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Rene Duenas and Realty Vision are transforming the way customers interact with real estate agents and vice versa. Bringing the traditional Social Media to a Personal level, the business card, the handshake, with a new Interactive Community Outreach Location opening on Friday March 23rd, the customers will experience a new way of researching real estate, via new interactive displays and elite customer service.

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The continuous change of computer and mobile technologies combined with Internet content distribution channels enable Realty Vision to empower its agents to work remotely, efficiently, and smartly.

Realty Vision will begin to offer by mid year 2012, franchise opportunities to experienced brokers who share same values and commitment to client service.

Realty Vision was founded by Rene Dueas, a REALTOR with over 25 years experience in the Silicon Valley. He has worked for some of the largest brokerages in the country and has synthesized the best practices from these firms to create a brokerage that fits with todays changing real estate market and sophisticated real estate client.

Based in Campbell, CA. Realty Vision is a full real estate services company, first, created on the in Internet in Los Gatos, CA. REALTYVISION trademark by REALTYVISION.COM, INC. in Campbell, CA, 95008. REALTYVISION.COM, INC. incorporated in Delaware. REALTYVISION.COM, INC., a private company. Inquiries to: info(at)realtyvision(dot)com

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PITTSBURGH, March 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --In anticipation of a busy residential real estate market this spring, Prudential Preferred Realty recently introduced a new feature on its website that will help match prospective home buyers with potentially compatible Prudential agents. The Prudential Preferred Realty Agent Compatibility Matcher provides people with an automated and interesting way to find an agent who matches their unique preferences.

"Compatibility is an important part of any successful relationship," said Debra Arrisher, director of marketing for Prudential Preferred Realty. "We hope that this online feature helps potential buyers, particularly those who don't already have an agent relationship, find agents who have similar styles, common interests or real estate expertise that matches their needs."

The Agent Compatibility Matcher works in a similar way to an online dating site. It uses an algorithm to rank a customer's preferences with the self-authored profiles of the more than 250 agents who are in the matching system.

People interested in trying the free service can visit http://www.prudentialpreferredrealty.com and click on "Agent Compatibility Matcher." They will be prompted to complete a brief multiple-choice survey online, where they will provide their interests, real estate needs and tastes. They then will receive a list of potential "matches" profiles of Prudential Preferred Realty agents who might be a fit.

"We know that the vast majority of people start their home searches online, and they continue to rely on the expertise of their agents to guide them in their home buying journey," Arrisher said. "We feel this is a unique, customer-centric approach to helping Internet-savvy buyers solve their challenge of finding the right agent, while also highlighting our company's best asset -- our professional agents."

Brian Cummings, a Prudential Preferred Realty sales associate and associate broker in the Rt. 19 South office, was the first agent to be contacted by a customer through the Agent Compatibility Matcher. Cummings and his wife Karen Cummings, who also is a Prudential Preferred Realty sales associate, met with the customer and now have listed his home for sale.

"It was nice to know off the bat what common ground you might have with a potential client, and vice versa," Cummings said. "We're excited about the potential of the Agent Compatibility Matcher and are looking forward to working with our new customer to sell his home for the best price possible."

Ron Croushore, Prudential Preferred Realty owner and CEO and current President of the West Penn Multi-List, Inc., added: "Home listings, sales and average sale price are on the rise in Southwestern Pennsylvania. We're pleased to build on Prudential Preferred Realty's already robust website to better serve our customers and support our agents, just in time for what we expect to be a busy spring and summer real estate market in our region."

Prudential Preferred Realty employs 120 employees and more than 600 residential sales associates in Southwestern Pennsylvania. It is part of the national Prudential network, yet is locally owned and operated. Prudential Preferred Realty's professional agents have been helping Western Pennsylvanians with their real estate challenges for generations. Visit http://www.prudentialpreferredrealty.com or call 800-860-SOLD to learn more about how Prudential Preferred Realty's agents can help with your real estate challenges.

