Nokia Bicycle Mounted Mobile-charger
Nokia has recently introduced a new kind of a cellphone charger which will allow the users to charge their handsets and cellphones by pedaling a bicycle.

According to Nokia, the schematics of this charger will be based upon a small dynamo and a generator which will convert the energy thrust used in pedaling the bike to the electricity which in turn can be used to charge the Nokia handset.

The charger is anticipated to reach the markets around September and will cost round about $15.

Nokia is planning to initially target the emerging markets where the users don’t have ready access to electricity and they might resort to other unconventional means to charge their cellphones. End of article: Nokia Bicycle Mounted Mobile-charger

Suprised with this ‘Microsoft Fight Google with Hotmail Revamp’ title? Actually now Microsoft is in fight between Google by using their email web application, Hotmail as weapon. From what we heard, Microsoft Hotmail comes with the new functions like online editing for Microsoft Office documents and a few more upgrades for business and non-commercial users. This news was announced not less than seven days after their launch of Microsoft Office 2010 (Office 2010).

The main function is like ‘on demand editing’ for Ms Office documents like Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint. From the moment you retrieved the documents, you can choose to directly edit it in web browser or go to offline editing by using Microsoft Office. Original documents will be updated whether you’re saving the documents by using online or offline editing. The online documents also can be shared with others if you want it.
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Nokia’s N95 does just about everything a computer can do. There’s a lot of world out there and with the N95 you can fly over 100 countries or drive at street level around 15 million locations. In fact there is so much to explore, you just won’t have time to go to work anymore.

View an entire web page with a single stroke of the key – zoom in or out as the occasion demands and have the history automatically saved so you can go back to where you started. You can access those important emails along with any attachments. And you can connect to your compatible PC via three different ways. If you feel like watching a video, you can use a TV-out cable or UpnP on your compatible home electronic device.

Want music? Stream it seamlessly to your compatible headphones, car or home stereo. Or you can hook up to your favourite home stereo speakers or headphones. All this with a 5-megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss optics, a 2.6″ display, 2GB of memory and support for RSS feeds says it is a computer. I wonder why they called it a Mobile Imaging Device? In any case, it deserves the 2007 European MID award. Oh, and if you wanted to download those movies, go ahead. It’s no problem for the N95.

By: Melanie