Tech Junky

Looks like the guys over at Engadget found some pics of the upcoming Nokia XpressMusic 5900. Compared to the 5800, the 5900 is said to have a slightly larger 3.5-inch display, a 5MP camera and a somewhat similar build of S60 5th edition, all packed in a slightly thinner case.

For now, that’s all we have on the 5900. Keep checking out for more on this device in the future.

Look what the guys over at Engadget found, a new Zune! From the look of the device in the above pic, it seems that a new Zune is soon arriving and that too with an HD display. Though there are currently no official specs available, but the word is that the next generation of Zune is likely to be HD.

Wanna have a 3-D desktop? Wanna make your desktop look like your real-world desk? Well if  you wish so then why not try BumpTop.

Actually BumpTop is a desktop organizer with a physics engine that renders the UI. The software enables you to toss and bump weighted objects across the desktop and organize them into folders or piles just as you would on your real-world desk. You can also zoom and pan on images with all the gesture support you’d expect. While BumpTop works more naturally with a touchscreen display, it also works with a mouse. BumpTop is currently available only on the Windows platform but these guys are working on the Mac and Linux versions too.

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Did you accidentally delete that document of yours? Do you want to recover deleted files? But how? Well it’s not that hard as it seems to be.

Actually when you delete a file, even from the recycle bin, it still lurks in your hard drive and can be recovered through a file recovery tool. Nowadays there are a lot of good recovery tools available in the market and one of them comes by the name Easy File Undelete.

Easy File Undelete will help you recover files if you have accidentally deleted them, emptied them from the Recycle Bin or even formatted a disk. Recovering files is simple and you just need to select the folders or disks from where the files have been deleted and leave the rest to Easy File Undelete.

Easy File Undelete comes with Raw Search technology which helps determine file types as per the known data structures. This technology lets you discover deleted files even if their size and location is not stored in the file system structures.

This recovery tool supports NTFS, FAT32 and FAT16 file systems. Apart from local hard drives, it can also recover data from USB hard drives, MemoryStick, SmartMedia, Compact Flash, Secure Digital, ZIP or other media. It is available for Windows 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista operating systems.

So if you want to recover some deleted files, be sure to give this tool a try.

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I was surfing YouTube and came across this great video which shows 24 256GB Samsung MLC SSD’s (Solid State Drives) put in RAID to make this awesome PC. Well the drives when hooked together paved way for 6TB of storage! Watch the video to see how these guys did it and what the results were.