Nowadays, with the internet becoming available at every nook and crony on they earth. Furthermore with the unprecedented boom in gas prices, it is no surprise that most people prefer to do there shopping online.
With the advent of online mega stores like amazon and i-tunes, online shopping is now easier then ever. Almost everyone has a credit card and a Paypal/Ebay account and many are used to looking up new products on the internet itself, as opposed to visiting a real store/mall.
Almost everyday, newer and better Internet Shopping sites are springing up and the users - the end customers - are only benefiting from it.
The advantages of buying stuff on the internet doesn’t stop there.
These mega-merchants have an never-ending supply of goods. Long gone are the days of facing disappointment when the local store owner tells you that he is out of stock. The internet is never out of stock.
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July 22nd, 2008
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The Internet already has a profound effect on the world. It is changing commerce, research, entertainment and information gathering—influencing the way people go about their daily business.
To accomplish these objectives, you can find websites not only pulls elements from the print edition, but provides links and additional information beyond the scope of paper. 3d Animation, contests, festivals, free animation software and up-to-the-minute news help to make animation and cartoons.
“The Animation Authority on the Internet.” There are ample opportunities for advertisers to extend their reach and combine the power of animation with the website to maximize the impact of their advertising message.
July 17th, 2008
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Geotagging is going to be one of the big features for 2008. A lot of new camera phones are coming to market over the next six months and many have built in GPS Sat Nav. Where this doesn’t happen you can often link your mobile phone via Bluetooth to an external GPS unit.
With the GPS facility, such as in the Nokia N82, you can ‘tag’ your photos with location information, which is stored in the exif tag. When you upload your photos to an online storage site such as Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, Myspace or one of the many other image repositories, the location information can be viewed by your friends when they view the picture. So you can take a picture of a favourite landscape on holiday and people will see the exact location where you took the photo.
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July 8th, 2008
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At the moment, NVIDIA Tesla is primarily focused on the highest of the high-end, namely the oil, gas, and computational finance industries. That’s important to keep in mind because the Tesla introduction has answered another question we had when we first looked at CUDA: would it be limited to professional cards, even though the consumer GeForce cards would be capable of using CUDA? The answer is a resounding no. CUDA will be available across all product lines, although eventually there will be some features specific to GPU computing that are only available through the Tesla brand. Instead, Tesla, like Quadro, will be focused as a total solution. Workstations and software will be qualified to work with Tesla, with the same types of support as Quadro.
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July 1st, 2008
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Virgin Mobile today shook up the American wireless business with news that it would acquire Helio for $39 million in share equity, merging the latter into Virgin’s mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) business. The deal also has Virgin absorbing some of Helio’s debt and also gives the carrier Helio’s 170,000 customers in the US, with the latter ending its brand in the US. The deal should be completed during the summer pending US government approval, according to the two companies.
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July 1st, 2008
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iMesh
iMesh has been my P2P software of choice for several years now, since shortly after the untimely death of Napster. Unlike Napster it had the capability to search for video, software, documents, etc.; not just audio. In the beginning it was a fairly popular system and had impressive databases to search from.
The major fault of iMesh as it developed over the years was its strong use of Adware. It eventually got to the point where it was severely damaging my internet use, and I got rid of the whole thing and for a while didn’t use any P2P software whatsoever.
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July 1st, 2008
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Laptop design has always been about compromise. Though they’ve come a long way in the past few years, laptops have never been able to offer the features available in desktop computers, and certainly not at comparable prices. In order to squeeze an entire computer into a portable shell (and have it be power-efficient enough to run on a battery for hours at a time), computer makers have to throw features overboard. And the smaller and lighter the laptop, the more compromise there needs to be.
The MacBook Air, Apple’s latest Intel-based laptop, is the lightest, thinnest laptop Apple has ever constructed, and according to Apple, it’s the ‘thinnest laptop ever made’. And in many ways, the story of this laptop is the story of a series of compromises, all made in order to fit an entire Mac in a three-pound package that’s three-quarters of an inch thick at its thickest point.
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July 1st, 2008
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I’m not sure where you stand on mobile phones designed with the help of supercar manufacturers but, Lamborghini is making sure it’s not being left at the start by its rivals. We already have the £800 magnesium block - a.k.a. the P9521 - from Porsche and the Motorola Z8 Ferrari Limited Edition phone and now there’s the Asus ZX1 Lamborghini.
