Leisure: NOKIA N73 Connect-Testsieger-Handy

26.01.2007, 01:45 (GMT 1) Das UMTS-Handy Nokia N73 wurde Testsieger der Connect-Ausgabe 10/2006 Das NOKIA N73 erhielt beim Test der Zeitschrift Connect 397 von 500 Punkten und wurde für seine Ausstattung mit sehr guten 136 von 150 Punkten ausgezeichnet. Das mit 3.2 Megapixel-Kamera mit Carl Zeiss Optik ausgestattete Quad-Band-UMTS-Nokia N73 bietet Videofunktion, Bluetooth, MP3-Player, Stereo-Radio, 42 MB interner Speicher, der optional über eine miniSD-Karte auf 1 GByte erweitert werden kann. Bei unserem Link-Tipp ist das Nokia N73 mit verschiedenen Tarifen im Vodafone-, T-Mobile-, e-plus oder O2-Mobilfunknetz ab 0 Euro bei Mobilfunk-Anbieter Talkline online bestellbar. Dieses N73-Angebot ist noch bis 31.01.2007 gültig und bietet z. B. mit Free S Tarif einige interessante Sparvorteile: Sie sparen 3 Monate lang den halben Mindestumsatz, Sie erhalten 3 Monate jeweils 9,90 Euro gutgeschrieben und die Anschlussgebühr i.H. von 25,99 Euro entfällt. LINK: NOKIA N73 ab 0 Euro mit Free S Handyvertrag (Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr) ...

News: Domenica

Che ruolo ha oggigiorno la domenica? Io le domeniche di tanti anni fa me le ricordo e devo dire che me le ricordo diverse. Sarà pure una cosa soggettiva ma io vedo un movimento ed una frenesia domenicale simile a quella di un giorno infrasettimanale... si forse si è frenetici per cose diverse dal lavoro, magari si è in viaggio dopo il week-end fuori, oppure si è andati a trovare i parenti lontani...però manca quel senso di quiete che mi ricordo faceva parte delle domeniche di tanti anni fa. Adesso solitamente alla domenica si è su un treno pronti a raggiungere il luogo di lavoro, ne vedo tanti sui treni, tante facce stanche, tante persone rassegnate, pochi sorrisi. Perchè? Chi ci sta rubando il tempo? Proprio ieri ho terminato di leggere un'albo della Bonelli Editore, il titolo è "La saggezza dei morti", il protagonista lo lascio indovinare a voi, beh per andare al nocciolo si parlava proprio di tempo, di tempo che si smarrisce nella smania di ambizioni fasulle e di obblighi che lo stile attuale di vita ci impone . Ci manca la libertà? Si è ridotto il tempo? Cosa sta succedendo?...

News: Militant's supporters deny U.S. claims he's in Iran

Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr insisted the Shiite militia leader was still in Iraq on Wednesday, denying U.S. claims that he ... ...

Internet: Microsoft Gets Its Act Together With IE 7.0

Finally, maybe developers can stop complaining about Internet Explorer's lack of support for accepted standards. Rumors are flying that the next version of IE will address these long-held concerns. Mozilla's Firefox may be the hot browser right now, simply because Microsoft has been biding its time. But just as Internet Explorer stole the show from Netscape five years ago, the same will likely occur with the release of Internet Explorer 7. IE 6 is sorely in need of repair, and the quick gains in market share by Firefox and other alternative browsers were probably just the kick in the pants that Microsoft needed to get its act together. So IE lost a few percentage points of market share -- down to just under 90%, according to the latest figures. Big deal. MS has had the benefit of learning from Firefox and incorporating its features. Sometimes being second to market is best, especially when you have an enormous advantage over the competition in the first place. That said, it is always going to be safer to use a browser that isn't being used by 90 percent of the Internet population. ...

Internet: Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Fall Short in Online Sales Conversions

If you're a brick-and-mortar or catalog retailer trying to break into the online channel, chances are your online sales conversion rates are below those of your competitiors that are focused on e-commerce, according to a new study released by Nielsen/NetRatings. The study found that among the top 10 online retailers ranked by conversion rates in February, only Coldwater Creek has a significant brick-and-mortar presence. Kudos to Coldwater -- that must be why Sears decided to keep it. While the average sales conversion rate on e-commerce sites is 4.9%, QVC led the pack, converting over 16% of site shoppers into purchasers. Land's End was close behind, and Amazon, Yahoo Shopping and eBay also made the top 10. ...