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On Saturday, August 28, 2010 many Americans around the world will remember the forty-seventh anniversary of the historic March On Washington For Jobs and Freedom. It is the monumental event which, few would dispute, was the culmination of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. It was considered the very first time a U.S. president gave the organized descendants of former slaves and poor people his undivided attention and with the intent to change their lot through decisive legislation.

Several groups will be in Washington for commemoration of this very historic American event. (more…)

HTC came out of the gates swinging with the highly impressive Legend smart-phone. The company has followed up that device with the Desire, a phone HTC hopes will leave the Android crowd reeling. A large number of people who have tested the handset mention the Desire’s resemblance to the Nexus One. This isn’t to say that the phone is a rip off or some sort of inferior product.

Right off the bat, the Desire separates itself from the Nexus One out of the box with better usability. (more…)

We’ve long held the idea that watching news programs, any news programs, is a collossal waste of time. We especially find it true that anyone who is among the thousands millions who watch FoxNews Channel on a regular basis does so only to increase the lack of intelligence quota. or theLIQ. (This acronym when followed by the letters O-U-R are the reason so many people are watching Fox News Channel and come away far less informed than they were when they began watching the news programs offered by the cable news channel…) (more…)

Mobile phones have changed drastically over the years. For starters, they have gone from being big and bulky to being sleek and light. You can now also do things with your mobile phone that once only existed in high-tech, sci-fi films. You can take pictures, send emails, or surf the net. All in all, the mobile phones of today are barely recognizable as cousins of the pre-historic phones of yesteryear. Considering all this, what will the phones of the future be like?

Appearance – Mobile phones are taking on more and more capabilities. Flexi screens cannot be too far away. A flexible screen will permit your mobile phone to be integrated into your clothes. Think about it: you are walking along and you lift the cuff of your shirt and type a number on to it. Then your earring or the arm of your eyeglasses serves as your mouthpiece. Actually, there may not even be a need for a keypad – improvements in voice recognition systems would put an end to those. (more…)

Speed reading exercises aim to increase the rate of reading without affecting retention or comprehension of the text. There are many different methods for speed reading but the essential is that they all focus on a balance between speed and comprehension. Another thing: they all necessitate a certain amount of practice.

Speed readers go about their thing in a variety of ways like not vocalizing all words, making out words without recognizing every letter in each word and quickly skimming through the text. Each reader will have methods that come more in a more instinctual way and they’ll unveil themselves with practice and time. Overall, the goal is to get your eyes to move at a faster rate and recognize words quickly. (more…)

Motorola Milestone XT720 makes its debut in the market following the lackluster performance of the Milestone handset in the UK when compared to the passionate reception in the US for its twin product, the Droid. (more…)

Though Sony Ericsson did not enter the smartphone market from a position of strength or reverence, they have quickly turned the tables by releasing a line of Android phones that integrates impressive design with top notch function. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 was the first of the Android releases that established their rightful place in the market, which was followed by two miniature versions – the X10 Mini and the X10 Mini Pro, both of which owned their rightful place in the Android market. Sony Ericsson is now filling the gap that existed between the super powerful full size X10 and the Mini versions with the release of their new Xperia X8, (more…)

There’s just no stopping the reprehensible rip-off artists, the predators in government and banking.  The beat goes on, and John and Jane Q. Public are on the receiving end of the beat down. (more…)

You can find plenty of new innovations with the new Nokia N8 touchscreen phone. For starters, the Symbian^3 OS is introduced to the Nokia line of phones with this release, as well as a 12 megapixel camera, which is the best quality camera Nokia have ever put on one of their phones. With Nokia making these improvements, and many more besides, it is no surprise that they come up with a cool new design too, making the N8 phone look very much unlike any phone you have seen before.
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With a weight of 135 grams and measuring 114 x 59 x13mm the Nokia N8 is Nokia’s newest smartphone. It has a battery life for 6 hours of talk time and 16 days on standby, it can also play 50 hours of music and 7 hours of video before you will need a recharge. It is a 3G phone and can be bought in (more…)