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Wednesday, August 13, 2008

DataCase Turns your iPhone into Wireless Storage Drive

One of the most anticipated iPhone apps, DataCase developed by Veiosoft has just hit the iPhone App Store.
The app turns your iPhone into a wireless storage drive that can be accessed by any other device on your wireless network, and includes a viewer for the most popular file formats such as Word, Excel, pdf, etc.[more]

posted by bizimunda @ 11:14 PM 0 Comments

8 More iPhone Tricks You Might Not Have Known

We recently showed you "12 iPhone Tricks You Might Not Know", and we're back to give you more. Due to all the great feedback our readers gave us, and some further iPhone experimentation (a.k.a. iPerimentation) on our part, we've found some other tips and tricks that can enhance your iPhone experience.[more]

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Free Ringtones for iPhone

For some reason, we never tire of having our current favorite song playing as a ringtone on our cell phones. There are several ways to create free ringtones, so you won’t always have to shell out an extra buck every time your tastes change. The Apple Blog came up with a way to create ringtones without third-party software- all you need is iTunes.[more]

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Free Video Capture Software


Record video from webcam, capture devices or screen
Debut is a simple, easy to use video recorder that lets you capture video files directly on your PC using a webcam (video camera), or capture device (from video). This PC video capture software can also capture and record almost anything that can be played or displayed on the computer screen. The program saves the video on your hard drive as avi, wmv or many other file types.[more]

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Iris: New Browser For PDAs


New Browser for windows mobile. As we all know the IE of windows mobile is not stable and not much faster, well here is the new Iris.
I hope you guys will like it and let me know if you like it or not.[more]

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Gphone:Android May Be Here Soon


We’re hearing rumor after rumor that Android has been delayed, and pushed back to 2009. Well TmoNews is jumping into the pool or rumors, calling BS on those other rumors, and putting in our vote of confidence on a presale of the Android phone on September 16th, 2008. This information, coming from a trusted source, prices the Android phone, also known as the G1 (Codename or real name, we’re not sure) at $399.

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Don't Have Nero No Problem











FEATURES
Support all current hardware interfaces (IDE/SCSI/USB/1394/SATA)
Burn Multi-Session or Disc-at-Once mode to ALL supported media formats
Support UDF/ISO9660/Joliet Bridged file systems (any combination)
Support UNICODE for multi-byte languages
On-the-fly burning for all image types (no staging to hard drive first)
Create Bootable data discs or images
Auto-verification of data images
Automatic selection of burn modes for Disc-at-Once operations (no special device knowledge[more]

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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Want To Convert Your Pics Like This?


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Give New Look To Gmail


Google Redesigned is a Mozilla Firefox extension designed by Globex Designs that aims to fully redesign the look and feel of popular Google services. This is achieved with Cascading StyleSheet (CSS) files which are loaded on the client's browser. The extension simplifies the use of these styles by providing auto-updates, easy management and notifications of changes. You can also download and use the styles individually by going to their respective pages.[more]

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Google Calendar And Outlook On The Same Plateform


KiGoo is an application running over Kayxo Insight technology that enables Google Calendar users to fully manage their main calendar through the Microsoft Outlook interface.
KiGoo users are able in real time to create, read, update or delete appointments of their Google Calendar directly from Microsoft Outlook.
KiGoo application uses low access MAPI protocol to natively manage all GCal appointments inside Microsoft Outlook. Kayxo Insight technology enables this capability acting as a bridge between any external API or database and Microsoft Outlook.[more]

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Gphone Android-based Handset: HTC Dream


"A video purporting to show the new Android-based handset from HTC has surfaced online. The video claims to show the HTC Dream, with its orientation sensor in action, automatically flipping the screen as the user changes from holding it horizontally to vertically. HTC announced earlier this month that it would be ready to release an Android handset before the end of the year, with speculation that this referred to the Dream handset."

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Shredded Document Reconstruction System

If you have a document like this how you can reconstruct?

