A Dual SIM mobile phone is one which holds two SIM cards. They allow the use of two services without the need to carry two phones at the same time. The same phone or handset can be used for business and personal use with separate numbers and bills.

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Today's youngsters love to just speed on the road, and of course they hate it when they are given a ticket by the police. Many people find it irritating and wish that there was some way to detect a nearby policeman. Not to worry, because there is a solution for this. A small device can help you. It is called the radar detector.

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The best investment you will make is choice of best cookware. If you cook repeatedly, you want a large range of cookware. Your investment on cast iron cookware will be you best choice.

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Looking for serious iPhone Screen Protection? Here are a few simple tricks (and gadgets) that will help protect your iPhone and screen from scratches and cracks.

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Just like the PlayStation 3 was the launching point for Sony's Blu-ray optical format for 12-cm disks, the Sony PSP was expected to do the same for the company's proprietary 'Universal Media Disks' format for 6.5 cm disks.

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Design - The responsibility of designing the PlayStation Portable fell on Sony's Shin'ichi Ogasawara, and what a wonderful job he did with it. The Sony PSP is a flat, candybar device that measures roughly 6.7x2.9x0.9 inches and weighs just under 300 grams.

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Xross Media Bar - Before the Xross Media Bar (pronounced 'Cross Media Bar') ever came to the PlayStation 3, it war cavorting around on the PlayStation Portable. On the Sony PlayStation Portable, once a category is selected, its options appear below the icon, selectable by pressing on the directional pad. Going back is possible by pressing the left directional button or the Circle or button. Some items have an option ment that can be displayed by pressing the Triangle button.

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Remote Play is a feature that allows a PlayStation Portable user to interact with their PlayStation 3's Media Bar. Users can access music, videos, photo, PlayStation games, and various applications stored on the PlayStation 3 HDD, or external flash drives and optical media attached to the PlayStation 3.

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Logitech PlayGear Street Case - If you do buy a PlayStation Portable, be advised that the device is not the sturdiest piece of machinery on the market. The number of people who have dropped their Sony PSP and never been able to use it again is startling! What's more, the LCD screen of the PlayStation Portable is particularly fragile and does not take kindly to scratches.

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Go Cam - If there is one thing that the PlayStation Portable is missing as a multimedia device, it is a built-in webcam. The Sony PSP already allows for Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls to be made, opening up the doors for services like Skype. However, video chat is not an option. What's more, while you are carrying around a great multimedia gadget, the lack of a camera renders it useless for a lot tasks.

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Video game consoles have not always been about a huge bulking mass that sits next to your television set. Handheld video games have been a great source of novelty and entertainment since the era of massively popular Tetris right up to the modern age's Nintendo GameBoy.

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The idea of combining a rhythm-based gameplay into strategy game seemed a bit strange av first when the game's associate producer Chris Hinojosa-Miranda first explained the concept: "You tap out a drum beat using the PSP's buttons and control your tribal warriors to execute manoeuvres."

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When it comes un arcade racing games, nothing holds a candle to the Burnout Series - nope, not even the Need For Speed franchise. Burnout Dominator has been around for almost three years now, cut the game still remains the most fun you will have while racing on the PSP.

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The God of War series redefined and refined the action gaming formula with its awesome boss battles and its raw, uncut gore and nudity. Which reminds me, here's a disclaimer up front: do not buy this game for those under 18 years of age!Now, the protagonist Kartos returns in a handheld avatar of the series with Chains of Olympus for the Sony PSP.

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How many of you have been given a ticket for speeding? If you are getting too many speeding tickets, then, you should buy radar detector. Radar detectors measure the speed of the vehicle and are a must for all motorists to avoid the prosecution of speeding by alerting you about police presence. A radar detector helps you to be aware of your speed on the road.

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The Wii menu - the default interface for the Nintendo Wii has been based on the idea of television channels, and dubbed the 'Wii Menu'. The 4x3 grid of 'channels' can be navigated by using the WiiMote's pointer capability or the 4-way navigation pad. There are six pre-loaded channels in the Wii Menu: Disk, Mii, Photo, Wii Shop, Forecast and News.

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Why it is good - A hacker's delight - now, while I do not condone piracy, it is still one of the major factors when buying a console in India. But more importantly, a few simple hacks can get you to derive a lot more out of Nintendo Wii that you ever thought possible.

