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    This is indeed one of the most shocking piece of news; even worse for the Indian PayPal customers as well as for those non-Indian customers who’ve sent any payments to India after 1st Feb, 2010!
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    The suits will be addressed by the US [...]

  • List of Banned Passwords on Twitter

    Twitter has banned approximately around 370 passwords from being used during sign-up, and also at any point later in time. This is to ensure that the most common passwords don’t make Twitter look weak in security.
    The ban is not new. Do a google search for ‘twttr.BANNED_PASSWORDS’ and you will get the same list that [...]

  • Blog Commenting is a Dying Art

    In the age of blogs, the feedback mechanism which goes hand in hand with blogging is on the brink. It is a sorry state of affair and reasons are far too many.
    For starters, we have over a million blogs and users find a new blog for the unique information they may need. So, the question [...]

10 of the Most Compact Printers Ever Made

10 of the Most Compact Printers Ever Made

In the world of printers, bigger is often considered better. A large printer is typically capable of holding a variety of different kinds of ink
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Simplified Guide to Build a Homemade Digital TV (HDTV) Antenna in 30Minutes

Simplified Guide to Build a Homemade Digital TV (HDTV) Antenna in 30Minutes

Sure thing, you can pick-up a ready-made HDTV antenna, but for the DIY lovers and those who don’t want to shell out even a penny
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The Google Snake Game

The Google Snake Game

Here’s a party game which needs nothing but a working internet connection (say, a notebook or cell phone), and Google.com’s web search. The goal
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Retrieving Passwords in Wordpress

Retrieving Passwords in Wordpress

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  • New Features in Gmail

    New Features in Gmail

    The most popular webmail currently, Gmail is offering loads of new features. It seems like the web giant is beginning to unleash plenty of free options along with some paid ones too. Here are some of the new features on Gmail: 1.

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  • List of Banned Passwords on Twitter

    List of Banned Passwords on Twitter

    Twitter has banned approximately around 370 passwords from being used during sign-up, and also at any point later in time. This is to ensure that the most common passwords don’t make Twitter look weak in security. The ban is not

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  • Google Wave Invites Giveaway

    Hiya! I have around 25 invites left for Google Wave. Comment here if you want me to invite you to it. First come first serve basis.

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  • 10 of the Most Compact Printers Ever Made

    10 of the Most Compact Printers Ever Made

    In the world of printers, bigger is often considered better. A large printer is typically capable of holding a variety of different kinds of ink and paper, which means it offers a combination of maximum productivity with maximum convenience. However,

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  • Aviton AZ281MA GPS Review

    If you’ve been looking for an Aviton GPS review over the internet, there are good chances that you might not have found much information about it. Basically, Aviton is a Russian manufacturer and the company website is also in Russian

    Dec 07, 2009 | 0 comments | View Post

  • TomTom 940 Go Sat Nav Review

    The Tom Tom 940 Go Sat Nav is one of the excellent GPS car navigation devices rolled out by TomTom in recent times. With a sleek, stylish and compact design to suit any kind of window/dashboard, this latest TomTom Sat

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    IBM Launches Next Generation of Chips and Servers

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  • Intel Launches New vPro Platforms

    Intel Launches New vPro Platforms

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  • Google adds extra encryption to Gmail

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  • Hackers Target Hotels for Card Data As Malware Gets More Insidious

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  • Microsoft probes Windows 7 battery problems

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  • Digital Tools Expand Options for Personalized Learning

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