Yes, I have good news for those suffering from hearing problems and require the use of visible hearing aids. Science has produced an invisible hearing aid, enabling users to live lives very much like a normal person!
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Surprise, surprise! But that’s what Seth Weintraub from 9to5Mac said yesterday. MacBook Brick will be made from blocks of high quality aluminum, normally used in making aircrafts/airplanes!
Seth further added that the manufacturing process has been outsourced to either some Taiwanese or Chinese manufacturers and they are using laser and water jets to carve the MacBooks from blocks of aluminum. Read Full Story
Would your company be willing to pay $8 to $10 per month (per user) to let you and your office mates use a brand new mailing or messaging concept, GoldMail, that boldly pronounced that it is more personal and powerful than conventional emails and voicemails?
I seriously doubt it but take a look at the following videos and see if it is powerful enough to convince your company’s decision makers in Read Full Story
If you are fond of investing in stocks and head over heels about sports, here’s a fun and lucrative way to make money from both!
Let me introduce you folks to OneSeason:
OneSeason.com is a virtual sports trading platform with social features and content for sports fans. The system provides sports enthusiasts with a way to compete, interact and have a vested interest in their passion.
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Joe Minihane from Stuff Dot TV managed to get his hands on the all new Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and he has released a 3:21 hands-on video to relay his findings to the rest of the world. I have his hands-on video down below, enjoy!
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Nokia 5800 XpressMusic in action
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I have disappointing news for those hoping that Google will take ownership of StumbleUpon. I’m afraid it is eBay that has successfully acquired StumbleUpon for a whopping $75 million in cash. The acquisition has been confirmed by Nick Gonzalez from TechCrunch earlier today.
I must say that I’m disappointed with the news of the acquisition. I failed to understand why eBay wants to acquire Read Full Story
Oh brother, it looks like we have another dumb Twitter service (not affiliated with Twitter) out there. The service lets Twitterers get a feel of how much their tweets are worth at Twitter. Take note that the new Twitter service, ‘What’s your tweet worth?’, is sponsored by the same company that does TwittAd.
Check this out; TechCrunch who gave ‘What’s you tweet worth?’ a test drive earlier Read Full Story
Android-powered phones (we only have one so far, T-Mobile’s G1) in the future will have lots of Google-powered mobile applications and today let us take a quick look at the mobile version of Google Search that has been integrated with the much talked about T-Mobile G1.
It sure looks great but some impatient tech geeks are not at all happy with it. Mark Hendrickson from TechCrunch for an example Read Full Story
I have been watching Dipity with great interest for quite sometime but have forgotten all about it in the last couple of weeks. Thanks to Jason Kincaid from TechCrunch, today I learned that Dipity has rolled out better features (version 2.0).
To be honest, I still have no idea how to describe Dipity’s service to you folks out there but perhaps we should go with Jason for the time being. He Read Full Story
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic has just been released and reports about it are all over the blogosphere at the moment. I have read a few posts but none of them have any hands-on videos. Luckily, I found one at YouTube. Take a look, folks!
By the way, John Biggs from CrunchGear reported that Nokia 5800 XpressMusic has 3.2” haptic touch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera, VGA front camera, GPS, HSDPS and great Read Full Story
