I am fan of gadgets. I like what’s new and technical. And since Android has been launched the mobile world is weaknesing some major changes and improvements. That is why I decided to make a new blog: Android-os.netThe blog is mainly dedicated to the latest Android phone and other Android gadgets. But I will write about other phones and interesting gadgets as well. For example the release of the new iPhone OS 3.0 really started a big buzz in the mobile world. How will Android 2.0 counter-attack? Wi will just have to wait.

Until than make sure you check out the new blog: Android-os.net

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Check them out. I am sure you will find them really useful.

For those geek/wiz-kid style fan, you can find an old style ascii theme called terminal (and that is exactly what it is). For those web 2.0 fans, there is a nice gloosy theme.

The exciting part is that there are some funny themes like Zoozimps or Bus Stop. For screenshots of all the themes currently available visit the gMail Blog.

Now, it is only a matter of time until Google will introduce the posibility to make your own themes. So very soon we will witnes themes made by other users as well.

If you don’t see the themes tab under settings, don’t worry. It will be there soon.

Online flash games are spreading at a very fast pace and it is the numebr one ritch itnernet content on the web right now. Games are played by bilions of players every day. There are thausons of games online and new ones are beeing crated every day. So it was just a matter of time ads for this type of content would be available.
Currently there are such ad networks that offer Game ads. Such network is Mochiads. It is the top network when it comes to game ads, with hundreds of publishers makeing new and fresh games every week. When google announced they will serve such ads as well, you may think that Mochiads has a new (and maybe more powerfull) enemy. But actually, he has an ally. Mochiads and Google have partnered to make the biggest game ad network.
This is good for poth publishers and advertisers. Fresh ads are desplayed, ads that pay more and more. Also, advertisers have the message displayed on many websites to a very selective public that will surely notice the ads. Beeing Images and even movies, the ads are very visible and will attract users to click on them.
At this time, eligible publishers must have a minimum of 500,000 game plays per day and have 80% of their traffic from the U.S. or the U.K. If you’re interested in becoming a AdSense for games beta publisher, feel free to review the complete list of requirements and submit an application. Also, currently Mochiads publishers don’t have to do anything, adsense ads beeing merged with mochiads as you read. And very soon, mochi publishers will start to earn more from the ads the games dysplay.

You can also join a Political Party and get allected as mayor, congresman and even president of your coutnry. You can start your own newspaper and start writing articles about events in erepublik in that newspaper. You can also train and after you have a weapon you can fight with other player. This depends on the wars there are curently on in eRepublik, and belive me, there are wars. Your country can even expand further and further by wining other teritories in batle (of course, other countries loose teritories).

The internet was created by ser Tim Berners-Lee at CERN in 1989. He wanted something to send and receive information between many computers located in CERN. Actually he wanted to be able to store some data (test results and many more) on a computer and other could connect and read those datas.

Every resource was accesed by it’s adress or URL (uniform resource locator). There was also a protocol for accesing these datas: HTTP. These resources were viewed as documents and these documents could contain inside them other URLs. He had the ideea that “everythink could link to everything”. This way the Internet was born. At first very small but it growned fast.

But is actually a website? A website is a colection of many pages (documents) conected to one-another that refer to a specific company or organization. There are also web aplications. These aplications are web pages rendered dinamycally that is ment to give the user some sort of functionality.  The interactivity between the user and the web server is done throught a web interface. The web interface actually is the site. Web application=Interface+Data+Program. All of them are important. If one fails, the entire architecture fails.

What about Web 2.0? Most of you will think of fancy layouts with glossy buttons and cool reflexions. But that isn’t actually Web2.0 in terms of programming. Web 2.0 means that the user can generate content. In web 1.0 the user was just a consumer. The web was most “Read-only”.

“The web is more a social creation than a technical one. The ultimate goal of the Web is to support and improve our web?like existence in the world. We clump into families, associations, and companies. We develop trust across miles and distrust around a corner.” – Tim Berners?Lee

Tim O’Reilly in 2005 said that Web 2.0 means that the user can control the data on the web. So this lead to the apparition of new applications: Weblogs (Blogs), Wikis, Social Networking Websites, Potcasts, Videocasts and many more. Later, this lead to the apparition of servicies and NOT program packages.Many programs like MS Office started to be replaced, slwoly but surely, by services like Google Docs, Photo Album software have been replaced almost completly by Adobe Photoshop Express or similar services. The list can go on.

This way, the web was not read-only anymore but read/write web. Any user can ad new content to the web with a few clicks. The user now chooses exactly what, when and were he wants to see. But with this freedom there was also a problem of rights. That is why Creative Commons appeared: reasonable, flexible copyright. Everyone was happy: The original author and the readers and users as well.

Web blogs became very popular in this period. There were hundreds of new blogs every day. Also a new ideea, micro-blogs, evolved later on (Twitter). Wikis started to become more and more trusworthy. Everyone that needed some information about a specific historical event or a country or many more things would go to wikipedia to find it.

With all these there was a major problem. All of the websites needed you to log-in in order for you to make changes to the web. If you have accounts to many services you would need to have a different username and a pasword for each if you want to stay secure. If you have the same username/password, in case one gets hacked the hacker has acces to all the other accounts as well. Remembering these is really hard. so that is why OpenID was invented:one account to controll everything. High secure digital identity for each and unyque user.

Because of all this, a few problems can come to the surface. The main one is “information overlow”. To much data for the user to pick. A studdy has shown that 44% of the adult american population is a public web writer. In web 3.0 these problems start to be fixed. Web 3.0 is “Semantic Web”. The solution is RDF (Resource Description Framework). Using an association of meta-data the web is organized. This can also be done to create relations between people in Social Networking Websites. This evolotion will also lead to the aparition of other services like WebOS and Inteligent Services.

Conclusion:
Anyone can say anything about anything
No one knows everything about anything
My system is most valuable because of its interconnection to its peers