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Cool Search Engine - Cuil

post from Gizmo Coded Name on 08 August 2008 11:08:35 PM. © Gizmo Coded Name

Cuil, a technology company pioneering a new approach to search, unveils its innovative search offering, which combines the biggest Web index with content-based relevance methods, results organized by ideas, and complete user privacy. Cuil has indexed 120[...]

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Drum Stick Pencils

post from Gadgets and Gifts for Girls and Women on 08 August 2008 06:26:51 PM. © Gadgets and Gifts for Girls and Women

Feeling bored at work and need some entertainment? Express your musical side with these drum stick pencils.

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Home Renovation: What Tech Do I Need

post from LIVEdigitally on 08 August 2008 05:32:49 PM. © LIVEdigitally

My wife and I bought a house a few months ago, and it needs some renovation work (read: holy crap, we’re practically gutting the place, what the heck were we thinking???). One aspect of said work is redoing the entire electrical system, which gives me the opportunity to put in all sorts of cool [...]

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Diamond Keyring

post from Gadgets and Gifts for Girls and Women on 08 August 2008 04:54:26 PM. © Gadgets and Gifts for Girls and Women

Because every girl should have her own diamond, this diamond keyring was created. This bling faux diamond keyring holds up to 4 keyrings.

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DEMOFall 08: completion of the selection process

post from Ubergizmo on 08 August 2008 04:29:00 PM. © Ubergizmo

For those who read us regularly, you already know that we cover DEMO, the emerging technology conference. This time, we are a media partner so we got a special price for our readers who are interested to attend this leading technology event, in September in San Diego. Click here to register for DEMOFall 08 and save up to $600.

DEMO has been around for 18 years and is recognized as one of the best conference for its high quality of start up selection and the great organization.

This year more than 70 new products have been selected to launch in a series of six minutes demonstrations. During the selection, a few trends have emerged, here are the themes that we be presented at DEMOFall 08:

Television Meet the Web; Web Meet Television: new ways for Hollywood and consumers to deliver and view content.

Protecting Your Digital Property: from photos to music and film, new products for keeping what?s yours.

A Smarter Web Finally Within Our Reach: new ways to search and use the web.

Its Easy Being Green: products that make it easier to go green in the enterprise and at home.

Getting Embedded with Social Networks: useful ways to network and share on the Web.

Your Mobile, Your Life: from CRM systems to transport networks, there isn't anything you can't do on a cell phone.

Enterprise Meets Web 2.0: the future of collaboration, content and delivery.

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Shiny weekend round-up

post from Shiny Shiny on 08 August 2008 04:00:00 PM. © Shiny Shiny

What to say about this week? Well, it was the week of my birthday, the week of the 080808 date (congratulations if you noted 08:08 this morning) and the week of the Olympic opening ceremony. All internationally notable events, no? Here's what you missed in the week of Shiny World:

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Pink BlackBerry Curve 8330 and BlackBerry Pearl
8130 announced by Verizon

post from I4U News on 08 August 2008 03:57:14 PM. © I4U News

Verizon Wireless announces the BlackBerry Curve 8330 and the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smartphones in Pink. Verizon targets college students with the pink BlackBerries. I am not sure why - Verizon thinks that it would add flair when they are at school or in...

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Rosewill RX81-MP-SC-SLV SATA External HDD
Enclosure Review

post from I4U News on 08 August 2008 03:55:55 PM. © I4U News

Today we are looking at a very nice external HDD enclosure from Rosewill. The Rosewill enclosure has four connectivity options and offers very good performance. The enclosure will support HDDs up to 1TB and is easy to install. The drive is compatible wi...

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LaCie Air Vents Speakers

LaCie does its level best to introduce both form and functionality into its creations, and the latest pair of portable USB speakers are known as Air Vents. Taking the minimalist route, this two-piece speakers will look pretty much like air ventilation outlets that sit atop most modern skyscrapers, featuring 2" drivers and a rubber ring at the bottom to prevent these speakers from slipping away. It also comes in business-like colors of black and white, making it suitable for either the office or at home. It is USB powered, so there is no need to lug around an additional power adapter on your travels although you would stand to benefit by carrying a USB hub around. The LaCie Air Vents speakers will retail for $59.99 while the FireWire version goes for a much more expensive $99.99.

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Contact Lenses Believe In Quick Action

This is one pair of smart contact lenses - it is capable to performing a quick check on your eyes to make sure that everything's working in tip top condition, and is smart enough to dispense medication automatically as and when required. Perfect to treat those who are beginning to develop glaucoma, as it is capable of detecting raised pressure in the eye by warning you by sending data to a computer wirelessly. No idea on just when such a nifty invention will make it to the mainstream market, but it definitely beats going to the eye doctor for an annual checkup eh?

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