Sunday, March 23, 2008
Geekiest Tatoo ever...
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Keep XP Alive, Burn Vista Live
Windows Vista was supposed to be a shot in the arm for Microsoft, which had gone five years without a new desktop operating system. It hasn't worked out that way. Instead, Vista sales have been slower than XP's (when adjusted for market size) and there's been a distinct lack of passion for the new OS.
Corn Flake sold for $1350
Enthralling Trivia-9
Friday, March 21, 2008
Coolest Cubicle from LifeHacker
I was having a look at the coolest cubicle contest from a long time and the result is out today. The pic of a cubicle in the form of a military post has won the $500 amazon gift card from LifeHacker website. This was a contest held by lifehacker from the past one year and the results are out today.
Mark MacAskill, said when he submitted his cubicle, "The war on terror is second only to the war on boredom. And my cube was definitely boring before I transformed it into a weapon of mass destruction". He is now richer by $500. Congrats buddy for your victory over terror err boredom...
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Aamir gone bald for Ghajini...

Aamir at last went bald for his forthcoming venture "Ghajini" which is a remake of a bilingual south film with the same name. This was the pic captured when he attended the premiere of the film "Race". Accompanying him was his sweetheart Kiran Rao. But I have a question for you folks, who designed their costumes for this premiere show. Aamir is in the outfit of a waiter from a suburban restaurant and Miss Kiran, looks as if she came running from a beauty parlour, with her makeup half done and her outfit is definitely a salon cloth.
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Digsby goes Public Beta

Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Quantum of Solace
Quantum of Solace, the next James Bond film, is to be released on 31 October - its producers have announced. The main film shoot, with Marc Forster directing, began at Pinewood Studios, Buckinghamshire, in January. The title of the film, which follows on from 2006's Casino Royale, is taken from a short story published by Bond creator Ian Fleming in 1960.
The Filming of the 22nd film in the series, and Daniel Craig's second outing as 007, has already taken place in Panama and the United States.
In January, Craig said the title Quantum of Solace made reference to how Bond's heart was broken at the end of Casino Royale. At the end of the last movie, Bond has the love of his life taken away from him and he never got that quantum of solace. Craig said the new film would follow 007 as he goes out "to find the guy who's responsible" for her death.
Souce:: CNN
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Windows Vista SP1 released...
As of now there is not much information about what are the new improvements to the operating system or are there any significant fixes or bug removals, blah blah blah. But one thing is that there is not much fanfare for sp1 of Vista.There is also a rumour doing rounds that XP sp3 is in the offering in the near future. Some websites even predicted a release of sp3 in this week itself. I am eagerly waiting for this release though.
For additional information regarding Vista SP1 zoom here
Monday, March 17, 2008
Guess whose pic is it?

King Khan, Bollywood Bhadshah, ShahRukh Khan. Yes its him I guess in his college days. The guys around him might not have any idea beside whom they were standing. None would have expected that the guy standing among them would one day have more fans than Tom Cruise himself.












