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Oval engagement rings from MoonOcean: Elegance of form and individual approach
Welcome to the enchanting world of MoonOcean, a premier destination for unparalleled elegance in the heart of London's vibrant jewellery scene. Immerse yourself in our exclusive collection, where the spotlight is on the captivating allure of oval engagement rings, embodying both exquisite craftsmanship and a commitment to individuality. Nestled in the heart of London, MoonOcean stands as an emblem of sophistication, redefining the jewellery experience. Our curated array of oval engagement rings ...
ENGAGEMENT RING,MOONOCEAN 2024-03-18 07:56:20
Galaxy S III will be released on May 3
Samsung Galaxy S II's popularity makes people look forward to the next generation of Galaxy mobile phones. As 2012 London Olympic Games is approaching us, Galaxy S III is also near us. An anonymous message says that the Galaxy S III conference was scheduled on May 3 at London, UK, this year's Olympic Games host city.According to the information previously circulated, Samsung Galaxy S III will have a 720p high-definition display Super AMOLED, the screen size will be between 4.6 to 4.8 inches, a...
Samsung Galaxy S III,Release 2012-04-16 16:09:18
Galaxy S III will be released today at London
At 19:00 May 3 (London time), Samsung will release its next-generation flagship mobile phone products GALAXY, SIII in London, England. This latest Samsung mobile phone will have a quad-core processor, with blue and white two colors and screen size of more than 4.65 inch (there is news that the size will be up to 4.8 inch).Europe's largest mobile phone retailer CarphoneWarehouse confirms the new Galaxy phone does have blue and two different colors.Quad-Core CPUCeramic casingPhone screen p...
2013 Google Code Jam is around the corner
According to Google Code Jam, the registration time of Google Code Jam 2013 will start on 12th March, and the deadline for registration will be 14th April 00:00UTC. This year the champion will get $15,000. Besides the prize and title, the champion will be enrolled in the qualification round in 2014 directly. Since 2003, Google Code Jam attracted many professional and students to solve the hardest algorithm problems in the world. Last year, there were over 35000 programmers participated in this c...
Google,Code Jam 2013 2013-03-13 05:48:24
Huawei is open to acquire Nokia
Last night Huawei unveiled a new flagship smartphone Ascend P6 in London. It may be the thinnest smartphone in the world and its potential competitor is Samsung Galaxy S4. Before the press event, an article from FT said that Huawei was open to buy Nokia. "We are considering these sorts of acquisitions,maybe the combination has some synerges but depends on the willingness of Nokia. We are open-minded." remarked by Huawei's Richard Yu. After this news, Nokia's share price surges 11% to $4.10 per ...
Location matters for your startup
18 months ago I relocated from my home town of Glasgow, to London, just 400 miles away. An important reason for the move was because I had just started working on my new startup, Teamly, and I know that location matters, even when running an internet business. Don’t kid yourself otherwise, your chance of success is seriously improved when you’re in a startup hub.18 months later and moving to London has proved to be a smart move, for all the expected reasons, as well as t...
Startup,Location,Company,Brand,Popular location 2011-10-22 13:01:39
PopCap’s 10 rules for commercial failure in mobile games development
PopCap, the company behind social gaming hits as Plants vs. Zombies and Bejeweled, has a way of doing presentations at conferences. Last year’s Social Gaming Summit presentation was insightful in the sense that developers were advised to postpone trying to make money from their game until there is some serious traction. At yesterday’s London Games Conference, PopCap’s presentation was equally remarkable. During a brief presentation David Bishop (Senior Game Designer) ...
Game design,Rules,Smart phone 2012-04-16 13:25:27
Today in history : Steve Wozniak invented Apple I in 1975
The original Apple Computer, also known retroactively as the Apple I, or Apple-1, is a personal computer invented by Steve Wozniak ion 29th June, 1975. Wozniak's friend Steve Jobs had the idea of selling the computer. Features:CPU : MCStek 6502CPU Speed : 1MHzBus Speed : 1MHzMemory : 8KbResolution : 60.05 Hz, 40*24 charactersPower : 58WPrice : $666.66The Apple I went on sale in July 1976 at a price of US$666.66, because Wozniak "liked repeating digits" and because they originally sold it to a lo...
Apple I,History,Steve Wozniak 2012-06-29 06:00:08
The problem isn’t you. The problem is the problem.
A friendly reminder: The problem isn’t you. The problem is the problem. –Steven Pressfield Some stuff is just hard. We start thinking we messed up. That it’s an issue with us. But it’s not. The work is hard and the problem is hard. You need to solve the problem, not fix yourself. The quote above is from Steven Pressfield’s incredible Do the Work. The audiobook (that’s a store link) is about 90 minutes long, so it fits in a s...
Silicon Valley won’t dominate the tech world forever
Yesterday I published a piece about Newry in Northern Ireland, which is looking to help boost its economy by encouraging a startup ecosystem. A little later, a post entitled ‘You will not be the next Silicon Valley, please stop trying‘ appeared over on Pando Daily, in which the author decided pull a bunch of Irish stereotypes out of the bag to attack the idea. Now, I could detail everything that’s wrong with the article, but the comments there do a perfect job of rippi...
Silicon Valley,Domination,Technology,Startup,Trend 2012-02-13 05:21:57
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