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Community of Windsor, Ontario, Website is a locally targeted community living resource for people who currently reside, plan to reside, and to visit City of Windsor. You can find a variety of city information, including current and upcoming community events as well as contests and discounts offered in Windsor, local transportation, Freebies and Coupons are updated frequently for your savings and benefits. Windsor's Attractions, and community service. Daily information include Windsor's weather, gas price, and currency changes. News are updated routinely to ensure the latest information provided to Windsor residents everyday. A platform is built to encourage information exchange and discussion of current topics at our Community Forum, with categories including "Community Living ", "Carpool", "Windsor Housing", and "Jobs ". Don't forget to check out our Classified Guide, for local business directories. |
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Nearly half of all Android and BlackBerry users plan to switch to an iPhone, according to a small survey conducted by Piper Jaffray. The results were based on a sample size of 216 mobile users surveyed in downtown Minneapolis, MN, but the results complemented a much larger ChangeWave survey published last week, and existing usage stats were comparable to ComScore's recent tally. The breakdown of those surveyed included iPhone users (29 percent), BlackBerry users (28 percent), Android users (17 percent), "other" (read: Windows Phone 7 and Symbian) users (11 percent), and feature phone users (15 percent). Among existing Android users, 47 percent said they expected their next phone to be an Android device and 42 percent planned to switch to an iPhone. Loyalty was much weaker for BlackBerry users, of whom 26 percent planned to buy another BlackBerry, 67 percent planned to get an iPhone, and three percent planned to get an Android device. |
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THE SIX-MONTH-long crisis over US debt ended yesterday when President Barack Obama signed into law a Bill raising the debt ceiling by $900 trillion, just hours before the US would have defaulted on its $14.3 trillion debt. There was little enthusiasm for the deal among US congressmen. The Senate nonetheless passed the Bill by a vote of 74 to 26 shortly after noon yesterday. The House of Representatives had endorsed it by 269 to 161 votes on Monday evening. “Although you may not see it this way, you’ve actually won this debate,” Senator Mitch McConnell, the leading Republican in the upper chamber, told Tea Party conservatives. Alluding to unprecedented legal linkage between government borrowing and spending cuts, Mr McConnell said there was henceforward “a new way of doing business in Washington”. Speaking for Democrats, Senate majority leader Harry Reid said most Americans “think the arrangement we’ve just done is unfair, because the richest of the rich have contributed nothing”. The Tea Party’s hold on Congress “has been very, very disconcerting”, Mr Reid said. |
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer made an appearance today at RIM's BlackBerry World conference to announce a new partnership between Microsoft and RIM to bring Bing searching to BlackBerry. As a result, new BlackBerry smartphones and the PlayBook tablet will default to using Bing for search and mapping.
The partnership will cover both applications and deeper integration. The Bing for Mobile BlackBerry App, which sports a windows Phone 7-like Metro-style interface, will receive prominent promotion and positioning in the BlackBerry App World store. The application was demonstrated on a BlackBerry Torch 9800, so unlike BlackBerry 7 OS, it will be available for existing handsets.
On new devices, the Bing-powered mapping and searching will be built in to the operating system rather than discrete applications. Longer term, the companies plan to create an augmented reality application fusing maps, location awareness, photo searching, and more. |
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