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Coke Zero

Sunday, July 4th, 2010

Coke Zero Coke Zero or Coca-Cola Zero is a product of the Coca-Cola Company. It is a diet variation of Coca-Cola. It is marketed as having zero sugar, except in the United States, Canada and Taiwan where it is marketed as having zero calories. Coke’s biggest formulation is intended to be a calorie-free alternative to Coca-Cola Classic. Coke Zero was Coca-Cola’s biggest product launch in 22 years. The marketing of the product targets young male adults. The launched commenced in Spain on Wednesday, 21 June 2006.

In the U.S. Coke Zero has been the primary sponsor of the Coke Zero 400, a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series stock car race held every 4th of July weekend at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Florida. The event was previously sponsored by Pepsi as the Pepsi 400.

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Kellogg Recall

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

Kellogg  Company has earned the trust and respect of many consumers by providing quality food for over 100 years.

True to their words, Kellogg  is recalling many of its cereal brands due to noxious or putrid smell and “off-flavored” taste.  The voluntary recall was issued yesterday affecting four of Kellogg’s most popular cereals; Honey Smacks, Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, and Froot loops. However, the recall affects only those marked a “KN” after the use by date, as opposed to a “KM”.

During the recall, the Company immediately cooperated with their retail partners to remove all affected products as quickly as possible and immediately cease all purchases.

Kellogg has taken a number of immediate steps to enhance their quality programs. For any suggestion or concerns, contact this number: 877-453-8537.

Google “I/O” 2010 : A Web Developer-Focused Conference

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Google is making headlines for all sorts of different reasons. From being a household name, to Wi-Fi data fiasco.  Things are far from slowing down in Google.  Tomorrow May 19, 2010, Google I/O, a conference held annually, will start and crowd of developers will be turned loose on different technical sessions, and various Google product  innovations.  Imagine how much territory Google has covered since Larry and Sergey Brin started their little Backrub search engine.  

Since, many Google products and technologies have spanned over this kind of event.  Android, Chrome, Google Web Toolkit, OpenSocial, Google AJAX APIs, and the newly announced Google Wave. In the upcoming web developer-focused conference, Google announced its plan to acquire global IP Solutions, launch new API for contextual gadgets in Gmail and release updates to Google Apps Script.

Google “I/O”, which may stand for “Innovation in the Open”, or input/output, would mean a big event for us but for Google, it’s just another week, another entry in its ongoing timeline.

3D TV launches in Singapore with a contest

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Samsung launches its 3D TV offering with what it claims is the world’s first 3d LED tv. Folks in Singapore can get to see it at one of the many roadshows that the company is putting up around the country, such as at Courts and Vivocity.

So whats all the hype about 3dtv? Is it really as good as it gets? We talked to the man on the street and got these remarks

- It looks really cool and all, but I’ll wait for the prices to come down before getting one myself.

- I love the pictures, they really seem to pop up and you can reach out and touch them.

- Not sure what I’d be watching since there are no 3D TV channels and there’s only 1 Blu ray DVD to watch. Monsters vs Aliens is nice, but how many times can you really watch it

- If I want to see 3D, i’ll go to the movies and see it on the huge screen

Well, there you have it, the word on the street – Now, you can win yourself one of these sets, along with a pair of 3d glasses and a blu ray disc, just head on over to http://www.samsung.com/3dtv

Cyber Monday Online Sales Buzzing

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

Best deals today, in modern time, is happening in computers, television and technology.

A new high definition video disc format now came out known as the Blu-ray where video’s played are of much higher quality than traditional DVDs. This year if you are on the look out for a Blu-ray player this is a great year to purchase one, especially with the prices and discounts available. Over at Bestbuy have some amazing deals on their Blu-ray players and also their range of Home Theatre Systems. They have some of the best brands in the market and are slashing the prices on them.

“If you’re a retailer and you see that there’s a limited demand, you are offering promotions earlier and earlier to beat your competitors to the punch,” says Jeffrey Grau, senior analyst at eMarketer. “If they are trying to condition people to spend early, then later on in the season it can bite back because they were successful early on and now there is less money to spend.”

Sales are up to 16% over Cyber Monday online sales last year, and when you look through the online deals set on the retailer’s websites there is no wonder. This year is seeing a great season for buying big name prodcuts, and also for technology and electronics, being normally they are of the most expensive products. This year you may be shocked at how low some prices are for products such as Televisions and gaming products.

Playstations are up for grabs, with a Playstation 3 slim 120GB Console at $299.97 (at one online store,) and a Playstation 3 Console 40GB at a tiny $219.99 (at two online stores,) there is also the Playstation 3, 40GB Console with Spiderman 3 Blu-Ray disc at $219.99 (at one online store.)

The overall prognosis for this year’s Cyber Monday is very positive. Online shopping extravaganza could post sales north of $900 million. Sustaining that spending through the holidays, However, remains a significant question mark.