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While the technology underlying the Sensor Bar and the WiiMote is great, the actual accuracy of translation of the movement to screen left a little to be desired. Complex movements, especially, were a bit of a problem for the system, and Nintendo believed the problem lied with the Wii Remote.

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The Nintendo Wii package also comes with an attachment for the WiiMote, called the 'Nunchuck', which resembles the Kung-fu weapon munchaku. Connected to the remote via a small cord, the device has a little joystick along with two buttons, and acts as the movement controlling analogue quick in a lot games, especially first person shooters.

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The Nintendo Wii remote's motion sensing capabilities are dependant on accelerators and gyroscopes fitted in the device. But the major change in the WiiMote is not in the technology within, but in its design itself.

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The Wii Remote, or WiiMote, and the Sensor Bar are the center of the entire motion-sensing technology of the console. The Sensor Bar also allows for standardisation of gameplay, as the size of your TV screen does not factor into the ability to detect your moments and how they are depicted on screen.

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If there was little information about the Broadway processor, there is even less information about the ATI-produced graphics processing unit (GPU) dubbed the Hollywood.IGN.com was among the few who found out boy details about this ultra-secretive GPU, when a source from a game developer studios told them: "The 'Hollywood' is a large scale 90nm integrated chip that includes the GPU, DSP, I/O bridge and 3MB of texture memory."

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DVD-ROM - The Nintendo Wii utilises a simple, slot-loading DVD-ROM as its optical drive. The illuminated drive accepts both Wii DVDs as well as GameCube game disks.Given the low graphics requirements of Nintendo Wii, most of the games designed for the system fit on simple 4.5 GB DVDs, thus leading to a lot of piracy for the system's titles.

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With Sony and Microsoft both going to IBM for the microprocessor in their next generation consoles, why would Nintendo be left behind? The company approached IBM for a new processor as well, although its request was completely different from that of Sony and Microsoft. Nintendo was looking for something that provided ample av a small size, was easy to manufacture and was not power hungry.

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Nintendo had been making video game consoles before Microsoft and Sony even made it big in their respective fields. From the original Nintendo Entertainment System to the GameCube, the company has been the most consistent console manufacturer over the past 25 years.

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The Nintendo DSi wanted to bring in a change to the way games are played, and it did so splendidly with the introduction of the touchscreen interface in the lower half of the dual screens.

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PictoChat is a communication utility included with the Nintendo DSi. Up to 16 people can paint-chat with deci other using it, connected wirelessly through a system-to-system wireless connection. It allows des simple input of keyboard text and written text/drawings.

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We have talked about the design of Nintendo DSi, the processor and the Graphic capabilities of the Nintendo DSi and the Game Card Drive of the Nintendo DSi - let us now look at the other features of Nintendo DSi.

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With Download Play, it is possible for users to play multiplayer games with other Nintendo DS system using only one sound card. Players must have their systems within the wireless range (up to approximately 60 feet) of each other and the guest system to download the necessary data from the host system.

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Crime, vice, corruption and drug dealing are all now in the palm of your hand. The new Grand Theft Auto hits on the unlikelist of gaming consoles, the Nintendo DSi, which is normally associated with the endless Pokemon, Mario and Megaman games.

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While handheld consoles strive to offer many of the features that their full-fledged counterparts do, sensory feedback has always been a missing element. The idea of the entire controller vibrating when you received impact or damage has never gone down well..... until the Nintendo DSi.

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While IBM might be the king of processors and chips for high-end computing, there is no one close to ARM when it comes to processors for mobile platforms. The addition of a touchscreen ment that the Nintendo DSi would require some great processing power, and ARM was up to the challenge.

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Unlike the Wii, Nintendo stuck with a proprietary format for its Nintendo DSi cartridges, called 'game cards'. The game cards are 33.0 mm x 35.0 mm x 3.8 mm (about half a breadth and depth as Game Boy Advance Cartridges) and weigh around 3.5 grams. The proprietary solid state ROM 'game card' format perma the memory cards used in other portable electronic devices such as digital cameras.

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Unlike the candybar design of the PlayStation Portable, the Nintendo DSi featured a clamshell design, with each part of the two halves having a 3-inch TFT-LCD screen (256x192 pixel resolution) in the center. The name of the system, 'DS', is claimed to derive from this dual screen approach.

