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Although I fully admit to chuckling quite a bit after first seeing this cellphone with a built-in cigarette lighter, I can see some practicality with it. After all, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard of my smoking friends losing their lighter. I’ve been asked numerous times if I happen to have a lighter on me, despite that they’re fully aware I don’t smoke. Having a lighter built into your cellphone would come in incredibly handy. After all, your phone is almost always somewhere within reach.

Tiny ElectraShields are small modules that plug in between a laptop’s power brick and power cord. It will protect your laptop computer and other sensitive electronics that use C6 and C8 power cords from the damaging effects of power surges and spikes. An indicator light lets you know it’s protecting your computer. Following a destructive surge that would have likely damaged your valuable electronics, the indicator light will go out indicating that a surge has occurred and to replace the ElectraShield. There are 2 and 3 prong versions.

Freecom's latest release, the poorly named Hard Drive Secure comes with AES-encrypted RFID keycards that require some swiping to be done before one is able to access the treasure trove of data within. Once you're done doing all you need to do with the hard drive, swipe the card one more time in order to lock the device away from prying and curious eyes. Chances are Freecom's latest device won't be left cruelly exposed to the Mifare hack that exposed vulnerabilities in previous RFID systems. There is no word on a release date, although we know that this aluminum-enclosed hard drive will come in 500GB and 2TB flavors, retailing for $119 and $409, respectively.

Finally: The Infrastructurist shows us the perfect mashup of a podcar with Velo-City: The Shweeb, a pedal-powered monorail that is "a direct response to the transportation needs of today and the future."
And, it exists right now, in an amusement park in New Zealand.

IF you currently own a Chinese mobile phone then it’s time to throw it away unless you don’t get a new IMEI number from the government by paying a minimal cost of Rs.199, this also includes tax. If you don’t do that, according to the new rules laid down by the Indian government your phone will stop working with all the service provides.
This new program is called GII which stands for Genuine IMEI implementation program. However if you are already thinking of getting rid of your chineese phone then you may skip this program because either way you are not going to use the phone. To get to know more about the authorized centers you can call in your customer care.

How To Show Older Posts and Newer Posts Links Above Post Titles,as we all use these navigational links at the end of the page,but in very few blogs i see them using these navigational links older posts and newer posts link at top of the the post title.I am not sure you would like to have it at top or not but few might love to have it at top as navigation becomes more easy task,and someone using photoblog might love this for sure.

Asus has come up with a significant first, the P6X58 Premium motherboard will be the first on the market to pack USB 3.0 ports, a pair of them in fact.

World too far away? Want to see stuff but can’t move closer? If you’ve answered Yes to either of these questions then you need the Avatar Digital Binocular Sports Camera. It’s got a 2 megapixel camera with a 21× optical zoom and 2.5″ display. There’s 1 Gb of internal storage, a microSD slot, TV out, a voice memo for dictating your shopping lists and you can record stills or video.

LG’s GD910 has got some competition. Samsung has introduced its watchphone dubbed as S9110 and is the world’s thinnest measuring a thickness of just 11.98mm.
LG’s GD910 has got some competition. Samsung has introduced its watchphone dubbed as S9110 and is the world’s thinnest measuring a thickness of just 11.98mm.

For many a pool owner, removing the assorted leaves, bugs and other foliage that finds its way into the water can be a drain on their time in the backyard. Enter the smart Solar Powered Pool Skimmer, which not only takes the elbow grease out of keeping the pool sparkling, but as the name suggests, adds the bonus of being powered by the sun.
Two solar panels sit on top of the skimmer collecting energy which is then stored in rechargeable NiMH batteries.

There is a new cool kid on the block for creating custom avatars: FaceYourManga. While Yahoo and other services have had their avatar creators for some time, they have been largely boring and lacked variety. FaceYourManga tries to change this by providing a host of customization features that may very well make your avatar unique (or something close to that).

If you are looking to create GIF Animations online easily and for free, check out Loogix.
It's a nifty web service that lets you create GIF Animations online without downloading anything.

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Take a look at this - ain't it cool, with the Black & White Clock? It comprises of a quartet of independent 3D OLED digits, where each digit will boast its own power source and control. The clock comes equipped with a light sensor as well, capable of switching automatically between two modes. During the day, the figures will be shown in black, while when dusk falls and night takes over, you tell the time via white figures. Neat!

