popular, twitter means a series of short, high-pitched calls or sounds mostly associated with birds Hornby, 2000: 1289.
Twitter can also be a verb. Dictionary.com states that Twitter means to write a short message on the Twitter website. For example: many people are
twittering more and more these days.
c. Readers Digest
Readers Digest is a family magazine that is published monthly. It contains many articles about lifestyle, food, health, sport, news, and biography. Readers
Digest was founded by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Acheson in 1922. The meaning of readers digest literally is the summary for the readers is replaced by a kind of
magazine.
d. Blackberry
Blackberry is a mobile communication device that was created by Research in Motion RIM. Linda Richter 2009 stated in her article that
Blackberry was named because the devices color is black and small keys resembled seeds. After discussing about the name taken from fruits and
vegetables, the team decided to name it. Blackberry itself is one kind of a berry that can be found in Northern America continent.
e. Time
Time is a magazine from the United States. The first volume was published in March 1923. It was co-founded by two men, Britton Hadden and
Henry Luce, who had worked together previously at Yale on the Yale Daily News. They first called this magazine Facts, but they changed the name into Time
because they wanted to emphasize the briefness, so people could read it in an hour Cauz, 2014
Time’s format became standard for most other general newsmagazines, consisting of dozens of short articles briefly summarizing information on subjects
of importance and general interest and covering many fields as national and international affairs, business, education, science, medicine, law, religion, sports,
books, and the arts.
f. i-Pad
i-Pad is a handheld tablet computing device from Apple Inc. that first launched in January 2010. The i-Pad is designed for consumers who want a
mobile device that is bigger than a smartphone but smaller than a laptop for entertainment multimedia. The i itself was created by advertising veteran named
Ken Segall who also created the Apple’s slogan “Think Different”. He stated in an interview that the i is not just for internet, but whole words that has i initial such
as intelligent, innovative, and imaginative. The word Pad originally means a thick piece of soft material used to protect something from something else Hornby:
2000 and then changes the meaning and becomes a certain type of communication device.
g. Flyin-Saucer
