It is uncommon to hear that someone doesn’t have an account on Facebook or Hyves. Nowadays even our parents have an account on one of these social web sites. However, parents don’t bothers me, what bothers me is the nonsense people post on Facebook and Hyves. I am aware that you choose who your friends are, but sometimes even your friends come up with the dullest post that itch your eyes.

In order to avoid the redundancy of Facebook and Hyves, Jack Dorsey has introduced us Twitter. Here you choose your own friends, people you follow and people you share informations with. Unlike Facebook, where you can’t avoid seeing Bon Jovi music posts and similar ‘heartbreaking’ posts, on Twitter, you can simply scroll them down and not even notice them.

I believe that the thing that does the magic about Twitter are the limited characters you can use. With only 140 characters per post a person has to be really creative. So, my advice is that you choose wisely who you follow on Twitter and thus make every click on Twitter count.

Before it came to be Nokia N86, there was Nokia N95. It was the hypest phone ever. But people in Nokia were restless and they had to make a new version of this phone and they upgraded it in all ways possible. Nokia totally transformed N95 and made a ‘super’ phone from N86.

Compared to iPhone, Blacberry and the like smart phones, Nokia N86 had to offer Carl Zeis optics which ehnance the picture qualitiy in both daytime and nightime, Tessar lens and dual LED flash. It aslo has the features of sliding from both side, in order to have a taste of the true N-Gage feeling.

Other features of the phone are:

• Music playback file formats: .MP3, WMA, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+
• Synchronize music with Windows Media Player
• FM radio with RDS support
• Integrated stereo speakers
• Email (IMAP, POP3, SMTP supported) with support for attachments and filtering
• SMS with support for concatenated SMS for long messages
• Windows Live support (requires download of Windows Live Messenger application)
• Micro-USB 2.0 connector with mass storage capabilities
• Support for local and remote SyncML synchronization
• Flight mode
• 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
• Voice recorder (recording formats: AMR, AAC stereo and WMP)
• Software platform: S60 3rd edition, feature pack 2; Symbian OS version 9.3
• Advanced contacts database: multiple number and e-mail details per contact, contacts with images
• Support for assigning images to contacts and contact groups
• Calendar with day, week and month view, up to 1500 entries, alarm, reminders
• Clock: analog and digital, world clock, clock as a screensaver; alarm clock with ring tones or music files
• Calculator, converter, written notes, to-do list
• Applications include Adobe Flash Lite 3.1, Adobe Reader, Quickoffice (Quickword, Quickpoint, Quicksheet), Nokia N-Gage
• Text-to-speech message reader
• Pre-loaded try and buy games include: FIFA 09, Monopoly, Tetris, Prince of Persia, World Series of Poker, Star Wars, Sudoku, and more

In the spirit of the Christmas Holidays, the early shoppers are already out there investigating what the market has to offer for this years gifts. As a pleasent surpise for all the book-worms in your family, you can fill their digital library with thousands of bestselles, textbooks and much more in the ebook stores.

To number few of its features we can name the color TFT screen beneath its main, 6-inch E-Ink screen, support by Android on that color screen for mobile Internet browsing, support for both 3G and Wi-Fi, and a virtual, touch-screen QWERTY keyboard. Geeky or not, today everybody is all in for the new gadgets out there.

One of the most breath taking features of Nook is that you can share the books you have on your e-reader with other people. However, the person to whom you have borrowed the book has limited time of reading the borrowed book-only 14 days. Aside from that, when you are in need for a new book, the Nook ereader connects to Amazon and browes the 500,000 free titles.