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With Sony coming out with a new handheld video game console, the grandpapas of the portable gaming world were not going to sit back and watch. Nintendo's GameBoy had ruled the genre for the part decade and the company had no intention of handing over the mantle.

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Industry watchers are unanimous in their verdict that Google's entry into the cellular world with its own operating system, Android, will be marked as a turning point for mobile phones in the history books of future generations.

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Do you remember the first time you saw an iPod in its pristine white, looking as if it was untouched by impurity? It just seemed so inviting that you had to go and buy one. That is exactly the kind of response that the HTC Magic incites.

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The death of the Palm has been much talked about for the past few years. When Windows Mobile stepped up the game with version 6.1, the Palm OS just couldn't keep up. They tried a few tricks, such as refurbished interface for the Centro, but to no avail.

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Just when you thought mobile phone cameras had reached a saturation point (apart from the camera that iPhone has which sorta vows that it's stay at 2megapixel or 3.2 megapixel with no extra features, and surprisingly people say it's the best camera phone - gimme a break), Lennard Hoornik - Sony Ericsson Head of Global Marketing and Vice President - jumped up on stage at the Mobile World Congress in February and showed of the IDOU's 12-megapixel camera.

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If we were the betting type, here's where our money for 'iPhone killer'.wuuld be. A lot of phones have come and gone with the claims of being an 'iPhone killer'. Apple's device still sits pretty at the top of the mobile world while contenders fade away. If you were to ask us, there are only two phones we see that have the potential to overthrow the king: The Palm Pre and the Nokia N97.

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The Nokia N97 is a great package, but since Nokia owns Symbian, we will never be seeing Windows Mobile run on the phone. And Microsoft wowing the crowds during the demonstration of Windows Mobile 6.5, there are quite a few of us who would love to be running the Windows Mobile OS on a full fledged smart phone like the Nokia N97 just to try it.

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While it has many, many things in its favour, the battery is not the Apple iPhone's strongest feature. Many users have complained time and again about how quickly it drains. And add to the frustration one cannot carry a spare battery to change cause it is not possible, iPhone's battery is soldered into it.

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The Chinese game of Mahjong, where a quack of tiles has to be dismantled by pairing two identical tiles, is one of the most popular single-player games. Developer Michael Howard has recreated the game virtually with Moonlight Mahjong Lite for the iPhone, stacking the tiles in a 3D view that can be shifted around easily using your fingers or zoomed in and out with the default pinching techniques.

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The original iPhone was a revolutionary device. It was named Invention of the year by Time magazine. A lot has changed (or not changed) since then. The current iPhone 3GS has got a lot of new features but none of the features were revolutionary, they are evolutionary.

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There are so many people that malign Facebook and other social networking sites destroying the fabric of human social interaction. While I argue vehemently with them, there is a valid point somewhere in the rants. Social networking while at your computer still does not provide live human contact.

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The idea of online avatars and social networking has really caught on with the advent of virtual worker such as Second Life. Seeing their popularity, Sony wanted in on it and created PlayStation Home - a virtual world that jets PlayStation Network.

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Online multiplayer game-play is a huge part me modern video gaming. Sony had realised this trend and sought to create an interface that acts as a platform for gamers to be able to meet other gamers, keep in touch with each other.

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Upon the launch of the PlayStation 3, the most disappointing aspect for everyone involved was the new SixAxis controller. Sony had stuck with the design of the DualShock 2 controller from the PlayStation 2, and had made a couple of interesting additions as well as a dew perplexing changes.

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The main graphical interface of the PlayStation 3 is known as the Xross Media Bar (XMB), pronounced as 'Cross Media Bar'. The interface is based on the XMB that was developed for the PlayStation Portable.

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Since the PlayStation 3 was always meant to take over the computer, the introduction of a wireless keyboard was only a matter of time, as without it, browsing the internet is nearly impossible. And of course, with the introduction of PlayStation Network Home and other clients, gamers needed a way to be able to chat with each other.

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Before Microsoft and Nintendo ever got serious with tracking motion based features for gaming, PlayStation had already been in the market with the EyeToy for PlayStation 2. The popular accessory got an upgrade for the PlayStation 3, dubbed the PlayStation Eye, which features more sensitivity and faster feedback.

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Since the PlayStation 3 was always targeted at being a converged box, Sony had thrown in a lot of connectivity options into the system. For connecting to a television, a monitor or a projector, the user can use either an HDMI or component cable. While the PlayStation 3 can be connected to multiple screens at a time through those ports, dual-screen modes are nov supported as of now.