Air horns are able to make an amazingly loud sound from such a small little canister thanks to the magic of air pressure. There’s probably nothing more annoying than an air horn blasting in your vicinity but clearly these devices do have their legitimate uses beyond just dicking around. If you’re a boater, you know how indispensable an air horn can be to alert other boats of your presence and to signal for help. Sports fans love to use these to get their team’s fans pumped up and cheering.

A master at combining aesthetics and mechanics, artist Jonathan Schipper recently joined forces with fellow artist Amelia Biewald to create a stunning metal iPhone case that they've dubbed Exovault.
Made from solid aluminum, brass or titanium, the handcrafted cases lend a steampunk look to the device—a big step up from the plastic varieties that house most iPhones today. Over time, the lustrous surface will develop a uniquely exquisite patina, making the durable casing that much more appealing.

IronKey on Monday announced the upcoming release of its S200 USB drive, which is being touted by the company as the most secure device of its kind. The S200 is the only USB key to meet FIPS 140-2, Level 3 validation for cryptographic modules mandated by government agencies. Otherwise, the S200 sports the same tamper-resistant body, self-destruction circuitry and hardware-based AES-256 encryption as other IronKey drives. The 16GB key can be set to restrict networks, making its content inaccessible on uncontrolled computers.

Feeling like a game of golf? But not keen on the 'chasing a ball around a field in the drizzle' bit? Well we've saved you the trouble of having to find a field, and a hole, and a set of clubs, and a sweater, and an afternoon off work, with THIS! The most leisurely of all mugs! Once you've finished your tea you can tee off in the office, the living room, or anywhere the mood takes you. The mug features a flat side so it forms the perfect practice hole on your floor, just don't forget to take the ball out before your next coffee break!
Club and ball not included.

This is a pretty cool RC toy from Japan. Bandai has announced the Sky Armor, a remote-controlled robot that can fly around using not one but two propellers. The robot stands 17cm tall and weighs 21g. One battery charge (30 minutes) is enough to play with it for 4 minutes.
The Sky Armor will hit Japanese stores in the next days (price: $45). Contact specialized stores Japan Trend Shop, Geek Stuff 4 U or Rinkya to get one shipped outside Japan since it’s unlikely the robot will ever be sold outside this country.

Every kitchen has its own rhythm and hum, and now you can play along. Mix Stix are classic indispensable beechwood spoons, morphed into drumsticks. So you can rock out when you’re not stirring, paradiddle on the stockpot, give that mixing bowl a rimshot. Get with the beat! We’ve packed one solid spoon and one unique slotted spoon on a durable chipboard peggable backing card.

Modern spy-tech is definitely more deadly and efficient, but the information about it is pretty scarce (for obvious reasons). On this page we'll see some examples of the modern weaponry, and the weirdest of vintage mini-guns. Many images were graciously provided by Alan Trigger, from "Little Gun" collection in Belgium.

Bing is becoming the new Google. Who would have guessed that the yet-another-search-engine-attempt-from-microsoft-to-beat-google would really turn successful?
Well, it surely seems that Microsoft has finally worked its magic this time as Bing has become the 13th most visited site on the web. According to Compete, Bing’s traffic has overtaken that of other prominent sites like Digg, Twitter and CNN.

Wooden Fence Template is a shows you an artistic design with nice-looking wooden fence as its background.This template was originally designed by Templatelite and 3 Column Wooden Fence Blogger Template converted to blogger by Falconhive

NTT DoCoMo announced today the development of a highly compact indoor base transceiver station, or femtocell BTS, that supports extra-fast data communication and highly practical services under DoCoM's Home Area concept of linking mobile phones to the DoCoM network via broadband connection in the home. The new DoCoMo femtocell BTS supports plug & play convenience for smooth, automatic configuration after connection to the DoCoMo network via a broadband fixed line, such as optical fiber.The significantly improved data-communication capability of the new femtocell BTS will enable faster, easier downloads of large content, such as video, high-resolution pictures and high-quality music files, as well as highly stable streaming for the uninterrupted enjoyment of audio-visual content on DoCoMo mobile phones.

