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Why I Chose Garmin nüvi® 1350?

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Simply put, GPS navigation devices can guide you to where you want to go. Anything else more than that are just pluses. Whether the device is small, big, thick or thin, what you really want out of it is that it won't get you lost.

Apple? It just works? Not anymore!

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The desirability of the iPhone has been negatively affected by various issues since iPhone 4 was launched in 2010. It is safe to say that the iPhone 4 is, perhaps, the worst version of the iPhone! From the first day's Antennaegate to the new year's Alarm-ageddon, Apple needs to smooth things out quickly lest they be beaten by the growing competition. 2010 is generally not a good year for the iPhone. And so far, 2011 is NOT enjoying a good start as well.

Best Tech of 2010: TVs, Players and Portable Entertainment

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2010 has been a great year for technology in general affecting various sectors and cultural groups around the world. Here is As I See Tech's rundown of the best technologies for home and mobile entertainment that made remarkable achievements in 2010...

Kindle Wins: A Biased Point of View

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The Kindle is the best selling e-reader around. Its e-Ink screen is the most eye-friendly to look at for long reading hours. The Kindle 3 design is sleek, simple and sized just right. So looking at the other e-readers available, rich with extra features and functionalities, what makes Kindle tick?

Experience with XBox 360 Kinect

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I was finally able to try out Kinect last weekend. I played the Kinect Adventures and the Kinect MotionSports games. It was fun and very, very, very tiring. Good thing our good host served food that night. Otherwise, I would have given up after the first game!

Discovering The Kno

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Products with a specific targeted market can always spell success. Sometimes, capturing a niche in the market is always the best way to compete. If the Apple iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab target the general consumers; and the HP Slate 500 and RIM Blackberry Playbook target the business users; then the Kno , a new product entry in the tablet market, targets the students.

IBM Lotus Notes 8.5 Is The Worst!!!

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I just have to say it. I am using Lotus Notes 8.5 in the office, and, to tell you the truth, it's just got to be downright the worst e-mail and collaboration client I have ever been forced to use! It just totally sucks big time!! I hate it, I hate it, I hate it!!!

Experience with PS3 Move

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The Playstation Move is Sony's answer to Nintendo's Wiimote and Microsoft's Kinect . I've tried playing PS3 Move with one of its flagship game called the Sports Champions . The technology and the game are amazing, fun and simply (highpitch) awesome!

On Opera Web Browser's Many Firsts

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I use Opera 's web browser. Before Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE), Mozilla Foundation Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple Safari ever came out with tabbed browsers, Opera was already doing it since 2000. This is not the only "first" from Opera that some other web browser makers are claiming to be theirs.

Experience with YouTube Leanback

Have you tried YouTube Leanback ? It's like YouTube on steroids! You visit the page, let it load and then you can just lean back as streams of videos are played automatically one after the other.

Windows Live Spaces To WordPress

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Windows Live Spaces is migrating to WordPress . I was able to migrate my Windows Live Space to WordPress with just a few clicks. The migration is a breeze! If you are a Windows Live Space user, check out your space and you should be prompted to migrate your account to WordPress. When you're done, your old "spaces.live" URL will automatically redirect to your new "wordpress.com" page.

Modu Makes Sense

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Have you heard of Modu ? It's one of the best idea ever made to modularizing our digital life. Modu is a versatile lightweight device which can be inserted in to "casings" that can present itself as a personal oriented, business oriented or media oriented device. The beauty if Modu is the fact that you can re-define it without the extra cost of purchasing an entire new device.