YouTube’s HD can now support for viewing videos in 720p or 1080p, depanding on the the resolution of the original source. Some of the previously uploaded 1080p video has been converted. Check out a sample video after the break.

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Facebook is a most popular social networking site in the world. It started in 2004 and has its design/interface changed a several times to get better performance. Now here’s a new project by Barton Smith. He is a designer from Sydney, Australia and check out the facebook layout he has created, with great functionalities, simple and clean.

The Facebook Facelift is a self initiated project to challenge the form and functionality of Facebook. It’s streamlined, structured and linear interface is more comprehensible, enhancing the user experience and absorbability of content.

Video after the break.

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Halloween is nia, now turn your friend or yourself into zombie. Here’s a site called Zombieme allows you to zombie yourself, add on the zombie effect such as wound, cut, scar etc. Watch out when you do the editing. There’s two default pics you can play with if you do not want to upload any photos.

[Thanks Edward]

The device is able to unlocks access to more than 13,000 radio stations in over 300 countries. It is the Aluratek USB Internet Radio Jukebox. Just plug it into your computer and you will be able to search for music by continent, country, state, or 50 different genres. No monthly fees, only requires internet connection. The Aluratek USB Internet Radio Jukebox is available at $39.

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Now what is a browser? and what is a search engine? I’m sure most of us here know what it is. In case you didn’t know, a browser is a program like IE, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari or Google Chrome to open a webpage and a search engine is like Google and Yahoo sites where you type in the stuff that you wish to search. So don’t get confused between browser and search engine. There are many answers on “What is a Browser?” Check it out in the video after the break.

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Hey now you can turn your mobile broadband solution into a portable WiFi hotspot. It is by using the Cradlepoint Mobile Broadband Router. It is a plug-and-play device that comes with both ExpressCard slot and USB port for connecting to the cellular network, and offers IEEE 802.11 b/g networking. The router measures 122 mm x 73 mm x 18.5 mm. It will cost you about $200 to get one. More pictures after the break.

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KT has announced its next-gen internet phone called STYLE in their press conference. The phone will be released for Korea market. It has a pyramid-shaped design and comes with 7-inch large touch screen with an intuitive interface, VRS(Video Response System) function instead of existing ARS(Audio Response System), stereo speakers, digital photo frame, video/music playback, FM radio and widget service. Wow that thing is big, that’s a house phone my friend.

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Today, we can do lots of things using the internet, pictures, music, video, shop, blogs, services like banking and billing. I think we all should know how this internet works out. Check out this video showing the history of the Internet from 1957 to 2009. An 8 minutes video, enjoy.

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You’re worry that your doggies at home are hungry. Well with today’s technology you can feed you dog even you are at work, via…internet. Tyler feed his dog when he’s not at home, he’s able to dispense some kibble via his website. Video after the break.

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Do you like puppies? You can watch live stream of puppies in the internet. Yeah, that’s one of the good things of internet. Click here

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