November 15th, 2008

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MSS Converter v1.07 For Pocket PC

Found under: Windows, Pocket PC, Utilities, Conversion, Finance,

MSS Converter is a very cool freeware application that is sure to be the last conversion software youll ever need. Get accurate conversions for currencies updated lengths areas volumes masses speeds temperatures pressures times angles energies and powers. Even if you arent a scientist or a stock broker MSS Converter is great to have on hand when you need to convert gallons to ounces or dollars to pounds.Besides being extremely useful this freeware also supports VGA and QVGA resol

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Weather Watcher Mobile For Smartphone Makes Planning Travel a Breeze

Found under: Windows, Smartphone, Weather, Temperature,

Whether youre traveling across town or across the country your health and safety can often depend on your weather-readiness. Weather Watcher Mobile v1.0.3 is now available for Smartphone v1.0.9 for Pocket PC making travel planning simple easy and accurate.Weather Watcher is your personal Windows mobile weather station letting you automatically retrieve Current conditions Hourly daily and detailed forecasts Severe weather alerts from the National Weather Service US only

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Video: HTC MAX 4G in action

HTC Touch HD’s WiMAX brother, MAX 4G has been caught live in an all glorified video. The hands-on person speaks in Russian, an alien language to us but nonetheless kept us entertained by scampering quickly through its worthy features in a span of four and a half minutes. He even put a physical side-by-side comparison with iPhone 3G and Touch Diamond.

[Via WMpoweruser]

Written by Kunal Gangar on November 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Nintendo Wii Speak has a one-time use code

Nintendo Wii Speak has a one-time use code By now you’re well aware of the upcoming Nintendo Wii Speak peripheral. It’s a microphone that lets you communicate with other Wii users online. Some of you have eagerly waited for it. Ars Technica discovered that it comes with a 16 character code to download the “Wii Speak” channel. Thing is, it’s a one time use code. You can not replace it if lost.

That’s right, you can NEVER sell it, NEVER give it away and NEVER use it on another Wii Console other than the one it was downloaded on. I hear ya. It sucks. I consider it a scam on Nintendo’s part. I for one won’t be buying this useless turd. Nintendo isn’t going to tell me what I can do with hardware I purchase. I’m gonna get a friend to buy it and download onto my system. Then I’ll act dumb when it doesn’t work on theirs later.

[Gizmodo]

Written by Conner Flynn on November 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Motorola announces MOTO VE240 candybar phone

Hey users on Cricket Communications, Motorola has got something interesting for you – however, interesting only for someone looking for a cheap phone. The VE240 in its candybar form factor has got a few features to boast for, that includes, a music player, Bluetooth with A2DP and an expandable memory slot that supports up to 4GB. Oh yes, it runs on the native Moto UI but that shouldn’t be much of a hassle if you’ve used any Moto phones in the past.

The VE240 will be available from Cricket Communications and MetroPCS in the coming weeks for $89.99 after a $30 rebate.

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Written by Kunal Gangar on November 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Cycle Life watch knows your routine well

Cycle Life watch knows your routine well Most of us have a pretty boring routine. Designer Andy Kurovets had some fun with that fact with this watch that leads the user through the six stages of their average day. It starts with Wake Up!, then leads us through our commute. Next we are sitting at a PC at work, before eventually returning home to watch TV and finally going to bed.

Each stage lights up red at the proper time of day, so you know where you should be. If that’s too depressing for you, or if you get amnesia and forget your daily grind, it also features a regular readout of hours and minutes. It’s just a concept, but it’s a watch that fits most peoples mundane schedule.

[Dvice]

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All I want to be, is someone that makes new things. And thinks about them….

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20×200 : think-make-think…. Clifton writes -

In April of 2007, John Maeda wrote a haiku entitled think-make-think and posted it to his blog. I think that it went relatively unnoticed. Over the next few months, that haiku often found its way to the forefront of my mind. When our studio, the Public Design Center, acquired the remnants of a discarded arrow sign, it was immediately clear to me that think-make-think was the perfect piece for the sign due to the haiku’s small size and its potency.

USB Flash Drive with Built-In Card Reader

Here is the unique USB 2.0 flash drive from JT that is currently available in 4GB and 8GB storage capacities. Measuring 57mm x 18mm x 8mm and weighing 12grams, the device comes with a built-in mircoSDHC card reader (up to 8GB), and supports reading speed over 6Mbps (writing speed over 3Mbps), and plug and play. It is also compatible with Window 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS 9.1 or above. Available in red, blue and orange, the 4GB model retails for $22 and the 8GB for $33. [Brando]

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