Meade Instruments will introduce the Meade ETX-LS Telescope at the next year’s CES. Unfortunately, there is no further info about the pricing. The company claims that the telescope is set to “change the face of backyard astronomy as we know it”. It has a database of over 30,000 celestial objects and automatically selects the best objects in the sky for that particular time and location. All you need is a clear night, a dark sky and a little curiosity. [Product Page]
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CamCuts is the must have application for your Symbian handset. Especially if you happened to purchase it for that camera it comes with. CamCuts will add shortcuts to each and every key on that keypad which will make it a lot easier for you to take good quality pictures.
You wont miss those great moments anymore and you will be able to take more pictures than usual. And you will be able to customize the settings of each and every photo. CamCuts is a freeware application which will spa
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Battery Manager is a simple application for Symbian phones which will tell you what your battery status is. Whether you are travelling a lot or you simply forgot to charge your phone last night Battery Manager will aide you with your battery status. Configure it to alert you when the battery meter will reach a certain level.
Besides actually letting you know the batter has reached two bars it will switch your current profile to something more silent to help you conserve those bars.
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If you want to get rid of your old CDs or DVDs, but you are afraid that the trash collector might steal some valuable data in it. So you can use this Aleratec CD/DVD Shredder to totally destroy all your old discs. The shredder will cut both CDs and DVDs into four strips. Aleratec offers its new CD/DVD Shredder for only $44.99. [SlipperyBrick]
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Mitsubishi will release the new pico projector in the form of the XD95U. The ultra-portable projector weights at 3.3 pounds and provides XGA (1,024 x 768) resolution, DLP technology, 2200 ANSI lumens, Instant startup/ shutdown and automatic color adjustment. With your $1,495, you can bring home the Mitsubishi XD95U Pico Projector. [Mitsubishi]
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FEWidgets is an application for Windows Mobile handsets which will get you some widgets to your mobile. Coming appointments Tasks Contact Widget Date widget BatteryPhone signal Strength indicator Analog Clock Diamond like Clock WiFi State Quick Dial Missed Calls Weather are just some of the widgets you will start getting used to once you install this freeware application.
FEWidgets can be run as a Today Plugin and it will get you up to 4 layouts displayed. It has support fo
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GParkS is an application for Windows Mobile which will remind you about that comedy from a few years ago �Dude Wheres My Car�. In case you dont want to spend the next few days looking for you parked car then simply get this freeware on your handset. All you need is Windows Mobile 5.0 or later and your car will never go lost again.
GParkS is a GPS application which will let you tag a specific location which you would find later with Google Maps. Oh yeah didnt I mention it alread
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Wow. This is just plain cool. Apparently, astronomers have successfully taken the first images of planets that fall outside of our solar system. In fact, these planets that orbit stars other than our own, were photographed using new imaging techniques.
Four planets in total were photographed circling two different stars. And while we know of about 300 planets out of our solar system, this is the first time any of them have been photographically captured.
The problem with imaging before is that stars were so bright, they’d make it impossible to detect the planets nearby. But now by using a coronograph, astronomers were able to mask a star’s brightness, making a false eclipse and make it so photos could be taken of objects that normally appear invisible.
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