I’m going to upgrade my laptop’s memory early next month, so I’m doing some startup survey on the current market price and I stumbled upon this website, MemoryDeal.net while browsing around for DDR2 price. Just to share, you might find it useful one day.

So, why MemoryDeal.net and not others?

After much googling around, I didn’t find any worthwhile website compared to Memory Deal. So, I’m getting off my scope (memory price survey) to dig more about Memory Deal by looking at their about page, etc. So, here are what I get to know about Memory Deal:

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Talking about Free Blog service, surely you have come across Blogger.com or Wordpress.com, but I’m not going to talk about those today. I’m going to dig into another alternative, Thoughts.com which is less known but it gives me a good impression first on.

Thoughts.com has all the common blogging features but on top of that, it is integrated with social networking features like photos and videos uploading and sharing, podcasts, forums, bookmark and news portal.

At Thoughts.com, your blog posts will be broadcast through the site automatically to share your thoughts with the community.

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This happens when creativity meets programming!

This cool tux is generated by few hundreds lines of weird codes (yeah, take your time to read some of the codes) into an ASCII art.

The whole page is actually fills with characters of codes.

Please go to http://www.100mb.nl/ to meet the tux!

The twenty worst foods in America

Men’s Health has done a series of writing on the best and worst foods in America, titled, “Eat this not that.” This past few years I have been trying to be more health conscious, but fail to always find food that is nutritional in the everyday stores. So after cruising on line I found some post on what to eat when you can’t go to a health food store. All of the articles are great quick look through that can open your eyes to some good, healthy food.  I recommend the two topics on, “The 20 Worst Foods in America,” and “The 125 Healthiest Supermarket Foods in America”

Here is every topic article they have written in “Eat this not that.”

Via: Men’s Health

“The 20 Worst Foods in America”

“The 125 Healthiest Supermarket Foods in America”

“Drink This, Not That!”

“Take These Out to the Ballgame”

I’ve posted some time ago about this, Leaked: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Screenshots which give tech geeks out there some insight on Microsoft latest operating system.

Here are more stunning Windows 7 Ultimate screenshots, 17 in total which prove to be a little bit different compared to those screenshots I’ve posted back then (looks more like Vista Ultimate).

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Around last week I made the switch to Firefox 3.0 RC 2. I wanted to get my feet wet in the browser before it came out and once Foxmarks was released there was no more reasons for delay.

I have to admit the browser is stunning. The list of improvements seems endless, but there is one that I think shine above the rest.

This was in my opinion the new address bar. The new address bar is possibly the most noticeable yet functioning addition to Firefox 3. For me it is because I have over 1500 bookmarks and sorting through them was a pain. Finding them in my jungle of folders and sub folders was about impossible and I am not fond of using social bookmarks as my default. The new address bar makes it really easy to find your bookmarks and traffic history by only inserting part of the URL or a description. So if I want to find Blogiseverything, I could just type in, “everything,” and sure enough the site would be on the list. Also they have integrated the tagging system in to the bookmark manager. You can tag your favorite site for quick reference. One more bonus to the address bar was the little star on the right hand corner. It gives you the functionality to bookmark a page with only one click. For there you can find it in the new folder titled, “Unsorted Bookmarks.” As you can see the address bar is a big upgrade.

TechCrunch released a article claiming Facebook was no longer number two in the battle for social network dominance. This comes as no surprise as Facebook has seen a rapid growth over the past year.

The now largest social network bypassed Myspace by unique visitors world wide. However Myspace still holds a lead in the US market.

Via: Techcrunch

I have switched most of my lite writing to Google Docs, and notice the other day an update for Firefox users.

If you have auto spell check enabled in your browsers then you can now fix them in Google Docs by right clicking. Before you would see the red line meaning miss spelled and the only way to do a quick fix was the press shift+right click. It was tedious, and now you by pass the google right click menu. Which is great because there was no point in it. It failed to work with windows clipboard.

You will never want to miss out on Japanese cars if you are a car enthusiast. Seriously and well honestly, when talk about quality in the automotive industry, Toyota will never be singled out.

Toyota is now the leading brand in the automotive industry and it is the world’s top auto seller. You can check out this and this site for more information. There must be a reason for being trusted by consumers worldwide, and one of its most top selling model is definately Toyota Corolla. This is infact puts Toyota to where it stands today.

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