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Spock - People Search Engine

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 30, 2008 Leave a Comment

Spock

Spock is a new people search engine which I think has the ability to show the search results that you will never find anywhere. Spock helps you to find your friends and colleagues on the web. You can add and edit the information that Spock finds about you on the web. The format of searching peoples is different here. You can search peoples by email, tags, their hobbies or their location.

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A 3,800 HP Jet Powered Motorcycle

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This is a 3,800 HP Jet Powered Motorcycle.

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The Carbon Fibre Watch

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 26, 2008 Leave a Comment

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The F1/Carbon GMT watch is constructed of carbon fibre, Swarovski crystal, rubber and metal. The designer of this watch John Pszeniczny want to give a turbo boost to the time.

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Fat Shark Wireless RC Glasses Let You See Through your Car In First Person

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 24, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Fat Shark Wireless RC glasses let you see and drive your RC car in first person view. Strap the glasses on your face and you'll be able to see through the actual head of the RC driver.

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Optimus Maximus Keyboard Now for the (Expensive) Taking on ThinkGeek

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ThinkGeek is shipping Art Lebedev's Optimus Maximus keyboard at last. Price is $1,589.99. [ThinkGeek via Gizmodo]

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NDrive G800: First GPS with Real Photography for Navigation

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At last half of my wish about GPS systems comes true. NDrive's G800 is the very first GPS navigator which uses real photography to show you the best way to navigate, experiencing something never seen before. But people outside UK and Ireland still need to wait for this because the company has Ariel views of UK and Ireland only.

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Dell Introduced their Smallest, Greenest PC Yet

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 23, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Michael Dell, the king of Dell, today introduced his company's smallest, greenest PC yet at FORTUNE Brainstorm: GREEN. This PC is 81% smaller than a mini tower and 70% less energy-consuming. It's also shipped in recycled and recyclable packaging.

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Earth Day: Top 10 Views of Earth by NASA

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To celebrate the beauty of our planet on Earth Day, NASA released ten most favorite photos taken by astronauts on the International Space Station.

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Apple like interface for Google Image Search

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 22, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Everyone likes the Apple's interface for scrolling through albums visually with a scrollbar. You will find the same interface for scrolling through websites on SearchMe.

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Its Good to Learn another Language

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 21, 2008 Leave a Comment

This is a commercial advertisement from a language school AVISTA. Language is a very essential part of our life ( or body?). Its always Good to Learn another Language.

Why to learn another language.

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BreakTheVault: Solve Puzzles with Clues and Win Cash

Posted by Shailendra Doke |

Many people stay online for hours playing contests, there are two types of peoples who play online contests. Firstly who those want to show/test their skills over the contest and Secondly who those want to Earn some money by testing their luck over the contest. For both the types of people I have a special site which pays to their players for solving their quizzes.

BreakTheVaultBreakTheVault.com is a online contest site which offers free online contest so peoples can take participate in and can win huge cash. You just have to register an account for free. Members have unlimited chances to attempt to solve the puzzle, the first one who solves will win cash or prizes.

This site launches a new contest every Monday at noon EST. The main thing I love to this site is it provides clues to their players. Each day thereafter at noon EST they’ll release another clue. It's up to you how many it takes before you get the right answer, but check back daily, because when a new clue is released, the old one goes away. You might be thinking what if someone solved the puzzle prior to the next Monday, they will release another online contest. So you will always find at least one contest for you to solve.

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A Dirty Little Secret about Inject Printers

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 20, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Motorola's 2008 Cellphones Leaked

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 19, 2008 1 Comment

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Here are the Cellphones that are to be launched this year by Motorola. According to Gizmodo these Cellphones are pretty much retreads of old devices, and there aren't any great new form factors—not even an iPhone clone—to speak of.

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9 Reasons to Archive your Gmail

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Google has a Report which says that many Gmail users don't archive their email. I think many Gmail users don't know What is the use of Archive button in Gmail. Here is a short description of Archive in Gmail.

Archiving moves messages out of your inbox and into All Mail, letting you tidy up your inbox without deleting anything. Messages you archive can be found in All Mail, in any labels you've applied, and by searching Gmail. When someone responds to a message you've archived, the conversation containing that message will reappear in your inbox.

Here are 9 Reasons you should use Archive in Gmail.

9. Phone numbers and addresses
You never know when you'll need a phone number someone emailed you or an address that was in a signature.

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Picasa 2.7 Released for Linux, Download Now

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 17, 2008 Leave a Comment

Here is Picasa 2.7 a new version of Picasa for Linux and is now available to Download for Linux users.

