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A recently conducted market study by Ontario based Internet Marketing Services has suggested that the performance of Nokia N9 in the global market has exceeded that of Nokia Lumia 800 by a long way. Internet Marketing Services is a market research company that reviews different popular products
(PRWEB) February 20, 2012
The performance of Nokia N9 in the market so far has outsmarted that of Lumia 800, the latest phone introduced to the market by Nokia. This information has been revealed by a market survey carried out by Ontario based private market research company named Internet Marketing Services. The company is known for their unbiased analysis of different popular products in the market. The introduction of Nokia Lumia to the market during the last quarter of 2011 was marked by one of the biggest ever product launch in Nokia’s history. On the contrary, the product launch for N9 was a modest one. It may be recalled that model was only launched in a few countries that did not include most of the North American countries.
Internet Marketing Services opines that the sales figure for Nokia N9 have been much higher comparing to Lumia so far in spite of a higher price. The report also suggests that the success of N9 in the market can easily be attributed to its superior features. Though these two phones look almost similar, N9 has many more features in it. The study has indicated that the Near Field Connectivity or NFC is one feature that allows the N9 users to do wireless transactions. It also has a higher RAM memory than Lumia. The screen resolution for N9 is 7% higher than Nokia Lumia 800. The highly acclaimed Mee Go operating system in N9 has also been preferred by the buyers over the Windows OS in Lumia 800.
The two recent updates have further strengthened the position of Nokia N9 in the market. Plenty of new enhancements are now available for users. The camera and the music players of the updated versions are considered to be one of the best available in any mobile phone on the market. The study by Internet Marketing Services also indicates that the Smartphone users all over the world are always ready to pay more to get better features. Official sources have revealed that Internet Market Services would continue to provide all the latest and most authentic information about this extremely popular Smartphone in the days to come.
About Internet Marketing Services: Internet Marketing Services is a private market research company that conducts market research on various topics. The company is based out of Ontario.
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The creators of The Ice Cube Diet turn to LocallyRank to deliver new internet marketing strategy.
Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) February 20, 2012
Internet marketing consultants LocallyRank LLC of Newport Beach, California have been signed to provide strategic marketing advice for Desert Labs Inc, the makers of the popular dieting product The Ice Cube Diet.
LocallyRank specializes in ecommerce marketing solutions for firms wishing to incorporate social media advertising and advanced SEO strategies.
"While an online presence is rightly recognized as essential in today's marketplace, it's the latest in ecommerce utilities and strategies that truly keep you competitive," says Kevin Heimlich, co-founder of LocallyRank. "We are proud to add Desert Labs to our rapidly expanding list of clients."
The Ice Cube Diet is a non-prescription diet supplement whose ingredients include extracts from the hoodia plant—a cactus like plant containing a natural appetite suppressant that has been safely used by desert dwellers in Africa's Kalahari region to manage appetite control in a locale with sparse and erratic food supplies. Marketed by Desert Labs Inc., the product is shipped nationwide in packets that allow it to be conveniently used as ice cubes in health drinks.
Desert Labs is an integrated consumer product company developing, manufacturing and marketing food supplements and dietary aids. Desert Labs' agro technical profile spans medicinal plant research, plant tissue culture propagation, clinical testing, modern processing, packaging and marketing of consumer products.
The company’s flagship product, The Ice Cube Diet, is based on hoodia grown in Israel and frozen in a process unique to Desert Labs; it represents the first of the company’s “field to market” products now available in the U.S.A.
Consumers are able to buy hoodia shipped specially to preserve its freshness, in packages of 40, 60, and 80 cubes. Many NYC health food stores and select NJ ShopRite stores carry The Ice Cube Diet and orders can be placed online at http://www.IceCubeDiet.com.
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Summary: A UK court has effectively ruled file-sharing site The Pirate Bay as illegal, paving the way for ISP-level blocks to be enacted when a final judgement is made in June.
Swedish file-sharing site The Pirate Bay could be blocked from the UK population after the High Court in London ruled that the site breaches copyright on a massive scale.
The move brings a block on the site to British residents one step closer.
In a judgement today, Mr. Justice Arnold who presided over the case, said that The Pirate Bay — and its users — infringe copyrighted content.
Music and film lobbying groups are now pushing for UK broadband providers to block the site. A ruling is expected in June as to whether ISPs should prevent its users from accessing the site.
In the judgement, Mr. Justice Arnold said: “the operators of [The Pirate Bay] do authorise its users’ infringing acts of copying and communication to the public. They go far beyond merely enabling or assisting.” He concluded that both the users and the operators or the site: “infringe the copyrights of the Claimants (and those they represent) in the UK”.
Considering that some 3.7 million Britons use The Pirate Bay, according to comScore, it would be a massive hit to the freedom of the Web on British soil. Alexa ranks the file-sharing site, at the time of writing, as one of the top 100 websites in the world.
While BT and Sky, along with others, continue to oppose such measures as website blocking on its networks — claiming that the cost of doing so would be passed onto the customers, and the foundation principles of the free and open Web are at risk — industry groups are having greater success in legal action.
Music and film industry representatives have recently been successful in having file-sharing site Newzbin2 blocked by major Internet service providers in the country, including Sky and BT, which has over eight million users.
The courts forced broadband provider TalkTalk, which has over four million UK customers, was forced by the courts to block access to Newzbin2 after it lost a legal battle last month. Sky and Virgin Media, who have previously implied they would only comply with court orders, received written requests from the Motion Picture Association (MPA) in November 2011.
All it takes is one legal precedence in the UK and the floodgates are open to any given site. Because The Pirate Bay has been ruled as effectively ‘illegal’, it would be unlikely that anything less than a full ISP-level block would be set.
Loz Kaye, leader of the Pirate Party UK, said: “This hearing clearly demonstrates the limitations of merely requiring judicial involvement in censorship orders.” He added: “The UK is sleepwalking into comprehensive site blocking.”
And because most of the UK online population is unaware that their online freedoms are being threatened, to say that we are “sleepwalking into censorship” is quite the case.
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Zack Whittaker, criminologist who studied at the University of Kent, UK, is a journalist, writer and broadcaster.
After studying criminology at university, though still in his early-20's, he has already had a series unconventional work and voluntary positions. He has worked with researchers studying neurological illnesses like Tourette's syndrome (which he suffers from), has given lectures on the nature of disabilities in the public community, and occasionally ends up speaking on television and radio discussing the events of the day.
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