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Apr 21, 2008
Tip and Trick Editorial

Send Unlimited Free SMS Text Messages with TeleFlip to US and Canada Cell Phone

TeleFlipText messaging or SMS is pretty cheap nowadays, but what beats free? TeleFlip is a service that allows anyone to send an SMS text message to a cell phone in North America (i.e United States and Canada) by using email for free. Users can any any email client or service such as Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, Microsoft Outlook, Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird to initiate the SMS sending and receiving.
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Apr 20, 2008
SY Tan

New Search Engine with Visual Pattern Recognition Technology

In the stiff competition and deadly battle for popularity amongst Google, Yahoo, Baidu, etc, a new search engine is set to tip the scale against these rivals. Developed by Evolution Robotics in Japan, this new search engine uses Visual Pattern Recognition (ViPR) technology to do the contents searching. ViPR technology is a new technology which enables electronic devices to decode complex visual images to enable users to launch their search.
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Apr 19, 2008
Tip and Trick Editorial

Credit Card Cannot Be Used for PayPal Payment Error

When purchasing or buying products and services online, PayPal is one of the most commonly used payment gateway used by the e-commerce sites to allow customer to pay for the invoices. PayPal secure payment allows users to pay with their PayPal account balance or direct debit from bank account if registered, or by using credit card such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
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Apr 16, 2008
Tip and Trick Editorial

Demonoid Is Resurrected Back Online (Invite Still Needed for New Account)

DemonoidDemonoid is one of the largest BitTorrent (BT) tracker and torrents indexing sites that allows users to upload and download torrents which link to mainly pirated materials consist of movies, MP3s, music or song albums, TV series videos, e-books, software programs, games and etc. The piracy nature of the website surely attracts pressure and action from law enforcement officers across of the globe to crack down on the popular site.
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Apr 15, 2008
Tip and Trick Editorial

500 Free .com, .net and .org Domain Names Giveaway at Dotster on April 17

Nowadays free domain name registration offer is hard to come by. So the promotion by Dotster to give away 500 generic top-level domain name (gTLD) in .com, .net and .org is the freebie that one doesn’t want to miss. Dotster’s Happy Hour promotion will give away 500 free .com, .net, or .org, new domain names on a first-come, first-served basis, limited to 1 free domain name per customer.
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Apr 11, 2008
SY Tan

Get Rid of Traffic Jam Problems With Clearflow

People staying in cities will definitely experience traffic jam or traffic congestion. When you are rushing for an important meeting or appointment, extreme traffic congestion will probably drive you mad. To minimize drivers’ traffic jam, Microsoft has introduced a web-based service, Clearflow, to its Live.com site lately.

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Apr 10, 2008
SY Wong

Microsoft SMSOfficer – New SMS Service in Outlook 2007 for Fast SMS Sending

SMS text messaging becomes another trend of communication tool replacing voice calls in mobile world. Regardless of where you are, as long as there is cellular network coverage, the user will be able to send and receive message at very affordable cost. However, there is always a concern – the typing is not as fast and convenience as compared to computer keyboard due to small form factor or soft keyboard. Hopefully, with this tool in place, it will able to change the way on how user sends SMS in the future. Named as Microsoft SMSOfficer, it is compatible to be used with Microsoft Outlook 2007 that enables user to send SMS from PC screen to any mobile phones in the world more effectively.
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Apr 7, 2008
SY Tan

Spoof Wikipedia Websites

Have you got an assignment due the next day? What do you do? Look up Wikipedia, cut and paste and type furiously through the night to present your completed assignment to the lecturer the next day. Welcome to college in the twenty-first century. But, wait! Not all the information is accurate. If you just swallow hook, line and sinker without question, you could make a fool of yourself. The latest challenge to face students doing assignments last minute is not problems with the computer or printer, but the mushrooming of parody Wikipedia websites in the Internet.
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