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Apple finally announced the exact date of iPad availability in the U.S.: It’s Saturday, April 3, for Wi-Fi models, while models with both Wi-Fi and 3G will be available in late April.

As far as other countries go, all models of iPad will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK in late April.

If you’re interested in pre-ordering your iPad, you can do it from March 12 onwards; U.S. customers can pre-order both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models from Apple’s online store or reserve a Wi-Fi model to pick up on Saturday, April 3, at an Apple retail store.

via Mashable

Every Thursday on todayfm’s breakfast show, John Duggan announces his tip of the week. And here is this weeks tip:
Golf

U.S. PGA Tour
Honda Classic (Starts Thursday)

• €20 each way on Rory McIlroy at 16/1
• €10 each way on Jeff Overton at 125/1

Best of luck!

Google’s latest addition to their search is Stars. Basically this allows people to remember the good results they got for a particular search term. SO for instance, a lot of people would search for facebook login when they want to login to facebook. This worked fine when facebook.com was returned in the results near enough to the top. However the problem occurred when Google indexed someone elses site or blog post (like this one) and it came up in someones search for facebook. For the non-techy, this lead to considerable anguish, as they couldn’t login to facebook.

So now with Google’s stars, they can always find facebook.com when searching for facebook.

Click here to login to facebook

Vodafone Ireland have announced that they will be officially selling the Apple iPhone from March 25th. Every plan (see table of plans and prices below) comes with unlimited free Vodafone to Vodafone calls & texts and 2GB of data.
On Perfect Choice Access + 150 and above, you also get inclusive minutes & texts to any network.

You can also pre-register for the iPhone, just click on the button below to give Vodafone your details.

Liverpool 2 – Blackburn 1 (Premier League, February 28, 2009)

Liverpool broke the deadlock with Blackburn after 19 minutes, Gerrard spread the play to Yossi Benayoun out wide left and, after the Israeli had maneuvered into the box, Steven Gerrard was back on the scene to slip in the opener. A cheeky handball from Jamie Carragher while grounded in the Reds’ box was seen by the officials, allowing Keith Andrews to bring Rovers level from the spot. But then Anfield saw the sight they’ve been missing for much of the season as Fernando Torres was able to restored Liverpool’s lead from a neat Maxi pass.

via 101 Great Goals

‘Everybody’s Fine’ is Robert De Niro’s show, and he brings a certain charm and depth to this family drama which tends towards predictability and sentimentality.

De Niro plays Frank Goode, a retired phone-wire factory worker whose wife has recently passed away. Frank spends most of his days out in the garden doing menial tasks, but when he organises a family dinner with his four, now-grown children, he busily begins preparing for their arrival.
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I have been trying out a new theme, got a bit sick of the last one. This theme is the Eos theme if you want to add it to your own blog. I am still tinkering with the options and the different sidebars, headers and footers.

The latest buzz (sorry!) on the interweb is Google Buzz (http://buzz.google.com/) is the new all singing and dancing facebook/twitter type thing, from Google.

So while everyone is clamoring to get a piece of the Google Buzz action, spare a thought for the poor Google Wave. Wasn’t that supposed to be the social media’s next best thing? It didn’t stay around for long, is anyone still using it?

And has anyone used Buzz yet?
What are your thoughts?

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