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"Picasa is software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your computer. Every time you open Picasa, it automatically locates all your pictures (even ones you forgot you had) and sorts them into visual albums organized by date with folder names you will recognize. You can drag and drop to arrange your albums and make labels to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your pictures are always organized. "

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Google Earth 4.3 Available with a Whole New World

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Today Google released the latest version 4.3 of Google Earth. Google added lot more feature in this latest version and with all of the great user-created buildings in the 3D Warehouse. With the Redesigned Navigation system you can fly very smoothly from the heavens down to the streets of your town. The most important feature I like is, you can view the exact date of a particular satellite image.

Google Earth 4.3

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Latest iPhone Firmware lets users save pictures in Safari

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 16, 2008 Leave a Comment

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A good news for all iPhone users, now you can save pictures directly from Safari Browser and into the Photo Album. The latest beta version of Apple's iPhone 1.2.0 firmware gives you the possibility of saving pictures straight from Safari. You just have to hold your finger against an image for a longer time than usual and the popup dialog will appear.

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Some Funny Lol Cat Pictures!

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 14, 2008

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Different Stages of Success in the Web 2.0 Life

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 13, 2008 Leave a Comment

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This wonderful diagram from a Hutch Carpenter will teach a newbie of the Web 2.0 life  the way to get steps up. This diagram shows various stages in the life of an average Web 2.0 citizen. Very True!

In my opinion, very few people reached the top (Yellow) stages. Am I Right?

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Registry Hack to Keep Similar Taskbar Buttons always Grouped

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 12, 2008

The Windows built-in feature of Grouping Similar Taskbar Buttons is nice, it helps you to remove clutter from your Taskbar. This feature groups your Similar Taskbar buttons in one when your Taskbar starts to get full it will start grouping applications together to conserve space.

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Increase your Productivity with DarkCopy

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 11, 2008 Leave a Comment

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DarkCopy is a distraction-free online full-screen text editor, it is free and is a web-based clone of WriteRoom.

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Tab Effect: Give a 3D Flipping Tab Effect in Firefox

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 10, 2008 1 Comment

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Tab Effect is a Mozilla Firefox add-on, which adds a 3D cube rotation effect when you flip or change the Tabs. This extension uses DirectX 8 to create the 3D Cube rotation effect while switching the tabs.

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Now use Google Earth to Browse Latest News Geographically

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 9, 2008 Leave a Comment

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In collaboration wih The New York Times Google developed a new layer for Google Earth which will provide users the ability to browse the day's New York Times Headlines  Geographically. This feature is just like the Yahoo NewsGlobe where you can Visualize Breaking News on a Rotating 3D Globe.

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Google India launched Voice Search in Hyderabad

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 5, 2008 Leave a Comment

Google India launched a Voice Based Search Engine in Hyderabad. In this phone based service you can call a toll free number 1 800 41 99 99 99 to get information on local businesses, Shopping Malls, Restaurants, Movie Halls etc.

For instance, You make a call to Google on this free number to get information about restaurants in a particular area and Google will SMS you a list of all restaurants available in that  area.

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OpenDownload: Run Downloads in Firefox Instead of Saving Them

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 3, 2008 1 Comment

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The difference between Internet Explorer and Firefox while downloading a file from internet is, Firefox will only let you save the file to your computer and then you have to Run it manually. Internet Explorer gives you facility to Run the file from its location (the file you run is downloaded and stored in a temporary folder). By this you will save the Hard Disk Space because the data within temporary folder will be deleted periodically. It will help when you want to use a file just once.

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Diggs April Fool's Day Joke?

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 2, 2008 Leave a Comment

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While surfing the giant of the Current Affairs and Stories, I dugg an interesting story and found a interesting result. It was showing me a "%" sign. I closed the window assuming there may be some technical problems on Digg.com. So I haven't took the screenshot of the "%" sign. When I came to Front Page of Digg I found there a news about Digg's April fool from Bendosphere.

On that blog I came to know about Digg's April Fool Day Joke. Digg was showing random mathematical characters on the Digg counters. Here are more screenshots.

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inThemes - Unofficial iGoogle Themes Directory

Posted by Shailendra Doke | Apr 1, 2008 Leave a Comment

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Google has its own official iGoogle Themes Directory so that you can get themes of your choice for your Personalized Google homepage easily. But the problem was, you need to browse all the directory to find the best theme. Recently Google launched Search for the iGoogle theme directory which made the task little easier. Still there is no way to browse themes by category, if you want themes on Nature, Sports, Entertainment you have to either search the whole directory or keep entering search terms until you find what you're looking for.

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