Men love cars and electronic gadgets. Women love clothes and shoes. Those taglines are a blast from the past. Nowadays, men too are conscious about their wardrobes and women are beginning to appreciate hi-tech equipment. Here are our Top 5 gadget picks that could take the female market by storm in the months to come!
In April 2010, Kodak will be launching the Kodak Pulse Digital Frame. This sleek 7 inch baby features a 800×600 pixel high-quality interactive touchscreen display and a 512MB built-in storage capacity. It also comes with WiFi connectivity and a dedicated email address so that users can upload images directly to the device without the hassle of having to install any complicated software. Read the rest of this entry »
Office 2007 introduced a lot of new features and a brand new Ribbon interface that has fans either loving it or despising the way the whole thing functioned. That was three years ago. With 2010, a new Office release is scheduled to hit stores in June, earlier if you keep your eyes peeled on torrent and direct download trackers.
The 5 Ways
1 Upgrade your memory to the MAXIMUM as indicated in your notebook’s manual
Upgrading your RAM from 512MB to 1GB, for example, can give you a much noticeable speed improvement.
If you thought Sony’s recently launched 3D TVs were hot, I guess it’s time you check out Samsung’s all-new 3D LED TVs. Aimed at revolutionizing the way home-viewers watch the telly, Samsung’s brilliant new technology has been unveiled at exactly the right time, just about three months before the World Cup kicks off! Imagine watching Brazil versus Spain on one of these breathtaking screens! Now that’s what you call the ultimate viewing experience!
Be prepared to anticipate incredible depth and clarity perfection with a whole range of new 3D LED TVs from Samsung, from the entry-model 46-inch C7000 series, to bigger models such as the 55-inch. For now, viewers are expected to wear a pair of electronic glasses that opens and closes in quick succession, providing you with the perfect 3D effect and experience. Read the rest of this entry »
Podcasting offers a wonderful world of user-created content ranging from small, independent (or even one person) podcasts such as the Mr Brown show, a popular Singaporean comedy program, to large studio project such as The Official Lost Podcast.
There are literally thousands of streams of podcasts out there, some more exciting than others, but I am sure what whatever your preference, there are bound to be some that will suit your fancy. But how does one get access to the world of podcasting?