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Monday, 26 October 2009 03:05
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 We admit, wireless charging is something we always craved for. With constant increasing number of power hungry electronic devices, clutter of cables is mandatory, right?
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Hideo
Sunday, 25 October 2009 16:01
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 You've seen it on your Kindle, you've seen it on Barnes and Noble nook, and now you can wear it on your wrist. A company called Phosphor has introduced what it claims to be "the only E INK display digital watches available in the world today."
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Hideo
Friday, 23 October 2009 10:48
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 Microsoft has taken the unusual step of promoting Windows 7 in Japan with Burger King's launch of a Windows 7 Whopper. Fitting in with the software theme, the burger stacks seven patties in an otherwise normal Whopper and measures 5.1 inches tall. It also has an appropriate $8.53 price for first 30 daily customers in each restaurant, with $17.10 price tag for the rest. The promotion will run until October 28th.
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Hideo
Monday, 19 October 2009 22:52
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 A gift from Google for Virgin America flyers brings you free in-flight WiFi on every Virgin America flight from November 10, 2009 through January 15, 2010. The search engine creator sees it as a way of easing stress during the holidays by keeping up on news from the ground, though it also encourages use of Google's services in the air.
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Hideo
Monday, 19 October 2009 21:49
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 Given how much people are concern about their privacy, and at the same time not willing to experiment with something so fundamental like anti-virus software, Microsoft Security Essentials scored very good with these numbers. As revealed by Joe Faulhaber on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center's Threat Research & Response blog, the Redmond company's free anti-malware solution, Security Essentials, has a good debut, with over 1.5 million download being recorded in the first week of release.
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Hideo
Thursday, 15 October 2009 01:58
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 With the current H1N1 flu (swine flu) pandemic under way, many public health officials are concerned that critical healthcare resources could be stretched thin as people flood hospital emergency departments and physicians’ offices to determine whether they have the illness.
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Hideo
Thursday, 15 October 2009 01:51
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 The Wii has always been a game console that likes for you to get off your lazy ass and exercise. Sure, you can get away with just sitting on your couch wagging the Wiimote, but it takes away half the fun.
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Hideo
Tuesday, 13 October 2009 11:08
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 Google has now updated its web-based productivity service so as it includes the ability to share folders. This functionality makes it easier for groups to collaborate on projects that feature multiple documents, spreadsheets or presentations. Once shared, a folder will become accessible to all members of a certain group, with all the new files added to that folder automatically being available to the group.
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Hideo
Tuesday, 06 October 2009 08:56
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 If you remember 1999, Metallica almost single handily took down the original P2P client Napster after Ulrich found hundreds of theirs songs available through the client, for free. Things has changed, and since 2004, the rock band Metallica has been selling HQ downloads of all the band's concerts, in MP3 or FLAC, but only as a full album.
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Hideo
Monday, 05 October 2009 10:13
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 Napster and PC-maker Dell have signed a deal to have the electronics giant bundle new Inspiron and Studio laptops with a 12-month subscription to Napster's unlimited streaming music service. In the US, the bundle will be worth $60 USD, but will also include 60 free tracks that can be downloaded and kept forever, even after the subscription runs out.
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