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iGoogle and Setting Your Google Home

By  in April 30th 2007   No Comment »
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Busy day for Google, the leading search engine and web application provider. First we learn about iGoogle, the renamed Google Personalized HomePage, which will provide a large number of new features hoping to make personalization for you best on Google first.

Some of the announced features include expanded tab functionality with automatic population of Google selected related content based on keyword matching, tools to develop your own Google ‘widgets’ for use by you and your friends, and expanded features for ‘mini-blogs’ and even more.

iPods New Cheating Threat In Classrooms

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First it was baseball caps and cellphones. Then teachers started clearing the memories on graphing calculators, or forbidding them all together. The constant battle against cheating is a difficult one, because young people traditionally have a better grasp of technology than that of older generations. Now a new threat has entered the scholastic realm: iPods.

One Laptop Per Child Project Still A Go

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The founder of the ambitious “$100 laptop” project, which plans to give inexpensive computers to schoolchildren in developing countries, revealed Thursday that the machine for now costs $175, and it will be able to run Windows in addition to its homegrown, open-source interface.

ACEDAD DigiMemo L2 Digital Notepad

By  in April 30th 2007   2 Comments »
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The DigiMemo L2 with 32MB Memory and Tablet Combo is a stand-alone device with storage capability that digitally captures and stores everything you write or draw with ink on ordinary paper, without the use of computer and special paper. Then you can easily view, edit, organize and share your handwritten notes in Windows.

Photog Friday! Samsung L73 Digital Camera

By  in April 27th 2007   No Comment »
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Sleek, stylish and designed for the ultra mobile user, this point and shoot digital camera gives you all the features of bulky professional cameras, without the cost or hassles! The Samsung L73 is a true 7.0 megapixel camera, ensuring intense, high quality still photographs, even in less-than-perfect conditions. The tough aluminum frame protects features like [...]

Cybertron PC: A Refreshingly American Take on PC Manufacturing

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Today, the PC manufacturing world is dominated by big-name builders that are little different from one another, at least from a consumer standpoint. This is why it’s refreshing to learn about an American based PC manufacturing company called Cybertron PC. They offer computers from the most basic to absolute high-end applications like enterprise machines and [...]

Photog Friday! The Fuji FinePix A610 Digital Camera

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With 6.3 megapixels and a 3x optical zoom lens, your digital pictures have never looked this professional! Point, shoot, save, and download digital memories with the Fuji FinePix A610 Digital Camera. You can preview a shot or peruse your stored photographs using the easy-on-the-eyes 2.5 inch LCD display located on the back of the camera. [...]

Photog Friday! Canon PowerShot A570 is Digital Camera

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The A570 IS Digital Camera lets you capture life’s special moments, even when the kids won’t sit still or the light is less than ideal! 7.1 megapixels will give you plenty of data for capturing the nuances of every scene as well as cropping or enlarging prints! Technology like the on-board Optical Image Stabilizer keeps [...]

From Russia with a Shovel: Plans for Bering Strait Tunnel

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For more than a century, entrepreneurs and engineers have dreamed of building a tunnel connecting the eastern and western hemispheres under the Bering Strait — only to be brought up short by war, revolution and politics. Now die-hard supporters are renewing their push for the audacious plan — a $65 billion highway project that would [...]

OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse

By  in April 26th 2007   No Comment »
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The new OCZ Equalizer Laser Mouse is sure to excite today’s demanding gamers with its unique features, high performance engine, and competitive edge. The OCZ Equalizer provides six DPI sensitivity levels (400-2500) and allows gamers to seamlessly transition between each setting in the midst of a battle with a conveniently placed button.

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