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Aquí está el artículo escrito por el emprendedor serial Jason Calacanis. Es interesante que cuando se habla de solucionar el problema del desempleo los europeos hablan de trabajar menos y los norteamericanos de trabajar más.

We need to put down the remote, cut our credit cards in half and start new companies with new ideas. Our entrepreneurial spirit and hard work will get us out of this mess. All we need to do is release them.

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Virtual goods were all the rage a while ago, but nowadays I don’t hear that much about them. Perhaps everyone got bored of Second Life, companies stopped opening virtual headquarters in virtual worlds, and WoW players…well, they’re a lost cause anyway, tormented creatures always destined to live in the shadow (also, Blizzard does not allow off-site trade with virtual money or goods from the game).

This doesn’t mean that the marketplace for virtual goods does not exist; it’s just not that hip anymore. PlaySpan wants to change this, and they’ve launched the PlaySpan Virtual Goods Marketplace which will contain items from popular MMOs such as EVE Online, Gunz, Kal, Knight Online, Saga, Shaiya, Silk Road, Soldier Front, Trickster and War Rock. This is not a black or grey market, though: only publisher-approved items will be sold at PlaySpan.

PlaySpan focuses on the young audience who might not have access to credit cards (more specifically, their dads told them they’ll throw them out in the street if they touch their wallet again). Therefore, they’ve set up a number of alternate micropayment methods to give the little rascals what they crave. Need a time code, a cool item, or some virtual money? No problemo, you can buy them here if you have access to either a credit card, PayPal or PayByCash. If you’re not convinced, PlaySpan sweetened the deal with an introductory offer: new Marketplace customers will receive 100 free points on registration.

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We mentioned the availability of early versions of this a few weeks ago, but Handy Safe Professional Edition has now been formally released for all S60 3rd Edition phones, with a slicker desktop companion application. Features, changelog and links below the break.
The AAS team have sworn by Handy Safe for years because of its two-way sync from phone to desktop, so this is a new release that you should definitely try.
From the press release:
"Handy Safe Pro – a new Professional edition of the best selling Handy Safe application that guarantees secure storage and convenient private data control as well as two-way synchronization with PC on S60 smartphones - uses password protection and a strong 448-bit data encryption (Blowfish) that keeps your data private and secure."
"Handy Safe Pro special features:

• Store passwords, user names, credit card information, codes, accounts (private and corporate email, Internet, shopping, bank),
• software keys, web pages, addresses and contact information, travel info, insurance policies, and much more
• 35 unique information forms to store everything on your smartphone
• Custom templates to store specific information according to your needs
• Strong 448-bit data encryption (Blowfish) keeps your data private and secure.
• URLs are treated as hyperlinks
• Subfolders support
• Possibility to restore items in case of accidental deleting
• Autolock option when Handy Safe is in background or if you don’t use Handy Safe for a certain period of time

"Handy Safe Desktop Professional, the PC companion includes:

• Easy access to your smartphone information on PC
• Specially designed synchronization mechanism
• User defined database location
• Better usability: improved toolbar, database wizard, search results, hide password function and more
• Professional design and outlook"

Here's Handy Safe Pro in the AAS shop. Additional info and download links here on Epocware's dedicated page.



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i'm unable to make one because of credit card reasoning, so i just need any old account so that i could get free apps for my ipod touch.

Today, I'm trying to buy some music on iTunes as I usually do and I get this error message:

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I checked my account and credit cards, and no one made any purchases with my account, so I don't get it. :confused:
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If you’ve been looking for a simple way to track your spending, make a budget, or follow your investments – without splashing out any dough – then online finance managers might be just up your alley. Let’s take a look at Mint and Rudder, two very similar money management sites that give you the tools to manage your hard-earned cash.

Getting Started with Mint

Getting started with Mint couldn’t be easier: you’ll just need to hand over the username and password to your financial institution (you can reassure yourself with Mint’s privacy policy, along with a detailed FAQ of security issues).