This 3.5G/quad-band GSM phone has been roaring about some shows for the last few months and now it’s cropped up at Computex. This is a smartphone running Windows Mobile 6.1 and, as you can see, the Lamborghini influence is strong indeed. Hell, all it needs is wheels and it could be one of those die-cast Lambo replicas.
July 1st, 2008
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Remember a day when the most techie communication device a child could have was a walkie-talkie, or am I dating myself here? From preteens to college students, the younger generation is a growing and important segment for the consumer electronics market, as evidenced by the launch of youth-oriented devices and services, such as the Helio Kickflip and Boost Mobile. Well, Sony wants a piece of that pie and today announced a new personal communication gadget aimed solely at 18- to 22-year-olds, called the Sony Mylo. Mylo, which stands for “my life online,” is for those who love to stay in touch with friends via instant messaging and also want to have some fun on the side. It sits somewhere between a souped-up AT&T Ogo and a scaled-down T-Mobile Sidekick 3, but one thing we want to make clear from the get-go is that it’s not a cell phone. Instead, it’s equipped with built-in Wi-Fi and comes with preinstalled popular instant-messaging clients, VoIP capabilities, a Web browser, and multimedia features. We had the opportunity to check out some working preproduction units, so read on for our impressions.
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July 1st, 2008
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While many think mobile phones with decent 5MP cameras are hot stuff - and some of them are - the folks over at Sony Ericsson are about to launch an 8MP phone.
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July 1st, 2008
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There are a lot of iPhone users out there wondering what the arrival of the iPhone 3G means for them and their cool, but sluggish, first-gen models?
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July 1st, 2008
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The option of a pay-as-you-go iPhone 3G is an attractive alternative to long 18-month contracts but we all knew it was going to hurt our pockets. But boy, is it going to hurt, or what?
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July 1st, 2008
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We noted on the launch day for the iPhone 3G, that UK customers would now get free Wi-Fi via The Cloud and BT OpenZone, which caused some minor confusion. Today, O2 confirmed that BT OpenZone was being added to the package.
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July 1st, 2008
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There’s been no shortage of leaks on the new F305 motion gaming phone from Sony Ericsson but it’s now official.
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July 1st, 2008
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ASUS is developing a new Eee PC that would offer the comfort of its larger 10-inch models at the cost of the 8.9-inch models, according to reports from supply channels. The Eee PC 904 and 905 would have the same
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July 1st, 2008
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After having left the market for several years, Lenovo today returned to home desktops and launched the IdeaCentre K210. The mini-tower is a parallel to the IdeaPad notebooks and borrows design elements from the portables, including face detection security when paired with a BrightEye add-on webcam that clips to most LCDs. The image recognition system also dynamically adjusts brightness based on proximity to the screen.
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July 1st, 2008
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Information has leaked on the remainder of Verizon’s cellphone releases for 2008, a report claims. Preeminent in the list are some phones unexpected for Verizon’s roster, such as CDMA versions of the Touch Diamond and the Touch Pro, which will likely rebranded under the carrier’s own naming scheme. Also mentioned is a Samsung phone, the SCH-U310, which does not have any previously published information. The fact is unusual in that many of Samsung’s phones are released in Asia and Europe months before they arrive in North America, and are publicized internationally. No dates have been mentioned for the U310 or the Touches.
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July 1st, 2008
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Nokia tonight signed on Warner Music Group to its Comes With Music unlimited subscription service, joining founding partner Universal and recent entrant Sony BMG in offering its back catalog. The deal lets users buy phones with a Comes With Music premium attached and download an unlimited amount of Warner’s music (or of any other label) for a year; all tracks downloaded during that time are the user’s to keep, addressing a common complaint regarding most subscription plans.
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July 1st, 2008
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AMD is gearing up for the launch of a special Radeon HD 4800 card designed explicitly to push past the GeForce GTX 280 in sheer performance, according to a new leak. The unnamed hardware would use the extra energy headroom of the card along with a custom water cooling system to clock the card well above the company’s best individual card, the 4870: the core would reach 950MHz or more, while the video memory would be pushed to a 1.2GHz actual speed.
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July 1st, 2008
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Enjoy a new found freedom in all of your Wii games with the Kama Wireless Nunchuck from Nyko.
The Kama Wireless Nunchuk provides all the same abilities and features of the wired version, but with no cables tethered to the Nintendo Wii remote.
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July 1st, 2008
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