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Motorola has introduced its new MOTO VE66 mobile handset with the CrystalTalk technology meant to enhance the audio communication by reducing background noises. In addition, it comes with built-in high-resolution digital camera of 5MP, built-in MP3 player, quad-band support, Bluetooth wireless transfers, USB 2.0 for PC connectivity, email functionality, Instant Messaging, HTML browser via Opera Mobile, FM radio with RDS, built-in dual loudspeakers, and up to 100MB of user memory, expandable via a microSD card up to 32GB.

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The design is a slider measuring 48.5 x 103 x 15.2 mm at 110 grams, while sporting a 2.2-inch TFT screen of 262K colors and a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels.

One of the key elements of the new cell phone is the navigation menu, which was deisgned to look like an MP3 player menu, just to be more fun to use it on the go. It is also the first cell phone from Motorola featuring widgets integration. This characteristic allows users to access news, sports scores, stock tickets and RSS feeds, in the shortest time.



"The MOTO VE66 delivers on consumer's demand for more personalized listening and imaging experiences on a mobile phone," said Tracey Koziol, corporate vice president, Mobile Devices, Motorola. "With a diverse multi-media experience, the VE66 truly enables you to make a statement and
express yourself on your terms."

Motorola MOTO VE66 will be available by the end of this year.

According to True Crime Report, CandyJunkie, a young guy living in Miami and known in the real life as Abraham Biggs, has committed suicide on Wednesday night, Miami hours, while broadcasting live from his room.
He was talking to people while preparing the suicide and told all about him going to take the drugs, but, unfortunately people didn’t take him seriously.

In the MySpace profile we see a happy young person with lots of friends, and who likes cars and to party.
He describes himself:

"I'm a good hearted guy, I care a lot about my friends and my family and I would do almost anything for them. I'm the kind of person that is there for my friends regardless of time, I tell all my friends even if it's 3-4AM and they need someone to talk that they can always call and I'll never turn them away. I am very goal oriented, I know what I want to do with my life and I'm working towards it. I'm a nice guy but I'm not a carpet, I don't let people walk on me, so as long as you stay on my good side there won't be any problems. Ok that's all I have to say if you wanna find out more just message me."

In the recorded video that remained on the Internet, you can see him in his bed after he took several drug pills. He laid like that for hours, according to people who watched him live, and he probably dies in sleep. At the end of the video you can see the police entering the room and finding him dead.

These were the final words posted on the BodyBuilding Forum, which we got from Lipstick Alley:

“Ask a guy who is gonna OD (again) tonight anything
To Whom It May Concern,
I am going to leave this for whoever stumbles across my bookmarks later on.
I hate myself and I hate living. I think that if someone who knows me
reads this they will know who I am. So I will leave this unsigned. I am
an a@#hole. I have let everyone down and I feel as though I will never
change or never improve. I am in love with a girl and I know that I am
not good enough for her. I have come
to believe that my life has all been meaningless. I keep trying and I
keep failing. I have thought about and attempted suicide many times in
the past. I used to think of my failure as some mystical way of telling
me that I was really meant for something meaningful. The only thing I
dread, besides the pain, is the way my family will suffer. I do not want
my mother or father to think that it was anything they did that lead me
to kill myself. I never really had any plans of leaving a note. I
thought that I would not be able to describe why I want to do this and I
am right. There is no way to tell you or anyone else why I dread every
new day. My father had such high expectations for me and tried to give
me every opportunity to improve upon myself. I let him down. I think
that I am a major disappointment to him. I have a job but I’m always broke
and I am in college but barely, I show up to class but that’s about it.
I want my life to end. I am tired of f@#$ing up everything. I
am tired of people always telling me that they do not like me. I am
tired of trying to be decent. I hope that someone finds this post and I
hope that my parents know that I f@#$ed up not them. It is my fault I
screwed up my own life.
The hate that rages within me, rages not for those I love so dearly or
those who have crossed my path.
This hate rages full force towards me and only me.
I have long forgiven those who've hurt me, but I have not and cannot
come to terms to forgive myself for the things I have done to myself, and
the things I've done to hurt those in my life.
You have all touched my life in one way or another,
especially those whom I call family.
I cannot tell you how sorry I am for ending my life the way I did. I
hope that you can all find it in your heart to see it as way for me not
suffering anymore and that I am finally at rest with myself, for being at
rest with the guilt that constantly ate at me for so long.
Please forgive me all for taking my own life so early. I tried so hard
to fight against this strong battle. I have reached out for help so many
times, and yet I believe, I was turned away because of the things I did,
that it is a punishment I am willing to take, for I know that being who I am
has only brought myself and others pain.
I love you all and will forever live within the memories we created.
Forgive me.
Love always and forever,
As for my signature I will leave you with a quote so that if anyone
reads this they will know it's me, Can’t feel pain if your dead? Just Saying"

So, what’s the conclusion you have to take? –That if it’ll ever happen to have this type of feelings you’ll really need to seek for professional help, at least as a last try.

