There is hardly anyone who has any relation with computers and doesn't own one pocket hard drive or a pen drive or a flash drive. The mobility they provide is absolutely remarkable. But didn't you have at least one occasion when you erased your important files by mistake, reformatted the removable disk and the next moment, screamed your lungs out because you had some important data there but that disk is now as free as a freeware. So, is there a way out to get back to past and retrieve that? Fortunately yes. Removable Media File Salvage Software does just that. It not only retrieves data but also rescues them and repairs corrupted file formats.

Zhejiang’s 001 Group came out with a solar powered car the other day. It has solar panels at the rooftop that gives it a maximum range of 150 km. Now to fully charge this car, you need to give it a 30 hrs of full sunlight which is at least a 4 days' process in hot summers. But the best thing about it is it’s a completely free, hands-off, eco-friendly process and it can really be a substitute to petroleum oils in the coming years. So keeping all that in mind I will give it a thumb up for now.

Last week I was given a Nokia N81 mobile phone by Nokia for reviewing some cool games they have released in their N-Gage gaming platform. The first I got my hand on is Brother in Arms. I have been an aggressive gamer in the past. So I had a chance to relive the jolly good times once again through gaming, courtesy Nokia and N-Gage. It took me 1 day to almost finish up the whole game, well almost. Let me write down my experiences below.