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This new monitor by Hyundai is perfect for 3D lovers. The Hyundai LCD W220S Monitor goes 3D when you put on some glasses. Take them off and it goes back to 2D. Troublesome yes but when you watch Terminator : Sarah Conner Chronicles on this baby, things becomes exciting.

Hyundai has unveiled a new 3D LCD monitor that utilizes TriDef Technology. The 22-inch W220S appears normal to the naked eye, but add a pair of the nerdy glasses and you get interlaced stereoscopic 3 dimensions. The screen features a a WSXGA+ resolution (1680×1050,) a brightness of 300cd/m², a contrast ratio of 1,000:1, a HDM/DVI-D interface, and 2 built-in 3W speakers. Available so far only in Japan, it carries a price of €590

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Check out the Worldwide Developer Conference 2008 Keynote Live Coverage live here. Let’s wait and see if Steve Jobs launches the new 3G iPhone. WOW

I don’t write for Bedzine anymore as of May 2008. Devoting my time to newer projects.

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Today Def Jam announced it has a mobile portal powered by netomat. IDJ Mobile can be accessed using the mobile phone’s Internet browser at http://idjmobile.com.

The Island Def Jam Music Group and netomat, Inc. a leading provider of mobile content and community solutions, today announced the launch of the new Island Def Jam Mobile WAP portal, IDJ Mobile.  Powered by netomat’s Mobility Platform, IDJ Mobile can be accessed using the mobile phone’s Internet browser at http://idjmobile.com.  The mobile portal will initially launch with the latest news, photos and tour information for groundbreaking artists such as Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Kanye West, Rihanna, Fall Out Boy and Rick Ross, and will continually be enhanced with new content from all Island Def Jam artists as well as with engaging, interactive community tools to keep fans connected to their favorite artists.

“Island Def Jam is a big believer in mobile.  Our partnership with netomat shows our commitment to giving our fans access to the latest content and the best fan community experience whenever they want, on the devices they carry everywhere they go,” said Christian Jorg, Senior Vice President of New Media and Commerce at Island Def Jam.

Stardock launches its 2008 version of Object Desktop, making it easier than ever to give Windows a whole new look and feel. The 2008 version sees a departure in how Stardock has traditionally offered the suite, splitting it into two different versions. Details about each version are below in the press release. This is definitely something PC enthusiasts and corporate branders will want to know about as they now have a couple different options to weigh for their customization needs.

Stardock Corporation, the world’s leading provider of desktop enhancement software, launched Object Desktop 2008 today. Object Desktop is a suite of utilities that enables users to completely personalize the Windows experience – change how Windows looks, feels, and functions to suit the user’s preference. The 2008 version of the suite is split into two tiers: Object Desktop 2008, and Object Desktop 2008 Ultimate. The standard version is set at $49.95, with the Ultimate edition tagged at $69.95. Existing Object Desktop owners will be upgraded to the Ultimate edition of the software for free.

Popular programs included in Object Desktop 2008 are WindowBlinds, IconPackager, DesktopX, Deskscapes, SoundPackager and a score of new exclusive skins, wallpapers, gadgets, sounds and more. The Ultimate version will add TweakVista, SkinStudio, IconDeveloper, and more than six new programs to the lineup. These programs are immensely popular on their own with over 15 million downloads on CNET’s Download.com alone. When combined together in Object Desktop, users can take complete control of their Windows environment.

“The 2008 edition of Object Desktop is by far our most polished and robust suite of utilities yet,” said Brad Wardell, president & CEO of Stardock Corporation. “We’ve altered the entire user interface of the suite, and changed how users can select or manage programs. This way, users can be confident they’ll get exactly what they want with their suite.”

Cross-site activity stream aggregator cum social bookmarking service FriendFeed has answered the loud calls of users and developers and today released the first version of its Application Programming Interface, or API. Good news as this may increase its popularity just like Facebook’s API.

We are very excited to announce the launch of the FriendFeed API, which enables developers to interact with the FriendFeed site programmatically. It’s designed to make it possible for anyone to improve FriendFeed or integrate FriendFeed into other applications.

Today, WorldMate, the leading provider of mobile travel services for business people on the go, announced several upgrades to WorldMate Live. Enhanced to offer more flexibility to its Mac customers, the WorldMate Live Web site is now optimized for the Apple Safari browser, allowing users full access to travel planning and itinerary sharing. Other new features include greater compatibility with several Web-based email platforms enabling road warriors to manage their itineraries by forwarding booking confirmations directly from their email service of choice.

WorldMate, Inc., the leading provider of mobile travel services for business people on-the-go, announced today several upgrades to WorldMate Live. The www.worldmatelive.com site has been optimized for the Apple(r) SafariTM browser so that Mac(r) users have full access to online travel planning and itinerary sharing. In addition, WorldMate Live can now read travel confirmation emails received in Lotus Notes, Yahoo! Mail and Windows Live Mail, among others. This makes it possible for road warriors at businesses of any size to manage their complete itineraries by forwarding the booking confirmations directly from their email service of choice.

All PC and Mac WorldMate Live members can forward booking confirmations from over one hundred sources to export@worldmatelive.com, creating a complete itinerary without hand-entering the tedious details. Once the emails are forwarded, the system automatically builds the comprehensive itinerary and then “pushes” it to the member’s BlackBerry device and WorldMate Live Web account Travel agents can also send booking confirmation emails direct to WorldMate Live, making the process completely hands-free for their clients.

I’ve been hosting my own domains for quite some time now at Hostgator. I have never tried bluehost but it seems that Jim Karter does not like them. He tried to add some domains into his account and he was asked for the EPP code. It looks pretty weird to me too……Have you ever had this problem at bluehost ?

Just after registration, when I tried to add my domains as “addon domains” to the account, bluehost started asking for EPP code for the domain. Now, what the hack? Why the hell in this world a hosting provider need the EPP for my domain? EPP is sort of an authorization code which is required to transfer domain from one domain registrar to other domain registrar. Getting EPP for each of my domain is a pain in the ass as all those domains are registered with various different registrar. It is so time consuming to get each of them. And I am not sure why bluehost even need them.

VITshow is an online service that rewards their members who share videos, images and topics with each other. Members can link together by adding other’s contents to their favorite list or become subscribers of other member’s content. VITshow members can view each other’s public profiles and the approved content, post comments on profiles or content, discuss issues on Forums. VITShow members will benefit from sharing videos, images and topics on VITshow.

You will be paid according to the popularity of your shared content and more importantly, you will get extra benefits by displaying your own google adsense or other commercial advertisements on some ad spots allocated by VITShow. They also have a referral program. You can refer others to register at VITShow and you will get 10% of the referred user’s earnings forever.

You get paid via Paypal or E-gold and they allow you to add your own Google Adsense Code to your pages for more handsome earnings.

Duncan Riley was my ex boss when he started The Gadget Blog (TGB) way back in 2005. I was his first blogger for that site and I’ve been with TGB ever since. He has sold his stake in TGB to the b5media guys and he continues to brew controversial comments over his FriendFeed post. Louis Gray then hit back at Duncan and this is brewing a big bitchmeme everywhere. This kinda reminds me the time that 9rules guy ( Paul Scrivens ) took a swipe at me and the b5media guys supported me….Hmm….time flies.

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