
7/30/2010 04:03:00 PM

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How’s this for absolutely dominating an increasingly lucrative and fast-growing segment?
Google currently boasts a mobile search market share of 98.29%, with it closest competitor Yahoo taking up just over 0.8% of market share and Microsoft’s Bing barely touching even half that, according to recent data from StatCounter as relayed by Pingdom.
This graph, made by Pingdom, puts it all in perspective:
As you can tell from the graph, put together using global visitor stats for more than three million websites, Google’s near-100% piece of the mobile search pie is even a good deal larger than their still impressive share of the overall search engine market. Note that the red bars represent non-mobile search market share, not a combination of both.
As for Yahoo, Bing, and the ‘others’ – good luck taking on Google on that front.

7/30/2010 04:03:00 PM

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Rainie Yang
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Show Luo
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Taiwanese idol drama "Hi My Sweetheart", starring Show Luo as the dork-turned-playboy son of a wealthy family and Rainie Yang as the classmate punk that is the love interest of Show's character, is currently one of the hottest idol dramas on online streaming broadcast with mainland Chinese viewers. The show is also receiving a huge following with young people, whom adore the premise and the actors of the idol drama.
Mainland Chinese viewership from the hugely popular online streaming broadcast network PPStream has totalled 21 million viewered for Show and Rainie's 2009 idol drama, a number that was tallied between the days of July 1st and July 14th.

7/30/2010 04:02:00 PM

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A few days ago we reported that Big Bang would release their 5th Japanese singles album titled “Beautiful Hangover” on August 25th. Well it seems Big Bang performed this upcoming single at their recent Mezamashi Live performance.
This performance was recently broadcast on FUJI TV and you can listen to the upcoming song below.

7/30/2010 04:01:00 PM

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Engadget is reporting that HTC EVO 4G owners may be getting Android Deuce Deuce as soon as this weekend. The blog received a whole heap of Sprint corporate slides that detail a launch plan; the plan includes an official announcement scheduled for tomorrow and code rollout beginning on August 1st. The slides also detail tons of improvements made to the phone’s software, some of which include: improved 720p video recording, Flash 10.1 support, 4-point orientation rotation, alpha-numeric pins for device unlock, and the ability to use the LED-flash as a flashlight. Who’s excited?

7/30/2010 03:59:00 PM

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This is a good way to start your Nintendo news for the day. In a move that may seem confusing to some, Nintendo has come forward today and made an official announcement regarding the Nintendo 3DS — the new, handheld video game console that features glasses-free 3D technology. While there’s been plenty of rumors about when it’s coming out, with plenty of strange confirmations from Nintendo themselves (that were subsequently pulled from the record), it looks like Nintendo’s getting ready to announce the pricing and release date. Ready enough to announce that their ready, anyway.

7/30/2010 03:58:00 PM

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Well, we knew it wouldn't take very long, and it didn't: iFixit's gotten its hands on Apple's Magic Trackpad and ripped it to shreds. This is one operation they're not shy about calling delicate, folks -- this thing is seriously thin and its components packed in quite lovingly. So what's going on in there? Well, besides the magical dust, they found a Broadcom BCM2042 chip, which is the same one the Magic Mouse uses for Bluetooth connectivity, and a Broadcom BCM5974 touchscreen controller chip, which also powers the iPhone and iPod touch. There is plenty to be seen in the photos at the source, and there's one more below.