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This Socket Appearance Spy Camera DVR is a big invention compare to the other common spy camera DVR in the market, it has the voice detection function, when the outside sound more than 65DB, this device automatically to enter the video mode lasts 5 minutes to stop and saved, if the outside voice again more than 65DB, the machine continue to re-enter the video mode make video for Five minutes and save it again and again.

Here I Want to told you about the Men Shalwar Kameez and Kurta Fashion Designs.Men regularly waste no more time on shopping than women do but to locate what you are looking for is an occupation in itself. Every year, there is an awesome totaling in the selection that product has to present, mainly when it arrive to relax and official Shalwar Kameez and Kurtas.

The Bimoz is a lightweight and easy-to-use smart e-bike drive that weighs less than 2kg including its rechargeable battery.

Wireless CCTV systems are now more sophisticated than the ones a few years back. There are now CCTV wireless security systems that feature wireless video feeds and recordings with instant playback to better assist security personnel.

"Chinese manufacturer Huawei has announced that it expects to ship more than 100 million mobile phones in the next year, including 60 million smartphones, as part of plans to increase its global market share."

"It's fair to say that our friends at RIM have had somewhat of a torrid time of late, so it's always nice to see them get a bit of a win. And what can be bigger than ensnaring one of the biggest mobile gaming franchises, Angry Birds."

"The phone can connect anyone to anything at a moment's notice, making it responsible for more painful mistakes than alcohol and red and blue wires combined. Human beings can't be trusted with each other at the best of times and so giving everyone access to everything is the conversational equivalent of the end of a Tarantino movie: a lot of very angry people and imminent pain."

"So Friday has rolled around quickly folks, and what a week it's been. Once again it looks as if the great British summer has cruelly come and gone in a few sun-drenched March moments, and the past seven days have proved to be wetter than an otter's pocket. Still, morale has been high here at P4u Towers despite the soggy weather, with plenty of tech news to keep us on our toes. And in true helpful fashion, we've compiled the best bits for your delectation once again. Let's take a look…"

MegaPath has become the largest Ethernet over copper service provider. MegaPath EoC is an ideal service choice for anyone who is sick of costly T1s and bonded T1 connections, as it typically costs less than traditional access methods yet still offers the same speeds and reliability.

"Creating more intrigue than a Hollywood thriller, the story of last week's "Wake Up" campaign against Apple has taken another twist."

"Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has stated in an interview that he favours Windows Phone over Android in terms of "looks and beauty" and that apps for the Microsoft OS look "much more beautiful than the same apps on Android and iPhone.""

"The second day of RIM's showcase event was a calmer affair than the first lacking anything to match the dazzling display of the new BlackBerry operating system. However, the Canadian company has laid out more of its future plans since we last updated you."

InterCall, the largest conferencing service provider serves over 400,000 individual conference leaders in more than 75,000 organizations across the globe with audio, video and web conferencing.

"If you could earn points to spend at the cinema, or in your local Marks & Spencer store, if you opted to walk to work rather than take the train, would you?"

"Bank holidays are little nuggets of joy spread across the year to give the hard working average Joe a bit of respite from the usual working week. There's nothing better than hitting 5pm on a Friday afternoon and knowing you'll not only have your usual Saturday and Sunday break, but a cheeky Monday addition too. Joy! This bank holiday Monday is very much welcomed with open arms at P4u Towers, rounding off an incredibly hectic but exciting week that was stuffed with mobile tech galore. It's not advisable to attempt leaving the house this weekend, because as is usual with bank holidays it's gonna be a wet one (must be tradition or something). So to kick off the damp three-day weekender, let's put our feet up, have a brew, and take a look at what happened over the last seven days."

"Another day, another Galaxy S III rumour, although this time round the originators of said whispers are little more believable than those notorious 'unknown sources' so often quoted in matters such as these."

"The art of illustration has now gone mobile. New app sensation Draw Something is making sketching cool and fun again. Eliminating pens and paper, the Android and iOS app put all the tools you need right there in your palm. The aim of the game is to create a drawing to depict a single word, and then get your opponent to successfully guess what it is. Yes, it sounds pretty easy, but if your artistic skills are more Art Attack than Banksy, then the results can be quite hilarious."

The flaw of plasma televisions to cast a glare in brightly lit rooms has been significantly reduced in the Panasonic TC-P55GT30 plasma TV making images smoother and deeper even in rooms with natural lighting. This television also uses Panasonic's unique picture technologies than make television viewing a masterpiece. It features Frame Sequential Technology that utilizes full-HD to make 3D images; when viewed through active shutter 3D glasses you can enjoy full HD 3D images. A Dynamic Contrast combines the power of IPS Alpha Panels and backlighting to make images sharper and reduces fading of deep black colors noticeable when you have a regular plasma television.

If you want to take still or moving images, you may need camera tripods. A video stabilizer, for instance, will allow you to shoot video on the go, whilst keeping your image still. A camera dolly is similar, only rather than you running with your camera, it is placed on a contraption.

"Blimey charlie! What a week it's been. No sooner had the iPad-inspired cloud of blather drifted off into the atmosphere than another torrent of sopping-wet-and-packed-full-of-all-the-nutrients-a-tech-botherer-could-ever-need made itself known to us in the past 7 days (dunno about you but we can see a pattern emerging). Thankfully for those of you who simply HAVE to keep abreast of the latest mobile happenings, we've chronicled all the stuff that's gone down right here. So, enough waffling, let's do this …"