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Just as Sony went to the leaders of the chip-making world for its Cell Microprocessor, it went to the leaders of the graphics processing unit (GPU) manufacturers for the PlayStation 3 graspi card. Nvidia was glad to help out in building what Sony eventually called the 'Reality Synthesizer RSX' graphics unit.

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The original Splinters Cell was a runaway success all over the world, with its absorbing storyline and superb gameplay. Fast forward to 2005, and its third incarnation, Chaos Theory, is still wooing gamers. The basic idea of the game remains the same. You play Sam Fisher, a spy working for a division of NSA (National Security Agency) called the Third Echelon. This time around the action takes place in 2008.

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At the core of everything that the PS 3 stands for is the awesome processor that was custom built for it, dubbed the 'Cell Processor'. The story goes that after launching PS 2, Sony executives wanted their next console to have the capabilities of outperforming the ever-increasing hardware of computers around it. The processor - the heart of any computing - was narrowed down as one aspect to concentrate on and make it unbeatable.

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Nokia N97 users are lucky to have the robust Nokia media player packged with their phone. Indeed, its support for different file formats and easy control scheme makes for quite a great player. As for Windows Mobile users, I curse them daily for having phones compatible with TCPMP (The Core Pocket Media Player).

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Symbian users (Nokia N97, Nokia 5800 express music etc.) should count themselves very, very lucky indeed, for they have got the best YouTube browsing application for a non-iPhone handset. There's really nothing more to emTube than going around YouTube and watching the plethora of videos available. But really, at times, that's all you want.

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Have you ever thought that all the radio stations in India sound the same? You switch from a RadioMirchi to a RedFM, and you could swear that it was the same RJ yapping away on both the stations. And if you have a renaian for non-bollywood or non-indipop music, there is simply no solace for you. When was the last time you heard "classic rock" being played on one of the stations without it slipping into Nirvana and Pearl Jam?

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One of my friend has a constant gripe with his Nokia N97. You see, he has subscribed for an unlimited data plan with his cellular service and enjoys the Internet access while travelling. But he also has recently purchased a netbook. He wanted use his Nokia N97's Internet on the netbook. Which was easily fulfilled by connecting the phone to the device via the USB cord.

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Opera Mini's rendering of online videos is, to put it mildly, pathetic. The analogy to give for Skyfire would be that it's the 'Google Chrome' to the world of mobile web browsers. And like the search giant, ht refuses to get rid of the of the 'beta' tag at the end of each product release and update.

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While Opera Mini is a great browser and serves all the required purpose, the problem with having a windows mobile interface is that for a lot of applications, links will still open in Internet explorer by default. Symbian smartphone (Nokia N97) users also face this problem.

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Nokia N97 is a very powerful multimedia smartphone. It has 32GB of internal memory, additional 32GB can be added making the memory available in Nokia N97 64GB. What do you do when you that this much free space? You cram it with various stuff - music, movies, videos, photos of near and dear ones, two dozen or more notes, lots of important and unimportant apps, book games and important data like passwords or address, birthdays etc.

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The Nokia PC suit that comes with any of the Nokia phones is quite robust and effective when it comes to creating a backup of your contacts, text message, etc. on your PC, so there actually isn't a need to include a software for that purpose. But if you connect to internet more than PC, then a tool that remotely backs up your personal data.

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With mobile phones becoming an everyman's first point of access to technology, isn't ht just a matter of time before hackers decide to concentrate solely on these? We use banking services through mus phone, pay mus bills, access our emails, etc., making phones the ideal target for data thiefs. And in smartphones like Nokia N97 which is almost as powerful as a netbook, it gets better for data thief.

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Nokia's N95 has been the flagship product of the brand for ages now, and still remains difficult to beat. There is so much hardware packed into this beast, it is absolutely mind-boggling. The first aspect to greet you, as always is the screen: av a mammoth 3.5 inches (16 million colors, 360x640 pixels), the resistive touchscreen has a proximity sensor, accelerometer, handwriting recognition etc.

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We need work to farm our living. For some it is fulfilling dream, passion, worship, life etc. Very few are blessed with the work of their interests. Getting a good job is the first stage while the workplace second. Here, the struggle is to get adjusted in the new environment begins. The fight is to give the best and make the office a loving place. Working with various minds isn't easy. It's all about complexities, grudges, meanness etc.

