Monthly Archives: February 2009

Google Street View Lawsuit is Dismissed

The ruling was issued Wednesday in Pennsylvania district court, and it states that Google’s Street View mapping service is not an invasion of privacy. The judge also denied a request for an injunction to stop Google from publishing Street View images. The suit was filed last year by Christine and Aaron Boring, who became offended…

Nintendo DSi Coming to the US

Nintendo will be bringing its newest handheld to the United States, the DSi, on April 5th, after a successful launch in Japan back in November. What’s new about it? A slightly larger screen, slimmer profile, and two cameras to take snapshots. Special effects can be added to photos, and the pictures can be sent wirelessly…

Great thing about PSP

My sister got her PSP a year ago. It is very nice gadget for me, although it is expensive for a student like me. Her PSP is a slim one. PSP is short for Play Station Portable. With its name it is potable, you can bring it wherever you may go, but be sure that…

Naruto on PSP

My favorite cartoon hero is Naruto. When I saw that my sister has this game on her PSP I played it every time I am not busy. My favorite characters are Naruto, Sakura and Saske. They are called the kakashi team. There are some hidden players which you can see in silhouette form but you…

KPEX100

One of my gadgets is my Kingston KPEX100. It is an Mp4 with FM transmitter, you can listen fresh music on air straight from your MP4. It also store picture in Jpeg format. It is a 1 giga byte internal memory and can also be expand by inserting a Mini SD memory card in its…

Twitter Con Artists

I saw this over on PragueBob’s WebX.Oh! Perry Belcher‘s bio on Twitter reads “Perry Belcher – Seriously Bad Ass Marketer & Neurological Copywriter With a Gift From God.” In reality, he is a confessed felon with a ten year suspended sentence, an Internet con artist who the courts have forced to pay $1 million in…

Facebook Takes It Back

From Facebook backs down, reverses on user information policy – CNN.com Under fire from tens of thousands of users, the social networking site Facebook said early Wednesday it is reverting to its old policy on user information — for now. The site posted a brief message on users’ home pages that said it was returning…