The iPad pro is a powerful version of the iPad with a real widescreen, built-in net camera and a full keyboard.
With iPad pro, you'll be able to do heavy-duty tasks like editing videos, it's USB ports thus you'll be able to directly attach Flash drives and digital cameras with none accessories, it supports the Adobe Flash Player thus you'll be able to watch movies on Hulu and there's a built-in DVD drive thus burning data is possible.
The best half is that you simply can purchase the iPad pro at once from any Apple Store worldwide - it's alittle dearer than the iPad. image credit: Page71.
Matt Cutts, in a video, explains that photo-only sites can enable comments around their picture pages like Flickr. The picture itself may not have any text but the comments from readers will give Google a nice suggestion of what that whole page is about.
However the story is very different in the case of picture blogs or picture news sites that have an awesome collection of pics but very tiny text. How do they rank in Google when there’s no text.
Google depends heavily on text and incoming links to choose the rating of web pages in search results.
Matt Cutts, in a video, explains that photo-only sites can enable comments around their picture pages like Flickr. The picture itself may not have any text but the comments from readers will give Google a nice suggestion of what that whole page is about.
Google and Microsoft both have money, hunderdes of workers and much more offices, Google VS Microsoft who do you think will win?
Updated, should install and work on Firefox up to 3.5.x Download HERE
Well, I’m not going to get too heavily into the debate over whether or not to nofollow your internal links, but thinking about how I would go about doing it, I decided that it would be helpful to see all the links on the page, and if they were dofollow or nofollow links. So I present NoDoFollow, a simple firefox extension that highlights the links on the page, color coded according to their follow status.
The links in blue are DoFollow and the one in pink are NoFollow.Very easy to use.
Here is a screenshot of what it looks like when activated (Thanks, Matt Cutts. I knew I would find some nofollow links on your blog):
The extension installs into your tools and right click menu and highlights the links pinkish red for nofollow, and light blue for dofollow.
I hope that someone finds this useful. I have at least one friend who was asking for this since he wants to try and test using nofollow on internal links.
One of the first black and white games was electronic tennis, invented in 1958. It wasn’t until 20 years later that Galaxian came out as the first game to use RGB colors.
Sega, released in 1985, brought 32 on-screen colors to gaming fanatics and the Sega Genesis came out four years later with 64 colors, but the ante was upped with the Sony Playstation that had 16.7 million colors came out.
This year’s Call of Duty: Black Ops and Modern Warfare 3 have taken advantage of modern technology and feature over 16.7 billion colors, including color blind assist to aid those with color blindness.
The Google Earth Clock is a live clock that displays the current local time in your browser using satellite imagery from Google Earth / Google Maps.
It picks the aerial view of buildings around the world that resemble numerical digits and uses them to represent the hours and minutes of this self-updated clock. Like the regular Google Earth software, you can also drag or zoom around using the mouse to explore any of five “numeric” areas in greater detail.
An impressive experiment (see video) though you do need the Google Earth plugin to view this clock in your browser. H/t Google Maps Mania.
