How cool does this phone look? We love that it totally has a full antenna. Two would be even better.

The P960 is the first slider with mobile TV in Europe, and it supports the Euro mobile TV standards DVB-CBMS and OMA-BCAST. Obviously there’s nothing on at the moment but color bars, but they look pretty good. I don’t think we’ll be getting this thing any time soon, since mobile TV in the USA is way behind Europe and Korea. Dang.

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When it comes to web hosting, there are a lot of misconceptions. In some cases, there are things that your host doesn’t want you to know, and you may have to really dig if you want to find the truth. Here are the top two things that your web hosting company will never tell you.

1. There is no such thing as unlimited bandwidth or disk space. This is a common misconception that is used to sell web space. The consumer immediately thinks – “Cool, I get infinity amount of space, I can put up anything I want!” This gets the web hosting company a sale and the customer is never the wiser. In reality, there is no such thing as unlimited bandwidth or space.

All servers have limits, and there is no connection in the world that is going to allow a cheap web hosting company to send zillions of megabytes in bandwidth. Everything has a limit, and in the case of these two items, there are definite limits that even a hosting company can’t surmount. (more…)

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Dell just launches its smallest pc ever, plus, that’s not all, the new pc is also the greenest desktop. There’s still no name for the new baby, since its still a concept project, as shown in the rendered image above. As long as this machine is at least as powerful as a laptop. Its noted that Dell said the company will invest more in technology to reduce its energy consumption and participate in programs such as efforts to plant more trees.

Good for Dell!

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Texting while driving is the number one distraction for new drivers, but it would also be difficult to restrict all phone use in a car. While we’re stuck with this desire to be connected, we think we can tame our multitasking.

Tame is a concept that sets a status message synced with all of your devices and applications. If you’re driving or need some privacy, you can tell Tame to handle auto-responses to your phone, IM, text, Facebook, and more.

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Microsoft has announced that Windows Vista customers can now receive the first service pack for the operating system via the Microsoft Automatic Update service, said on Wednesday.Windows Vista Service Pack 1 will be downloaded automatically to PCs that have the automatic update feature of the OS turned on, the company said. Previously, Vista was available to customers via Windows Update, but people had to specifically download it.

Not all customers will receive SP1 immediately via Automatic Update, however. The company is distributing it in phases to “ensure a seamless download experience,” Microsoft said. A timeline for when all customers would receive Vista SP1 via Automatic Update was not immediately available.

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Google could actually have an advantage over competitors in the mobile banner-ad market because of the way the search giant charges advertisers. All mobile banner ads from Google are priced on a per-click basis. Other advertising platforms often charge based on impressions, or how many times someone views the page with the advertisement, and in mobile, those rates are often quite high.

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This is still an unsure rumor, just because of how detailed this rumor is and how new the rumor is. I’ve heard it’s false because some people say that it won’t be the major feature for the 360, since the PS3 already has Blu-Ray. But they did claim that all ideas would be heard and taken into consideration.

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Asustek Computers has announced that this june they have plans to ship a line of notebook computers, which will feature casings made out of bamboo instead of the usually plastic or metal cases. The 11-inch S6 and the 12-inch (these are small notebooks, eh?), are part of an effort to promote the use of environmentally friendly materials.The notebooks will ship in June of this year for around $1651.80, they will most likely be followed by a series of displays that use the same bamboo coverings.

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Not sure if the last one is a photo from The Earth or from the Moon, maybe its an image from Mars surface.

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