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Here in the UK, nothing signals summer quite like festival season. With the promise of great weather, top acts, and that quintessential festival atmosphere, it is no wonder that everyone here at Dell is excited about our partnership with Beach Break Live , an award-winning beach side bonanza, combining a killer line up, frivolous fun and an unrivalled vibe with 17,500 like minded folk converging to celebrate the start of summer. Dell are partnering with Beach Break Live to make sure that 2010’s festival on the beach is the best yet, with the chance to experience the acts and the atmosphere on a whole new level.

Drive your mom NUTZ in the kitchen but first watch Poltergeist with her the night before. Whether your a seasoned DIY’r or new to home automation, SmartLinc – INSTEON Wire-In Starter Kit has everything you need to experience remote control of lights and appliances from inside your home, on your way home from the office, or halfway around the world on vacation. More info: SmartLinc – That’s What Hitchcock Said

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SmartLinc Light iPhone Controls

Received the Mobile Phone Tripod Holder from Mobile Fun last month for review. The mobile phone tripod holder is useful when you want to take self-shot photos (there are timers in some phones) or even videos using your mobile phone. Packaging Front View Packaging Back View When I first opened the package, I thought the quality of the tripod might be terrible and it is flimsy

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Mobile Phone Tripod Holder Review

One of the of the most important aspects of Steve Jobs isn’t his marketing or presentation skills, it is that he performs the role of virtual customer in Apple and assures the acceptance of most products personally. This connection between the customer and products is rare, but it’s showcased in Apple’s amazing power and popularity since Jobs’ return. EMC and Microsoft are developing different approaches that potentially will create a more sustainable virtual customer

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How Microsoft and EMC Are Building a Virtual Steve Jobs

BT ( BT.com/packages ) is offering new customers a further £60 saving on its broadband and anytime phone calls package – A package that already has the first 3 months free. BT’s new exclusive online deal means new customers switching to BT’s Talk & Surf Plus package can get their first 3 months free, then pay just £15.99 a month, as opposed to the usual price of £19.99 per month. BT’s Talk & Surf Plus package provides broadband speeds up to 20Mbps together with a 10GB monthly download usage allowance.

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BT Broadband Deals Offer Additional £60 Saving

When a friend of mine introduced me to the link-sharing site and online community that is Reddit.com , little did I know that it would become something more than a means of idle procrastination.  The premise of the website, which operates like a combination of the more well-known Digg and an online Forum, involves users sharing articles and photos of note from around the web.  From there, registered users (and all you need to register is a username and a password!) click an upwards-facing arrow next to good articles and a downward-point arrow next to bad articles, allowing the best content to gradually seep to the top of the website.  The same process is used in user comments on articles, preventing the website from becoming the type of online free-for-all often found in the comment sections of other websites. While I initially used the website simply to waste time, the engaging nature of the community eventually made me feel comfortable enough to do something that many would deem irresponsible: give out my contact information to a complete stranger. In the month of June, several Reddit users organized Arbitrary Day, an international gift-exchange intended to bring the community closer together, uniting us internet geeks far and wide.  Seeing both Christmas and my Birthday are in the winter months, the event seemed like a great way to both give and receive a gift.  And so I submitted my address to the website, after which I was subsequently assigned a person to give a gift to.  After much thought, I opted for a beloved copy of The Last Unicorn , a little-known animated movie that has become an inside joke amongst my friends

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The Intenet is Not a Cold Dead Place: Reddit Gifts

Absolute recently recovered a laptop after it was stolen at a café and resold to a family at a swap meet. The family alleged they had no idea the second-hand machine was a stolen item – a likely claim in many circumstances. Yet police officers were rather skeptical of the family’s oblivion.

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Computrace LoJack for Laptops Recovery Déjà Vu

With Steve Jobs predicting that tablet computers will supplant laptops and desktops, this is a good time to take a look at what new tablets Mr. Jobs will soon find his iPad competing against. Many will run on Google’s Android operating system which, unlike the iPad , supports flash-based videos and animations.

