13 December 2009
Electronic vendor Sweden, Electrolux, released a vacuum with unique concept. They combine dust-cleaning device with a digital music player, the iPod.
So to prevent boredom while vacuuming scattered around the house, users can hear their favorite music with ease.
Vacuum cleaner called Amplified Silence is made based UltraSilencer Electrolux machines that are not noisy. There is an iPod holder in the front, complete with internal speakers as the conductor of sound.
9 December 2009
Long weekend is in sight. For users iphone and iPod Touch, it’s worth listening to the latest 6 ready applications to be a friend when long weekend.
According to the official information who received from ITGazine, Thursday (26/11/2009) Apple has announced the latest applications, which can be downloaded. One of them is a movie that was loved by young people today: Twilight.
The new applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch are:
1. TimeTuner – DreamSurface LLC
This alarm application is very useful for us who have plenty to do. With favorite playlists, we can easily put your favorite songs at certain hours as a sign of alarm.
This application is considered suitable for the traveler and someone who has a high productivity. This alternative reminder applications sells for U.S. $ 1.99.
8 December 2009
Just 7 days, Opera 10.10 has been downloaded for 12.5 million times. This number broke the previous record for a download the Opera browser. Rather, it showed an increase of 25 percent compared to the download of Opera 10 browser.
Opera 10, which already includes the feature Opera Unite, scooped up a large amount of downloader. As conveyed in a written statement quoted on Monday (7/12/2009), the number reached 12 million downloads within 7 days.
Jon von Tetzchner, CEO, Opera Software, explained that number welcomed. “I am confident that we have become an attractive option to meet the public needs of web users,” he said.
3 December 2009
Do you have a plan to buy a photo printer..? Here the four tips you should know before buying a photo printer.
1. Choose the Type of Printer
Printer are as varied as snowflakes. Well, maybe not quite that much, but there are three main varieties of photo printers you’ll need to think about when you go shopping.
Inkjet: You’re probably familiar with traditional inkjet printers, which print text documents as well as photos. Inkjet printers accommodate standard 8.5-by-11-inch paper, which means you can make 8-by-10-inch prints. With an oversized inkjet, you can make larger prints, like 14 by 17 inches. It all depends upon the printer’s specs. Inkjet printers also vary by how many inks they use to create the color on the printed page. You’ll find printers that use anywhere from four to a dozen cartridges. More colors usually help generate more photorealistic images, especially when reproducing flesh tones and shadows.
Color Laser: Color laser printers are another affordable option. Inkjet printers are mainly photo printers that can also do duty for text; think of color lasers as superb document printers that also do a respectable job with photos. You won’t want to rely on a laser printer for all your photo printing duties, though. Laser-printed photos lack the brightness, saturation, and clarity you’ll want in photos to frame or share. I use a laser printer to make drafts of photos that I will print on a photo printer later.
1 December 2009
Magellan GPS Maestro 4700 Review
Priced at $300 (as of 11/25/09), the Maestro 4700 includes an impressive list of features. You get a larger-than-normal, 4.7-inch screen; maps for the United States (all 50 states), Canada, and Puerto Rico; a database of 6 million points of interest; highway-lane-assist signs; text-to-speech; and multisegment routing capabilities. You also get several items unique to Magellan, such as the AAA tour book and the One Touch feature, the latter of which lets you easily navigate to a favorite destination or search with just a single tap of the screen.
