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D-Link International, one of the world’s biggest suppliers of network products, has unveiled the newest member of their voice-over Internet protocol (VoIP) range – the D-Link SIP Wi-Fi Phone (DPH-541). It combines the freedom of wireless connectively and the cost saving of VoIP. The DPH-541’s SIP protocol support ensures compatibility with different VoIP services, while features such as ‘echo cancellation’, ‘packet delay compensation’ and ‘lost […]

If you’re using Gmail, also known as Google mail, a free Webmail and POP3 e-mail service provided by Google, you may be familiar with this url: http://www.gmail.com/. However, the URL or link location is just one of the many ways or methods where you can access your Gmail inbox or account mailbox. Due to enhancement of features, naming issues and cross platform Gmail availability, there […]

Gmail is getting better and better, if not yet considered to be the best free webmail service in the world. One of the latest addition to Gmail’s long list of features is Mail Fetcher. The Gmail Mail Fetcher is a functionality that allows Gmail users to retrieve, fetch or download mail from other remote non-Gmail POP3 email accounts and mailboxes, so that Gmail users can […]

Other than Google, Yahoo, Ask.com and Nielsen//NetRatings has also also published their respective list of top or most popular online search keywords or search terms in 2006. As expected, the usual suspects easily made their round to the top of searching tables – Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, Shakira, Jessica Simpson and MySpace. Yahoo! list is top with celebrities while Ask.com list is more generic. As […]

MSN Messenger has been renamed as Windows Live Messenger, so do tools, utilities and tweak apps for WLM, which previously have been made for MSN Messenger. One of the popular MSN Messenger add-on is MultiMSN, which has been renamed MultiLive. Unless A-Patch or other programs, MultiLive or MultiMSN focuses on providing WLM users with polygamy and ads remover ability.

It’s hard to imagine that an relatively tame earthquake in term of casualty in Taiwan can cause major disruption to Internet and telecommunications services in countries around Asia Pacific. The main quake, at magnitude 6.7 for Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau measurement and at magnitude 7.1 if measured by the US Geological Survey, struck off Taiwan’s southern coast at 8:26 PM local time on Tuesday, killing […]

The Times reported that Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales is going launch a search engine named Wikiasari to rival Google with funding and investment from Amazon.com and other Silicon Valley financiers. The name of Wikiasari is taken from wiki, Hawaiian word for “quick,” and asari, Japanese word for “rummaging search”. And the new search engine will be a commercial venture through Wales’ for-profit company Wikia Inc, […]

Blogger beta, which it used to be called, is now officially become only Blogger by releasing the new completely redesigned service out of beta with lots of new and highly anticipated features, replacing the existing yet old architecture and system of Blogger weblog publishing platform that in used since Google bought the Blogger.com from Pyra Labs in 2003, or since the service first started in […]

In the latest blog posting in Inside AdSense, Arlene Lee of Google AdSense Publisher Support has clarified the official stance and police of AdSense program towards the popular walking on the tightrope practice of putting images or graphics next to or immediately beside Google AdSense ads block. The updated policy stated that publishers cannot line up images and ads in a way that suggests a […]

Google is the most used search engine in the world, with millions if not tens or even hundreds of millions surfers using Google to search for information they wanted. But do you know what information that most Google users are searching for? That’s the search terms or search keywords that most users type into the the simple search box in the middle of Google homepage. […]