July 27th, 2009

This is absolutely great news for personal computer users as they will be able to get their PC for free soon. Jim Zemlin, the Executive Director of Linux Foundation said that users will be able to get a free PC which is bundled with certain telecommunication services subscription. This is just similar to the way people get their cell phones. By purchasing certain data plan, users will be able to get a PC at a very cheap price or for free.

Since most personal computer users need to have wireless connection, they will surely choose a network services provider that is able to provide free personal computer along with their data plan purchasing. Zemlin said that in providing its services, AT$T has offered netbooks. The users have to pay $50 for the netbook which is considered as a part of their services. In another interview, Zemlin noted that Linux can be used by the      data providers to develop application that meet the needs of their network. Providers then can sell the applications as integrated services.

Further, he also explains that by doing it, personal computer price can be much cheaper than a phone. The functions of a phone and a PC are quite similar nowadays. He added that the economic crisis has given Linux benefits as computer users tend to save costs.

Recently, a five minute video of a couple wedding dance that was uploaded on YouTube, video sharing site, turns to be a web sensation. This video has been viewed for more than 4.75 million times only in less than a week. The video is about a Minnesota couple who is having their wedding dance. The bride and groom are dancing from the aisle to the altar joyfully.In the video, Jill Peterson and Kevin Heinz are dancing as an opening of their wedding ceremony in St. Paul Minnesota. On an interview with NBC’s Today Show, Peterson explains that she was the one who have the idea. The other people who knew about the idea except the groom were their parents. That was why all wedding ceremony guests were surprised at the time the couple dancing along with the strain of Forever, a song from Chris Brown. Peterson added that dancing is the way she express herself and all joys she experiences. All guests gave a standing ovation when the bride comes to the groom for exchange vow through groom’s hip swaying bride. The somersault the couple performed was very interesting.

Though the rehearsal of the dance was carried out one hour and a half prior to the wedding, the dance was great.