Well here is a software called Unshredder

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

12 iPhone Tricks You Might Not Have Known

Whether you're an iPhone rookie or a weathered pro, take a look at these quick-and-easy iPhone tips and tricks which not only save you time, but ease your overall iPhone experience.[more]

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iPhone to be released in 20 more countries on August 22

* Argentina (America Movil)
* Chile (Claro/America Movil, Movistar/Telefonica)
* Colombia (America Movil)
* Czech Republic (Telefonica O2)
* Ecuador (America Movil)
* El Salvador (America Movil)
* Estonia (EMT)
* Guatemala (America Movil)
* Honduras (America Movil)
* Hungary (T-Mobile)
* India (Bharti Airtel, Vodafone)
* Latvia (LMT)
* Lithuania (Omnitel)
* Paraguay (America Movil)
* Peru (America Movil)
* Philippines (Globe Telecom)
* Poland (Orange, Era)
* Romania (Orange)
* Slovakia (T-Mobile, Orange)
* Uruguay (America Movil)

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An Amazing Auditory Illusion

To start the Illusion, hit the play button, and be sure to replay the video again and again and again. I can assure you that you’ll be questioning your sanity after listening to it a few times.

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Saturday, August 9, 2008

Some Great Exercices To Get In Lean Shape

  1. Pullups (palms facing away from you). Chinup bar required. (Video.)
  2. Pushups. As many as you can (video). Do modified pushups if you can’t do full pushups, with your knees on the floor (video). If those are still too hard, do wall pushups, leaning against the wall or a chair.
  3. Jump squats. Basically you squat down until your thighs are parallel to the floor, then jump up as high as you can, and repeat. (Video.)
  4. Bicycle crunches. I don’t normally recommend crunches, but these use a good combination of core muscles. (Video.)
  5. Jumping lunges. (Video.)
  6. Burpees. (Video.)
  7. Hanging knee raises. Chinup bar required. (Video.)
  8. Hindu pushups. (Video.)
  9. Russian twists. (Video, but you don’t need to use the medicine ball as shown.)
  10. Diamond pushups. (Video.)
  11. Chinups (palms facing toward you). Chinup bar required. (Video.)

Basic bodyweight exercises

There are many, many variations of bodyweight exercises, but here are some of the more common ones:

  • Pushups (there are many variations — Hindu pushups (video), dive bombers, diamond pushups (video) and others)
  • Burpees (video)
  • Squats (video) (variations: jump squats (video), Hindu squats (video))
  • Lunges (video) (variation: jumping lunges, side lunges)
  • Chair dips (video)
  • Planks (video) (variation: side plank)
  • Crunches - my favorite: bicycle crunches (video)
  • Bear crawl - crawl quickly on hands and feet (video)
  • Lateral barrier jump - jump sideways, over an obstacle (video)
  • Isometrics
  • Plyometrics
Cardio exercises
  • Jumping jacks
  • Jump rope - requires jump rope, of course, but it’s a great workout (video)
  • Side shuffles
  • Touchdowns
  • Run 800 meters (or a mile)
  • Interval running
  • Rowing (requires a rowing machine)
  • Other cardio exercise machine if you have it

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7 Beautiful Themes (Visual Styles) to Customize Windows Vista


Windows Vista has improved the UI and added lots of features like Aero effects when compared to XP. Vista is definitely a great looking OS (we are comparing only the looks here). You can customize Vista just like XP using visual styles. There are lots of styles available based on whether you have/enabled aero effects. So here is a list of seven good looking visual styles (themes) for Windows Vista.
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Fingerprint Test Tells Much More Than Identity

Mike sends in the story of a new fingerprint technology with interesting potential for both crime detection and rights violations; there are also intriguing possibilities in fighting cancer. "Using a variation of mass spectrometry called 'desorption electrospray ionization' or 'Desi,' a fingerprint can identify what the person has been touching — drugs, explosives, or poisons, for example. Writing in the Friday issue of the journal Science, R. Graham Cooks, a professor of chemistry at Purdue University, and his colleagues describe how the technique could find a wider application in crime investigations. As it becomes cheaper and more widely available, the Desi technology has potential ethical implications, Cooks said. Instead of drug tests, a company could surreptitiously check for illegal drug use of its employees by analyzing computer keyboards after the employees have gone home, for instance."

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How to escape being dragged into group MSN conversations

It automatically drags you into group conversations without your consent or even a warning. I’ve recently been greatly annoyed by this, especially while doing work, and it feels rude not to reply, so I feel obliged to reply. It led me to attempt to find out how to escape the clutches of this rather annoying feature of MSN.
Step One: Download Messenger Plus! Live and install. Make sure you don’t install the ‘Optional Sponsor Software’ when you’re installing it, otherwise you’ll have spyware. You can download Messenger Plus! Live here: http://www.msgpluslive.net/download/
Step Two: Run Windows Live Messenger like normal, and sign in.
Step Three: Download the Group Chat Warning script, which is available from here: http://www.msgpluslive.net/scripts/download/96/
Step Four: Double click the script (gcwarning0-5.plsc) once finished downloading. Check “I accept responsibility of installing this script” and click Import button.
Don’t worry about the warning, I can assure you that this script is as safe as any program can be. But if you’re that worried, you can scan the file using VirusTotal or anything equivalent to that.

