Articles Archive for July 2008
Here's a neat little trick I just came across over at FiddyP, it's not really a hack, just a simple code, a line of javascript that anyone can use without needing to know how it works. Without even needing me to explain it, the picture below pretty much describes it...
All you got to do is… Click here to read on...
If you own the new iPhone 3G, particularly the white one and think that its been looking abit strangely with new signs of 'cracks' to its casing recently, then it may actually not be your fault. Though this can obviously be due to 'abuse' of your iPhone, god knows what some people do to their… Click here to read on...
The Android Scan is an application for the Android which I think could really enhance the experience of shopping in the future, in addition to that, it could possibly save you loads of cash!
Consider this example, ever had the experience where you saw something at a shop and bought it immediately without thinking just because… Click here to read on...
Just some news for those in the UK, the Nokia clamshell 6650 is out from T-Mobile as from today. Though I didn't see many exciting features from this phone when it was first revealed several months ago, here's just an update for you if you've been interested and have been looking forward to the launch… Click here to read on...
Not being rude or anything but I have a few friends who have been learning to use the chopsticks for sometime but just can't seem to get 'hold' of it. Poor coordination, possibly? Is it something that can't be perfected with practise? I don't know about that, but the Tukaani, is definitely something that my… Click here to read on...
Hi everyone, after messing about with the database and upgrading our blog, it seems our feeds are back to normal now (touch wood!). If any further problems appear, do drop us a comment and we'll look into it ASAP, thanks for waiting…
Here's the latest news that's been all over the tele today, Virgin Galatic reveals the WhiteKnightTwo, the aircraft which will be on-course to become the first to carry non-astronauts (people like you and me) into the outer space.
Here's an important fact: Fewer than 500 people have gone to space. Out of those 500, most have… Click here to read on...
Hi everyone, you may have noticed our feed's been acting abit strangely recently and we didn't know about it until yesterday. We think its related to our new theme, as a result the feed you're currently receiving through your subscription is RSS 0.92 and not RSS 2.0, but we're working on it and trying to… Click here to read on...
Guy makes a motor to control his boat so that he doesn't need to paddle so hard, fair enough. But what would a geek do? Hmm, this geek in the video below decided to do more than the average man. He decided to create a motor that could be controlled using his Wii mote, extremely… Click here to read on...
SimpleTech's [re]drive has a super large capacity of 500Gb and is well equipped with a turbo USB 2.0 connection, at just $160, it already has enough quality to stand out from the crowd. But that's not all, it's also claimed to be THE MOST eco friendly, though this is highly subjective of everyone's view, but… Click here to read on...
The above is the MP4 player which Chinavision is at the moment claiming to be the world's thinnest at just 4.5mm thick. Yes, that's less than half a cm in length if you take out your ruler! Though there isn't any info on its weight, which I suspect wouldn't be too much, the 4GB CVSJ-1304… Click here to read on...
Here in the UK, some households are beginning to use solar power to heat up water in place of gas powered boilers, but these things cost alot and I must say they aren't all that popular and not everyone realises how important solar power is going to be in the future. That's why I think… Click here to read on...







