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On its own, fresh out of the box, Firefox is an awesome browser delivering a fast and safe web experience. Yet what makes Firefox stand out is its support for a huge number of extensions that let you spruce up your surfing. If you don’t know the best extensions to start with, be sure you check out this list.
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While SAMSUNG is not the first major manufacturer to ship 32-gigabit (and gigabyte) chips, it definitely is the biggest… which means more space for your iPod is coming sooner than you probably anticipated.
Moreover, SAMSUNG has the rights to claim the title of being the first to manufacture 30-nm class chips (this bit of information is juicy for geeks like me, but normally just-the-ordinary-blah to other consumers).
So bottomline: since SAMSUNG makes more NAND chips than any other company, you can really expect to see one soon enough. With more and more double-slotted products (like the iPod Touch) out on the market, 64-GB flash-based portable players may just become the thing of today.
Sphere: Related ContentOut of all my online hobbies, watching full movies is on my A-list. And here’s the thing: everyone can do too, but not everyone know how. So in today’s post I’m gonna present the two websites I use, and how to use them.
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[For Windows only] Phone Remote Control is a shareware application from Blueshareware.com that lets you use your phone as your PC’s interactive remote control. All it needs is a Bluetooth-enabled phone and PC, and you’re ready to go.
Some features that I personally like:
However, there are some drawbacks — since it’s a shareware app, you’ll need to get the full version if you don’t want it nagging you after every few clicks, and some actions cause your PC and phone to freeze, especially if you’re on a low-speed Bluetooth connection. But overall, I’d give it 4 out of 5 stars.
Bluetooth Remote Control [Blueshareware.com]
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