Sony Ericsson 8.1MP C905

The C905 is Sony Ericsson's first Cyber-shot slider and its most advanced camera phone yet. With an 8.1 megapixel camera and real camera flash amongst its cutting-edge capabilities, it offers easy photo-taking in a phone that derives its looks from a digital camera and offers the picture quality to match.

"The C905 and Cyber-shot S302 Snapshot ™ have been developed to make us all better photographers! That means making it easier to take great shots and never missing that magic moment. "Sven said Totten, Head of Imaging Marketing at Sony Ericsson. "Although both have photography at their core, the phones are very distinct; 8.1megapixel the C905 is a viable alternative to a digital camera and the S302 is perfect for those who do not want to miss a moment and like to send or Bluetooth ™ their photos to their friends. "

The new Cyber-shot ™ C905
Take Your Best Shot

* Complete digital camera experience on a phone - true digital camera styling and an 8.1 megapixel camera with flash Xenon
* Outstanding picture quality - complete with face detection auto-focus, smart contrast and image stabilizer
* From baby's first steps to an amazing sunset; store them all on the 2GB Memory Stick Micro ™ (M2 ®) included
* The USB adaptor (CCR-70) provided in-box allows for easy transfer of your photos to-and-from your PC.
* View high-quality pictures on the phones impressive 2.4 "scratch-resistant mineral glass display
* Share your memories - send your photos wirelessly from your phone to your TV via Wi-Fi ™ (using DLNA), or connect with wires using the TV-Out Cable ITC-60, also announced today
* Upload photos to your own blogsite online or print your photos with fantastic resolution up to A3 size
* Much more than a camera phone - GPS-enabled for geo-tagging of photos and navigation support.

The C905 Cyber-shot ™ will be available in three colours (Black Night, Ice Silver and Copper Gold) in selected markets from Q4 2008. It will support the following networks:

* C905 GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS / HSDPA 2100.
* C905a GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS / HSDPA 850/1900/2100
* C905c GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900.

8.1 megapixel camera
Xenon Flash
Auto Focus Face Detection
Smart contrast
Image stabilizer
Red-Eye Reduction
BestPic ™
Digital zoom - up to 16x
Photo Fix
Photo Flash
Photo light
Video light
Video Recording
Video stabilizer
Picture & Video blogging
Geo-tagging
Photo feeds
PictBridge printing
™ Bluetooth stereo (A2DP)
Media Player
Music tones (MP3/AAC)
PlayNow ™
Track ™
3D Games
FM radio
Java
Video streaming
Video viewing
Access NetFront ™ Web browser
WAP 1.2.1
WAP 2.0 XHTML
Web feeds
Video Calling
Speaker Phone
Polyphonic ringtones
Vibrating Alert
Email
Exchange ActiveSync ®
Instant Messaging
Picture messaging (MMS)
Predictive text input
Sound Recorder
Text Messaging (SMS)
Auto rotate
Navigation Key
Picture wallpaper
Wallpaper animation
GPS and AGPS
Bluetooth ™ Technology
Modem
Synchronization
USB mass storage
USB Support
Wi-Fi ™
DLNA ™

New Search Engine--Ex-Google Engineers Debut 'Cuil' way to search...

Anna Patterson's last Internet search engine was so impressive that industry leader Google Inc. bought the technology in 2004 to upgrade its own system.

She believes her latest invention is even more valuable -- only this time it's not for sale.

Patterson instead intends to upstage Google, which she quit in 2006 to develop a more comprehensive and efficient way to scour the Internet.

The end result is Cuil, pronounced "cool." Backed by $33 million in venture capital, the search engine plans to begin processing requests for the first time Monday.

Cuil had kept a low profile while Patterson, her husband, Tom Costello, and two other former Google engineers -- Russell Power and Louis Monier -- searched for better ways to search.

Now, it's boasting time.

For starters, Cuil's search index spans 120 billion Web pages.

Patterson believes that's at least three times the size of Google's index, although there is no way to know for certain. Google stopped publicly quantifying its index's breadth nearly three years ago when the catalog spanned 8.2 billion Web pages.

Cuil won't divulge the formula it has developed to cover a wider swath of the Web with far fewer computers than Google. And Google isn't ceding the point: Spokeswoman Katie Watson said her company still believes its index is the largest.

After getting inquiries about Cuil, Google asserted on its blog Friday that it regularly scans through 1 trillion unique Web links. But Google said it doesn't index them all because they either point to similar content or would diminish the quality of its search results in some other way. The posting didn't quantify the size of Google's index.

A search index's scope is important because information, pictures and content can't be found unless they're stored in a database. But Cuil believes it will outshine Google in several other ways, including its method for identifying and displaying pertinent results.

Rather than trying to mimic Google's method of ranking the quantity and quality of links to Web sites, Patterson says Cuil's technology drills into the actual content of a page. And Cuil's results will be presented in a more magazine-like format instead of just a vertical stack of Web links. Cuil's results are displayed with more photos spread horizontally across the page and include sidebars that can be clicked on to learn more about topics related to the original search request.

Finally, Cuil is hoping to attract traffic by promising not to retain information about its users' search histories or surfing patterns -- something that Google does, much to the consternation of privacy watchdogs.

Cuil is just the latest in a long line of Google challengers.

