Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Mozilla Announces Snowl Messaging Project

[quote] The developers of Firefox have unveiled an experimental project, Snowl, designed to gather a... Read More

Binaural Beats Audio Played Through Noise Canceling Headphones Supposedly Gives You a Drug-Like High

Binaural Beats Audio Played Through Noise Canceling Headphones Supposedly Gives You a Drug-Like High

Hmmm, I already have something to make me feel high- they are called "drugs", so should I even bother with this or is it more intense then weed?

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U.S. consumers buying fewer cell phones

U.S. consumers buying fewer cell phones

U.S. consumers have been buying significantly fewer cell phones but paying higher prices for them, according to a research firm.U.S. consumers have been buying significantly fewer cell phones but paying higher prices for them, according to a research firm.



Freeware: a-squared Free 2.0 released!

Freeware: a-squared Free 2.0 released!
Four new scan types, analysis of packed archive files, new quarantine, scan whitelist for folders and malware names, completely new user interface and a better performance and no user registration required any longer.

What Do You Want Giz to Explain?

Explain why M$ is working so hard on Windows 7 instead of fixing Vista.

Or How do they get away with charging $99 for a WiFi adapter (that is the same one since launch and should be closer to $49 by now if not less than that) while it is a standard feature on the other consoles (including the one that only costs $249.99)?

Neither one makes zero sense to me.

Mr.SithNinja

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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Skinny ThinkPad X300 gains Centrino 2 tech

Skinny ThinkPad X300 gains Centrino 2 tech

DisplayPort added too

Lenovo has revised its ultra-skinny ThinkPad X300 notebook for the Centrino 2 age, revamping the machine's spec and renaming it the X301.…


WorldMate Live updated with hotel booking

WorldMate Live's latest update lets you book hotels right from your BlackBerry.

WorldMate Live for <b>BlackBerry</b>

Version 2.0.13 of WorldMate Live has been released, now letting you book hotels right from your BlackBerry. If you haven’t tried it, WorldMate Live is a great travel app that helps you sort out all of your arrangements, such as flights, accommodation, rentals, maps, weather, and itineraries all under one roof. A free version is available, but for the real sweet stuff, you’ll want to look into their Gold subscription service, which unlocks flight status-checking, travel directory, and flight alerts. This new hotel-booking feature sounds great, but it would be really nice if they could plug into Google’s recent transit search so you could figure out bus times in foreign cities. The last update included a feature which let you know if your plans overlapped with any contacts, which was certainly a cool change of pace. If you’re interested in giving the free version of WorldMate Live a shot, head on over to WorldMateLive.com.

(via Pinstack)


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