Introducing iJango – the marketing arm for Mozilla Firefox’s new Eos 1.0 browser – the only internet browser that pays.

The following audio explains the detailed program specifics:

So, if this sounds as intriguing to you as it did to me, download the browser and take a look…start learning about how this program can become an important income producing asset for you, your family and friends. We all now have the opportunity to build an income by simply using and sharing a superior product…and the opportunity is even Free!

All you have to do to start getting paid to browse is:

1. Become a FREE Member: You must be an iJango Community Member before you download Mozilla Eos 1.0. Joining is a free and easy 3-step process.
2. Download the Browser and Install: You can either download from your new account homepage or directly from the correct link below.
   
3. That’s it, simply USE IT…and Earn!!!

You have nothing to lose on this FREE Browser – except – the missed opportunity to earn money based on the internet activity you already have each day anyway.

If you have any other questions contact me directly HERE

Google plans to deploy 1 Gbps fiber to homes within a single community to test next generation advertisement delivery, as well as further illustrate the benefit of an open-access model.

Google claims they have received over 1,100 community requests and almost 200,000 responses from individuals. Google’s plan to offer the service to only a limited number of test homes (currently thought to be somewhere between 50,000 and 500,000), likely means there will be only one happy entrant. Google is now beginning site visits to narrow down their choices and expect to announce the official test location by year’s end.

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If you have been wanting an iPod, iPhone or iPad but haven’t been willing to spend the cash, you don’t have to anymore. The New York based iPodMeister offers an interesting option…swap your old, used CDs and DVDs for a brand new iPod, iPhone or iPad.

Adding to the simplicity of the service, iPodMeister will even rip your music collection to mp3 (digitizing***) and send it to you, as long as you are willing to see the CD “Cost-per-item” go up.

The list of products available including exchange rates currently includes:

* Phones require activation and registration at the time of purchase so you will be sent a check for the price of the iPhone plus applicable sales tax: 8GB iPhone 3G = $107, 16 GB iPhone 3G S = $217, 32 GB iPhone 3G S = $326.

**All external hard drives are from top brands like Western Digital, Seagate, Iomega, and Maxtor. Customers can choose the file format (Windows or Mac) but cannot choose the color.

For further details visit iPodMeister

FCC chairman Julius Genachowski has made it clear in the past that he see’s a need for universal broadband. In his remarks at the NARUC conference (PDF) yesterday, Genachowski offered even more specific thoughts on the subject, the mention of a ‘100-Squared’ initiative probably being the most interesting. The plan would be to bring 100 mbps bandwidth to 100 million households across the US.

Limitations of current networks and technologies make 100 mbps an aggresive goal for wide-spread access in the US. To gain this level of access currently, consumers require access to DOCSIS 3.0 cable internet or a fiber network like Verizon’s FiOS service. The fact that these technologies aren’t widely available, along with the fact that end-user speeds vary greatly depending on where they are implemented is what makes this a truly aggressive goal.

In a related statement, Genachowski also touted Google’s plans for a gigabit fiber network as the sort of innovation that needs to be focussed on. This is just another example of the FCC publicly releasing more information about their US broadband adoption goals as we near the official announcement of the FCC’s National Broadband Plan, which is due to be presented next month.

Read the full story here.

At around 11pm on Saturday, Feb. 6th, a man’s gun accidentally discharged inside a Fricker’s restaurant in Butler, Ohio. It was reported that while putting on his coat, the man’s gun accidentally discharged from a .32 caliber handgun in his coat pocket. The bullet ripped through his coat and hit his girlfriend in the left leg, but luckily that’s where she was carrying her BlackBerry Curve.

The bullet impacted the mobile phone dead center, stopping the bullet and preventing the woman from receiving anything more than just bruises. Butler Twp. police Capt. Carl Bush was quoted as saying, “The BlackBerry saved her absolutely. It could have been pretty serious.”

While the man did have a permit to carry the concealed weapon, the permit forbids any such weapon from being carried onto premises that sell alcohol. He faces charge of possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises, a third-degree felony. The man faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine, and if convicted, would also face mandatory revocation of his concealed carry permit.

The girlfriend is alive and well with only bruising, unfortunately the same cannot be said for the BlackBerry which was pronounced dead at the scene.

[Via Dayton Daily News]

Need a reason to upgrade your browser? How about doing it to fight world hunger?
In honor of Hunger Action Month, Microsoft has extended their “Browser for the Better” campaign through September. The Browser for the Better campaign is intended to make it easy for people to make a real difference.

How You Can Make a Difference

For each instance of someone upgrading their Internet Explorer from version 6 to version 8 via www.browserforthebetter.com (a free upgrade), Microsoft will donate funds to provide 8 meals through Feeding America. And during September, Microsoft will double their donation to provide 16 meals.

How do you find out if you have Internet Explorer 6?

1. Open Internet Explorer (Yes, click the blue e)
2. In the top menu bar, click “help”
3. Then, click “About Internet Explorer
4. The resulting pop-up window will read “Version:6.x.xxxx.xxxxx”

What to do if you have Internet Explorer 6?

1. Go to the “Browse for the Better” Website by CLICKING HERE.
2. Click “Download Internet Explorer 8 for Free”
3. Feel good because you just provided 16 meals for the hungry

About Feeding America

Feeding America provides low-income families and individuals with the nourishment they need to survive. They are currently the nation’s leading domestic hunger-relief charity and supply food to over 25 million Americans every year. This includes 9 million children and 3 million seniors. The charity fights hunger in all of its forms and consists of over 200 member food banks that support approximately 63,000 agencies. For more information about how you can help to fight hunger in your community and across the country, please visit www.feedingamerica.org.

John Kanzius – Cure for Cancer & Burning Salt Water

John Kanzius of Erie Pennsylvania has seemingly discovered a way to cure cancer. Kanzius says he is not going to sell-out to pharmaceutical companies or venture capitalists who would certainly try to put a lid on it to secure the future financial profits for themselves.

Possible Solution to the Energy Crisis – Burning Salt Water

While this cure for Cancer is incredible all in itself, he may have stumbled across a possible solution to the energy crisis at the same time. “On our way to try to do desalinization, we came up with something that burns, and it looks in this case that salt water perhaps could be used as a fuel to replace the carbon footsteps that we’ve been using all these years, i.e., fossil fuels,” Kanzius said.