The list includes swaggering startups like Teoma (whose technology became the backbone of Ask.com), Vivisimo, Snap, Mahalo and, most recently, Powerset, which was acquired by Microsoft Corp. this month.

Even after investing hundreds of millions of dollars on search, both Microsoft and Yahoo Inc. have been losing ground to Google. Through May, Google held a 62 percent share of the U.S. search market followed by Yahoo at 21 percent and Microsoft at 8.5 percent, according to comScore Inc.

Google has become so synonymous with Internet search that it may no longer matter how good Cuil or any other challenger is, said Gartner Inc. analyst Allen Weiner.


"Search has become as much about branding as anything else," Weiner said. "I doubt (Cuil) will be keeping anyone at Google awake at night."

Google welcomed Cuil to the fray with its usual mantra about its rivals. "Having great competitors is a huge benefit to us and everyone in the search space," Watson said. "It makes us all work harder, and at the end of the day our users benefit from that."

But this will be the first time that Google has battled a general-purpose search engine created by its own alumni. It probably won't be the last time, given that Google now has nearly 20,000 employees.

Patterson joined Google in 2004 after she built and sold Recall, a search index that probed old Web sites for the Internet Archive. She and Power worked on the same team at Google.

Although he also worked for Google for a short time, Monier is best known as the former chief technology officer of AltaVista, which was considered the best search engine before Google came along in 1998. Monier also helped build the search engine on eBay's online auction site.

The trio of former Googlers are teaming up with Patterson's husband, Costello, who built a once-promising search engine called Xift in the late 1990s. He later joined IBM Corp., where he worked on an "analytic engine" called WebFountain.

Costello's Irish heritage inspired Cuil's odd name. It was derived from a character named Finn McCuill in Celtic folklore.

Patterson enjoyed her time at Google, but became disenchanted with the company's approach to search. "Google has looked pretty much the same for 10 years now," she said, "and I can guarantee it will look the same a year from now."

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iPhone Unlock

SAO PAULO (AFP) - A Brazilian company is claiming to be the first to have found a way to unlock Apple's new iPhone 3G, getting around restrictions that require users to sign up for calling plans with exclusive carriers, reports said Tuesday. The website of Brazilian newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo and various online sites including Digg.com and Gizmodo.com said the firm, DesbloqueioBr, hacked the phone by altering its firmware and by adding a special card add-on to the SIM chip.

The results allow iPhone users to connect to any carrier, not just the one that has an exclusive arrangement with Apple in each country where the phones are sold.

In Brazil, where the slick handsets have already become a must-have item for the wealthy, the iPhone is not yet officially available.

Brazilian purchasers have to go abroad or order by the Internet to get one of the gadgets, more than one million of which have been sold since going on sale in 21 countries last Friday.

The Brazilian hack doesn't come cheap, however.



DesbloqueioBr plans to charge between 250 and 375 dollars to unlock an iPhone, which itself costs around 200 dollars in its basic eight-gigabyte version -- but only with the subsidy offered by signing on to the exclusive carrier.

There are some problems with the Brazilian fix.

One of the company's partners, Breno MacMasi, admitted that the quality of the connection for the phone can vary, Folha Online reported.

Apple can also wipe out the hack with a software update.

But MacMasi predicted that there would always be ways to circumvent the locks.

"Apple has made some big mistakes, so it's certain that we will be able to come up with another hack. It's going to be a game of cat-and-mouse," he said.



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Windows 7 Codenamed Vienna

Microsoft expects Vienna to be completed by 2010, the most talked about feature of this future OS is MinWin - a minimalistic variation of the Windows 7 kernel. On October 13, 2007, Eric Traut gave a presentation in which he demonstrated MinWin, running a basic HTTP server. The demo system presented was an OS image made up of 100 files and made up a total of 25 MB on disk and a working set of 40 MB. It lacked a graphical UI and was interfaced using a text console UI.

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The Ruyan Vegas E-cigar

The Ruy Vegas is a revolutionary new product to the world of electronic substitutes for smoking / alternatives to cigarettes. In five and a half inches in length with the perimeter of the volume of nearly 50 per group, and looks forward to Ruy Vegas feels like traditional premium cigars. and - Ruy Vegas cigarit 's available. Ruyan Vegas is that the characteristics of the product available snacks steam 1800 - equivalent to the amount of steam measured mouthfuls of smoke into a full carton of cigarettes. You will find that while there will continue if carton of cigarettes and is used to replace the traditional activity of smoking. Otherwise, customers use Ruyan Vegas in places that can not or do not smoke, the report Ruy Vegas that lasts three to four weeks that comforting. Las Vegas Ruy comes fully loaded with 16 mg of nicotine cartridges in advance. Just click the end of a cigarette that goes in the mouth, a spokesman for the closure of the small difference between the spokesman for the corps Ruy Vegas and is ready to return.



Also, stores easily and can be perverted, even advocate, in a pocket or bag. within easy reach. Las Vegas Ruy generally offered at a price much lower than the cost of a traditional carton of cigarettes, yet can be compared with the carton of cigarettes when considering the 1800 and offered snacks to steam - roughly the same amount of "puffs" , For groups of 10 cigarettes for smokers traditional media. such as electronic commerce Ruyan cigarettes, Ruy Vegas does not produce smoke other hand, can be used when individuals can not smoke by law, regulation or common courtesy.