Waking up in the morning is annoying and mosquitoes are annoying. It seems perfectly logical, then, to put both together into one simple product. Rather than waking up to gentle music that may just make you want to go right back to sleep, the buzzing of this mosquito alarm clock will make you want to get right out of bed just to stop the annoying critter. Once you are awake enough to realize that it is just your alarm clock, again, you are awake enough to start your day. Also available in a mooing cow and always popular crowing rooster version.

On the right hand, just a turn on the right, time show under the skin. Electronic tattoo, radio control and synchronize from an outside control. No batteries needed, it's just working with body movements.

If you're going to play golf on a huge piece of property that soaks up water, fertilizer and electricity &mdash without growing food or anything tangible &mdash you might as well do something to make yourself feel better about it.
$199 via Clean Air Gardening

Strange bedfellows can make for great style. They can also just make things…strange. We'll leave it to you to decide which camp this merger of flash drive and sunglasses falls into. Arriving from ck Calvin Klein this fall, the glasses feature a detachable arm that reveals a 4GB USB port, ready to store music, photos, or data. One thing's for sure: Italo Zucchelli isn't the only guy at Team Calvin with a taste for supermodern shades.
$199, available in October, calvinklein.com

If you logged onto Amazon Wednesday, you may or may not have noticed that the Kindle 2 had a price drop: it's now selling for $299 instead of $359. Alas, because Amazon ads for the Kindle 2 (and Kindle DX) are always plastered across its homepage--and are easy to ignore--I actually missed the new pricing until a reader pointed it out to me.

It’s a saga we’re all familiar with by now: create a pretty awesome web service, start a trend, become a media sweetheart, make lots of money (VC or acquisition), get slapped with a lawsuit. Or two. Or fifty billion. Facebook added two more lawsuits to its heap recently: a countersuit from Power.com and a click fraud proceeding.

Social networking site Tagged.com is being sued by the State of New York for “deceptive e-mail marketing practices and invasion of privacy.”
According to New York’s Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, Tagged illegally tries to lure new members by tricking visitors into providing their personal address books, which the company then uses to send out more invitations. For those who have never received an email from Tagged.com, when they appear in your inbox they appear as though a friend has sent them a link to photos posted on the site.

Flags.net is a database of the flags of all the countries across the globe. The site shows you flags that are there and used presently. You can search the countries for their flags or search a flag based upon certain design criteria or its type or its color. You will even get to know about the latest stuff related with flags. You can even use the online flag shop to buy flags and other such allied products.

Passpack.com provides free simple password management for everyday life. This online password manager saves time and protects you from thefts. You can save your logins and passwords, generate passwords, add new entries or import. Finding your saved stuff is also very easy since it provides easy alphabetical order list, quick search, organizing with the help of unlimited tags and auto login to saved sites. There are even tools like bulk entry import from CSV, personal backup and restore and quick 'remember me' login.

Synonym is the web's best resource for English synonyms, antonyms, and definitions. Type in a word and the synonym finder will come up with a list of synonyms. Check out the most popular online synonym searches to find the right word for any occasion.You can Use the antonym tool to find find antonyms and check out the definitions feature to read the definition.

Techsupportforum.com is a full fledged forum involving solutions to all your computer related problems. This web site has helped solve more than 136,000 problems till date involving spywares, malwares, viruses, windows, linux, networking, security, hardware and gaming. All you need to do is get registered free of cost, ask your questions and get an answer. Registerd members not only get support but they can also communicate privately with other registered members. So join today to get a precise and expert solution to your computer related problems.

ITQuestionBank is a huge database of FAQs(Frequently Asked Questions) in IT field. You can get any information regarding languages like C C++, Java or any other programing. Here they have hosted a forum to discuss your problem. So it is the best site for your programing needs.

SupaLogo is a simple and quick logo maker tool that enables you to create nice logos in just few clicks. You can easily customize logos in terms of color, outline, size, font and gradient.

Buy this “Box of Applause” and put it on your desk at work. Finish those spreadsheets early? Box of Applause. Get your co-worker fired? Box of Applause. Sneak out at noon on Friday? Box of Applause. It’s like a music box, but when you open it, you get a round of applause.

A Japanese company (JTT) has developed the world's first USB powered light lamp. In this age of LED's, CFL lamps, etc it would be rather refreshing to see the good old electric bulb resting besides your workstation. It has a shade which gives it a retro lamp shade look. A Japan only product the USB light bulb sells for 1280 Yen ($15).