The first news about pirated iPads. The Chinese ability to clone just about everything is getting better by the day. Just three weeks after the US launch, bootleg versions of Apple’s hot-selling iPad tablet PCs have begun showing up on the shelves of online and real-world shops in piracy-prone China.
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Apple recently delayed the iPad’s international launch after huge demand in the United States caught the maker of trendy iPhones and MacBooks off guard. But Chinese consumers looking for knock-offs of the company’s latest must-have product need look no further than a teeming electronics mall in Shenzhen, the southern Chinese boomtown near the border with Hong Kong.

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Business exposure is important especially if your business is small. Now Google is helping small businesses with another kind of listing through its new service called Google Places. The geo-location service literally allowed you to put your business on the map, Google Maps that is.

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Some one pinch me please…. this must be a dream!

November 2002

At the end of a day on a warm November day when I was about to leave work a friend emailed me a link in an email suggesting I check out a blog because it seems to be on a topic I have an interest in.

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Lately I have been misquoted and had my words taken out of context with pictures of me with slides that say “Screw Google” as I am speaking to people at various conferences.

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The regulars (most of them anyway) returned to Dot Com Pho after going MIA last week. Even Leo Chiang, who hasn’t been to Pho in nearly a year, showed up. Ed Lau was last as usual and everything seems to be returning to normal. We also have some attendees who are becoming regulars, like Josh Rimer and Marilyn Anderson. The new comers include Kemp Edmonds, Isabella Mori and Yu-kai Chou. Anyone is welcome to join us for Dot Com Pho. Follow me on Twitter to find the time and location of the next edition.

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iPad Wi-Fi too hot for Israel. Israel has banned imports of Apple’s hottest new product, the iPad, citing concerns the powerful gadget’s wireless signals could disrupt other devices.

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This article present you with strategies on how to turn your travel experiences into cold, hard cash. It may not be exactly on how to make money online from traveling as there as also elements on how to save money. Ultimately, the tips include how you can enjoy an almost free traveling and get paid for it.

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Top 10 biggest security risks, and how to fix them or rather, how to avoid them.
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Time for a little reader discussion – this one inspired by a Tweet by @JessVanDen who asked:

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A guest post by Dee Barizo

eBay’s affiliate program doesn’t get mentioned much in the problogger space, but it’s been the best monetization option for my collectible card game blog.

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