most useful tools and websites for mobile broadband users
1.Opera Mini
Most mobile phones come with a web browser of some kind, but you may want to ditch it and download this excellent free alternative instead.
2.Google
Whether you are using a notebook PC or mobile phone, Google is still the best way to find your way around the web.And with Google Maps in your pocket, you’ll never get lost again. Read more
New Epson Stylus TX101- Entry level MFD for masses
Epson launched the Epson Stylus TX 101 claiming claims to combine high quality printing with cost efficient benefits — perfect for entry-level users like students and first-time buyers, as well as those who want a good value upgrade.
The Epson Stylus TX1O1 is sleek and a multi function printer that allows users to manage their desktop space by combining many functions into a single device. From printing documents to scanning to copying to producing lab quality photo prints, the new Epson Stylus TX1O1 multifunction unit provides the versatility, convenience and quality. Read more
How to read RSS feeds
RSS is the acronym for for Really Simple Syndication. There are a number of ways to use RSS feeds. We show you the most comfortable ones.
In Internet Explorer or Firefox You can insert RSS feeds like normal links to your Favorites list. If the website concerned has an RSS Feed, the browser displays it as an orange-colored logo. You can click on the logo to subscribe to the feed.
On a personalized homepage With iGoogle, Netvibes, Pageflakes, Read more
Asus P320 - Looks good, performs great
The P320 from Asus looks like a slightly scaled-down version of the HTC Touch. But it offers a more premium version than HTC Touch. Measuring just 13.4mm at 105 grams, the P320 is the smallest Windows Mobile powered device that we have come across.The phone is available in two colors, jet-black and pearl-white. Read more
Computer mouse heading for extinction
The computer mouse is set to die out in the next five years and will be taken over by touch screens and facial recognition. Read more
Add an image to a contact in Gmail
Looking at hundreds of e-mail addresses in your contact list can be boring. Wouldn’t it be much better to see pictures of your contacts instead?
Wish to send mails to your contacts. Once you’ve assigned a picture to a contact, you can see it whenever you position your mouse over an e-mail address or name.
To add an image to a contact in www.Gmail.com, just follow these simple steps:
Click on the ‘Contacts link’ that appears on the left pane of your Gmail account.
Click on the contact’s name to which you want to add an image.
You are then brought to the contact’s profile where an image selected by the contact already appears alongside the contact’s name. Click on ‘Edit’ to edit the contact information and make changes.
Move your mouse on the picture shown on the right side, then click on the ‘Change Picture’ link.
Select ‘My computer’ from the window that comes up next.
Click on the ‘Browse’ button to select an image of your choice.
Click on the ‘Upload picture’ button.
To crop the image, highlight the required frame and click on the ‘Apply Changes’ button. Click on the ‘Save’ button.
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Free audio Player: Foobar2000
A basic and free audio player for Windows platform, Foobar2000 features a standard user interface and plays high quality audio. This player supports a wide range of audio formats and is best suited for multitasking. Foobar2000 needs just 4.25 MB of disk space, 8.5 MB of 
, and has a startup time of 1.5 seconds. However, its basic user interface is not impressive. You cannot apply skins to it, it doesn’t have video support, and the volume controls are hidden deep in the preferences menu. If you need these features, opt for Winamp.
