Special Reports

Top 4 Microsoft Projects Bill Gates Should Have Cremated

It was during the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show - a trade show held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada - when Bill Gates announced his retirement from Microsoft. It was also in that event where he was interviewed by Gizmodo.com and asked, “If there was any Microsoft product which could have used a bit more polish, what would it be?”
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Crappy Christmas Presents? 5 Free Online Games To Beat The Christmas Blues

The world of online games is huge. We are dealing with games that will require you to download the games, to buy the games and also some that are completely free. Most of the free ones are based on donations but this is not what we want to talk about now.
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5 Famous BitTorrent Clients which have Torrent of Bits

5 of the fastest, nastiest & hottest bit torrents available online for free. File sharing has never been easier
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Top Stories

Where to buy music online, anytime

Back in the olden days, buying music is done by stepping out of the comforts of one’s house, walking to the nearest CD store, aggressively albeit relaxingly perusing through racks upon racks of compact discs
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iPhone Global Launch experienced Global glitch

No country, among the 21 which participated en masse in the worldwide launch of the new 3G iPhone on the Friday of July11, 2008, had a glitch-free and fun time selling and purchasing the latest hyped up Apple product.
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Mazda uses the web’s power to lure buyers

The website of Mazda Australia has been redesigned by Bulls eye, a digital agency. The site is now more user-friendly and a lot easier to navigate. It also allows potential car buyers to customize their new car prior to visiting a dealer.
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To tweet or not to tweet during debates

Current is intent to display on-screen comments while Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain face off. It is a new form of interactivity that may have been inspired thanks to one of Current’s co-founder, Al Gore.
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Stab-resistant fabric developed by New Zealand scientists

Dr Peter Ingham is a New Zealand scientist working for the government-owned research group A Research and is one of those who developed a revolutionary fabric that is resistant to stab and flame yet is as light as wool.
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Dick-Smith-bought handsets have porn pics not phone pics

A newly-bought mobile phone from Dick Smith Electronics reportedly contained 49 images most of which were pornographic in nature
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Walking TV heads help promote Big Pond music store

In an effort to battle iTunes domination in the legal music download market
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Surf on air with Qantas’ canned internet content

Qantas’ plan to offer unlimited internet access on all its A380 planes next month has been shelved as a similar offering from American
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John McCain invented the Blackberry, not!

Despite 72-year old John McCain’s public acknowledgment that he does know how to use a computer or send an email
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Microsoft Life Cam Show

The Microsoft LifeCam Show is a highly improved version of Microsoft’s other laptop webcams. However, Logitech still provides the best laptop webcam of all
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