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Gadget - Sep 23, 2008 2:30 - 0 Comments

Nokia N96 review roundup

When the N95 was released, it was all but universally adored. Even today, nearly two full years after it was first revealed, it’s still one of the most respected in Nokia’s lineup. From the get-go, we knew the N96 was more evolutionary and less revolutionary; after all, the two handsets even look alike. The general consensus this time around is about what we expected: the N96 is a fine phone, and a worthy successor, but probably not worth the high price it’s currently demanding. Oh sure, the call quality was stupendous, battery life was satisfactory and the multimedia playback was superb, but some critics were a bit displeased with the fit and finish given the premium price tag. All in all, don’t go into the links below expecting any huge surprises — the N96 is a nicely revamped, high-priced N95, and if that’s what you’re looking for, there doesn’t seem to be any underlying issues that should hold you back from indulging.

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Website - Sep 2, 2008 1:22 - 0 Comments

OdyMail - Instant Disposable Email Service

Certainly you’ve heard that you should never use your real email address on the Web. The idea is that you won’t get spam if nobody has your address.

OdayMail makes it easy to achieve just that: nobody gets your real email address, and you use a disposable email address instead. Odaymail will forward any mail to your actual email, but if OdayMail detect spam messages, it will not forwarded, and you will accept no spam messages. And after 24 hours, disposable email will automaticaly deleted and you will not accept any message. That’s simple, and it is effective.

Visit the website http://odaymail.com

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Computer - Sep 3, 2008 4:52 - 0 Comments

Acer Aspire One

Netbooks are breeding at an alarming rate. Of course that’s mostly a good thing, in that it drives down prices and gives more choice to the consumer. The only downside is that the tighter margins on netbooks become, the fewer players are likely to get into the game, making it a venture exclusive to the larger or more confident/daring companies.

Of course Acer, as the third largest PC manufacturer in the world, doesn’t exactly have much to worry about. It’s fair to say that if a company this size chooses to enter a market, it will have enough muscle to make a go of it. Even the name suggests that Acer is keen to make a splash in the netbook arena, with the Aspire One intimating that this is the netbook to buy. Continue…

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