<![CDATA[Lankafreezone.com | srilanka's No1 free stuff website]]> MemHT Portal <![CDATA[New Google phone – Nexus One.]]>
You’ve probably heard that a new Google device known as Nexus One is set to hit the market.

Unlike past Android  devices, this one will be sold unlocked and directly by Google, leading many to call it the “Google Phone.”

The launch, as it turns out, might be right around the corner. According to Reuters, the device could be available via a  website as soon as January 5. Sources also confirm earlier reports that consumers will be able to get the device at a discounted price, much like they do with most devices sold in the U.S., by agreeing to a contract with T-Mobile.

]]> <![CDATA[New gadgets for 2010: Nuclear battery]]>
Are you tired of your short laptop battery life with only a few hours? Would you like the charge of your mobile phone to last a couple of months? Well, the answer to your “prayers” might be the nuclear batteries, which are been developed at the University of Missouri. They are designed especially for providing a lasting source of energy. And some people think these batteries could replace the current ones, including those used by the electrical cars. According to the creators, a nuclear battery has a very enormous capacity to generate electricity when compared to a regular one.]]> <![CDATA[Epson PictureMate combination between photo printer and digital picture frame]]>

A new Epson compact photo printer has been launched to the market. It also works as a digital photo frame. The PictureMate Show PM 300 can print out full-color 4×6-inch prints and it has a 7-inch visualization display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels.


]]> <![CDATA[Sunnybag – Recharge your gadgets while walking]]>

The Sunnybag is a convenient bag (or haversack) such as individuals with the purpose of are used to transport a laptop. It is made of leather and is open in black or brown color.

The particularity of this bag is it has a copious 3-watt solar panel with a Li-ion rechargeable battery, which apparently has a lovely efficiency since it can be revitalized even in a unclear day of the week.


]]> <![CDATA[4G Phones are coming ]]>
The Nokia Company is planning to liberation another mobile phones in 2010 which will toil in the fourth generation nets (4G), as Electronista announces quoting Nokia representatives.

Notebooks and other mobile policy will besides be able to toil in 4G nets. But it is not clarified if the policy would need a special outer modem in place of with the aim of or 4G module will be built in.


]]> <![CDATA[Sony Ericsson Aino]]>

Get all the entertainment you've ever craved on the stunning Sony Ericsson Aino™ mobile phone. Transfer your media files from your PC to your phone and navigate through your entertainment with the swipe of a finger via the intuitive touch screen display. You can even access your videos, music and photos stored on your PlayStation®3 system with Remote Play.]]> <![CDATA[Ostendo CRVD gaming monitor]]>
The Ostendo CRVD gaming monitor will take you to the next level of gaming experience. The show features a huge 43-inch curved screen with a resolution of 2880 x 900 pixels. It also adopts the latest LED technology to deliver bright and accurate colors, and a super quick response time of less than .02 milliseconds, so there is no ghosting in videos and animations. Additionally, the CRVD’s ultra-wide 32:10 aspect ratio is 180% wider than 16:9 displays and 240% wider than 4:3 displays. The Ostendo CRVD retails for a hefty $6499. Watch the video after the jump.]]> <![CDATA[Mimo Mini USB Monitor]]> At first we considered making sarcastic comments about paying the same for a miniature 7" monitor that you would for a monitor three times the size. Then we took a closer look at the Mimo Mini USB monitor and realized it is powered entirely via USB, no external AC adaptor or video card needed. This miniature display marvel also runs in landscape or portrait mode and also comes in a touchscreen version. Mimo Min]]> <![CDATA[Citizen registration| www.citizens.lk]]> Media Centre for National Security has announced that all Sri Lankan residents should register at www.citizens.lk or via mobile units that would be made available within the next week, as a security measure.]]>