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In a mildly anticlimactic announcement, the New York Times let it be known today that in, oh, a year or so it will get around to figuring out exactly how it will charge some people for its stories. If discretion is the better part of valor, the Gray Lady is Rambo. This much we know: The Times will refer to its as-yet-undefined online subscription service not as a “paywall” (which it is) but as a “metered model” (which it isn’t). “Paywall,” apparently, carries the wrong sort of connotations; it sounds like the type of thing Ronald Reagan would have demanded…

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Gizmodiva.com: The you and me wall clock is great for couples in a long distance relationship. Keeping track of each others time is the key to make a relationship work in such cases and the You and me wall clock is only helping as it keeps track of other time zones too. This clock comes with a total of 6 different blank spare hands and a marker; which means if you are seeing different people in different countries then this is the best thing to have ever happened to you provided you dont confuse yourself and mess things up. Dont expect any colors other than bright, hot pink and nothing less than $54.95 can get you the You and Me wall clock.

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Never before in history have people paid as much for information as they do today. I’m guessing that by the time you reached the end of that sentence, you found yourself ROFLAO. I mean, WTF, this the Era of Abundance, isn’t it? The Age of Free. Digital manna rains from the heavens. Sorry, sucker. The joke’s on you. Do the math. Sit down right now, and add up what you pay every month for: -Internet service -Cable TV service -Cellular telephone service (voice, data, messaging) -Landline telephone service -Satellite radio -Netflix -Wi-Fi hotspots -TiVO -Other information services So what’s the…

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Babygadget: Sometimes it feels like we’ll do anything to amuse our children at mealtimes, in the interest of getting ourselves a little peace and quiet to enjoy the food. If you’ve exhausted the possibilities of novelty plates, cutlery, and all the rest of it, it could be time you invested in some pop-up jungle placemats.

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In the wake of Google’s revelation last week of a concerted, sophisticated cyber attack on many corporate networks, including its own Gmail service, Eric Schmidt’s recent comments about privacy become even more troubling. As you’ll recall, in a December 3 CNBC interview, Schmidt said, “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place. But if you really need that kind of privacy, the reality is that search engines – including Google – do retain this information for some time and it’s important, for example, that we are all…

Born Rich: Considering the fact that we toss over our drinks one out of 10 times and that too when we are doing something important like playing a competitive game of Halo, we definitely need to think of a way to avoid our drink spilling on the floor couch.

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BornRich: While the $40,000 Emperor 200 workstation is still fresh on every geeks mind, the creative folks at Novel Quest did not wanted to rest on their past glory forever, and has been secretly working upon another deviation of the Emperor workstation, which is as luxurious as its predecessor but, comes for a far less price tag of $4,950!! The Emperor 1510 inherits the signature Emperor scorpion shape with all the hi-tech features remaining the same including, tilting capabilities, integrated audio system, LED lighting to name a few. The all new Emperor 1510 will officially be launched on December 15, but is available for pre-order.

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