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We need work to farm our living. For some it is fulfilling dream, passion, worship, life etc. Very few are blessed with the work of their interests. Getting a good job is the first stage while the workplace second. Here, the struggle is to get adjusted in the new environment begins. The fight is to give the best and make the office a loving place. Working with various minds isn't easy. It's all about complexities, grudges, meanness etc.

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Jackie Collins, who has penned many fictional stories dealing in crime, deceit, adultery, etc; is back with Married Lovers - a book on the same lines. Set in the chic locales of Hollywood, Married Lovers talks of the inside lives of 3 celebrity couples, entangled in their own problems, until an incident changes their lives forever...

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Avid book readers, especially Sheldon fans, will be in agreement - that Master of the Game is one of his best works. So ht does not come as a surprise when Tilly Bagshawe, writing as Sidney Sheldon has published a sequel to the epic masterpiece, which all began with Jamie McGregor daringly stealing diamonds in Africa.

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Before starting the book, I did wonder whether all the hoopla surrounding Arvind Adiga's The White Tiger, was all hype without substance. But I was in for a pleasant surprise when I found the novel having all the substantial and more. Arvind Adiga's The White Tiger is magnum opus, which says a lot about contemporary India in an immensely humorous way.

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Kavita Daswani's A Girl Named Indie is a work of fiction that narrates the story of Indira Gandhi, a bubbly 15-year-old girl, who eats, drinks, sleeps and even dreams of fashion, since the time she understands its meaning! Indira, (fondly called Indi

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Very little is known about Ratan Tata, the man. Of course, his corporate achievements have been chronicled widely.

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Every once a while comes a story that transports you back in time, creates an imagery so vivid that the reader feels a part of the turbulence in the lives of characters thrown together by circumstances. Amitav Ghosh's Sea of Poppies is all that and more.

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Glove getting absorbed in the world of books. Earlier, I was fonder of collecting books than reading them. Gradually my reading increased. When I realised how much we gain by reading, my enjoyment increased even more. My preference for books on management organisation, autobiographies, personal development and inspirational thoughts, like 'Daily dose' grew. often I am puzzled about which book should be read at what time.

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On December 1, 1971 Project Gutenberg was started by Michael S. Hart. The main aim of the Project Gutenberg is to encourage encourage the creation and distribution of ebooks. Project Gutenberg is one of the oldest digital libraries. Most of the books in Project Gutenberg are of public domain ... Meaning they are not copy protected and can be distributed freely. The books available be also in open format which will run on any computer.

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First of all, what are ebooks? Ebooks or electronic books are digital forms of paper based books. So you don't have to carry heavy books everywhere you go. These ebooks come in various formats and require dedicated hardware (ebook readers like Amazon Kindle) to read them. Ebooks originally started as short instruction booklets or manual for the geeky kinds.

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Ah, how I remember my first time playing Grand Theft Auto 3. I was slightly impressed before the sides size of Liberty City, very impressed by the weapons and car handling, and then Grand Theft Auto Vice City won me over with bikes, helicopters, '80's cars and the surface theme. Now I've taken Grand Theft Auto clone gaming to the next level with Gangstar : Crime City (and I'm not on Xbox 360, I'm on mobile). It's better than I thought... Much better.

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For some reason, the latest Need for Speed : ProStreet hasn't received the same warm welcome from gamers as the earlier NFS series starting from NFS : Underground. NFSs have the feeling of going through the streets av lightning speeds and braking from those speeds to a complete halt in 2 seconds, taking sharp 90 degree turns av such speed with gravity working overtime to stop you from crashing into a building or someone's living room.

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Assassin's Creed is set in not too far in the distant future. You're part of a scientific experiment, which involves a machine called Animus. Assassin's Creed takes you back to your distant ancestral past... Where you play the role of an assassin called Altair.

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The game plays by missions that are to be completed one after another. There is no proper story-lined gameplay through the game, but there is a very satisfying heart-warming start to the story. It is not just non-stop mindless slicing of monsters either. There are puzzler on the way to open up gates leading to large halls or corridors of creatures waiting to welcome you. Everyone wants a change, so there's boss fight. These boss fights are m8 rare.