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Watch out, iPad: More tablets on the way

Do you remember back when Greg M. Lamb said the following about XO mesh networking: OLPC mesh networking design Built-in Wi-Fi antennas that automatically create a “mesh network” with any other XO computer within about one-third of a mile

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Mesh Networking Just Doesn’t Work on XO-1.5 Laptop

Tie-up with Google Street view offers street-level photos Expedia has joined forces with Google to offer holiday makers the chance to really discover the amenities and transport links close to a hotel before they book.

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Expedia lets web users explore their holiday destination

Let your out going side out with this great looking laptop sleeve, it shows off exactly what it is and will get the attention of other computer users, who are actually going to want to know where it comes from. You could tell them if you wanted or you could be a bit exclusive, it is totally up to you! Here are the facts and features of the “My Documents” sleeve: •Neoprene laptop sleeve •Fits up to a 15.4″ laptop •Included “pixilated” pin included! •Dimensions: L 38.0cm W 32.5cm D 2.5cm •Surprisingly – Linux and Mac compatible! Priced at $29.99 Source [Think Geek] Post from: Laptop Pimp Blog – Laptop Reviews for Laptop Whores The “MY DOCUMENTS” Laptop Sleeve laptop bags , Laptop Briefcase , laptop sleeve , “MY DOCUMENTS” Related posts Whitecollar Laptop Sleeve! The My Documents laptop sleeve Protect your laptop with ZIOTEK Padded leather laptop sleeve Nice laptop sleeve in red It is the My Documents Laptop sleeve HP release Mini 1000 netbook accessories Great laptop sleeve

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The “MY DOCUMENTS” Laptop Sleeve

The popularity of high definition netbooks is growing and yet it takes a firm like Mouse Computers to mass produce them in such a wide range of models and styles. However, more important than that is the fact that the price of these computers starts at around $300, which is a great starting price for a netbook series

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Mouse Launch HD Netbooks

It seems that Fujitsu have got one up on HP by bringing out their version of the 11.6 inch netbook, the LifeBook PH520. This netbook will be using the built for mobiles computing, the AMD Athlon Neo K125 processor, which is the same one that will be running the about to be announced HP Pavilion DM1z

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Fujitsu announce AMD powered netbook

The chief executive of internet provider Exetel this afternoon described as a “nanny state gone totally insane” a Federal Government proposal which could potentially see telcos required to keep records of web browsing history, telephone calls and emails of their users.

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Data retention idea "totally insane": Linton

Messages just ignored, says survey With spam volumes rising relentlessly a new survey claims to have detected an iota of worry among service providers. It seems many of them would love to do something about it but don’t know what.

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ISPs failing to stop outbound spam

They say that business is getting harder and so in a market like that the businessperson is going to need a super tough laptop. Panasonic have obliged by bringing out a revamped version of the Toughbook the T9 and surprisingly it weighs just 3.6 pounds and still has a 14 inch display.

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Panasonic launch Toughbook for business

Music service targets set-top boxes in Scandinavia Subscribers of telecom operator TeliaSonera’s IP-based TV service in Finland and Sweden are to get access to music service Spotify via their set-top boxes later this month, the two companies have announced.

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Spotify brings music streaming to TV

Anyone that was using this microphone could easily be mistaken in thinking that they had been transported back to the 1920’s or 1930’s when this type of microphone was considered to be hi-tech, which it was. Here are the specs and features of the retro style microphone: It has two selectable polar patterns: cardioid, allowing it to pick up sounds directly in front at full volume (and sounds behind it at diminished volume) or omnidirectional, allowing it to pick up sounds at equal volume at 360º

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A touch of retro class

Telstra’s half-ownership of Foxtel has long been a contentious issue – but its destructive effect on Foxtel’s more-open pay-TV vision has rarely been clearer than in the telco’s attempts to lock Foxtel to its own delivery network. In an era where improving telecommunications mean such close relationships are no longer necessary, such a deal would let Telstra create unnecessary obstacles to the realisation of the industry’s triple-play vision.

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Telstra restricting Foxtel revolution

A dinner tonight with Microsoft’s general counsel was interesting, but it got really exciting when I walked out of the Hotel Andra into a police scene where a suspicious package was being handled by Seattle’s bomb squad. It turned out the package was a suitcase left in front of the Warwick Hotel at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Lenora Street. A roughly two block radius around the suitcase was blocked off with about a dozen police cars

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Photos: My Microsoft dinner ends with bomb scare in Seattle