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Do you have doubt on which Sony headphone you plan to buy? Thousand of Sony headphones are released every year. With all the information available out there, it is very hard for you to make a decision on which Sony headphone is suitable for you. Fear no more with Wize now.

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gOS, the operating system (OS) built on top of Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) uses lightweight Enlightenment E17 window manager allows web software to run inside your browser on the desktop. It was first appeared as a pre-installed OS on the Everex Green gPC TC2502 with VIA C7-D processor sold for $199.00 at Wal-Mart. This allows you to save work online and access it from anywhere anytime.

The web software includes Google Mail, Google News, Google Calendar, Google Maps, Google Docs, Google Products, Meebo, YouTube, Blogger, Facebook, Wikipedia, Box.net and Faqly. Not forgetting the desktop software. They includes OpenOffice, Rhythmbox, xine, GnomeBaker, Gimp, Firefox, Thunderbird, Pidgin and Skype allows you to create and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations, connect to your iPods, play and burn mp3s, CDs, DVDs and even make real phone calls. The most important feature is free updates for life! gOS improvements are free and sent to your computer directly over the Internet.

I have downloaded the gOS version 1.0.1 via HTTP and you can also download a copy via BitTorrent. There is a copy of gOS virtual appliance available from VMware. I am looking forward to the next release of gOS version 2.0 codenamed “Rocket” that will be released at 2008 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) on 7 January 2008 in Las Vegas.

gOS 2.0 will features Google Gears which provides online/offline synchronization technology that allows users to use JavaScript APIs to create their own online applications that will maintain some functionality even when you’re not connected to the Internet. Dedicated applications dedicated shortcuts like Google Reader, Google Talk, Google Finance, and Google search are integrated into the desktop.

gOS 2.0 also features a new browser-based web camera application called gBooth. Ezonics is a perfect source to look for gPC peripherals for gCam which is designed to be a compatible web camera for gBooth.

Source: gOS

Are you still using the traditional way of faxing? Fax (short for facsimile) is a telecommunications technology used to send and receive documents over the telephone network using a fax machine. There are alternative ways of faxing out there in the marketplace such as using a Fax Server, Fax over IP, VoIP Fax and Fax over Email.

Axacore is providing a total integration of document solution and fax solution for you to decrease paper dependence and increase efficiency as well as increase security. You can now fax easily with a single click of a button using Axacore’s fax appliance, FaxAgent.

FaxAgent provides unique features like unlimited users and flexible licensing, seamless interface with analog, digital and VoIP, easily render most document formats, easy Microsoft Outlook integration, fault tolerant architecture, dynamic least cost routing and application gateways readiness.

Want to reduce fax costs? Order a FaxAgent now!

Source: Axacore

Recently, I read a news article that surprise me. High speed broadband comes from underground via the sewers? A company from UK, H2O Networks has been in negotiations with water firms for the last five years and began rolling out its fibre-via-sewers network known as FS Focus System (Fibre Optical Cable Underground Sewer System) in 2003. Universities in UK like Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Bournemouth are enjoying high speed fibre connections with speeds of up to 20Gbps while council offices around the UK are also benefiting from this high speed broadband. H2O Networks plan to roll out its Focus next month to move to a new phase which could see it supplying high speed fibre networks to businesses and consumers around the UK.

Using the sewers for fibre is not new. Country like Japan has a fairly widespread sewer-based fibre networks. Laying fibre through sewers is an alternative good way to avoid digging up the road. The roll out of fibre through sewers will shorten the deployment time. There is also a huge cost of reduction in benefits. With this benefits, I hope consumer will get cheaper broadband.

Can Malaysia Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides cheaper and high speed broadband through sewers?

Source: H2O Networks Dark Fibre Solutions | BBC NEWS - Technology

Recently, I had read a news regarding Google Maps with My Location. Google has launched a location service for mobile users that doesn’t rely on GPS. This service is currently in beta. Users can be located on their location to a nearby cell tower without having to own a GPS-enabled cell phone.

Back to the title above. Do you think that Malaysia celcos is capable of doing that? If they are capable to provide this service, do you think they should charge a small amount of service fee on this? With this service in Malaysia, I can say the rate of missing people and person got kidnapped will be lesser.

Source: InfoWorld

Do you want to download BitTorrent while you stuck at work? Would it be really nice if you could access your computer at home through your web browser to download BitTorrent from your office. This is simple. I am going to share this to you. You will need to install a Linux distribution on a spare computer you have. If you do not have a spare computer, don’t worry. Get VMware Server and simply install a Linux distribution as the VM guest. I am still using Ubuntu 7.04 Desktop Edition as the VM guest. Next, install the popular Deluge (a popular full-featured lightweight cross-platform BitTorrent client) in Ubuntu. You can use Deluge in your Windows PC but I would recommend you to use Deluge in Linux. The major changes for 0.5.6 version includes Web User Interface plugin which I have been waiting for. With this plugin, I can now download Torrent from a web browser. That’s cool. You need to configure a port-forwarding in your router. You may need a DynDNS service if your ISP is providing you a dynamic public ip addresses.

Enable and Configure Web User Interface plugin

1. Run Deluge, click Edit then click Plugins, check on Web User Interface.
2. Configure the port number, password, template and button style by clicking Preferences button for this plugin.
3. Launch your favorite web browser (e.g. Firefox). In the address bar, type the following: -

http://ip_address_of_your_deluge:8112

4. Login with your configured password and start adding Torrent to download.

Skype officially launch its mobile phone called 3 Skypephone. It will be available in United Kingdom on 2 November 2007 and later in Australia, Italy, Hong Kong, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and Republic of Ireland. Skype members can now call to each other using this mobile phone for free (in a country where it’s available).

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Nokia has announced on 16 October 2007 that its S60 smartphone which based on Symbian OS(tm) evolves to enrich the user experience with its new touch user interface. At the Symbian Smartphone Show, Nokia showed S60 running with a new touch user interface. The new touch user interface will support touch screen with a traditional keypad, touch screen with a qwerty keyboard or touch screen alone. It has both finger and stylus optimized input and has support for tactile feedback and is backwardly compatible with the existing S60 platform.

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With Windows Live, you can connect and share your life through the world’s most popular network. You are now able to stay connected with Windows Live Messenger and Windows Live Hotmail. Chatting and emailing while you are on the move. You can share your images on the go with Windows Live Spaces and have the ability to search information easily with Windows Live Search. It is available on selected Nokia devices.

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Gmail Mobile is a faster way to get my Gmail on the go with me anywhere anytime. It is designed especially for mobility. Go to http://www.gmail.com/app using your mobile browser to install the application. This Java-based application will significantly speed up the email use compare accessing Gmail thru a mobile browser.

Gmail Mobile is optimized for mobile viewing. The user experience is same as Gmail in your computer. Personally, I like the cool keyboard shortcuts that helps me on navigating my email quickly by reducing clicks and scrolling. It is now become my favorite application to access my Gmail account using my mobile phone. Awesome!!!

Source: Google Mobile Gmail