Side Winder- Wrist Mobile Phone

After Black Berry, iPhones it's the turn of coolest Wrist Mobile phones. Stylish, sexy and smart. With the idea multi-touch not in your hands but on your wrist, Susan Cho has made it possible. It is equal powerful to the current trend of cell phones with the similar features like Contacts, GPS, Maps and many other fetures included. And the impressing of all is it's Multi-touch technology which we can now find in HTC Hero enabling you to access multiple applications all in a touch...


Would it be a revolution in the running Mobile technologies?? And what could be the reason behind naming it "Side Winder"....


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Image Search

Did i say "Image Search"? But it's not the usual "Search for Image".....i am referiing to "search By Image". If you have an image and would like to know all about it on the WWW, then presenting you is an easy solution -

TINEYE -- http://www.tineye.com/


All you need to do is upload an image and you can see all the information like the websites where the image is hosted, and the details of the image etc.

Cool and Fun!!!

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Shut Down Remote Computer - Windows XP

I already have a post on "Remote Shutdown in Windows NT".But the things are little different in XP. Windows XP comes with the component "SHUTDOWN.exe" that would help us in making the task successful.

* Click Start ==> Run ==> Type "cmd"

* Enter the commands below:


SHUTDOWN -r -m \\computer name -- Restarts the remote computer with the specified computer name

SHUTDOWN -s -m \\computer name -- Shuts down the remote computer

There are other options available for -r and -s....

-i -- Help on the command

-l -- Displays GUI

-a -- Aborts the system shutdown

You can also spencify the time after which the operation should occur

SHUTDOWN -r -f -m \\computer name -t xx -- Shuts down the computer after xx seconds.

Where -f -- Forces running applications to close.

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Google Docs - Offline Mode

Wouldn't it be great to access all your documents offline. Google uses Gears, an open source component, to provide the users the offline mode of the Google Docs.

Here is how you do it....

* Register with "http://docs.google.com"

* In the header, click the 'Offline' link ==> 'Download Gears' in the dialog box.

* Click 'Install Gears' ==> Save the "Gears.exe" file.

* Double-click the file and start the setup.

* Browse the site "http://gears.google.com" and check if the component has been successfully installed.

* Log into the Google account and click the 'Offline Link' ==> 'Activate Offline Access'

* Activate the 'I trust the site' option in the security note for external access to your computer with Gears.

* Now you can select the direct links that you want to create.

* You can browse the files through the link created to Google Text or browse 'http://docs.google.com'


Once connected to the internet, the documents are automtically synchronized.

What do you say??


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