Ever wanted to listen to the song again played on your favorite amd new radio station? Not once, twice, thrice but many times… You would have felt it to listen to the song again and again. But there’s nothing you could do, unless wait for the same song to be played back.

Now there is no need to wait for you, because the High Definition Radio now comes with an excellent iTunes Tagging enabled radio which allows you to tag your favorite songs directly on to your iPod. Yes with just a click you can be satisfied and feel happy.

The iTunes tagging enabled HD radio allows tag you songs and later will be displayed on your iPod for your quick reference. The songs will be stored in a play-list called “Tagged” in iTunes the next time you sync your iPod to your computer which also make ou even more easier to download and buy those songs from the Apple® iTunes Music Store. With a brand new HD Radio receiver, you will be able to tag songs while you listen to your favorite music in pure crystal-clear digital sound

So what are you waiting for? Common grab the iTunes tagging enabled HD radio and experience the new way to enjoy listening to your new radio stations….

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Confused on getting a best credit card offers? Now clear all your confusions as Low-Interest-Credit-Cards-Offers.com provides you the top credit card offers from the leading credit card companies like Visa, American Express, MasterCard and Discover.

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Their main goal is to provide a resource where consumers can compare the credit card offers, apply online for a credit card and insert the online credit card application to obtain the best online credit card offers from MasterCard .

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Tiga Dua Cellular is an online electronics and an gadgets retailer. They offer the cheapest and the best gadgets on the net. They have a wide verity of electronics and gadgets which are best in their quality. They are a good retailers in new mobile phone which are in a new and unlocked condition. Its not only the quality they sell but also at very low and the cheapest price offers on the net. Tiga Dua Cellular was founded in the year 2005 with a main aim to sell products of best quality and price offering the costumers with a wide range o products.

Since 2005 they have become one of the greatest electronics retailers and now are on top of the world. The company’s main intention is to provide a beast of all service and products with a full 100% satisfactory. Tiga Dua Cellular is not only a great cellular company but also are having employees who are friendly and guide their clients in a better and unique way, which makes their company in giving an excellent service in hope of exceeding their customer expectations.

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Wimax, dongle and mashup. These words may sound wired to the technophobes, but they are just some examples of the colourful vocabulary of Europe’s fastest-growing language: Nerdic.

It is also called as ‘Geek Speak’, well but may be commonly known as Nerdic. Pixmania, one of Europe’s largest electronic internet retailers, on Friday said that nerdic is Europe’s “fastest growing vernacular”. They also said that this language claims, more than 100 new words added to the nerdic vocabulary in the past 12 months—which is more than three times the number the Oxford English Dictionary added to the English language.

Michael Brook, editor of T3 magazine, said: “The technology industry creates new words just as quickly as it comes up with new gadgets.” But he said it was unlikely the nerdic dictionary was growing rapidly because many words to describe older technology had disappeared.

Stuart Miles, editor of gadget website Pocket-Lint.co.uk, said: “Technology has revolutionised the way we speak. With so many words and phrases being created all the time it’s created a whole new way of communicating.” Ulric Jerome, managing director of Pixmania.com, said: “It’s exciting to see Nerdic bringing Europe together and by recognising Nerdic as an official language the UK will continue to help unite technology fans across Europe.”

Well here are some of the kinky terms in the Nerdictionary:

Alpha Geek: the most knowledgeable, technically proficient person in an office or work group;
Bandwidth: your ability to handle an excessive number of jobs at the same time.
Cobweb: a website that hasn’t been updated in a long, long time;
Cube Farm: an office packed with cubicles full of busy workers;
Doorstop: a computer no longer considered fast enough and only useful for keeping doors open.

But many of the Europeans reckon Nerdic has “the three core elements required to define a new language: words, phrases and pronunciation” and have applied to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to reco-gnise it as an official language.
Well I think its now time to get back to school and start learining the Geek Language, Nerdic, which is only for the GEEKS…

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From PC World: The OpenOffice.org Community is pleased to announce the release of OpenOffice.org 2.4, the latest version of the leading open source office productivity suite. OpenOffice.org 2.4 includes many new features, enhancements, and bug fixes to all its core components. OpenOffice.org 2.4 is available for immediate download and the new features are described in the release notes.

An open source project backed by Sun Microsystems, OpenOffice.org is widely regarded as the leading competitor to Microsoft Office. It is also the most prominent software to support Open Document Format (ODF), a set of open standards that challenges Microsoft’s proprietary Office file formats.

This release is mostly an incremental upgrade, however, and isn’t likely to do much to heat up the competition in the productivity applications market. It incorporates mostly minor new features and bug fixes for each of the applications in the suite, including Writer, Calc, the Base personal database, and the Impress presentation software.

The real sparks won’t start flying until the next major milestone for OpenOffice.org, version 3.0, scheduled to ship in September. That version is expected to bring long-awaited support for Microsoft’s Office 2007 file formats, which will make it easier for current Office users to migrate to the alternative suite. In addition, it will bring support for ODF 1.2 and user interface improvements, among other features.

A version of OpenOffice.org ships with most desktop Linux distributions, and current Linux users may wish to wait for their distribution maintainer to offer a version of the 2.4 upgrade that has been specially tweaked for their flavor of Linux. Windows and Mac OS X users can download installers from the OpenOffice.org distribution site.

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