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Apple unveils new iPad, adds Retina Display Linked by Thom Holwerda on 03/07/12 22:59 UTC And it was that time of the year again - Apple held one of its product announcements. This one focussed on the iPad mostly, and while some will call it a disappointment merely because virtually everything had already been leaked, I'm still in awe over the fact the newly announced iPad has a 2048x1536 display. My mind is blown. 0Read More 64 Comment(s) Windows 8's desktop mode: Microsoft's 'Classic' Linked by Thom Holwerda on 03/06/12 23:27 UTC As you may have seen, David's been taking care of OSNews for a few days because I'm quite busy with work. Still, there's one thing I'd like to talk about: the desktop mode in Windows 8. 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But the question I asked myself when I read the article was, "why didn't Yahoo become a technology leader?" 1Read More 22 Comment(s) First impressions: Windows 8 consumer preview Linked by Thom Holwerda on 03/02/12 16:16 UTC Wednesday was the big day for Microsoft - the largest overhaul of its operating system since Windows 95 (heck, I'd argue the overhaul is far larger than Windows 95) went into consumer preview. I've been running it on my Asus ZenBook since its release, and in all honesty, it's not as arduous as I expected. I'm not planning on doing a full review, but I do want to mention a number of things - both positive and negative - that stood out to me. 5Read More 108 Comment(s) Microsoft up to its old tricks with Windows 8 versions Linked by David Adams on 03/02/12 15:55 UTC, submitted by sawboss By all early reports, Windows 8 is going to be a good operating system. Microsoft's hegemony may be crumbling in a mobile computing onslaught, but its core empire remains undimmed. However, whereas Windows 7 had three versions, Windows 8 will apparently be ballooning to 9 versions. 0Read More 79 Comment(s) Raspberry Pi launch turns into frenzy Linked by Thom Holwerda on 02/29/12 9:47 UTC This morning, I experienced the nerd equivalent of a Black Friday $50 iPad sale. At 07:00 CET, the first batch of the much-anticipated Raspberry Pi went on sale, and while Raspberry Pi itself was very properly prepared, the two large international retailers actually selling the device weren't - despite warnings from Raspberry Pi about the enormous amount of traffic that would come their way, the two sites crumbled to dust within seconds. There's good news too - the cheaper model A has seen its RAM doubled at no additional cost. 9Read More 104 Comment(s) How to Integrate SATA and IDE Drives Linked by Howard Fosdick on 02/29/12 0:56 UTC Current computers use SATA disk drives. Pentium IV's and earlier computers used the IDE drive standards. How can you intermix SATA and IDE disk drives? This article discusses the options. It is the next in my series of articles on computer refurbishing. 0Read More 15 Comment(s) Genode 12.02 released, now with open development process Linked by nfeske on 02/28/12 11:51 UTC The just released version 12.02 of the Genode OS Framework takes the first steps to carry out the plan to turn the framework into a general-purpose OS for the daily use by its developers until the end of the year. It features a new ACPI driver, the first bits of a device-driver manager, support for using the fork syscall in GNU programs, and a PDF rendering engine. The most significant point of this release, however, is the way it was conducted. It represents the first version carried out using a completely open development process. 4Read More 8 Comment(s) Mozilla, Telefonica announce Boot to Gecko partnership Linked by Thom Holwerda on 02/27/12 12:22 UTC And even more news from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Mozilla has announced a partnership with Telefonica and Qualcomm, which will bring Mozilla's Boot to Gecko HTML5-based mobile interface to devices later his year. This is a huge boon for the fully open source environment. 3Read More 30 Comment(s)

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Industry and government leaders attending the International Telecommunications Unions (ITU) Connect Arab Summit, which closed yesterday, have identified market opportunities worth over $46bn for new projects designed to enhance ICT access, applications and services throughout the region. The investment opportunities focus around key priorities for the region, including building a regional Arab ICT highway, developing e-services, empowering local people through training and human capacity building, leveraging ICTs for youth job creation, strengthening cyber security, and protecting Arab heritage and culture. The Summit was convened to forge regional consensus on new strategies to boost infrastructure deployment, extend access to marginalised populations, and stimulate innovation and employment across the region. The Summit closed with a communique endorsed by all participating governments from across the region, which set out four key development goals around access and infrastructure; digital content; cyber security; and innovation. Connectivity commitments and partnerships announced during the event included a project between ITU and the League of Arab States to establish a dot Arab domain name (UAE announced that it would host this important new domain); a womens literacy project involving ITU, ALESCO and UAE, designed to empower women in the region with ICT skills in Arabic; a project between ITU and the Linux Professional Institute to promote open source software training and certification; a broadband toolkit to be developed by the World Bank, along with a regional broadband connectivity study to support additional infrastructure investment and an employment study focusing on the West Bank/Gaza. At the national level, Egypt proposed a raft of projects for investment, and made three announcements with ITU: a project to enhance access to Arab digital content through the Memory of the Arab World project; a project to strengthen Arab statistical indicators to better inform policy-making in the region; a project to leverage the power of ICTs to help persons with disabilities. The Arab Information and Communication Technologies Organisation (AICTO) proposed several projects, including a regional cyber security initiative to promote safe and secure e-transactions; a digital broadcasting project; a new project to establish e-accessibility centres to provide education, training and retrofitting of Arab websites in partnership with W3C; and a common legal framework on e-accessibility in Arab region. In addition, a number of counties, including Djibouti, Mauritania and Sudan, put forward exciting ICT investment opportunities for which they are seeking partners. In his closing remarks, Brahima Sanou, director, ITUs telecommunication development bureau, hailed the Summit as an outstanding success in bringing countries from right across the region and the world to share ideas and identify opportunities for business partnership.

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DomainAdvisors, a leading broker of ultra premium domain names, announced today that, after 15 years off the market, the highly coveted CO.com domain name is now available for acquisition. DomainAdvisors will broker the sale of CO.com, in a joint effort with SellDomains.com, for Paul Goldstone. Were delighted to join forces with DomainAdvisors to maximize the outreach and awareness for the offering of CO.com. DomainAdvisors strong background and experience in premium [domain brokering makes them a great fit for this unique opportunity, said Mr. Goldstone, owner of Co.com and founder of several successful domain related companies.

With their ability to rank higher naturally, domain names like CO.com offer significant advantages in terms of a businesss natural search traffic, pay-per-click (PPC) and search engine optimization (SEO) strategy. With an average search volume of 277 million per month (on Google alone) CO.com results in an extraordinary high level of natural search traffic translating into 4.5 million unique visitors and 14 million page views in 2011.

Highly marketable and easy to remember, CO.com provides an unprecedented branding and investment opportunity, said Tessa Holcomb, Founder & CEO of DomainAdvisors. There are few names that command a multi seven-figure price tag and CO.com is one of the top domains in this small segment of the market. It's not often that a domain name of this caliber becomes available for sale, and we are honored and excited to be representing Mr. Goldstone in this sale.

For additional information or offer guidelines contact Tessa Holcomb directly at (800) 477-8207, ext. 601 or Tessa(at)DomainAdvisors(dot)com or visit http://www.domainadvisors.com.

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