It’s easy to add accounts to your Mint dashboard, and thousands of financial institutions are available from which to choose from. In less than five minutes total, I was looking at an extremely detailed (yet manageable) analysis of three of my accounts, along with transaction information, spending trends, saving suggestions, and more.

Mint Your Money

Those of us who are financial software-phobic will love Mint’s simple yet comprehensive financial habits breakdown. There’s nothing you have to dig through a manual to understand here – it’s all pretty basic. For instance:

Overview: This is your main dashboard where you can see a quick snapshot of what your money’s been doing: recent account activity, budget trends, any alerts, etc.

Spending Trends: This gives you a pie chart o’spending; you can dig down within each category to see what your spending looks like. This is Quicken without the hassle.

Transactions: You can get a quick overview of all your accounts at once here, filter them by individual account, search via transaction type or just type in a search term (i.e., “Costco”).

Ways to Save: Mint pays the bills with sponsored offers on the “Ways to Save” page; this is also where you’ll be offered potential moneysaving deals, such as a higher interest rate for your savings account.

Mint Alerts: The most convenient tool that Mint offers is email or SMS alerts that can warn you if you’re going over your credit limit, about to incur some fees, getting a bit low in your account, and a lot more. This is an amazingly simple yet super awesome way to stay on top of your finances.

Mobile Access: You can access your entire Mint profile from the convenience of a Web-enabled phone or mobile device. For instance, if you text “Bal” (balance) to “MyMint” (696468), you’ll get instant balance reports for any account you’ve added to your Mint dashboard – and as we’re heading into the holiday season, this comes in especially handy.

Credit Management: Mint also offers a credit management program that scans for better interest rates and fees in addition to information on how to lower your current credit card debt – again, all for free.

Investment Management: You can manage all your investments – 401K, brokerage accounts, etc. – in one easy portal with Mint (rather than logging into one out of the way site after another). Also, since Mint automatically updates your investment information, you can stay on top of exactly what’s going on, rather than relying on an annual update.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

· You don’t have to balance anything; it’s all done for you.
· Read-only connection to bank accounts according to privacy policy.
· Excellent credit card management program; scans for better interest rates and fees and gives you information on how to lower your current debt.
· Easy to set up alerts
· Free!

Cons:

· You can’t import from any other financial software (such as Quicken), and you can’t take Mint data anywhere else.
· Mint also trusts your bank or other financial institution to be completely right, there are no inherent checks and balances.
· Good for keeping track, but shouldn’t be the only thing you use - always go to the source.
· Can’t be used offline.

Getting Started with Rudder

Rudder initially is not as easy to set up as Mint. The process is similar: pick your financial institution, hand over your username and password (read the privacy policy), and wait for your information to be extrapolated. However, this initial step alone took nearly five minutes – compared to about thirty seconds for Mint, and everything at Rudder must be entered manually. Yes, that’s right – manually.

Once you’ve added in your data, Rudder will identify your recurring bills and expenses. You also have to add in your income, which unless you work a straight paycheck to paycheck kind of job is not the most intuitive way to track your revenue.

However, Rudder’s not necessarily about the nitty-gritty details (and this is where a lot of people might say “thanks, but no thanks”). Rudder likes to focus on your big fiscal picture via broad stroke financial widgets that track this activity, such as:

Spend Meter: a simple way to tell if you’re spending beyond your means, but it won’t give you exact dollar amounts.

Savings Widget: A simple way to track your savings.

Bill Tracker: See if there’s anything upcoming that needs to be paid.

Rudder also offers emails (daily, weekly, monthly) to give you your account overview without actually having to log in to your account – you can get these via your Web-enabled phone or mobile device.

Pros:

· Easy to use
· Good for overall tracking
· Email-based; manage your finances via your inbox

Cons:

· Requires a manual setup
· Not good for specific money management

Rudder is definitely a simple, no-clutter tool for tracking your finances...emphasis on simple. If you’re looking for a big picture sort of tool that gives you an overall view of your money, then Rudder might be a good pick.

