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Member Since Feb 23rd, 2006

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Yahoo! and eBay form alliance on advertising -- but it's no big deal

May 25th 2006 10:28AM on BloggingStocks

The companies will also develop and deploy "click-to-call" advertising technologies on Web sites, which is a product feature link included inside an advertisement allowing consumers to directly contact the advertiser to pursue a transaction.

Buy Wal-Mart, says Bank of America

May 25th 2006 10:26AM on BloggingStocks

We believe that WMT can work in both an offensive and defensive environment.

Foreclosure Scams: Part 2 of 7

May 25th 2006 10:25AM on The Mortgages Weblog

Great News!

Apple selling PowerSchool

May 25th 2006 10:23AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Apple’s commitment to education has never been stronger, which is why we’re excited to broaden our relationship with Pearson.

Mac PVR products hit the streets

May 25th 2006 10:22AM on PVR Wire

The TVMax neatly supports both PAL and NTSC video standards - handy for UK and US usage - but the integrated TV tuner is analogue, so Brits will need to hook up a set-top box if they want to watch Freeview content. That said, the TVMax sports an array of analogue ports to grab video content from DVD players, VCRs, set-top boxes and the like.

Sanyo's new hi-end LCD projectors

May 25th 2006 10:18AM on Engadget HD

nice review!

Consumer gas price concerns reflected in on-line searches

May 25th 2006 10:15AM on Autoblog Green

When pump prices surge, we see a corresponding jump in searches for 'gas prices' as well as alternate fuel sources such as 'biodiesel,' which was popular when gas prices breached $3.00 a gallon last September.

American Axle looks to shake loose "job bank"

May 25th 2006 10:13AM on Autoblog

It's really tough to have people not working and getting paid.

Starting with a Bang Bang Bang

May 25th 2006 4:09AM on Blogging New Orleans

In mid-August, Harrah's Entertainment plans to open a new casino in a hotel across the street from where the Island View Hotel stood. Harrah's, which acquired Grand Casino Biloxi last year, is expected to announce its plans for the site of the demolished hotel late this summer.

Dragonfly: vegan went upscale, and aren't we pumped!

May 25th 2006 4:08AM on Blogging Ohio

Hey, I wanna go! And I like the name. Don't miss Crash again, btw -- it's really good, and not just b/c it won an Oscar!

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"What's the best gaming laptop for under 1,500 bucks? I had my eye on the P7805u (Gateway), but it seems Best Buy has run out for the time being. Also, as a secondary question, I like the specs on brands such as iBUYPOWER and CyberPower and the like, but are they reliable? I'm a little worried about buying labels that aren't huge like Dell, Gateway, etc. Thanks!"

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