
As with the many other Braille-enabled devices we've seen, the B-Touch is sadly just a concept, but you have to wonder how far off this kind of technology really is.
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This blog used to be for daily common problems occur when using your laptop, or your PC. Now, it's gonna be about miscellaneous fun stuff around the globe.
Looks like the E71 is about to be upstaged as Nokia's premier business-class smartphone -- someone in Espoo's just hit the corporate YouTube account with this promo video for an E72. Upgrades include a five megapixel camera, a relocated headphone jack, and what looks to be an optical mouse instead of a D-pad -- a welcome upgrade for click-happy S60. That's all we know for now, but we're digging for more -- check the video after the break.
المخرج وليد العوضي الحائز على عدة جوائز عالمية وشركة سي سكاي بكتشرز يقدمان...المسلسل التلفزيوني توره بوره قصة محطمة للقلب تدور حول أب وزوجته وهما في رحلة بحث عن إبنهما في جبال أفغانستان وسوف يعرض في رمضان
From Award winning filmmaker Walid Al Awadi C Sky Pictures Presents...Tora Bora The Television SeriesA heart breaking story of a father and his wife looking for their son in the mountains of Afghanistan
*But one thing for sure is way better than Zain's offer is the 13 kd for 10 GB's of usage beats Zain's 14kd 1 GB of Usage!
Sources: Kuwait Unity - Blushberry - zDistrict
Slip your spare hard drives into this USB dock and it mounts as an available volume on your Windows, Mac OS, or Linux computer via either a USB or an eSATA connector. Hot-swap with a new drive by pressing the center button on the base and jamming in a new drive.
Making the dock even more awesome - it can connect equally well with big 3.5" desktop SATA hard drives and 2.5" laptop hard-drives. Choose between our dual-dock that can hold two drives, or the single-dock unit that holds a single drive.
Features:
-Connects to one or two 2.5" or 3.5" internal SATA hard drives
-USB or eSATA connectivity
-Plug and Play
-Transfer rates up to 480Mbps with USB 2.0
-Transfer rates up to 3Gb/s with eSATA
from ThinkGeek