We have seen black colour PlayStation Portable (PSP) since its launch. Sony announced on Thursday, July 21, 2005, regarding their new Value Pack PSP will be available soon in white colour. Together with this news, Sony revealed that a new firmware, the 2.0, will arrive at the end of this month.

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SONY just released 2 news today regarding their PSP: 1) A new Value Pack PSP will be available soon in white (with fewer fingerprints?) 2) At the end of this month a new firmware will arrive, the 2.0. This new one will come with patches for stability purposes but also with more functions like for example a web browser with a virtual keyboard and “Portable TV” where we will be able to have access to video (streaming).

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White PSP

As I’ve just mentioned yesterday, you do not have to wait for too long.

Firefox 1.0.6 is freely available !!

This latest version of Firefox comes just exactly 1 week after Firefox 1.0.5 was released. The release of Firefox 1.0.6 is to patch the flaw due to API changes in 1.0.5 unintentionally broke some extensions. For more information, please read the release note.
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Firefox 1.0.6 Released

Good news to J2ME mobile phone users !!

Now you can view Google Map in your mobile phone using Mobile GMaps. :)

You are able to view “Jesus Face” in you mobile phone too. LoL !!

According to the developer of this great application, Mobile GMaps is a free piece of software that displays Google Maps and Keyhole satellite imagery on Java J2ME-enabled mobile phones or other devices, such as Blackberry, Palm, Pocket PC, etc. One thing good about Mobile GMap is it runs on devices that support CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 1.0 or later. In other words, it supports old generation Java J2ME phone, like my Nokia 6610 !!
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Google Map In Mobile Phone

Intel just confirmed the release of their high end 64-bit server processor, Itanium, which uses 667MHz FSB (front side bus).

The 667MHz bus rather than the 400MHz buses for these Itaniums will deliver over 65% greater system bandwidth than those with a 400MHz front side bus. 65% improvement will no doubt boost the server performance significantly. The figures Intel cites said 667MHz FSB allows 10.6 gigabits of data per second to go from CPU to other system components, while the 400MHz front side bus transfers 6.4 gigabits of data per second.
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667MHz FSB Intel Itaniums Released

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At first, I couldn’t think of a good title for this article regarding the new LCD monitor from Sharp. So, end up using the name how Sharp calls the new technology LCD : “Two-Way Viewing-Angle LCD” !! B-)

Sharp revealed this new LCD during the company’s preview of its new LCD technology in Tokyo on Thursday, July 14, 2005.

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The technology that enables the device is called a “parallax barrier.” When superimposed on the LCD, it causes “the light from the backlight to separate into right and left directions, which makes possible a display in which the view differs depending on the angle at which the screen is viewed,” Sharp said in a statement.

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Sharp 2-Way Viewing-Angle LCD

It seems to me blogging is full of potential to be one of the driving forces on the Internet to help promoting information sharing among individuals as well as enterprises.

Otherwise IBM wouldn’t announce two blogging tools, taking advantage of a practice of enterprise blogging which starting to be a new trend in big companies like Google, Microsoft, etc. Take for instance, we have seen Google Blog from Google teams and IE Blog from Microsoft.

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IBM sees blogging as a key way for companies to promote information sharing. “In an enterprise, corporate knowledge is in employees’ heads most of the time. We are providing tools that help to capture that knowledge and share it through the organisation,” said Ed Brill, business unit executive for Lotus and Domino sales at IBM.

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IBM Into Blogging Too