What’s cooler than spy gadgets? Nothing I tell you. I love spy stuff. In my gadget travels, I have found a good spy gadget blog. It’s called Spy Review.

If you’re into spy gadgets, I’d definitely take a spin over there. And for you hardcore techies, there’s a section that talks about how to make your own spy gadgets. Now, that’s cool stuff.

If you’re on the fence about Apple’s iPhone, the BlackBerry Curve might make for a good replacement. Compared to the Pearl, the Curve has larger screen—320×240 pixels. And it has a full keyboard, which is very nice.

The BlackBerry Curve (model 8300) has a 2 megapixel digital camera, which is okay, but it’s not “WOW” by any means. Basically, it matches the iPhone’s camera.

The phone feature I like is the ability to upload those shots to Flickr and Yahoo. It makes click and share so easy.

If you’re looking to get Skype on your Apple iPhone, you’re one step closer.

There’s a workaround that was published by TMC Labs Chief Technical Officer, Tom Keating in his blog.

You’ll need a broadband-connected PC, some programs, an iPhone and some tech know-how. If you’re a tech weenie, it might be best to either find someone with some tech prowess or sit this one out.

Microsoft has unveiled its new computing concept. Being able to use a computer on surfaces. Microsoft is dashing the boring old idea of a computer being stuck on a desk. Instead it envisions a future when ordinary surfaces such as tables, mirrors, and other surface will be computers.

Microsoft Surface is quite an amazing concept. It all began with the idea of an interactive table back in 2001 - the idea of mixing the physical world with the virtual one. What’s amazing is that it requires no keyboard or mouse.

Apple and EMI Music have agreed to place all of EMI Music’s digital songs on iTunes completely DRM free. DRM stands for Digital Rights Management and it bascally is technology that prevents people to make duplicate copies of songs and in this digital society doing so is so simple. The subject of using DRM is […]

Microsoft has unveiled their new mobile browser know as DeepFish. DeepFish’s goal is to bring surfing on a mobile phone close to surfing the Net on a PC. Now we know that Apple’s iPhone will have this function. It uses the Safari web browser native to Macs.

If you have ever connected to the Internet and tried visiting sites you know how ugly it can be. You mostly see text links, with no pictures at all. For that reason, most people will only surf the Net to access important information.

Not only that but to include all the images and frills and load them on a cell phone takes way too much time.

One billion dollars. A lot of money. That’s what Viacom is suing Youtube for copyright infringement. It is widely know that copyrighted materials of famous TV shows or even music videos do appear readily on YouTube. The problem doesn’t lie only with YouTube but also with the plethora of other video sharing sites out there.

I […]

Microsoft has announced that the JPEG’s image format days are over. Ushered in is a new file format fit for gadgets and devices that feature HD everything. Microsoft’s new file format, HD Photo, has a higher quality, and is preserved longer than the JPEG.
The HD Photo also can compress itself 200% better than the JPEG […]

If you have bought a Lenovo notebook you might want to read this. Today, Lenovo announced the recall of about 205 000 notebook batteries. The batteries were extended life 9-cell battery packs. Interestingly, the safety concern springs because the batteries tend to overheat after they experience a strong external impact (eg. falling).
The overheated batteries can […]

Well, Google is definitely pumping it’s web muscles in the face of Microsoft. Yesterday, Google announced Google Appls Premier Edition which hosted business applications that includes phone support, additional storage space, and a now set of administration and business integration capabilities.
Google Apps combines applications like Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Talk, all in one suite. […]

Well the Apple and Cisco trademark fiasco is all over. Late yesterday the two sides finally came to an agreement over the “iPhone” trademark dispute. Cisco owned the iPhone trademark before Apple released its iPhone. Apple was in talks with Cisco, but even though no agreement was reached they went ahead and released the iPhone […]

Shortly after releasing it’s great Gmail service into the wild for any and all to register it seems that Google found the domain Gmail.pl taken. The polish domain name was taken by a group of Polish Poets. GMAIL stands for Grupa MÅ‚odych Artystów i Literatów (GMAiL) or Group of Young Artists and Writers.

Google has decided to seek action through Poland’s IT and telecommunications tribunal and have gmail.pl because the name is very close to gmail.com (the very famous email service). The owners of gmail.pl are not trying to make money of any potential sale of the name. They want to keep it.

How would you feel if you found out your little website made the Cool Site of The Day on coolsiteoftheday.com and you didn’t even know it till days later? Yup, you’d probably feel like an idiot.

I feel like a complete idiot. After working hard this past week in college and working on a second project (must keep lips sealed. I will tell you when I complete it). I was checking my inbox today which was filled with so much spam.

So I’m deleting my spam and come across this e-mail from Greg Smith with the subject line: Gazotto is Cool Site of the Day! Horray, but then I realize this is dated on February 12 and the site was cool site on the day on the 15th.

Gmail is finally open to everybody and anybody. Google made the move after lifing invitations, and invitations via mobile phone. It’s good to see this because Google’s Gmail is a great service. It provides over 2 GB of storage space, treats e-mails like conversations for easy storage and easily allows you to tag mail.
So good […]

Asus has released the newest in the Asus-Lamborghini VX2 notebook computer. We reviewed the VX1 earlier. The VX2 notebook computer was on display at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
It runs on Windows Vista Ultimate Edition and comes with a 512MB NVIDIA GeForce Go7700 graphics card. A 15.4-inch display provides beautiful crisp images. […]