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Ipod - a Great Gift for You  

November 29, 2008


Music in this generation has become a vice not only to the young people but also to those people who loves to unwind, give them a reward by listening to music and relax the whole day long and especially to those who claims themselves as a "music lover". Good thing people are truly a genius creature and created a very commendable invention- the iPod.

This is not a typical music gadget that could be carried anywhere. This includes many features that would suit your preference as a music lover and could store videos, media, mp3s, mp4s and other cool stuffs. There is iPod shuffle if you want random and simple type of digital audio player, iPod nano which could store more Medias and has 3 pre-installed games and other features, iPod touch which also have many attributes and also a Wi-Fi mobile. And now the iPhone which is heart melting to those who want to have a multiple functioning phone and a lot more gadgets of iPod. With iPod nano and iTunes, you could choose any song you want. And good news, it is user-friendly and is the price is just fine worthy by its quality.

Even grade school children would want to have one of these kinds of stuff most especially nowadays where Christmas season is in the air. It would be one of the good gift ideas is to give an iPOd to your children, nieces and nephews and even lover. A breathtaking experience will surface if one could receive such gift or gifts during the Christmas season. It would benefit you and would definitely make you feel better during stressful times. Price comparison site like http://www.savebuckets.com compares prices of ipods to find the best prices online will make easy for us in buying the right choice.

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107 Year Old Bulb Still Shining Brightly  

May 20, 2008


LIVERMORE, Calif.,– A 107-year-old light bulb in California has been deemed by Guinness World Records and Ripley’s Believe It Or Not as the word’s longest-ever burning bulb.

The low-watt rarity has been burning nonstop in the Livermore, Calif., Station No. 6 firehouse since 1901, the Los Angles Times reported Monday.

“This fragile thing that wasn’t meant to last has outlived the company that made it, people who first screwed it in, people who have written about it and who have kept watch over it,” said Edward Meyer of Ripley Entertainment.

The bulb even has its own web-cam and a Web site named centennialbulb.org, which is viewed a million times each year, the Times said.

It is reported many people think the bulb has burned so long because it is never switched off.

Source:www.latimes.com

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Googles Android Platform Software on Mobile Phones  

February 14, 2008


Google Android phones make debut

The first mobile phones to be loaded with Google's Android software for mobile phones have gone on show.



About a dozen companies such as ARM, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm showed off prototype handsets at the annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The free software system was launched in November 2007 and is being developed by an alliance of more than 30 companies including Google.

The first Android-enabled phone is expected to go on sale later this year.

One firm showing off a prototype phone was the UK processor designer ARM.

"It's really a demonstration vehicle rather than a full phone," Ian Drew of ARM told BBC News.

However, he said the wireless phone did show off several applications.

"What we are demonstrating on the Android platform is maps, browser, camera applications, multimedia, e-mail, and calendar - basically everything you'd expect on a mobile phone."


Source: BBC News UK

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Hand gestures are new wave in gadgets - CES 2008- msnbc.com  

January 30, 2008


Hand gestures are new wave in gadgets - CES 2008- msnbc.com
By Peter Svensson
updated 5:31 p.m. PT, Wed., Jan. 9, 2008

LAS VEGAS - Nintendo Corp.'s Wii game console is a breakout hit in large part because users control the play by waving around a motion-sensing wireless controller.

Many new gadgets are taking the idea of such an intuitive interface several steps further. Soon, you may be able to control computers, television sets, even cell phones with hand gestures alone.

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