Now, from now on, whenever someone attempts to drag you into a group conversation you will get a warning like the following:

And you will get two options, accept and decline. Here are the effects of the two:
Accept: This will simply allow you to carry onto the group conversation without interference, and close the warning box.
Decline: Makes an automated message that says:
“Please Ask Before Making Group Conversations.”
And automatically closes the conversation.

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Thursday, August 7, 2008

Chipped Passport Cloned In Minutes

"New microchip passports designed to be foolproof against identity theft failed the test when a researcher was able to manipulate one in minutes. The cloned passports were accepted as genuine by the computer software recommended for use at international airports. According to the article: 'A computer researcher cloned the chips on two British passports and implanted digital images of Osama bin Laden and a suicide bomber. The altered chips were then passed as genuine by passport reader software used by the UN agency that sets standards for e-passports.'"

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Everything Is Possible

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Top 10 Conversations Hacks

  1. Feign sincerity with eye contact and repetition.

  2. End a conversation with body language.

  3. Ask sensitive questions indirectly to skip awkwardness.

  4. Use silence to win arguments and nail a negotiation.

  5. Soften critiques with the sandwich method.

  6. Say "no" gently —or say "yes but ...".

  7. Ask questions well.

  8. De-Code office jargon.

  9. "Pace and lead" an irate person

  10. Become a human lie detector

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What You Can Do With Your Empty CD Spindle

This is a very useful video.


Recycle CD Box - video powered by Metacafe

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Monday, August 4, 2008

Having Problems With Your Vista

Improve Performance Quickly and Easily
This guide focuses on performance improvements on a single computer, but also takes a look at some of the tools used in enterprise environments to help make performance tuning manageable on a much larger scale.[more]

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New OS From Microsoft: Midori

Microsoft has kicked off a research project to create software that will take over when it retires Windows.
Called Midori, the cut-down operating system is radically different to Microsoft's older programs.
It is centred on the internet and does away with the dependencies that tie Windows to a single PC.
It is seen as Microsoft's answer to rivals' use of "virtualisation" as a way to solve many of the problems of modern-day computing.

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800,000 iPhones Per Week


Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics giant that produces the iPhone 3G for Apple, has ramped up production to 800,000 units per week, says a source close to Apple with direct knowledge of the numbers. This is “above current full capacity” and there may be some concerns with quality control.

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Drive Without A Permit, But Not On The Highway


Users of cars without authorization you will: drive with a car of this kind has only advantages. Unless you were to take the highway, or you're fans of speed…
Make full of 15 € and you can make about 300km, depending on the model. There is no fee taxi, only annual assurance that revolves around € 260. These cars cost at least 10,000 € and have more success.
Watch this Video, sorry :( its in French.

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Update Microsoft Office 2007

Open Word (or any other Office application) Click on the Office Button and select Word Options, then click on Resources.
A list of different resources comes up. It is pretty straight forward, click on the Check for Updates button.

You will then get a Update Wizard which will guide you through the process of gathering and installing your Office Updates. One other thing, you will need to enable ActiveX a couple of times since the wizard uses the IE engine.

Open Word (or any other Office application) Click on the Office Button and select Word Options, then click on Resources.

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Saturday, August 2, 2008

Google Street View Car Stopped In Bradford


Street view car was stopped by British Police in Bradford for driving in the bus lane.
At first they didn’t stop and the police had to put their lights and siren on before the distinctive Google car with their logo and large rooftop mounted camera finally came to a halt in a car park.
The police officers decided in the end to take no action and sent the Google employees on their way.
The Google spokeswoman though could use some grammar training. Spot the boob-boob :
“The vehicle had driven down a bus only lane and the officer just pulled him over to see what he was doing”
“He explained that we was from Google and had permission to be in the area, and he was sent on his way“
Google has just begun filming its Street View service in Britain and it has proven to be extremely controversial. Having the cars flouting traffic rules isn’t going to endear Google to the locals either.

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Want To Shine Your Shoes Like A Soldier?


Chances are, unless you join the military, you will never have to face punishment for not having shiny shoes. Nonetheless, it is a great skill to have in your man arsenal. Whether it’s an upcoming wedding, graduation or simply another day at the office, a pair of shiny shoes can set you apart as a man that knows how to take care of himself.[more]

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Google Toolbar


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