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Someone blasted their Nokia E90 with a 12-bore shotgun and then decided to put the bent and twisted piece of telephony up for sale on eBay "for parts." Or for laughs, because then someone decided to buy the remains of the smartphone for $20.50. Apparently, I think he didn't realize that not a single part of this phone would work.

This is the worst Christmas I ever had in my whole life! Everything goes wrong and very wrong. Spending Christmas Eve at home!!! Spending Christmas at home!!! I have no idea what is going on this year, but I know I got screwed up. Damn. Well guys, if you had a bad Christmas this year…you are not alone.

Alright, I need you guys to tell us which phone you think Santa uses, and why. It is obvious the big guy in red needs a constant, speedy communication line to Lapland; GPS is probably also a must, as finding your way to everyone's house might be difficult; Bluetooth, a web browser and a full QWERTY may not be totally necessary, but who knows?

I hope you do.

Oh, before you suggest the iPhone, think—the dude wears gloves most of the time. I cannot believe I had to point that out. Drop your non-iPhone related suggestions below

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ComputerWorld has listed their 15 biggest tech disappointments of 2007 and expectedly they placed Vista in the number 1 list. Why wouldn’t they? After all, it it would generate the most buzz and mojo.

Seriously, Vista generated very high expectations given the price tag and the marketing WOW Microsoft gave to Vista that any fault found in it would generate the biggest disappointment. Microsoft placed Vista so high that is was supposed to be perfect and breathtaking.

Relative to customer expectations Vista may indeed be disappointing; but from a Technology perspective, Vista is the best Microsoft has produced in years.

I have learned not to use third-party ink cartridges in my photo printer because they do not provide the same reliable color that the ink from the manufacture provides. But the problem is third-party ink cartridges is so cheap. I can but THREE third-party ink cartridges instate of ONE original ink cartridges.

So, should I avoid third-party ink in my laser printer???

There are generally two concerns that consumers have when buying ink made by a different manufacture that the one that made the printer.

First, there’s concern that color won’t be the same or the same quality. Second, there’s concern about the quality of the cartridge in which the ink or toner comes. A poorly made cartridge can cause ink to leak, damaging the internal components of the printer.

Both of those concerns have become less relevant over the past year, as more third-party manufacturers are adopting quality controls in their ink toner, and cartridge manufacturing that rival those of original equipment makers. Many buyers of replacement toner, in particular, are finding good, less expensive to the toner offered by the printer maker.

Since toner is generally black, there’s less concern up front about color; quality of cartridge is the only variable in question.

So how can you know if a third-party toner or ink cartridge is worth buying? Try to stick with off brands marketed by major retailers, who may offer return privileges of the product does not meet with your approval.

These days, major retailers are frequently offering on their shelves toner or ink cartridge replacement right beside those made by the maker of your printer. As always, though, ultimate responsibility for any damages that result from using ink or toner not made by or tested by your printer maker will rest with you. Use of third-party ink or toner will also void the warranty of your printer.

Orange has released a new commercial called “Toys for Grown-ups”. It says “This Christmas the toys for grown-ups are at Orange”.

I don’t think I should post the video here because IT IS very disgusting!!! Have you watch the video

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If no, you are in the right place!!

Well, nothing much to comment about that game. Of course the graphic is better, nicer and cooler. Oh ya, this is much more harder that NFS Carbon, much complicated and no free roaming. Other that that...great job.

NTT Japan has been testing some new routing technology to bring information to its customers faster. The optical trunk lines that will connect cities can handle an astonishing amount of data – 10 freaking terabits per second. How fast is that? It can move 270 complete movies, give or take, in one second. Ridiculous. It will be ready by 2011, which is also when the Japanese are scheduled to have optical fiber strung to every home in the country. Pretty cool huh.

Nowadays, most of our cellphones come with wide and large display.There is only one problem and the problem is those smudges and finger prints, just pissed you off. As a result, Sony Ericsson has come up with a patent application for a self cleaning display. There will be a cleaning slider on the display connected to the handset’s opening/sliding mechanism. When close it, the slider will wipe the display by moving to the bottom and when open it going to wipe up the screen once again.

MPK, a company that has made a name producing glow-in-the-dark paint, has developed self-luminous micro particles called Litrospheres. The new material is said to be inexpensive (35 cents to light up a 8 ½ x 11 piece of plastic that is 1/8" thick), non-toxic, and capable of staying constantly lit for over 12 years thanks to a betavoltaic technology that uses a radioactive gas.

Fortunately, the gas is involves a "soft" emission of electrons that cannot penetrate the glass or polymer wall of the microspheres. So theoretically, you don't have to worry about brain tumors or taking on super powers when using it.

Other features
-caller picture
-caller video
-alarm clock
-audio player
-electronic book
-video recorder
-game simulator


Without switching the phone off, it allows for you to use 2 different sim cards to standby, but only one call can be received each time.

The Nuo Sheng is available for only RM606.15 , $181!!
I guess that this is a worth to buy phone with all those great features.