Social networking may be in a burnout phase but there are still some of us who regularly log on to the Facebooks of the WWW. Now, Ning takes this phenomenon to the next level by letting you create your very own social network. Design your own profile questionnaire, decide what/whom to include, choose a template you like… Let’s do it.. the Ning way!
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However cool laptops might be, for some things you need a desktop. But with the space and energy it consumes, it can turn you off. Which is why HP has launched the sleek and extremely energy-efficient DC7800 Ultra-Slim Desktop PC. With an array of environmental features, it meets the most stringent requirements of the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool Gold Registry. It has a solid-state hard drive (no moving parts), which provides near-instantaneous access to data and eliminates electo-mechanical wear out. Go green!
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So how’re you feeling today? Grumpy, angry, rejected or something else? Just select a mood from the pull-down list on this link and click on the ‘take me away’ tab. And whoosh… It whisks you away to an appropriate site. Each time you reload the page or click the ‘shuffle’ tab, the moods are sorted into a different order: And why do we like this site? Simple, we think it’s a cool idea that at times you have to make time for cool ideas!
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If the name’s Fly Hummer, you bet we’re interested. And if it can live up to its name, it surely will be one helluva of a cell phone. This phone’s color is too in-your-face but then that’s exactly what adds extra zing to it! It comes with a 262k color LCD touchscreen, 2 meg camera and 256 MB storage card. Another thing to note in this phone is its TV out feature.
With ‘TV out’, a device can provide analog video signal acceptable for Tv input. So, you can watch your phone videos on a larger screen!
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Fed up of carrying rechargeable AA batteries and their chunky charger? Well, UK’s Moxia Energy has a solution. Their latest USB cells, which look and work like normal AA batteries, hide a little USB connector under the lid. So the next time you are running out of juice, all you have to do is pop this baby into a USB port and recharge. Then again, with the number of USB ports available around the place, chances are you will never run out of a recharge point. Unfortunately, these babies don’t do data and are currently available only in AA format. The company plans to launch a full range of standard formats, including phone and camera batteries, in the near future.
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