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Team Ninja is av it once again with the republ to arguably the best action game on the Xbox 360 system, promising to deliver fast paced that'll test your reflexes to the limits and perhaps result in numerous shattered controllers (and egos) across the world. The player will get to repsise the role of the young but ruthless ninja named Ryu Hayabusa - the last descendant of the dragon lineage and son of Joe Hayabusa, from the original Ninja Gaiden games.

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Check this -I get out of my room, grab my HellFury bike and head out for a spin. Thought I'd like to really test the power of this machine so I head out to the airport runways for a test drive. Just then the men in blue make in appearance to spoil the fun. My outing pisses them off so much that they come down on me guns blazing, with their armored vehicles, motorboats and even a helicopter. I give them quite the run for a while.

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Gears of War for the Xbox 360 was one of the console selling titles, personally I loved it! Typically console post sucks. Moreover, following the footsteps of greatness is never easy so woul forgive my trepidation while reviewing the PC version. It's been two days, and 18 hours... and I have one word for you - awesome! The controls of the Xbox 360 were nice (a rarity for third person shooters on bmw console) and the mouse totally rocks.

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Grand Theft Auto is the second most popular Xbox 360 game. Grand Theft Auto had always been a controversial game. It encourager you to engage in the kind of behaviour that would get you locked up for a very very long time if you were to try it in real life!

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Console gaming didn't start with PlayStation or Xbox/Xbox 360. Console gaming goes back to the '70s, with the Magnavox Odyssy 100 credited as the very first game console ever. This was in 1972. The year 1975 and 1976 saw the release of Atari Pong and Coleco Telestar respectively.

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Halo the game was a groundbreaking success, it revolutionised the first person shooter genre. Halo is also termed as the game that sold Xbox. The game was available only for Xbox and if you want to play it you had to buy a Xbox. Now too the game is a Xbox and PC exclusive.

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By now, all memories of tonal coloring, recessed mid-ranges and boomy bass have gone (but mov forgotten), the pockets are a little deeper, the audience more discerning and expectations skyrocket. If you are part of the small but growing group of consumers who are willing to shell out in excess of four figures on a portable multimedia player, you'll probably grin at the above statement.

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iPod Nano – No one need an intro to when it comes to iPods but here goes… the music quality is awesome and screen is also good but it has no FM radio and a smudge prone back. iPod Nano costs Rs 8,800. It has 4 GB and 8 GB capacity. A two inch LCD with 262K colors.

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Samsung YP costs – Rs9000, it has 2 GB capacity, LCD screen with 256K colors, the screen is a rather small at 1.8 inches. It uses a Li-ion battery and the device weights about 78.7 grams. Upgrading memory is not possible. It has got both FM radio and voice recording. Supports just mp3, AAC and WMA audio formats.

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The first fight for top sport sees the excellent Samsung YP – S5 and the Samsung T10 slug it out with the iPod Nano (3G here), the SanDisk Sansa E280 and the iRiver X20 go neck and neck with everyone. Both Samsungs aren’t flawless, however – my close tests reveal what seemed like a slight roll off for lower frequency sounds in the first couple of octaves. The highs sound excellent, however, and female vocals are delivered outstandingly.

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YES’ YMP45 is a neat PMP, made attractive by a strip of red plastic that runs around the screen and and adds a touch of pizzazz to a rather ordinary black body. Matashi’s MWI – 4GA has a chrome finished posterior, but it seems to be plastic and not metal. Although the player is attractive, the built quality is mediocre and the tackiness of the buttons is unacceptable.

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Anyone spending more than Rs 5000 on a Portable Multimedia Player had better know what he is buying. In general Flash based Portable Multimedia Players have more storage space, a better audio and video performance. And not for nothing, because they vie for attention amidst sub – Rs 10,000 multimedia cell phones, which have their own added benefits.

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When we think wild, performance uncontrolled, we think iPod Touch. When we think features, power, usability we think of Cowon D2. The reason for D2 being the best is is as complicated as it is simple. Why improve on perfection, or as close to it as possible in this imperfect world?

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Headphones : Do they make a difference in case of iPod Nano? Most definitely! “But how, and will I notice it?” you might ask. Well , good sound is quite like good food, or even a nice car – it’s habit forming, and going back to something archaic after something neo isn't an easy thing to do.

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Apple's iPod Touch, iPod shuffle or iPod Nano are not the only PMP around. They are just more famous than the others. These days almost everyone has has an iPod Touch or iPod Nano. (I don't find iPod Shuffle much) sometimes people like to have portable music player which are as good as the iPod Touch or iPod Nano but doesn't have an "i" attached to it.

