How about a free spell check for your MAC
Thu, 02/28/2008 - 10:29am — kamesh
If you are looking for a spell check for your MAC gSpell could be a good choice for you. It uses spelling suggestions from Google, which is more accurate than a desktop spell checker plus few more features like formal name correction, world's most common spelling mistakes...
You can assign a shortcut key to get the spelling suggestions from Google. This software would work only when you have an internet connection though 
Wacky WiFi products
Wed, 02/27/2008 - 5:20pm — kamesh
WiFi every where and on every thing seems to be the new Mantra nowadays. It nice to see a new technology been adopted and used widely. The result you got cool products and wacky products. PCMag has put a list of 10 Wacky WiFi products for year 2007, Even though it sounds wacky i do like some of those products, for example this Cool WiFi T-Shirt. Check out the list here
Online Writing Lab
Wed, 02/27/2008 - 4:34pm — kamesh
Well if you are looking good resources to improve your English Writing skills Purdue OWL is your heritage place. This online writing lab from Purdue university has over 200 free resources including
- Writing and Teaching Writing
- Research
- Grammar and Mechanics
- Style Guides
- ESL (English as second Language)
- Job search and Professional Writing
Another website I found for English grammar is Improve Your Grammar: Cool Tools But No Magic Pills
Virtual GPS ribbon would guide you on confused intersections
Sun, 01/13/2008 - 8:04pm — kameshI would say GPS is one cool invention, I have taken many road not taken which i never did before I had a GPS. Even with GPS how many times have you taken a wrong turn at an intersection were simple directions aren't clear enough. Well this cool patent pending invention makes a red ribbon appear out in front of your windshield in 3D, showing you exactly the route your car is supposed to take.
If you still can't follow the red line you better stay away from driving 
Watch this cool video at YouTube
Have you ever used your credit cards outside of US?
Sun, 01/13/2008 - 7:21pm — kamesh
Have you ever used your credit card outside of US? Have your credit card company (VISA, Master Card) imposed a 1-3% transaction fee for the transcations that incured on a foreign exchange? Then you may like this. Check out CCFSettlement.com. This web site supplies information about the litigation and the settlement, and provides links to relevant documents for Members of the Settlement Classes and others interested in the settlement.
At first I go a mail from these folks and my eyebrows raised up due to curiousity and I wondered if it is yet another SCAM!! So i jumped online and searched to end of internet and found this is supposed to be a legit one!!
Photos that freezed right moment
Sun, 01/13/2008 - 6:20pm — kameshHave you ever wished you to be at right place in right time? Well the photographers of these awesome photos were at the right place and able to freeze the right moment too. Enjoy these nice collection of photos that were Shot at exact right angle, exact right time.
Awesome picture and hillarious too, I have include a photo from each of these category for your viewing pleasure.
Paste multiple lines to input boxes
Mon, 11/26/2007 - 10:17pm — kamesh
A every useful post at LifeHacker. If you've ever tried copying and pasting a multi-line address into Google Maps just to realize that an input box will only take one line at a time—meaning that you have to copy and paste each line individually—there's a simple Firefox tweak that will solve this problem:
Free phone with cool features. You don't even get this with your paid phone!!
Mon, 11/26/2007 - 9:32pm — kamesh
After the Sun set at SunRocket I was phone less and got pissed off, I was searched on the web to see what other SunRocketians where doing and which service provider i should choose next.
After SunRocket demised with the money i paid i was reluctant to go for a prepaid annual plan and I decided to stick with month to month plan. After all research it was clear that none of the cheap VoIP providers were good. So i decided to hack my Linksys SPA2102-R and hook it up with a free VoIP provider. Sounds nice and easy, but find the solution for a free service isn't that easy.
