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Reading on iPad before bed can affect sleep habits

Apple's iPad can do movies, music, e-mail, apps and rich Web browsing. And of course, e-books. Should Amazon just put its comparably basic e-reader, the Kindle, to sleep? Not so fast. Sleep experts say using the iPad before bed can affect sleeping habits unlike most other e-readers.

Worlds Smallest Digi Camera

Which digital cameras are really the tiniest ? We bring you the smallest digital camera commercially available  in the world market . They are small, light and easy to carry almost anywhere. While expensive than a typical Digital Cameras, the gadget freaks seem to love this small gadgets. World’s Smallest, lightest and thinnest Digital Camera :  

iPad 3G Coming in May alongside the Wi-Fi Models

The iPad's nation has  been stunned with the news of iPad's international launch being delayed. This news obviously has spread anger and disappointment among the iPad nation. The Cupertinos have realized this very fact and have decided to make up for it and will be rolling out the 3G models alongside the WiFi models.  

Students Being Prisoned By The New Gizmo "Study Ball"

I Being a student hate this new gizmo which was released recently.But For parents except mine would prefer these to them as these will help them to study ,and make them go into universities like Harvard,Oxford universities. So The Study Ball is a prison-style ball and 16.5-inch chain with a built-in, programmable timer. Select the desired duration of the study session and chain the ball to the ankle in question, and the steel manacle won't come off until the scheduled time is up. A red LED indicator shows progress by displaying the "Study Time Left." Sound like good fun? More fun than having to settle for a second-choice college, we guess. The $115 Study Ball weighs about 20 pounds, which makes it difficult to get up and stroll out into the prison yard while wearing it. Fortunately, the gadget comes with a safety key that can open the shackle at any time--a welcome feature if the wearer needs to take a bathroom break. Also fortunate: the device can't be programmed ...