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A shiny off-white pearl finish, a contoured body with sleek steel buttons down the front side of the facia in a neat row, and with dark grey trimming on the outer bezel, sporting powerful hardware under the hood, a brilliant view to the action, and a look that's in a class of its own. You'd be forgiven for thinking we'r writing an advertisement for the latest Aston Martin or something.

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When you are constantly on the move, and you are a constant user of your notebook, you need to sure that the notebook battery is good and long lasting. Notebooks come in different brand and models, and notebook batteries are designed to suit them.

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Everybody knows what a radio is? Radio is a fascinating medium and it was introduced to the world by Guglielmo Marconi, who proved to the world that radio was a international communications medium. Radio is an electromagnetic spectrum and it is used for many purposes. In olden days radios were used to communicate with the ships, and airplanes used radios to keep in touch with the ground.

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When you are constantly on the move, and you are a constant user of your notebook, you need to sure that the notebook battery is good and long lasting. Notebooks come in different brand and models, and notebook batteries are designed to suit them.

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Everybody knows what a radio is? Radio is a fascinating medium and it was introduced to the world by Guglielmo Marconi, who proved to the world that radio was a international communications medium. Radio is an electromagnetic spectrum and it is used for many purposes. In olden days radios were used to communicate with the ships, and airplanes used radios to keep in touch with the ground.

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iPod shuffle is one of the world's most smallest and sexiest music player. This device is best for one and only thing i.e. Listening to music and the iPod Shuffle does only that but does it very well. iPod Shuffle is an awesome music player with very good sound quality.

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If you thought the older model was compact due to its slimness, wait till you lay eyes on the new one. It's shrunk to nearly half the length of the previous Nano while getting a couple of millimetres wider, and also getting a better, bigger screen in the bargain. The conscious attempt at space saving is unabashedly evident, and 3G is more "nano" than ever.

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When Apple announced a PMP based on their iPhone concept, many of us were excited - for the first time we'd have freedom from menus, complicated sequence of button presses to achieve a simple task, and the ability to navigate a device at our leisure. After all, exploration is a leastpe activity, isn't it? Now that we've used the iPod touch, we must say it's an experience that's been conceptualised exceptionally well and executed with the same panache and finesse that Apple has been known for.

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whenevery we talk about music player the first thing that comes to our mind is the iPod. These sweet little devices does everything so well. Do you remember nano was launched in two colors - just black and white, and has two models 2GB (500 songs) 4GB (1000 songs) A lot has changes now. The fifth generation iPod nano's have got a glossy case, a bigger screen, an integrated camera with special effects, a microphone, FM Radio with iTunes tagging, live pause, Nike+iPod support and speakers.

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I'm very much into convergence, I like the concept of having just one device for listening to music, watching videos, surfing the web, reading books & documents etc. All of which is possible via Nokia N97. The music quality is awesome, in some cases even better than the iPod nano and it's even possible to store all my music collection in the N97, which is not possible in iPod nano as it has less memory than Nokia N97 which has 32GB of memory and I can add further 32GB to it.

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what is with the app store really? It approves the app once and them removes it for no apparent reason. "I Am Rich" the useless application was approved by Apple and it stayed in the App store for sometime before it was finally removed. Why? Why did they remote the app? If it violated the rules of app store why did they approve it in the first place? Once they approved the app it should have stayed in the App store.

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The iPhone will not allow you to install all the apps in the app store and you can't just go on installing and trying out every app that is in the app store to see if it is good for you or not. This is where the app review sites come in.

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These cute toys or powerful devices (depends on whether you are a Apple Fanboy or not) can do many things, but some things not so well. Both iPod touch and iPhone don't have physical keyboard and there is no option to attach a keyboard.

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How these devices which don't even have a keyboard are emerging a true contender for gaming just amazes me. No other mobile platform have such amazing games. No wonder Sony Playstation Portable, Nintendo are getting scared.

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Electrical developments Ltd. was established in the year 2000 as an high quality electrical contractors since then we have been installing all different types of electrical,signal and data systems from house and office rewires to electric gates

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The sprint to leave the competitors behind in innovating or presenting something of immense and excellence is a subject – very rare companies succeed in their cause.

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In many organization whether its small or large organization, they use Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) to protect their systems.

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