Kindle 2, wireless reading device

Amazon Kindle

Amazon introduce Amazon Kindle 2, the next generation wireless reading device. With a sleek and thin design that makes Kindle 2 as thin as a typical magazine and lighter than a paper pack, the new Kindle has seven times more storage and now holds over 1,500 books. It has a longer battery life and faster page turns. An advanced display provides even crisper images and clearer text for an improved book-like reading experience. And Kindle 2 even reads to you, with “Read to Me”, the new Text to Speech feature.

With Kindle 2 it kept everything readers love about the original Kindle — the convenience of reading what you want, when you want it, the immediacy of getting a book wirelessly delivered in less than 60 seconds, and Kindle’s ability to “disappear” in your hands so you can get lost in the author’s words. They also announce that the Kindle Store has over 230,000 ebooks available.

There is also have a wide variety of Kindle accessories available, including new covers from Cole Haan, Patagonia, and Belkin and more.

Kindle 2 is available for pre-order starting today for $359 at http://amazon.com/kindle and will ship later this month.

Are you a Blogger? Here is a great news for us, place the Kindle Chicklet next to your other RSS chicklets or elsewhere on your site to let Kindle device owners know your content is available for download on Kindle 2.

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ShopWiki Relaunches For the Holidays

New York-based ShopWiki, the shopping startup that’s appeared on Mashable twice now, is relaunching today with a redesigned site ready for the holiday season. As mentioned previously, ShopWiki is a user-edited shopping site that searches for products around the web, allows you to upload video reviews and search by color. It was, however, poorly designed, and the new release goes some way towards fixing that.

They’ve also improved their search: they’re now crawling 120 million products from more than 180,000 online stores, but only within the US - that’s up from 120,000 stores during their launch in April. They also added 500 more wiki buying guides since April’s launch - 1,500 compared to a launch total of 1,000. More new stuff includes a “My ShopWiki” section where you can create a wishlist, save searches and set price alerts. There’s also a “Shopping Assistant” extension for Firefox that automatically fills in forms while you’re shopping (this type of functionality is already built into many browsers, however), and the ability for merchants to register on the site.

I’ve always thought ShopWiki was incredibly basic and required a lot of effort on the part of the user, but perhaps they’re making small steps in the right direction. Rivals include ProductWiki, which works slightly differently: users submit items, rather than having the site auto-populated by a web crawl.

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Skype To Go now for all paying users

After launched Skype To Go back in 2007

After launched Skype To Go back in 2007, and it’s been so popular that Skype decided to offer it to everyone with Skype Credit.

A Skype To Go number lets you make super low-cost international calls from mobiles and landlines. When you’re on the move, dial the Skype To Go number from any phone to reach your friends, family or business partners abroad. Skype To Go numbers are local numbers, so if they’re included in your phone’s calling plan, you’ll pay only the low Skype rates for the calls you make.

With a Skype To Go number, you can call your friend in Australia, your son on holiday in South America, or your colleague in Tokyo at Skype’s super-low rates from a landline or mobile phone – no matter where you are. Skype To Go lets you take low-cost calls everywhere.

How can I get a Skype To Go number?

To get your Skype To Go number, head to your account to activate the number. If you don’t already have some Skype Credit or a subscription, you’ll need to sort that out first.

Skype To Go numbers are currently available for Australia, Chile, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Sweden, UK and the US.

How much does it cost?

It's free to set up a Skype To Go number with Skype Credit or a subscription.

Your operator will charge you their standard national rate to call your Skype To Go number – this may even be free if you have inclusive minutes available.

A low per minute call fee for the international call is deducted from your Skype Credit. This may also be free if you have a subscription from Skype – if your subscription includes the US, for example, and you use Skype To Go to call the US, you won’t pay a penny.

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Shopwiki, the easier way to find products

Everybody knew about Wikipedia, of course, the biggest encyclopedia on the net. And what about, if this kind of encyclopedia developed as an encyclopedia of products?
Exciting! I am sure it will help million of online-shopper to find things what they need to buy, like Wikipedia help million of internet user with their information.


This kind of Shopwiki would be a new trend of online-shopping in the future. People don't need to point their browser to different shopping portal but just go to ShopWiki.com and they will get everything what they want, just take a look to the link above. Even, there is a guide to buy jewellery and luxurious watches on that site.

How to use ShopWiki as a shopping guide? first, go to their homepage http://www.shopwiki.com/ and then find goods which you want to buy (the product separated by categories to make it easier to find them).

Let say you want to buy a watches. You know watches is belonging to "jewelry and watches". So, just go to this product category, then choice "watches".
Here is the main subject of this website. In this page you can find anything about watches before you buy it. their article will help buyer to make decission which kind of watch will match their need about watches specification, styles, types, even the battery of watches.
And at the end of the page there is links to purchase watches which linked to several watches shop.
Really a complette shopping guide site.

So, make sure about things you want to purchase using ShopWiki before you buy it!

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Create Horizontal Menu

There who want to create a horizontal menu but do not know how?
noo way its like, eh, but whoa, What is the horizontal? Menu is a horizontal menu-a menu arranged horizontally (sideways).

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