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About time, eh? Wintel users have been enjoying the spoils of WiFi music sync on their BlackBerry handsets for the past few months now, but if you’re still stickin’ with RIM (through the thick and thin), and you just so happen to roll primarily on OS X, there’s a new piece of software that you should consider. BlackBerry Desktop Software 2.0 for Mac OS has just been let loose, and it’s a pretty substantial update. Aside from supporting WiFi music sync in official fashion, there’s also a new device switch wizard and the ability to import and sync photos and videos with iPhoto and iTunes. She’s waiting for you there in the source link — all 39.713 megabytes. You know what to do.

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If you can’t beat SSDs (and you can’t, we’ve checked), you might as well try and dress like them by squeezing into the unreasonably low profile of just 7mm. Such must be the reasoning behind Hitachi’s svelte 7mm-thick HDD series, which today gets augmented with a new top-of-the-line drive boasting 500GB of storage room. This single-platter archivist measure 2.5 inches diagonally, but as its Z5K500 product name suggests, it only spins at the tame rate of 5400RPM. The less generously proportioned Z7K320 offers 7200RPM if you’re after more oomph, but it’s most likely that your first real contact with either of these drives will be when you see them built into whatever larger device you’re buying. Like, say, an ultrathin netbook or a PMP that’s eager to swallow your music collection whole.

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This article was written on July 18, 2007 by CyberNet.

I think the Opera development team should be proud of their Speed Dial idea because it is now available for most major browsers, and even as a standalone website. Firefox was the second browser to get it via an extension, and now with the Beta version of IE7Pro you can get it in Internet Explorer 7!

Instead of blatantly calling the feature Speed Dial, IE7Pro has opted for the name "Easy Homepage". You’ll find the option in the right-click menu of the IE7Pro icon in the Status Bar, and after that you can bookmark the address if you want it as your true homepage.

That’s not all that the new Beta entails though:

1. EasyHome added
2. Hotkey full customizable now.
3. Single IE instance support
4. Tab session restore function added
5. Can use hotkey to dupliate tabs.
6. Plugin system improved
7. Plugin auto-install support
8. DEP problem solved
9. Inline search improved
10. PRO_setValue/PRO_getValue problem solved

Those are a lot of great improvements, but that’s not even half of what IE7Pro does. It can also do inline spell checking, add the current weather to the Status Bar, restore your tab session, and much more. I don’t think that I would ever use Internet Explorer without IE7Pro because it adds a lot of features that make the browser a lot more functional.

Download IE7Pro 1.0.1 Beta and leave your feedback [MajorGeeks has a download mirror]

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If you’re not down with this whole “careless computing” craze you still need somewhere to stuff your files, and Synology has introduced a new high-performance and (relatively) low-cost option. It’s the DS211+, a dual-bay, hot-swappable NAS with an integrated card reader and software providing easy security administration, remote access, and even surveillance storage duties. It’s priced at “around $400” and, according to an early review at KitGuru, it’s well worth the cost, delivering “stunning levels of bandwidth” and leading to various other hyperbolic conclusions that make us think you might want to wait for a second, less euphemistic opinion before clicking the buy button.

Continue reading Synology introduces DiskStation DS211+, review finds the plus stands for performance

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This article was written on June 09, 2006 by CyberNet.

How would you like to watch movies from your iPod on a 7″ screen? Now you can with a new 7″ video system by iLuv. This new device will allow a 30G or a 60G iPod to dock. The i1055 features a 7″ widescreen display, and also includes several other great features. Among these features are an S video out, slow motion, and fast forward. It also has capabilities for DVD, VCD, audio CD and MP3 CD.

One of the great features is that you just simply plug in your iPod and you’re ready to go! No hassles! It is available in black and white, and will cost around $249.95. For those wishing your iPod had a larger screen for viewing your movies, the i1055 is for you!

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