Well, if you use Firefox on a Windows PC to surf the web, be warned.
In the business market, intermediate technologies already allows people to surf the Internet from their phones.
Among the letters he had received, many were from young people he had taught to surf.
With more channels to surf and an increasingly balkanized audience, there will be more places to sell.
They ought to know, they cater to a high-end clientele who come to Kalon to learn to surf.
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To call surfing an industry is indeed an anomaly, and somewhat offensive to those who live to surf.
Samara is a small crescent-shape reef protected bay, making it ideal for safe swimming or learning how to surf.
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It has also devised a remote control that allows people who have never used keyboards to surf the web.
Top-end processors make the newly-designed browser fast, simple and smooth to surf favourite sites with a tap, pinch and zoom.
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"Learned to Surf" is evidence that a band can age gracefully if it can just hang on to its nerve.
My friends knew it was almost impossible for me to surf such huge waves, but I decided I would do it.
In your car, you'll be able to surf the Net, get e-mail, buy and sell shares and carry on conference calls.
Fired by headlong glee, "Learned to Surf" sounds like McCaughan and company didn't give up what made them appealing as youths.
Last year, 3Com's handheld division, since divested, launched the Palm VII, which allows users to surf a limited number of websites.
After selecting the best plan you have to surf to the Web sites of Humana, Cigna or whichever, and start from scratch.
The Yandex browser features a merged search and address bar, which can be used both to surf and to search the internet.
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Set-top boxes allow cable-TV subscribers to surf the Internet from their sofas.
This replaces the modem that most people use to surf the internet.
Black pied crows perch in their dead branches and then suddenly take off in flocks to surf the swirling breezes around the dunes.
They work in small groups of up to 10 and learn to surf, with support from the volunteers and overseen by the instructor.
With a single Internet connection, two or more people in a home will be able to surf the Web simultaneously, the companies said.
The scheme developed out of Surf Action, which was set up to teach combat veterans how to surf, as part of their rehabilitation.
Men, women and children were being launched high in the air before landing back on top of the hands of the masses to surf the crowd.
The 1.2GHz processor, 1GB RAM and Wi-Fi N let users multitask quickly whether they want to surf the web, email, stream or use apps.
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Stateside, such displays will make it easy to surf the Web or watch TV any place, any time, without having to lug a laptop.
Future plans for the Sync system include the ability to surf the Web on the in-dash touchscreen, but only when the vehicle is in park.
Old Economy companies, for the most part, haven't learned to surf.
Where other writers were unable to surf those waves, Ebert enthusiastically jumped on the surfboard of change and got his message across to generations of readers.
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He was able to write his article on the machine, got it to surf the web (poorly) and he even managed to send out a tweet.
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