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LG’s 3D ready Optimus Pad

LG Optimus 3D's OMAP 4 benchmarked, pulls ahead of Exynos and Tegra 2.

HTC unveils it's first tablet the 7 Flyer with Android 2.4.

Nvidia announces Quad-Core "Kal-El" chipset.

Is Apple finally releasing an iPhone Nano?

Motorola Droid X 2 leaks.

Nokia shareholders and unions fight back against Microkia. : )

Vodafone announces Webbox, gives internet access to the developing world.

Is IE9 a modern browser? According to Mozilla's Paul Rouget it's not. Read more in his blog.

Mozilla plugin check page check and inform whether all the browser plugins are up-to-date.    

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The DreamPlug packs a 1.2GHz Marvell Sheeva CPU, 512MB RAM (and 2MB storage, upgradeable through a microSD slot). You also get a pair of Gigabit Ethernet ports, two USB-ports, an eSATA port, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR and even Wi-Fi (b and g), 48K/44.1 KHz audio (in and out), a 16-bit DAC, a headphone jack and an S/PDIF optical port. And all this for $150.

Battlefield 3 will be out in fall 2011 for Xbox 360, PS3, PC. And according to BF 3 Limited Edition leaked details it's premium edition to include Back to Karkand expansion (according to prematurely posted ad), content bundles updated weapons, vehicles, and maps from Battlefield 2.

Apple has patented a technique to detect whether a consumer has abused its devices, including methods to shut down the device in question and electronically report it to Apple service technicians. :D

Critics says Nokia shouldn't give up and switch to Windows phone 7. And here's E7.



Sony Ericsson teases gaming phone during Superbowl.



Google says no Honeycomb for smartphones. Android smartphone users should not expect Google to shoehorn Honeycomb into devices smaller than tablets.

Toshiba's first glasses-free TVs selling slowly in Japan.

Motorola Xoom available at best-buy for $800.

Finally HTC Thunderbolt is available for pre-order.

Foobar, from booooring to super exortic slim player

I'm die hard Foobar fan since the death of classic Winamp. I hate new Winamp media player, coz it's simply too much for just to listen music. (I've lot of other software to every other task, so no need a all-in-one player.) But one thing I missed during the conversion is the slick Winamp Bento skin. Saying it simple, default Foobar skin is simply boooooring. (Awful can be the correct word.)

Thanks to ColumnUI (a free plugin for Foobar) I was able to make it little pretty-to-look interface just enough to organize and play music.

But I found a good selection of plugins + some Java script (thank goes out to Br3tt, u rock buddy!!!) which turns simple Fb to a sleek looking amazingly beautiful player.

You can find the all the resources from deviantART link. This is good for first time skinners coz it contains a step by step guide too. If you Google you can find lot more in deviantART and lot of other places. Gonna try some more and will post my favorites here, later.