ATI Radeon 5970 is the Fastest Video Card!

Do you need a new video card for your computer? Don’t settle for anything less than the fastest. ATI has the fastest video card in the world! Or so they say. You have to try it for yourself to know if it really is the truth.
The new Radeon HD 5970 is definitely competitive and worth investing on if you want superior computer performance. Its capability includes full support for Microsoft DirectX 11 technology as well as ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology. Can you find this feature in other video cards? I don’t think so.
Windows 7 Allows Longer Netbook Battery Life
Does your netbook run out of power really fast? Hmm, might be that, the operating system consumes so much of it. It’s probably time for you to switch to the all-new and more advanced Windows 7 OS. Microsoft has designed Windows 7 to be more efficient not only in terms of networking and security but also when it comes to power. The claim that Windows 7 provides makes the battery’s life longer is true when compared only to a netbook running on Vista; however, between Windows 7 and Windows XP, XP is still the winner.
So, if you’re faced with a choice between Vista and Windows 7, get Windows 7 instead! However, if your netbook runs on Windows XP, better stand by it if you want to prolong your battery’s life.
Nokia Recalls Faulty Chargers

Recalls aren’t only applicable to laptops and cars; it is also applicable to chargers! Yup, listen up Nokia users. You might be one of the people who will be affected by the charger recall that the cellphone maker has issued. According to Nokia, a limited number of cellphone chargers could cause electric shock to the users. This could happen because the plastic covers on the affected chargers could separate and expose its internal parts. These parts are conductors so there is a big chance that the user will really get the shock of his life!
Try Out Google Go: The New Programming Language
Google is now conquering the world of programming with its latest creation – Google Go. This is an open-source, object-oriented programming language that techies, programmers, and developers can take advantage of. The fact that it is simple, fast, safe, concurrent, fun, and open source should be a great attraction to potential users. In this new programming language, Google combines the performance of the dynamic language Python and the safety of the C or C++ languages.
New iPhone App Knows Why Your Baby Cries
Aside from being a multimedia device, the iPhone has another use for its owners provided it has this new and revolutionary application. With the new Cry Translator your iPhone can already double up as your baby’s nanny! Cry Translator is an iPhone application that can analyze and distinguish the meaning of a baby’s cry. The application can translate the cry whether the baby is sleepy, annoyed, stressed, hungry, or bored.
Care for a TwitterPeek?

Addicted to Twitter? Then you would probably find good use of the new TwitterPeek, a device that’s dedicated to making Twitter updates. TwitterPeek is like a mobile device that you can just carry in your pocket. However, it’d be safe to warn you that this device’s functionality is limited’ although it allows for “@” replies, retweeting and direct messaging.
Eye-Fi Can Now Upload Directly to Facebook

Do you need a new SD card for your camera? If you are, you should try the latest Eye-Fi line of SD cards. Eye-Fi has added a new feature to its SD card line – the capability to upload directly to Facebook. Hmmm, I’m pretty sure you like that bit of news eh? So, users no longer have to wait to download their pictures to the computer for them to be able to upload to Facebook.
Lists: Twitter’s Latest and Biggest Update
I’m all for Twitter; however I’m not a really avid user because I find it cumbersome sometimes. There are so many updates to go through before I can find the update that a particular person made. I think Twitter heard my sentiment, and probably, of a lot of users too because it has rolled out the biggest update of date. This update is the Twitter Lists that enables users to consolidate their contacts into groups. Through this grouping, a user can easily find the updates he’s looking for. Just click on the group name and voila! updates will immediately show up!
How About a New Sony Ericsson Aino for $600?

Would you be willing to spend $600 on a feature phone? Some people literally recoil upon hearing this kind of amount for a certain device. So I don’t know how people would react to the latest Sony Ericsson Aino that bears this price tag. Even though it looks really good and has so many great features, most people would run away because of its price tag. This unlocked GSM phone features a huge 3-inch touchscreen display. With its 342x240-resolution, user will surely have great fun navigating through Aino’s various applications.
Samsung Unveils the Thinnest LCD Panel
Is thin still in? Samsung certainly believes so. Proof of this is the newest LCD panel it unveiled on Wednesday. Measuring just 3.9-inches, the 40-inch Full HD is now the thinnest LCD panel in the world! Just imagine, this LCD is 2mm thinner than the standard #2 pencil. This latest entertainment device is even fondly nicknamed “Needle Thin LCD.” With the size it has, it’s not surprising. It would be great to own this baby and be able to display it in the living room.
MMORPG to Invade the Arab World!

An invasion is coming to the Arab world, so you folks out there had better get your arms ready! But take note, it’s not the harmful kind. The Massively Multimedia Online Role-Playing Gaming (MMORPG) is coming to the Middle East as former Maktoob CEO Samih Toukan launched Tahadi – the new online gaming company (For those of you who doesn’t understand Arabic, Tahadi is an Arabic word that means challenge). This is the latest addition to Jabbar Internet Group.
Non-English Characters Coming to the Web Soon!
Web addresses are about to change! If you think that it’s going to be confined to the English language for all time, you’re wrong. Pretty soon you’ll see web addresses in various characters like Korean, Arabic, Japanese, Hindi, Greek, and Cyrillic. Internet users in these countries will be able to surf the web in their respective languages.
This move to permit other characters other than English is still set for approval on Friday, which is the final day of the meeting that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is holding in South Korea.


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