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By the time you all visitor read this news, maybe its already past form the occasion that I have been through..

at the time 23.35 PM 27 September 2009, While I was trying to use Google search engine to my news article, I found something unusual about this number one search engine in the earth.

I dont know what is going on with them, you all might see the picture attached below:

You can see that? Google turn to “Googlle”…..

Does google has another plan to change their “words Image” into something different? or does it only a human error??

For those of you who read this article, please leave your comment, because with a big company like google, we never know what is going on in their internal department.

thanks ya all…

Credit : Microsoft

source: Cnet

Earlier in September, Microsoft revealed that the first batch of smartphones running Windows Mobile 6.5 would start shipping on October 6. Since then, we’ve already learned the identities of some of the devices, including the HTC Touch2 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2. LG said it will introduce three new Windows Mobile phones in the next few weeks, and Samsung has revamped its Omnia line with Windows Mobile 6.5. Not a bad showing, but it looks like it’s only the beginning.

According to Benjamin Tan, senior director of the GCR Mobile Team Unit at Microsoft China, there will more than 30 smartphones running on Windows Mobile 6.5 by the end of 2009. Tan told a group of reporters that the devices would come from more than 15 handset manufacturers. In addition to the companies mentioned above, HP, Acer, and Toshiba have voiced their support for Microsoft’s mobile OS as well as carriers worldwide, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, Vodafone, and Telus.

In fact, Verizon Wireless has already confirmed that it will offer a WM 6.5 upgrade for the HTC Touch Pro2 by the end of the year, and Sprint has alluded to doing the same for its version of the smartphone. AT&T is also rumored to be getting its own version of the Touch Pro2 under the Tilt 2 name as well as the HTC Pure (aka HTC Touch Diamond2).

While the merits of Windows Mobile 6.5 have yet to be seen in real-world testing, it’s still nice to see a new crop of devices added to the mix. Microsoft has been noticeably absent during a busy summer where Apple, Palm, and Google dominated the headlines.

Mobile phone users around the world will soon have the opportunity to enjoy a new version of the most popular mobile browser available on the market today, Opera Mini. The company has recently put a teaser on its website that shows that fresh 5.0 version of the application is on its way to handsets in the very near future.

“Opera Mini 5 coming soon” is what the company says, and one should agree that this represents great news for a wide range of mobile phone users out there, especially considering the fact that the browser has more than 20 million users, as the Norwegian software maker recently stated.

For the time being, however, no exact details on when the new flavor becomes available have been unveiled, yet a post on My Opera says that we should expect a beta version of the browser “very, very soon.” Although the 5.0 variant of the Java ME-based mobile browser is about to make its appearance, no details on what novelties it will bring have been unveiled either.

As many of you might already know, Opera Mini has seen an impressive growth in usage lately, and the browser is expected to enjoy even more growth as its availability will be extended to more areas and handsets. The other browser from the software company, Opera Mobile, is also expected to become available for a bigger number of devices on the market, as an Android version should surface in the near future too.

Web usage on mobile phones is also on the rise, and the competition on the browsing area will certainly become tighter. Opera will try to keep its software solutions on leading positions, so we should expect for great features to be added to the upcoming Opera Mini 5.0.