OST Emerging Technologies Final Exam
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The document provides reviews of various emerging technologies from AllTop, Reuters, Google Translate, Bing, Newseum, Blogger, Twitter, Wikipedia, Sumopaint, and Delicious. For each technology, 3 points about the reviewer's experience or opinion are provided. The reviewer likes being able to personalize their AllTop page and see constantly updating popular topics. Reuters allows seeing top stories from around the world with video streaming. Google Translate helps understand friends' social media posts in other languages and see foreign websites in English.
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