Google Lively is an online 3D social arena just like the popular Second Life virtual world. With Lively, you can set up your own online spaces: rooms, desert islands, grassy meadows and much more. You can change the clothing or form of your avatar. And of course you can chat, do backflips, shake hands, and …
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Microsoft portable transforming arc mouse
Amazon.com Widgets The latest from Microsoft is a portable Arc Mouse which tucks down to half of it’s size for travel. The device featuring a revolutionary new design shaped like a crescent moon. It gives you the comfort of a full-sized mouse plus the portability of a notebook mouse. This stylish device is a trendsetter, …
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How to make your windows drive invisible
There is plenty of software available online as well in the market to help do the trick, but you don’t really need it. Note: This trick work with Windows 2000, XP and Vista. You’ll also need administrator access to be able to carry out this procedure. Here’s how you do it: 1. When you log …
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Dell brings out Studio notebooks with cool designs
Studio is Dell’s latest offering. This new range of notebooks stands in between the Inspiron series (low end) and the XPS series (high end), thus becoming a mid-ranged product. It’s design cues like the tapered lines, hinge design, slot-loading optical drive and a rainbow seven colour palette have been somewhere inpired by it’s latter. Bringing …
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How to delete the hibernation file
Windows XP has a feature that a lot of older users of Windows won’t be familiar with – Hibernation. For those who have no information regarding hibernation, it’s a special form of shutdown in which the current state of Windows is saved to your hard drive, and your machine is completely turned off. When you …
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Apple announces iPhone 3G
Apple is once again in the spotlight, and it’s all because of the recently revealed iPhone 3G. The latest version has the 3G capability and some more features that the original iPhone lacked. 1. Price Factor: The first-generation iPhone was for sure innovative. It also was an expensive gadget. The initial 8GB and 16GB models …
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Orkut adds the option for themes
I recently logged into my Orkut account and accepted a friend request that I had received. Upon accepting the request I gave that person’s profile a visit but there was something unusual about that profile. The profile had a totally different look which contrasted the default Orkut look. The above screenshot is what the profile …
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Blogging for newbies
New to blogging? Wondering where to begin from? Don’t worry, it’s not as difficult as it seems to you. A blog basically is a website, usually maintained by an individual known as blogger, with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. You can start a blog on …
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Sony Ericsson W890i Walkman Phone
The Sony Ericsson W890i is a slim follow-up to the W880i. The phone features Walkman Player 3.0, a 3.2 mega pixel camera and Sony’s great user interface. The Walkman 3.0 interface is pretty well organized and easy to use. The home screen has a soft key for the Walkman player, and there is also a …
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Microsoft Surface
This is something really big and cool from Microsoft. It seems to be a normal table. Until it’s switched on. Actually, Microsoft Surface is a Multi-touch product which is developed as a software and hardware combination technology that allows a user to control it through his hand gestures or physical objects. At a glance, Microsoft …
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