• New TV trends: Internet movies, 3-D, power saving (AP)

  AP - TV makers are adding sexy new features like streaming Internet movies and 3-D capabilities this year, betting that they can keep consumers away from basic, no-frills sets, even in a weak economy.

  
  
  

• Review: The Polaroid camera is back, in digital (AP)

  AP - A strange little ritual used to go along with Polaroid cameras. The shooter would grab the print as it came out of the camera and wave it in the air, as if that would stimulate the chemicals and make the picture appear faster. It didn't. Yet it felt dumb to just stand there, waiting for the picture to develop.

  
  
  

• Palm unveils new smart phone, operating system (AP)

  AP - Palm Inc. unveiled a new touch-screen smart phone and operating system Thursday, marking its latest attempt to catch up with competition from Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry and Apple Inc.'s iPhone.

• Bruce Clay Launches Two New SEO Tools - WebProNews

  Bruce Clay, Inc. has released two new search engine optimization tools that are available for free on bruceclay.com The new tools are the Search Engine Optimization/KSP tool and SEMToolBar. Both tools aggregate select data from Google, Microsoft and ...

• Campaign Manager - Search (SEO & PPC) - New Media Age

  This small award winning new media agency is the digital arm of a growing traditional media agency and forms part of a worldwide family network. The company works with a variety of large blue-chip partners in the travel, finance, entertainment and ...

• Web Designers Admit to Trashing Client's Web Site (PC World)

  PC World - Executives from a Seattle-area consulting company are facing prison time after pleading guilty to charges that they wiped a client's Web site off the Internet following a contract dispute.

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