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Mungkin kebanyakan orang memiliki alamat email yang disediakan oleh Yahoo, Gmail, atau Hotmail(windows live) . Belum banyak orang yang tau kalau ternyata ada banyak penyedia layanan email seperti yahoo, gmail dll. Tapi memang tingkat keamanan privasi lebih dimiliki mereka (yahoo,gmail,hotmail). Apa salahnya jika memiliki email untuk sekedar dijadikan sebagai email di akun Facebook , Twitter dll, dengan memakai alamat email alternative yang sebutannya lebih Keren .Misalkan sepeti namaanda@hackermail.com , namaanda@hacker.ps , atau namaanda@usa.com .

pasti kesannya kita akan memiliki alamat email premium , padahal itu adalah email yang FREE . Tapi untuk tingkat keamanan sebagai layanan Bisnis atau yang privasinya lebih aman ,dianjurkan untuk memakai Gmail, yahoo, atau email dari Domain anda sendiri. Bagi yang berminat membuat email dengan nama Alternative ,berikut ini List penyedia Layanan email FREE :

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untuk layanan mail.com menyediakan beberapa alternative email lainnya, contoh :

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• writeme.com
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dan masih banyak lagi yang lainnya, dari mail.com ,silahkan cek sendiri di situs mail.com

ket : untuk email hacker.ps , jika sudah mempunyai acount tersebut, Login acount-nya bukan di www.hacker.ps . tapi di http://mail.live.com , karena hacker.ps termasuk juga layanan dari Windows Live seperti hotmail .

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Casio's Bluetooth 4.0 G-Shock

The latest G-Shock watch from Casio boasts the usual array of shock and water-resistant claims, and now it can add FCC acceptance to the list, having passed through that government agency's approval process. So, why did this wristwatch hit the FCC in the first place? Well, the rugged little timekeeper is packing Bluetooth 4.0 in its bag of tricks, which lets the wearable gadget communicate with your smartphone. No word on a release date, but Casio did mention a fairly broad "some time in 2011" window when it was first announced back in March. Here's hoping that its FCC debut will speed the shock-filled process along.

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Casio's solar-powered Pathfinder watch

Plotting their latest spread of watches this spring, Casio executives decided it was time to "go green." Some poor schmuck in R&D took them at their word. Thankfully for mother nature, the Casio Pathfinder PRG110C-3 is more than meets the eye; the watch -- suited for argonauts needing an altimeter, barometer, thermometer and digital compass -- also has a miniature solar cell built into its face to automatically recharge the battery. Though Casio's claim that this last will cut down on the three billion batteries Americans trash each year seems a little reaching -- watch batteries last a lot longer than a AA -- the timepiece does help the planet some merely by being packaged in recyclables. The $250 device will be available exclusively from Amazon, and yeah, the color you see here is the color you'll get.

Casio, Casio Tough Solar

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Casio's Poptone Cubic Puzzle watch

Alright, so Casio's new Poptone Cubic Puzzle watch may not actually contain any puzzles (or games of any sort, for that matter), but it does boasts some buttons that kind of, sort of resemble Tetris pieces, and it in comes in blue, which is good enough for us. Otherwise, it looks like you'll get all the usual watch functions you'd expect from a watch, including 12 or 24 hour time settings, a stopwatch, an alarm clock, and a backlight -- not to mention an "animated display," which remains something of a puzzle. Sold? Then you can grab one right now in your choice of black or blue for just under $90.

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Magic Watch Casio

Just when we were beginning to think that the well of watch innovation had run dry, Casio comes along and renews our faith in multi-use timepieces, with a watch that not only tells time, but does magic! The appropriately-named Casio Magic Watch was created with the assistance of close-up magician Tomohiro Maeda, who may or may not be responsible for the totally 80s-inspired design, but most definitely is the man behind the five tricks the watch can help you perform, including guessing the number or card that a person is thinking of or roping your friends into a little con game. For some old school magic, each watch also comes bundled with an exclusive set of Tomohiro Maeda playing cards from Tally-Ho, though you'll have to decide if that's enough to justify the $80 price tag.



source:engadget.com

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Casio debuts Prizm graphing calculator

Texas Instruments recently rocked the graphing calculator world by adding a touchpad to its TI-Nspire calculator, and Casio has now come back with a technological revolution of its own: a high-res color screen. Of course, a 3.7-inch, 384 X 216 display may not be much by smartphone standards, but Casio insists that the "Blanview" LCD will let equations and text be "displayed just like they appear in textbooks." The rest of the calculator's specs aren't too shabby either, and include USB connectivity, 16MB of flash memory, and a promised 140 hours of battery life. You'll still have to stick to your cold, hard black-and-white world for a while longer, however, as the Prizm won't be available until sometime in January, when it'll set you back $129.99.

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