Wow dial up is still around:
| Access Plan | Free Hours |
Monthly Subscription Personal/Business |
Monthly Subscription Student |
| I | 13 | $10.17 | $8.03 |
| II | 35 | $26.70 | $21.35 |
| III | 90 | $64.15 | $51.31 |
| IV | 135 | $90.90 | $72.23 |
| Unlimited | Unlimited | $107.00 | - |
Wow dial up is still around:
| Access Plan | Free Hours |
Monthly Subscription Personal/Business |
Monthly Subscription Student |
| I | 13 | $10.17 | $8.03 |
| II | 35 | $26.70 | $21.35 |
| III | 90 | $64.15 | $51.31 |
| IV | 135 | $90.90 | $72.23 |
| Unlimited | Unlimited | $107.00 | - |
Oh this is so cool, Prius powered by the sun!
Toyota to add solar panels to Prius hybrid: Nikkei
TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) plans to install solar panels on its next-generation Prius hybrid cars, becoming the first major automaker to use solar power for a vehicle, the Nikkei business daily reported on Monday.
The paper said Toyota would equip solar panels on the roof of the high-end version of the Prius when it redesigns the gasoline-electric hybrid car early next year, and the power generated by the system would be used for the air conditioning.
Toyota plans to use solar panels made by Kyocera Corp (6971.T: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), the Nikkei said.
Toyota remodeled the Prius with an improved hybrid system in 2003 and is expected to launch a third-generation version by next year. (Source: Reuters)
It’s great that car manufacturers are innovating in the area of energy conservation. Costs savings and a better environment I hope!
Each text message costs 20 US cents without subscription. (Source: Techcrunch)
However, their unlimited plan is pretty attractive if you’re a huge texting fan. In Singapore, text messages costs SGD$0.05, pay per use. Unlimited plans are almost strictly available for students. In Japan, they probably don’t use SMS, they email instead which is really cool by the way. Email is a much better option without the byte restriction.
Think you can just quote news for free? It’s only half true only. Associated Press allows you special package of 4 words free, with 5 words just costing a ultra-reasonable $12.50. More below:
(Source: TechDirt)
I understand Associated Press is merely trying to protect it’s placing in news spreading but this mentality has to change. AP went after the Drudge Retort for quoting less than 100 words.
Google App Engine pricing announced.
Free quota to get started: 500MB storage and enough CPU and bandwidth for about 5 million pageviews per month:
(Source: TechCrunch)
You know… It would be totally kickass if Google can offer web hosting services. I’m sure there’ll be lots of people interested.