Mint vs. Rudder: The Bottom Line

Many of us have a nagging feeling in the back of our minds that we’re just not doing enough to manage our money, so we purchase expensive financial management software packages that end up sitting unused on the shelf. Both Mint and Rudder aim to solve this problem, providing free, simple, yet powerful money management tools that anyone can use, no matter what their level of financial expertise.

However, Rudder, while somewhat useful, only provides a core overview of your finances and is tedious to initially get going. In addition, there’s not much in the way of actually teaching you to manage your money more efficiently; it’s a tool aimed at showing you what you have left in your account, and that’s pretty much it.

On the other hand, Mint is simple to set up and gives you a detailed yet completely understandable money analysis, with tools that can quickly help you become more financially savvy. Credit, investments, budgets – all of these are concepts that many of us tend to avoid, but Mint makes them accessible using our own accounts as a springboard to a healthier financial outlook. While Rudder is a good tool to get you going in the quest for fiscal improvement, Mint is a better long-term choice.

Image courtesy of iStockphoto, bns124

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Review of Macbook Pro 2008 Skin from BestSkinsEver

After much anticipation I receieved my new Macbook Pro aluminum body a few weeks ago and it was missing something very crucial, a protective covering. Of course no one wants to disturb the precious looks of their new elegant Macbook Pro, the only way to preserve the original look of the laptop is by a skin. There are currently two highly praised companies that provide skins for many electronics from cell phones ipods and to laptops. Bestskinsever www.bestskinsever.com $27.99 and Invisible Shield www.zagg.com $54.99. I currently have the BSE version installed on my Macbook Pro and find it great. Let me start off with explaining what comes in the kit.

What is Included in the kit:
I should use the term Kit useless because it comes in a large envelope with 3 sheets each having different parts of the total body skin attached. There is one single piece for the top part of the laptop, a cover for the battery compartment, a small piece for the latch for the battery cover, another peice for the remaining underbody, two seperate pieces for the wrist guard near the trackpad and one for the trackpad as well (I did not use the track pad and will explain later). In adition there are 2 peices that run along the front two sides of the laptop before it hits the express card slot on one side and secruity lock latch on the other side. There is one strip covering the portion of the back side of the laptop which is attached to the main lid and two small strips covering on the rear edges of the laptop. Basically this kit has you covered on every level for protecting your new $2000 investment. The great thing about the kit is that it does not cover up any screws which is noted on the bottom side of the laptop. also there is a space for the button for battery life so that is not coverd up.

Installing:
First thing first, with the BSE skin, you need to mix your own solution, it is not that hard at all just get 1/3 teaspoon for every 10 oucnes water. You don't really need to measure this stuff but a keen eye will be suffice with measuring. If its really helpful to use a spray bottle to put the solution in so that you can spray the skin evenly and place it on the appropriate spot.
Installing of this skin did take some time, approx. 45 minutes if you want to be precise and take your time with every detail. You will need the help of another person when lifting off the large skins such as the top lid so one person can spray the solution onto the skin and the other person can lift it off. It is crucial you do not let the skin adhere to itself. Be easy with the solution, it is there to make placing the skin on easy so you can move it around. Once it dries is when the skin actually sticks.

Bottom:
Install the bottom first, this was not so bad, a few simple attempts and it was easily alligned correctly. The battery compartment was also an easy install but make sure you do not overlap the two skins because the they will sit flush and need to be on their own piece especially when the battery top is taken off. the small covering for the battery latch was a simple 30 second job. I let this dry and then fliped it over to start on the top layer.

Top Layer:
The top layer was the most difficult and you would think it would be easy because it is just one big peice. I put the skin on and attempt after attempt I would fail because one corner would not be aligned exactly and would have to try again. A side note: When I finished the install of the entire laptop, the next morning was a huge air bubble on the top part of the notebook and had to be fixed. Fixing it was pretty hard because it was already dry and set so lifting the skin off was a task. I was lucky that the bubble was near a corner, if it were in the middle it would probably be nightmare. Therefore take your time and make sure there are no air bubles at all when you are finished.