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The world’s smallest digital camera for video recording on the go at High Definition comes from Pure Digital, a provider of affordable digital imaging solutions, and is called Flip MinoHD. It is so small at 3.94 x 1.97 x 0.63 inches and lightweight at 3 oz. that can be carried inside your pocket with ease and was introduced in the Flip Video line of digital camcorders.

Flip MinoHD is available at a low price of just $229.99 and is capable of recording up to 60 minutes of video in High Definition 1280 x 720 pixels, which you can manage on your computer using the included FlipShare software. This application is installed in the camcorder and as you connect it to the computer via the flip-out USB, you can drag-and-drop your video files on the desktop and begin editing and sharing them on the online social networking websites.

The world’s smallest digital camera for HD video recording features 720p resolution, 4GB internal memory, a 1.5-inch anti-glare LCD display, integrated Li-Ion battery that charges via USB connectivity, 2x zoom, eight touch-sensitive capacitive control buttons for recording, playback, fast forward, rewind, pause and delete, as well as integrated online publishing on YouTube, MySpace and AOL Video. In addition, you get unlimited private emailing of videos and video greeting cards, TV connectivity, tripod mount, and have the possibility to capture still images from any HD video.

More than that, Flip MinoHD can be designed on the company’s personalization platform, where you can choose cool designs to be applied on the camcorder with no additional cost. You can also share designs on the TheFlip.com.

"Consumers have embraced Flip Video because it delivers on the promise of making video simple, affordable, and fun," said Jonathan Kaplan, Pure Digital's chairperson and CEO. "Flip MinoHD, along with our new FlipShare software, now make it easy for anyone to capture and share their stories in stunning HD quality."

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If you haven’t thought of this yet, there is a solution for you to get rid of those old and big speakers that occupy significant space on your TV stand or desks in the living room. The only condition you have to meet is to live in a house instead of an apartment and you’ll see why in the following minutes.

Does Stealth Acoustics tell you something? This company is specialized in mounting invisible wall speakers and their models come with a mounting frame covered by a 3/16-inch multilayer sheet of paper and foam, which is the active surface of the speaker. The team that mounts these speakers cover the face panel with a protective cover sheet and the mounting frame attaches to the structural framing with drywall screws secured through the mounting frame into the studs. Then, the edge of the face panel is tapered similar to drywall board, while the seam between the face panel and the drywall board is taped and feathered in with joint compound in the same manner as a drywall patch.

In the instructions is specified that the speaker needs to be places directly on the structural framing using the screws in the package, and after this there are just a few steps that have to be followed until the work is done: checking panel alignment, taping the speaker panel, feathering to the wall, and make the finish by painting the wall.

Stealth Acoustics has introduced the stereo invisible wall speakers including the STX8 model with true dual-channel flat panel loudspeaker specially designed for music applications.
This full-range model fits into standard 3.5-inch deep stud walls and doesn’t require special mounting brackets, as it attaches directly to the structural framing.
Among the specifications we find two discreet neodymium high-frequency motors coupled to carbon fiber plates, a dual voice coil woofer, support for ½-inch and 5/8-inch wallboards, as well as support for latex paint, light textures or wallpaper finishes.



“Our dealers and customers asked for a stereo invisible speaker for locations like lobbies, hallways,
bathrooms or other areas where quality stereo sound was a requirement, but space and cost limitations may have prevented installing two speakers” said Paul Hagman, president of Stealth Acoustics. “We’ve taken the best of our proven technologies of direct coupled high-frequency motors and acoustic lever bass transmission and incorporated them into a unique, high-quality, dual-channel flat panel invisible speaker”.

These invisible wall speakers use heavy-duty crossovers and protection circuits for each channel, while the 8-inch woofer provides down to 45Hz low frequency response. Other features include 8 ohms nominal impedance, 80 watts RMS per channel power, 86db 1 Watt/1 Meter sensitivity, Ceramic 20 oz Magnet, and total dimensions of 403 x 558 x 80 mm at 6.6Kg.
STX8 was made available recently at a retail price of $550.

At the end of October, Parrot, the first company that introduced an electronic digital photo frame on the market, at least from what we know, announced a cool new model designed by Martin Szekely. It was called Parrot Specchio and the name is the Italian correspondent for “mirror”.

I don’t know if this cool mirror finish is meant to cover the fact that the LCD of electronic digital photo frames doesn’t display clear images in all angles and in sunlight, but Parrot Specchio is indeed a stylish model and in addition, it features wireless connectivity, like all the high-end frames.

You can use it for sharing pictures with friends and even entire albums wirelessly. It allows you to send emails and post photos on social networking websites like Picasa, Flickr and Fotolog.
Other features of the new electronic digital photo frame include Bluetooth, Near Field Communication, miniUSB port and SD card slot for more memory. It is available for purchase staring this month at a retail price of $500.

"If you look in the mirror, your left is on your left and your right is on your right. On the photo, your left is on your right and your right is on your left. So, this object is both a mirror and a photo," explained Martin Szekely.
The French designer showcases his works in world's major museums such as the Centre Georges Pompidou and Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, the Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York and the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.