(marceloiniarra.com)

A new handset, developed by INQ is set to revolutionize mobile communication.

Social networking sites including Facebook, Skype, Windows Live and even ebay, have been uploaded onto these phones in such a way that utilising them is now as easy as sending an SMS.

“With the INQ¹ you’re always connected to your friends on your favourite Web services. Log in once and stay that way. Even if you restart your phone, INQ¹ remembers your details and logs you in again,” claims INQ’s website.

The INQ¹, which astounded judges at the Global Mobile Awards 2009, was especially praised for its living address book which merges and automatically updates emails, facebook status updates and even photos of your contacts without any extra programming whatsoever. This is one of the reasons why it walked away from the GMA with the award for the “Best Mobile handset or device”.

For further information, check out the INQ website.

The Palestine Telegraph, which began its life as a humble blog, has now become the country’s most reliable e-newspaper.

Twenty-three year old, Palestinian journalist, Sameh Akram Habeeb, remained at home in Gaza throughout Israeli warfare in order to keep posting up-to-the-minute facts regarding the situation from a computer in his home.

The blog, which runs on WordPress software is now a reliable source for International news outlets, including The BBC.

Habeeb is also in great demand, speaking most recently at the UK House of Commons.

Spread the word , send this video, this could be your action for the Earth Day !

These latest efforts from mother and daughter team, Joan and Melissa Rivers (a well known TV host for the Oscar´s red carpet show on E! Television) combine novel commercial advertising with raising money for charity.

Each time the video is watched, $0.50 is donated to Guide Dogs for the Blind and the Lili Claire Foundation.

This simple viral marketing model reaps enormous benefits for the sponsor (in this case, all Laundry Detergent), and the charities involved vastly increase not only their funds but their supporter email databases. This is a new trend that is likely to become extremely popular in the near future.

For more information, check out http://www.all-laundry.com/

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Speakers at the world’s first international, fully-online fundraising conference, have been announced and are set to include Scott Goodstein, head of mobile communications and social networking for Obama’s presidential campaign.

Other speakers billed for the International Fundraising Conference Online are Premal Shah, president of kiva.org, Ramya Raghavan, manager of non profits and activism at YouTube and the usual suspects: Myself, Nick Allen and Mike Johnston!

The conference will include a series of webinars on digital and new media fundraising and around 1,000 participants are set to log on!

For further information or to register visit www.fundraisingonline.com