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Hi I am Vikas SN. I am an Associate Consultant at Capgemini, Tech Blogger at Techie Blues, Big Time Hindi Movie Buff and Hindi Music Addict.Following
After 5 long years since its launch, Gmail has finally come out of Beta and it is about time as well. With a lot of amazing features and recently launched Google Labs applications,…
When it comes to multimedia players, no other player comes even near to the performance of the VLC player. It is one the best multimedia players around and also one of the most…
After the superhit album “Jab We Met”, I was eagerly awaiting the music of ”Love Aaj Kal”. And Does it live upto my expections ? Hmmm, Ya Completely. According to me, Imitiaz and Gang have pulled…
Mozilla has finally released Firefox 3.5. Firefox 3.5 comes with a lot of changes and improvements. Many new features like Private browsing, Location aware Browsing are being…
Mozilla has finally released Firefox 3.5. Firefox 3.5 comes with a lot of changes and improvements. Many new features like Private browsing, Location aware Browsing are being…
If you have read my blog recently, you might have read that I had been to the Nokia’s Blogger’s meet recently. Well, it was organized by Nokia India to familiarize us with the thought process…
“The new iPhone Dashboard has more links than you might think.” (via toldorknown)
Now testing: Endless Dashboard scrolling
You can enable the option on your Preferences page.
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A Bolivian TV station was duped into airing screencaps showing a plane crash from Lost thinking that it was the crash of Air France Flight 447 somehow photographed in widescreen from inside the plane.
In their rush to air exclusive photos of Flight 447’s destruction, no one in this newsroom stopped to ask the logical questions, such as: 1) How did the camera survive? and 2) Why are the photos in wide-screen format?
The answers, of course, are: 1) Because the footage is from Lost. And, 2) because the footage is from Lost.
