No offence to the certain people who find the picture offensive. I'm sorry, but the picture are telling about the truth.
The moral of this is
"Get fit and stay healthy" :)
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Design Ideas of the iPods
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I don't know if this is a coincidence or the real plan. Only the Apple company knows about it
Check it out!
Check it out!
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Chrome V Firefox
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Which Internet Browser do you think better?
Ymail (YAHOO) vs. Gmail (GOOGLE)
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From my experience both of the mail service is good.
I just have a thought of which one is better.
Yahoo vs. Google
So who's the winner?
Overall it seems that Gmail is a clear winner. Want to know the reason why Gmail is the winner?
I just have a thought of which one is better.
Yahoo vs. Google
So who's the winner?
Overall it seems that Gmail is a clear winner. Want to know the reason why Gmail is the winner?
Short Story of MAIL
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Mr- 426
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The first time I used email was 3 years ago (this is true)
Before that, I loved to receive mails from the post.
Now is the opposite of it. I found an image which simulate my MAIL experience.
I'm pretty sure, the image will apply to you all as well.
Enjoy!
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iPad 3 is coming?
Life doesn’t stop… and neither does Apple, Inc. As such, more than one year past the release of the much-acclaimed iPad 2, we all know that it’s a matter of time before the 3rd generation of this iconic device sees the light of day.
Most analysts seem to agree the new model will be released before the end of 2011, most likely by early fall. In case you’ve been wondering just how the technological giant will improve on its sexy tablet, then you have just found the right website!
After a bit of running through the rumor mills around the Internet, and sprinkling some of our own hopes and predictions, we have created this post. So, without further due, let’s see…
Tips and tricks to prolong battery life of your mobile gadgets
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Li-ion battery of your mobile gadgetsLithium ion batteries should be charged for about 5-6 hours
If you are a heavy user of your high-end mobile phone or laptop, you must have faced lot of problems and inconvenience when the battery goes low or goes off. How you wish the battery lasted much longer than it actually did. After all, what is the use of the mobile phone or laptop if you cannot use it just because the battery charge is low or the charge has drained out completely? So, how do you make your mobile phone or laptop battery last longer to avoid being inconvenienced every time you are on the move? Here are a few simple tips to make your battery go that extra mile.
Lego Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet is one functional genius
The world of Lego art is filled with creators that force just one and all into a state of awe every time they come up with a creation as fine as this special replica of the Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet.
The Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet made in all Legos, is work of genius by a 25-year-old Spaniard, who with his sublime fineness, has yet again sent our minds here into thinking, how on earth do these guys manage such detailing with blocks that I can’t even use to make a square.
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LEGO Minifig USB Flash Drive
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This LEGO Minifig will hold 2GB of data inside, and he will play nice with both Mac and PC platforms. Accompanied by a keychain attachment, you can more or less carry around another 2GB of storage space with you – all that convenience will cost you about £28 though. I am just waiting for someone at Hackaday to take this puppy apart and include a higher capacity chip – if only LEGO would come up with various capacity models.
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Viewing 3D on your smartphone harms your sight and gives you headaches
They are the latest must-have gadgets, promising an exciting entertainment experience.
But using devices such as smartphones in 3D could damage your vision and give you headaches, scientists have warned.
Optometrist Professor Martin Banks said:
'Discomfort associated with viewing stereo 3D is a major problem that may limit the use of technology. We hope that our findings will inspire more research in this area.
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| Eyesore: Using devices such as smartphones in 3D can harm eyesight. The first 3D iPad adverts have recently appeared |
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| Uncomfortable: An array of 3D products have been launched - including this camera - but the products can harm your eyesight |
Read more @ dailymail
iRemoco - remote control helicopter for iPhone, iPod & iPad
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The device works with the
- iPod touch 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Gen,
- iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4,
- iPad and iPad 2.
Biggest rooftop solar plant in Britain!
The UK's biggest rooftop solar plant - the size of two-and-a-half football pitches - has been unveiled. Costing £4million, the 7,000 panels have been installed at the Promens plastics plant near Beccles, Suffolk. With a capacity of 1.65MW, the panels produce enough energy to power 480 homes.
- The size of 2.5 football pictches
- It cost £4 million, and is made up of 7,00 panels
- It has a generating capacity of 1.65 MW
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| Harvester: The UK's biggest rooftop solar plant - the size of 2.5 football pitches - at the Promens plastics plant near Beccles, Suffolk |
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| Blue-sky thinking: The UK's biggest roof-top solar plant in Beccles, Suffolk |
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Bicycle sculpture on the River Danube
The bicycle sculpture is the world's largest bicycle.
This huge kinetic sculpture has been created by Zoltan Kecskemeti on the river Danube in Budapest, Hungary. 'Danube bicycle' brings together two kinds of environmentally friendly energy sources: man and water.
The sculpture is so interconnected that the flow of the river moves the wheels of the cycle, which further move the legs of the rider. It gives a look as if a mechanical man is riding a bicycle. It's very interesting thing to see in your life!
Source from behance and gizfactory
This huge kinetic sculpture has been created by Zoltan Kecskemeti on the river Danube in Budapest, Hungary. 'Danube bicycle' brings together two kinds of environmentally friendly energy sources: man and water.
The sculpture is so interconnected that the flow of the river moves the wheels of the cycle, which further move the legs of the rider. It gives a look as if a mechanical man is riding a bicycle. It's very interesting thing to see in your life!
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