AVG 8.0 out and freee

as u know avg anti virus the most popular anti virus (thanks to the free ware license) is about to release its new version called the AVG 8.0


"This new version contains new exciting features" as quoted by Karel Obluk, chief technology officer at AVG Technologies.
"With the release of AVG Free 8.0, we are underscoring our belief that all computer users, regardless of their computer usage needs, have the right to a safe and worry-free computing experience," says Karel Obluk, chief technology officer at AVG Technologies.


besides all the functions u know ,AVG Anti virus Free 8.0 will come with anti-spyware protection and safe-searching utilities which will enhance ur security.
as avg user i'll def. recommend all my blog users to download AVG 8.0 (http://www.grisoft.com/)for virus free system

cheers!!

Wireless Toothbrush

Good news for all you germophobes out there! It seems that even the toothbrush is being networked as "intelligent" nowadays. And with Oral B's latest invention it’s hard to admit the contrary.

The manufactures created this type of toothbrush which not only offers different brushing modes for polishing, massaging and cleaning. Believe it or not, it can wirelessly connect to a mirror-mounted LCD display which tells you when to
keep brushing. The LCD display is ingeniously timing your brushing to make sure that you don’t miss a single spot in a 2-minute daily routine.


So it helps you achieve the dental-recommended 2 minutes brushing and displays the information you need in 13 different languages. Not to mention the professional timer signals every 30 seconds to encourage perfect brushing of the four quadrants, while a pressure sensor stops pulsations when you brush too hard.


The Oral-B Triumph comes with a useful SmartGuide, which should be available imminently with a "generously" price tag of around, let's say...$150.



With the latest trend of inserting all sorts of high tech devices in one that has a main purpose, I wouldn't be surprised in one of these days, I'll buy a toothbrush that would have an mp3 player attached to it, a voice recorder, or even a small digital camera integrated into the system. Even better, how about playing music straight to my teeth!

CD disfigured................................ here are some tips..

When your CD is disfigured and the file you need is in that bloody CD
then wat do u do?? yes,wat do u do ???

well there are lot of things that you could do...


option 1) Furniture polish:

you read it right !!!

HOW TO USE IT :

spray the polish on to the effected area of the cd
later take a cotton cloth rub it in an inward-outward motion and
that will be all then the effected area will be free of scratches


option number2) Tooth paste :
yes take a tooth paste not the gel one's
take colgate for that matter apply it on to the effected area of the CD
and repeat the same process and dont forget to wash it with water
your CD will be out of scratches...



so what are we doing by applying these pastes and sprays on to the Cd
we are cleaning the pastic part of the CD
so that the laser can easily screen the DATA from the CD

and now if your afraid to use this technique then try this on a useless CD

and if you are still afraid then avoid scratches on your CD...


tested OK.

Motorola MOTOROKR E6

kya Kool Hai:


Linux OS, Touchscreen, 2 MP camera, Slim & Elegant, External Media Controls, Standard Headphone Jack, Stereo Bluetooth, FM Tune

things to be ashamed off:


Slow Interface, Few Customizations, Music Player, No Widescreen Mode, Expensive
(Premium).


additional features

2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, video(CIF) / Java MIDP 2.0 / FM radio / Document viewer (MS Word, Excel, PPT, PDF) / MPEG4/MP3 player / Business card recognition / Barcode scanning / Calculator / Organizer / Built-in handsfree







Wireless Internet Technology---> GPRS

Standbytime (h)---> Up to 235 h

Talktime (m)---> Up to 7 h

Height (mm)---> 111

Width (mm)---> 51.5

Depth (mm)---> 14.5

Weight (g)---> 121 g

Standbytime (h)---> Up to 235 h

Talktime (m)---> Up to 7 h

SMS---> Yes

Email---> Yes

MMS---> Yes

Bluetooth---> Yes

Java---> Yes

Radio---> Yes

Camera---> Yes

Camera resolution---> 1600x1200 pixels

Colour display---> Yes

Number of colours---> 256000

Touch screen---> Yes

Memory---> SD, up to 2GB / 8 MB user memory

Firefox Users are Upgrading to Internet Explorer

For the first time in the past year, Mozilla Firefox lost its grip on the browser market dropping by almost 1%. In contrast, Microsoft's Internet Explorer managed to take itself off the downright spiral debuted in May 2006 and even pick up a little share of the market

According to statistics published by Market Share by Net Applications, Microsoft has turned the tables on Mozilla as Internet Explorer grew from 78.03% in April to 78.67% in May 2007.

At the same time, Firefox has sunk no less than 0.88%, the first time in the last year that Firefox drops coincides with an IE gain. But this is no coincidence. The fact of the matter is that the IE adoption is driven by Windows Vista sales.


The fact of the matter is that Mozilla has announced since April that it will drop support for Firefox 1.5 and urged users to upgrade to Firefox 2.0. And as on May 31 Mozilla released the last update for version 1.5 of its open source browser, it is clear that some of the Firefox 1.5 users have upgraded alright, however, not to Firefox 2.0, but to Internet Explorer instead.

HP SW6965

Only recommended for business users. Or for those who pretend to look busy.


KYA COOL HAI: So you wanna look busy and important - then you should definitely carry the HP SW6965. The world will think you are too cool when you send emails through this phone or just plain fiddle with the stylus. Oh and here are the specifications - it can read your email attachments, it has a megapixel camera, it looks and feels bulky. But it does the job.

THINGS YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF: Very tough to get a hang of. Infact, it's definitely not a "open box-insert SIM-start using" type of cellphone. You have to connect it to your PC and believe me connectivity can be very diffcult if you're a novice. Plus very difficult to get it in your jeans pocket. I once tried shoving in my jeans' front pocket, but people got the wrong idea!

Creative Zen Vision M

THIS IS PERSONAL MEDIA PLAYER... OR A HARD DRIVE BASED DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER.MUCH SOPHISICATED THN ALL DA MP3'S IN THE TOWN...

LET C THE PRO'S AND CON'S OF THE "zen vision m"

wats so cool:
1)Available both is 30 and 60 GB, this impressive personal media player.You can store upto 240 hrs. of video, 15,000 songs, hundreds of photos on it's massive hard-drive.

2) It can play MPEG, WMV, DivX and XviD video formats. The quality of the video playback is superb in all the formats.

3)If the video is less than the supported screen or a different aspect ratio there are two options that will allow you to enlarge it.


things to be ashamed off:

1)MP3, WMA, and WAV are the only audio file types supported by this player.

2) Though MP3 is the standard format and not many people they covered the majority of codecs and most consumers will be just fine, but there are quite a few hardcore users that would appreciate FLAC, OGG or AAC.



Last Byte: We would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a hard drive based digital audio player. At Rs. 19,500 the Zen Vision M is everything the video iPod is and then some.