In my earlier post, I listed three top high-tech gifting ideas with which you can easily impress anyone. Let’s look at some more ideas…

5. Nikon Coolpix S1100pj Projector Camera
Price: $350

Last year, Nikon blew us away with a compact camera that had a microprojector built right in. This 14-megapixel, 5x-optical-zooming update is smaller than its predecessor, projects brighter images (the bulb is now specced at 14 lumens) and, for the first time, can be used to project anything from a laptop …

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Show the world that you’re a geek too. Now it does not call for exclusive knowledge of technology and certainly no expertise required. To prove to the world that you indeed are in line with the latest tech happenings, all you can do is to spend a bit and get one / more of these high-tech gadgets to gift to someone you love / want to impress…

1. Apple TV (my personal favourite too!)
Price: $99

You will also get access to Netflix’s …

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I am sure that now the British should stop underestimating the Indians… The Indians have, time and again, proven to the world, especially to the US & UK, that they are nowhere falling behind in the competition. We, the Indians, have proven that we are among the best of the breed and hence the top countries of the world better take us seriously.

Well, lets not digress. Until a few years ago, it was quite common that Indians were frisked more …

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Yes, you read it right. Scientists claim that your online photos may help someone extract your friendships! As reported by ScienceDaily on Dec. 9, Cornell University computer scientists have, after comparing locations of photos posted on the Internet with social network contacts on Facebook, Flickr etc., found that as few as three “co-locations” for images at different times and places could predict with high probability that two people posting photos were socially connected.

What the heck it means to the common …

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As reported in Times of India website recently, Cisco has warned that crooks have inundated LinkedIn with emails crafted to trick members of the career-oriented social networking service into downloading software that loots bank accounts.

Cisco computer security specialists said the messages at times accounted for nearly a quarter of all the spam email sent to LinkedIn members.

The email is a phony contact request and contains a booby-trapped link that, if clicked on, infects computers with malicious software known as “ZeuS.” ZeuS …

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