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Samsung Galaxy S Hummingbird processor overclocked to 1.2Ghz
For those of you who think that the Samsung Galaxy S line’s 1GHz processor speed isn’t enough for you, you’ll be glad to know that the original Galaxy S and Captivate have been successfully overclocked to 1.2 GHz. But what’s more interesting is that the Hummingbird processor can apparently be overclocked to a battery-draining 1.6GHz!
The possibility of getting the Galaxy S running at 1.6 GHz is, for now, just a theory. The Hummingbird processor found on all of the Galaxy S variants should be able to support it, but it just hasn’t reached its full potential at this point. Still, [...]
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Easy Way to Lose Weight
If you are serious about losing pounds then you need to follow the principles of natural weight loss. Forget about the faddy diets and killing yourself down at the gym. Ignore the latest advertisement for diet pills or diet drinks. In fact, ignore the whole diet industry for a while and get back to basics.
In theory it should be easy to lose weight. You simply eat less and move more. But simple doesn’t always cut it. It is not easy to change the habits you have developed over a lifetime that quickly.
So what can you do? The first thing is to set yourself a number of small goals. Forget about [...]
Filed in: Health
Scientists Discover the First Planet With a Tail
Scientists have discovered the first cometary planet, one with a huge tail, a stream of gas being ripped off by solar winds at 22,000 miles per hour. This jovian world is located 153 light-years from Earth.
The planet—called HD 209458b—orbits 100 times closer to its home star than our Jovian neighbor, traveling in an astonishingly fast 3.5-day orbit. For comparison, Mercury—our solar system fastest planet—has an 88-day orbit.
Since HD 209458b is so close to the sun, the stellar winds are ripping the planet’s atmosphere apart. Scientists have used the Hubble’s Cosmic [...]
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How to Access Internet With the iPad 3G Without Paying Extra
You don’t have to pay AT&T twice to access the internet with your iPad 3G if you have an iPhone 4. You can use the iPhone 4 Micro SIM card as long as you introduce the use the settings above. Just put the iPhone 4 Micro SIM card into the iPad 3G. Then go into Preferences, go to Cellular Data and change the APN settings to the ones above. Done. In theory, this should work with any provider as long as you have a Micro SIM and the adequate APN settings.
Filed in: Apple