Hummer HT1 Mobile Phone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You like to be cool and hip with fashionable gadgets. Do us a favor though please – avoid theHummer HT1 slider phone like the plague.

Why? Well, for starts, it isn’t what I say is the most pretty phone out there for $400 (especially the camo design – please!). You’re also showing off by owning this phone you drive one of the most controversial gas guzzling, money sucking vehicles on the planet. May a pack of Priuses chase you down on the freeway like a hunted animal!

(off of soapbox) Now if, for some reason, you still want one here are some specs to consider: 2.2-inch color touchscreen, GSM/GPRS, two-megapixel digital camera, 256MB of internal memory and a microSD memory card slot.

Are You A PST Panic? Here’s Great News For You!

Are you one of the victims of pesky PST files? I was searching about PST files and found an interesting site on PST files. It’s PSTPanic.com If you are a victim of the PST files you must got to the site and first of all register on the site. Now either upload your pstpanic picture [one that shows you frustrated of it], or enter the link where your PSTpanic photo is situated. And when people will come to the site they will rate your picture. On getting best rating you’ll get the prize that this site offers. The site offers prizes like when you submit your photo, you will get a chance to win one of the prizes below:

For Top Rated Photo you’ll get $

250 Amazon.com Gift Voucher

If you get 2nd And 3rd Top Rated Photo, you’ll get $

150 and $100 Amazon.com voucers

If You’re Among The First 50 Submissions, you’ll have $

10 Amazon Gift Vouchers

And For 5 Random administrators,

A Free Copy of GFI MailArchiver!These prizes look fabulous, but great competitions always have rules.There are also some rules of the site but i will tell you only first five rules:

1.Anyone over the age of 18 can participate on the website and qualify for the competition prizes, except for employees of GFI Software Ltd and any companies associated to the specific competition, their families, or anyone else who is professionally associated with the competition.

2.Photos should show a person’s reacting to a “PST Panic”, shock, panic, fear, stress etc… and no pictures of children or anyone under the age of 18.

3.All photos should be decent and should not show any indecency and respect the moral standards… that’s what I understood… read the actual rules on site.

4.Only registered users will be allowed to upload photos. So please, do register and have maximum fun.

5.Site will not be responsible for the entries that are lost or corrupted.

It’s more fun game for network admins, can say sort of online competition for them. Well, there’s much more to tell, so better explore the site in your own way. if you are screwed of those PST files and want to make easy money so take a picture of yourself and post on it.

Google Chrome

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gentlemen, start your engines: Google’s claims of Chrome being the fastest browser are being put to the test. Ready to see how it really stacks up with the competition?

The Great Browser Race

First up, Mozilla. The guys behind the Firefox franchise lashed back Wednesday, saying Chrome may be able to beat its current browser — but its upcoming 3.1 version will leave it in the dust. The next Firefox, now under development with a targeted 2008 release, switches to a new JavaScript engine called TraceMonkey. Its creators say outperforming Chrome’s heavily hyped V8 JavaScript platform won’t be a problem.

The company’s own speed tests, conducted with the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark system, show Firefox 3.1 coming in a full 28 percent faster than Chrome on a Windows XP machine and 16 percent faster on a Vista computer. Percentages aside, the actual time difference amounts to about 500 milliseconds, give or take, in each scenario.

Independent Tests

All right, so how about some independent testing? As Mozilla admits, almost all matchups between Chrome and IE or Chrome and Firefox 3.0.1 show Chrome sweeping the competition. When it comes to Firefox 3.1, though, things do get less clear cut.

Lifehacker measured Firefox 3.1 against Chrome and Internet Explorer 8 using three separate scales: initial startup time, JavaScript/CSS usage, and memory usage. For startup, Chrome was the winner over both its competitors. Chrome and Firefox tied on this JavaScript race, and Firefox won when it came to memory. So all put together, it’s basically a draw between the two underdogs when it comes to speed with their next-generation releases, and Mozilla may be able to edge a lead. (Sorry, IE.)

Finding the Winner

In the end, this race could become anyone’s game. Given that Chrome is only in its first beta and Firefox 3.1 is early in its development, either browser could easily end up stealing the show.

As for awareness, while Mozilla’s CEO went on the record as saying he wasn’t worried about Chrome, clearly, the company is doing careful comparisons. Mozilla’s chief technology officer, Brendan Eich, said his team is “very much in the game and moving fast,” and that “reports of [its] death are greatly exaggerated.” Eich also suggested, albeit jokingly, that they should rename TraceMonkey to “V10″ — an obvious light-hearted jab at Google.

One thing’s for sure: The race isn’t over. Count on seeing more comparisons and claims as each product advances over the coming months. Ultimately, though, we’re talking differences of half a second between the two, so there’s no need to fret over the fractions. Find the browser you like best and stick with it. If that browser happens to be IE, however, be aware that you’re surfing 42 times slower than you could be with one of the other alternatives.