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Microsoft unveils Windows Live Mesh a service that gives you access to your docs from anywhere.

Live Mesh is a service that will give you 5-gigabytes (GB) of online storage that is accessible from anywhere in the world, provided you’re on one of your Internet-connected devices (laptops, handsets, etc). The idea is that you would be able to store files in Live Mesh and modify them anywhere, synchronizing documents onto your devices so that you can take them offline, then pushing any changes back to the service the next time you connect. You’ll even be able to share documents with others and view and edit them on a virtual, online desktop.

Live Mesh pits Microsoft against companies like Amazon, Google and Salesforce.com which are already offering different varieties of so-called software-as-a-service systems.

This service will be initially offered for Windows XP and Vista users, Microsoft has said Live Mesh will also be rolled out to Apple Macs and other platforms. [Source BBC]

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Microsoft just announced that it will no longer supply authorization keys for songs purchased from the defunct MSN Music service.

Customers are now facing a decision they never anticipated making: commit to which computers (and OS) they want to authorize forever, or give up access to the music they paid for. Why? Because Microsoft has decided that it’s done supporting the service and will be turning off the MSN Music license servers by the end of this summer.

If you attempt to transfer your songs to additional computers after August 31, 2008, those songs will not successfully play. You will need to obtain a license key for each of your songs downloaded from MSN Music on any new computer, and you must do so before August 31, 2008.

This doesn’t just apply to the five different computers that PlaysForSure allows users to authorize, it also applies to operating systems on the same machine (users need to reauthorize a machine after they upgrade from Windows XP to Windows Vista, for example). Once September rolls around, users are committed to whatever five machines they may have authorized—along with whatever OS they are running.

Another option for MSN Music customers would be burning all of their music to audio CD and then re-ripping them back to the computer as MP3s. But that’s going to be a real pain.

[Via arstechnica]

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The HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-Slim Energy-efficient desktop PC is one of the latest innovations in the field of energy-efficient but fully capable desktops PCs. The solid-state hard drive ensures that the machine does not rely on moving parts, which are the main culprit in electro-mechanical failure.

It comes with Intel Core 2 Duo processor, has a storage capacity of 80 GB and has Integrated Intel GMA 3100 graphics card.

During the launch, Arun Rao, country manager (business desktop PCs - personal systems group) of HP India, reiterated HP’s commitment towards developing products that not only help business customers in being more productive but also reduce operating costs and the impact on the environment.

The Compaq dc7800 will be out on the market beginning May 1 and will retail at starting prices of Rs 40,000 ($1,261.00 - $1,399.00).

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SmX screens used by top post-production facilities in Hollywood and fans of ultra high-end home cinema kit alike will be now available in UK and Europe.

SIM2 UK Ltd is now the exclusive European and UK dealer for SmX, which makes use of the latest in Cineweave HD acoustically-transparent screen material technology.

The SmX projection screen range includes the Pro-Line and Pro-Curv fixed-frame models, which will be priced from around £1,700 upwards.

For further details about the SmX projection screen range, check out the SmX website.

More exact details on UK pricing for the entire range will be released in the coming weeks.

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The Richo G600 mainly developed for professionals replaces the G500. It is a sturdy and compact digital camera.

Its a 10 Megapixel, shock-resistant camera and its also got 5x zoom, flash with a ten-meter range, 52MB internal memory, hi-def 2.7-inch display.

Here’s official press release for the camera.

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Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. announced today that it will expand the Closed Beta testing for Playstation Home in Summer 2008, inviting a further number of registrants from the Playstation 3 users. Following completion of the Expanded Closed Beta test, the Playstation Home Open Beta service will commence in Fall 2008.

The Playstation Home Open Beta service that will become available in Fall 2008 will be built around providing new and fun community gaming experiences. Details of the Closed Beta testing features, registration for the test and the opening of the service will be announced as they become available.

About Playstation Home

Playstation Home is the visual representation of the Playstation community. It is an evolving online social gaming service built for PS3 users to meet and share gaming experiences.

[earthtimes]

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This is caused by some users abusing the system too much using bots such that stumbleupon had no choice but to add the captcha code & impose this inconvenience to all members.

So don’t be surprised if you get a screen with the captcha code when you write a review.

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Here’s my design for ForumBabes.com

Let me know how it looks.

Hey am no expert in designing, I’m still learning so plz be easy in your comments.

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Download your Favourite videos from Youtube for free

Webicy.com presents a way to download Youtube videos directly on your pc

How to download video :

First go to getVideo page from where we can start

1) Enter the YouTube Video URL

2) Click “Get Download URL” or hit the Enter key if you dont get the link.

3) Right click “Download URL”

4) Save target as “*.flv”

getVideo : http://www.webicy.com/tools/getvideo/

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Here’s our site stats for the month of Feb 08

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