

Here are some of the cool features that NexusFile sports that the Windows team left out on Explorer:
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