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Hooray! Just hearing that name, RocketMail, brings a tear to my eyes. It was one of the first email accounts I signed up for, you see. I don’t clearly remember the other ones: Did I have an account on a usa.net email address? RocketMail, for sure. Not that I used it much. Those were the days when...
The most irritating StumbleUpon bug for me
This is the most irritating StumbleUpon bug I have come across. What makes it really irritating is that none of the toolbar updates have gotten rid of it.
I have a habit of tagging pages which I see and like. That’s why I have the tag search box enabled there. And most of the time, it…
Zaibatsu banned by Digg!
First of all, let me say that I am not an active Digger anymore. I gave up on Digg some 3 months back, when I found that the amount of time required and the network required to get some occasional FP was too much for me.
Zaibatsu banned!
Zaibatsu is the latest top Digger to be banned….
Motorola ROKR E8 launched, check out the pictures!
Motorola ROKR E8 cellphone for T-Mobile, available from July 7, 2008 in the US.
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Tools to recover your precious pics.
iPhone 3G: 28 links to help you decide!
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IPhone 3G: It’s not world peace, but it’s close
Apple faithful talk about their dreams, centered around a little smart phone
UAVs will fly into the eye of the hurricane and gather data
New tiny unmanned aircrafts to study hurricanes
In a move to learn more on Atlantic’s hurricanes, US scientists are exploring options to use swarms of unmanned, remote-controlled airplanes to penetrate the heart of giant storm.
HTC launches Touch Diamond smart phones
Smartphone manufacturer HTC has launched one of costliest mobiles in the world called Touch Diamond. The new gadget, the Touch Diamond has a 2.8-inch TFT-LCD touch-sensitive VGA screen that delivers text and photo visual quality comparable to that of print.