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As you can notice that Read More >> Link is not working, I was just wondering to see what really they are offering, but sorry I become kind of disappointed when I wasn’t able to read anymore..

When I went on that website it just clicked in my mind OH, WATEEN LOGO ? as recently ( a [...]]]> HI, I been just passing through a website refered by one of my U.S based client Mr. Jason Lacina, website I was on :http://www.2600hz.org/ They were actually setting up a VOIP setup in their office..

When I went on that website it just clicked in my mind OH, WATEEN LOGO ? as recently ( a month ) ago I found that WATEEN REBRANDED its complete brand with new logo and stuff.

I was just wondering weather logo design company did the copy and little modify this one http://www.2600hz.org/ or its original work.. If you can Flip horizontally then you might see the similarities.

Just wondering..just like the mobilink jazba logo

Wateen New Logo ( This logo is WATEEN property and copyright from their respective ) I have only linked here so if anyone has any issue please write me, we’ll remove the link.

Wateen new Logo, copy or original?

VOIP COMPANY LOGO

Wateen logo similar to this ? just wondering

As AllThingsD reports, “Google is finally close to launching a music service with help from the labels”. The news was confirmed by Andy Rubin, Google’s Senior Vice President of Mobile. “Google is [...]]]> Google Music Store — With a “Twist” — Coming Soon, Says Android Boss
October 19, 2011 at 4:15 am PT

As AllThingsD reports, “Google is finally close to launching a music service with help from the labels”. The news was confirmed by Andy Rubin, Google’s Senior Vice President of Mobile. “Google is in the very, very early phases of adding consumer products to our portfolio. The media industry didn’t see us as that. They saw us a search company,” Andy Rubin said, trying to explain why it takes so long to launch a music store and other similar services. At the moment, Google Music is an invite-only service that lets you upload up to 20,000 songs and stream them to any computer, iOS or Android device.

Google worked for a long time to get a music store/service up and running with the blessing of the big music labels. Last spring, all of that broke down, so Google launched a cloud-based music locker on its own.

But Google is finally close to launching a music service with help from the labels, Android boss Andy Rubin said today, confirming earlier reports for the first time. When? “I think we’re close,” Rubin said onstage at the AsiaD conference in Hong Kong.

Both Amazon and Apple already sell music and offer cloud lockers, but Rubin promised that Google’s version “will have a little twist – it will have a little Google in it. It won’t just be selling 99-cent tracks.”

Still, Google needs all of the big labels on board, and the most recent reports said only EMI Music was close to a final deal. So, “close” could be a relative term.

Meanwhile, about those earlier label deals. Why did they fall apart, anyway?

Rather than accuse the labels of taking an unreasonable stance, as Google executives have previously done, Rubin takes a new tack — he says media companies in general haven’t been able to figure out what Google is up to. Just like Steve Jobs’s company used to be called “Apple Computer” and evolved into “Apple,” he says, Google is morphing, as well.

“Google is in the very, very early phases of adding consumer products to our portfolio,” he said. “The media industry didn’t see us as that. They saw us a search company.”

You can connect some dots here and make an educated guess: Rubin is probably referencing media companies’ insistence that Google help them fight piracy by making some sites harder to find. And the search giant has complied, to some degree. But there’s likely more to the story than that.

A video from Google’s YouTube channel (update: the video is now private, but there’s a mirror here) introduces a new Gmail interface. It’s based on the Preview theme that’s already available in Gmail, but there are [...]]]> Thursday, October 20, 2011