Widgenie lets you quickly create your own widget for publishing on your blog, iGoogle, Facebook etc

The world wide web is getting widgetized these days. If you ain’t know what a widget is about, it’s simply a small chuck of code or a little rectangular pane that contains some data such as your blog feed, which you can then attach it on your blog or within your iGoogle or Facebook accounts.

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SimpleMail turns your Firefox browser into a POP3/IMAP email client

If you wish to do more things using your Firefox browser other than only surfing the web, here comes the Firefox extension, SimpleMail, which allows you to use the Firefox browser as an IMAP/POP3 email client.

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I Dose delivers Binaural Beats, boosts (or maybe spoils) your mood and relaxes your mind (Maybe)

I’ve been introduced with the website I Dose, which is a website that is loaded with some beats that are said best used for changing your mood, state of mind, and consciousness. And of course, the effect should be a good one i.e. it probably helps boost your mood when you’re down or getting sleepy as I’m now.

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Samsung SGH-F480 cellphone gets reviewed

The Samsung SGH-F480 has got many nicks across many countries, it’s been called “Tocco”, Player Style, or TouchWiz, dependent on where you live. This Samsung cellphone comes equipped with a big 2.8-inch touchscreen, finishes in a standard candybar form factor.

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Hands on review of the Motorola ZN5

Those folks at Crave CNet has done the review for the Motorola ZN5. Just to refresh your memory, the Motorola ZN5 is a 5-megapixel camera phone, which is produced hand in hand by Kodak and Motorola. And it’s loaded with a couple of photo shooting and imaging software goodies from Kodak.

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Wii Nintendo – Wii Fit and balance board, keeping your body fit with fun

Wii Nintendo is a great game console, not only it keeps your boring days with all fun with the gaming experience, it also helps you slim down and keep you with good health. The recently released gaming accessory, the Wii Fit and Balance board is what you can hook up to your game console to go for your own slimming process at home and with lots of fun.

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Dekart Private Disk creates highly secure private drives on a shared computer

In many situations that you’d have to work on a shared PC that has a number of users. Such as your home PC might be shared among a number of your family members. Or you work in an office space that resources are pretty limited, or your boss is little stingy so you and a few of your colleagues have to work on a shared computer or laptop. Working on a shared computer is nothing wrong, but you’ll definitely want a little privacy and security for your data. It’d be nice that you could have your own private or protected drives or disks to store your own files on the shared PC.

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Buffalo MiniStation Turbo USB external hard drive gives both speed and convinience

External USB hard drives still remain pretty popular despite its slow speed and CPU-power hungry nature. Of course, the main factor of its success is it gives extra convenience of being portable to carry around and its USB connector is widely compatible with many different types of computers and gadgets. But Buffalo wanna take the external USB hard drive to another level that gives users not only the convenience, but also making the drive super fast and less resource-hungry.

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Songerize – a song search engine, search and listen now!

Songerize is an amazing song search engine, which presents you a very simple interface. What you need is to input the song title and the name of the artist. And it’ll then take couple of seconds to search and play for you to listen straight away.

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PocketSurfer 2 gets reviewed

Gizmodo has done a review for the PocketSurfer 2, and it turned out to be more negative than positive for all of its features. They broke it down into a few points here as follows after the jump:

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