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Adding an HDD to a slim PS2
Written by Automan   
Tuesday, 19 April 2005
Yeah, the new slim PS2 is sexy.. But you cant add an HDD to it.  That means that you cant use the HD Advance CD to run your backups... That is until Automan found a way to hook a hdd to it.  Click read more to read how.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 April 2005 )
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DIY Ultra-Simple Hovercraft
Written by William Beaty   
Tuesday, 19 April 2005
Have you ever wanted your very own hovercraft?  Here are step-by-step instructions for creating a DIY Ultra-Simple Hovercraft.  It uses parts you probably already have laying around the house.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 May 2005 )
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Getting the best deal online
Written by Cramer Solutions   
Tuesday, 19 April 2005
Ok.. We all love electronics.. If you dont have the passion that we do, then you might be on the wrong website.  Yes I want the newest gadgets, newest computers, newest everything...  Well believe it or not, money doesnt grow on trees, so here is a great article on how to get the best deal using online resources!


Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 April 2005 )
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Searching Google with your SMS Phone
Written by hevnsnt   
Sunday, 24 October 2004
Did you know you could conduct google searches using your SMS enabled phone?  You can search for Driving Directions, Business or Personal Listings, Prices on Froogle, and more.. Any handset with SMS capability can access Google SMS.  However, Google SMS only works on major wireless providers in the US including: Sprint PCS, At&t, Cingular, Nextel, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. 

*Update 4/12:  Now google SMS can give you directions & mobile.google.com goes live!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 April 2005 )
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Accessing the Programming Menu on a Nokia Cell Phone
Written by Ar7ax   
Saturday, 09 April 2005
This Works on most Nokia cell phones Only
Ok, this is VERY simple to do.  It is very usefull for either changing your Alpha Tag(The little thing on your phone that has the name of your Service Provider, i.e-Verizon,AT&T-Cingluar)Your phone number, and your Mobile ID number which is what they use to identify what customer to charge. If you were to get ahold of another Nokia users phone, and take their ID, change your ID to that, then they would be billed for your calls, FREE NATION-NATION CALLS! It also gives you the IP Addresses for your carriers servers...
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Backdoors in TiVo without modifications
Written by hevnsnt   
Tuesday, 21 December 2004
Here are a few Tivo "Backdoors" or "Easter-eggs" that have been found.  Some are pretty useful, and some are kinda funny.. Check em out.
Last Updated ( Monday, 24 January 2005 )
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Radeon 9800 Pro to XT hack
Written by ZackG   
Saturday, 09 April 2005
When ATI released the the Radeon 9800 XT, they started making the Radeon 9800 Pro with the same core, which is the R360. This is what makes a 9800 Pro essentially an underclocked 9800 XT.

1. First you need to determine whether or not your 9800 Pro has the older, R350 core or the newer, R360 core. Of the two, only the R360 core can be made into a 9800 XT. To figure out which of the two you have, count the memory chips on your board. If you have 16, it has the R350 core and CANNOT be transformed, however if it has only 8 memory chips, it is using the R360 core and CAN be converted to the XT.

Last Updated ( Monday, 13 February 2006 )
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