Wrist pad:
The wrist pad skin is probably the most useful part and the easiest installation. It took one minute to install both sides perfectly with no air bubbles. I did not install the trackpad mainly because the feel of the skin on a trackpad was too abrasive. Being a new Aluminum body Macbook Pro owner, we are lucky to have the glass trackpad with smooth motions. Therefore, I see no point in destroying that feature with a skin.

The sides:
Installing the sides was pretty straight forward. There was nothing more to it than just figuring out where the items go which at first took a few minutes. It would have been nice for BSE to include a small diagram perhaps but again it is not rocket science and just simple common sense will tell you where it all goes.

At the end of the install, the edges were kind of comming up so I had to palm them with my hand but after that it stayed on fine.
A few days later the skin looked perfect and added a nice shine to the laptop. There is one thing to be said. I put my laptop in a Targus Neoprene case and sometimes on the bottom where I did not install the skin as perfectly as I hoped, there are some cloth fibers sticking to the edges but very minimal.

As far as the quality of BSE skin, it is great and probably the best for the money and quality alike. Honestly for $28 vs the $55 at Zagg, it is a no brainer. Yes the Zagg comes in a pretty box and comes with a squeegee and solution but honestly, I do not need to pay that extra 27 dollars for that stuff. BSE is quick and to the point with their kit. Anybody is able to mix water and soap and use a credit card as the squeegee so again no point and dishing out the extra cash for the Zagg.

All in all a great product and a must for people who want to protect their new laptop and not destroy the look.

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DoNE releases the DVDRip of a teen flick staring Emma Roberts. Its about a girl who’s sent to a boarding school, well something like that. Anyway not a huge fan of these kind of genre. So enjoy for the people who are.

The unhinged behavior of a Malibu princess (Emma Roberts) prompts her frustrated father to send her to an all-girls English boarding school in this teen comedy penned by Lucy Dahl (daughter of Roald Dahl and a boarding school alumni herself) and directed by Nick Moore. Poppy is a bratty, self-absorbed 16-year-old whose pampered L.A. childhood has left her with a notable sense of self entitlement. Showered with unlimited-balance credit cards and constantly flanked by a horde of hangers-on, the ill-mannered Poppy loudly lets her parents know just how frustrated she is with her current family situation. When Poppy pulls a prank that goes further over the top than she originally intended, however, her frustrated father (Aidan Quinn) decides that it’s high time his spoiled daughter understands the true concept of discipline and sends her off to boarding school in England.

Genre: Drama
IMDB rating: 6.1/10 (778 votes)
Directed by: Nick Moore
Starring: Emma Roberts, Lexi Ainsworth, Shelby Young

Release Name: Wild.Child.DVDRip.XviD-DoNE
Size: 698 MB
Quality: XviD | 592 x 320 - 891 kbps | MP3 VBR 131kbits/s
Runtime: 98 min

Links: IMDB | Trailer
NFO: Here
Torrent: NTi | TPB | NZB

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The soap opera of would-be Mac cloner Psystar was already full of shady twists and turns, but there's a possibility Apple's legal team thinks there's some truth to a few of the wilder conspiracy theories out there -- a paragraph tacked on to an amended version of the complaint filed in California says that Apple believes people or corporations "other than Psystar are involved in Psystar's unlawful and improper activities." That could mean just about anything, of course -- we've always thought Psystar was being a little too cocky, and no one's ever figured out how a fledging company that couldn't even hold on to a credit card processor could retain such a hotshot law firm -- but chances are Apple's just covering its ass in case it wants to sue the major investors of Psystar individually or even the OSx86 hackers that unwillingly enabled the company's dubious business. Either way, with all of Psystar's antitrust counterclaims dismissed and Apple adding new DMCA claims to its lawsuit, we've got a feeling things are about to go boom in Florida pretty soon -- if machines really are still shipping, this is probably your last chance to grab a piece of (semi-functional) history.

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ust got the new 16 gb touch, when i go to the app store to get a app it goes on my spreing board then says authorization failed please connect to itunes. nthen whjen i try to downloadit from itunes it says i have to review my account and tyhe last step id credit card entry. and i dont have on, is this why it wont let me? is there any way to download aps without having a credit card?

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