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Seems like they're following on from Yahoo!Xtra. Good on ya!
They also got rid of that stupid frame, so now the whole interface actually fits within the whole window!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Seems like ihug's webmail has gone unlimited...
... not that I'll actually use up the 100MB they previously set :
Seems like they're following on from Yahoo!Xtra. Good on ya!
They also got rid of that stupid frame, so now the whole interface actually fits within the whole window! 
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:Seems like they're following on from Yahoo!Xtra. Good on ya!
They also got rid of that stupid frame, so now the whole interface actually fits within the whole window!
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50 with 15x Optical Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50 with 15x Optical Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
Sony Canada today announced the latest addition to its high-zoom camera line, the 9.1-megapixel Cyber-shot DSC-H50 digital camera. This new model (which is a successor to the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9) incorporates a 15x optical zoom lens with Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization to capture action at a distance. The Sony DSC-H50 also features extensive manual controls, including an exposure bracketing mode that newly includes settings for white balance and color modes. See full story...
Sony Canada today announced the latest addition to its high-zoom camera line, the 9.1-megapixel Cyber-shot DSC-H50 digital camera. This new model (which is a successor to the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9) incorporates a 15x optical zoom lens with Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization to capture action at a distance. The Sony DSC-H50 also features extensive manual controls, including an exposure bracketing mode that newly includes settings for white balance and color modes. See full story...
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50 with 15x Optical Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H50 with 15x Optical Zoom and 3.0-inch LCD
Sony Canada today announced the latest addition to its high-zoom camera line, the 9.1-megapixel Cyber-shot DSC-H50 digital camera. This new model (which is a successor to the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9) incorporates a 15x optical zoom lens with Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization to capture action at a distance. The Sony DSC-H50 also features extensive manual controls, including an exposure bracketing mode that newly includes settings for white balance and color modes. See full story...
Sony Canada today announced the latest addition to its high-zoom camera line, the 9.1-megapixel Cyber-shot DSC-H50 digital camera. This new model (which is a successor to the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9) incorporates a 15x optical zoom lens with Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization to capture action at a distance. The Sony DSC-H50 also features extensive manual controls, including an exposure bracketing mode that newly includes settings for white balance and color modes. See full story...
Solmeta N1 Digital Photo GPS Review
For some time now, higher-end Nikon DSLR cameras have had the ability to link with certain GPS receivers and record very precise information on the camera's location at the time each image was captured. The typical setup, however, involved a compatible hand-held GPS unit, an adapter cord and interface cable, and some way to carry the GPS and keep the cords out of the way while shooting. With the arrival of the compact Solmeta N1 for Nikon users (and similar models coming soon for other brands), things just got a lot simpler for shooters looking to "geotag" their photos with detailed location information. Read More
Bumpy whale fins set to spark a revolution in aerodynamics
March 21, 2008 It seems despite man's endless ingenuity and the incredible modeling power available to inventors through CAD systems, we keep looking to nature to find ever more effective ways of doing things. Millions of years of evolution's trial and error approach have resulted in some incredibly effective designs that are ready to be incorporated into human constructions if we can only identify, understand and replicate them. The random-looking bumps on the humpback whale's flippers have just inspired a breakthrough in aerodynamic design that seems likely to dramatically increase the efficiency and performance of wind turbines, fans, flippers and even wings and airfoils. WhalePower's tubercle technology seems like nothing less than a revolution in fluid dynamics...
Tags: Aerodynamics, Alternative Energy Sources, Wind Power
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Bumpy whale fins set to spark a revolution in aerodynamics
Bumpy whale fins set to spark a revolution in aerodynamics
March 21, 2008 It seems despite man's endless ingenuity and the incredible modeling power available to inventors through CAD systems, we keep looking to nature to find ever more effective ways of doing things. Millions of years of evolution's trial and error approach have resulted in some incredibly effective designs that are ready to be incorporated into human constructions if we can only identify, understand and replicate them. The random-looking bumps on the humpback whale's flippers have just inspired a breakthrough in aerodynamic design that seems likely to dramatically increase the efficiency and performance of wind turbines, fans, flippers and even wings and airfoils. WhalePower's tubercle technology seems like nothing less than a revolution in fluid dynamics...
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March 21, 2008 It seems despite man's endless ingenuity and the incredible modeling power available to inventors through CAD systems, we keep looking to nature to find ever more effective ways of doing things. Millions of years of evolution's trial and error approach have resulted in some incredibly effective designs that are ready to be incorporated into human constructions if we can only identify, understand and replicate them. The random-looking bumps on the humpback whale's flippers have just inspired a breakthrough in aerodynamic design that seems likely to dramatically increase the efficiency and performance of wind turbines, fans, flippers and even wings and airfoils. WhalePower's tubercle technology seems like nothing less than a revolution in fluid dynamics...
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Microsoft Word 2007 - Insert Copyright, Trademark, Other Symbols
Microsoft Word 2007 - Insert Copyright, Trademark, Other Symbols
Add symbols for copyright, trademark, and registered trademark to your Word 2007 document.
Add symbols for copyright, trademark, and registered trademark to your Word 2007 document.
Whadrivers are needed for wireless?
as stated in the title, what drivers would i need to make my laptop's wireless start working again? Reformatted with pirated windows pro. Dx (had no other choice) Or if someone could explain to me how i can re-install the Pre-installed data that my acer has came with, that would be great. Thank...
as stated in the title, what drivers would i need to make my laptop's wireless start working again?
Reformatted with pirated windows pro. Dx (had no other choice)
Or if someone could explain to me how i can re-install the Pre-installed data that my acer has came with, that would be great.
Thank you. ^-^
Read MoreReformatted with pirated windows pro. Dx (had no other choice)
Or if someone could explain to me how i can re-install the Pre-installed data that my acer has came with, that would be great.
Thank you. ^-^
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