If you will be able to get a flexible OLED than I am sure the matter of size of monitor will not exist and you get any kind of sizes by just stretching the two pillar of your monitor.
Want to see the proof than just see the below photos of this monitor -
Some latest mobile phones are concentrating on camera than some concentrate on other multimedia option but this new mobile phone as Glass Mobile phone is concentrating on weather conditions. If you want to know the weather of your city than this new mobile phone have unique feature to display the weather on it own screen.
If this will be sunny day than this glass mobile phone will display as clear screen, if its rainy than screen will change into drops format and if its snow that this phone will have fog kind of look.
Enough of writing, now let me get back to posting photos. I have always been a gadget freak (most of which I cannot afford 
) as stated in earlier posts. So, I happen to visit this site where they listed futuristic gadgets and thought would take a leaf here and there. Enjoy!
S Series mobile phones
Lajong FC, Shillong
Former champions East Bengal made a shock exit from the Durand Cup football tournament after a 0-1 loss to I-League newcomers Lajong FC, Shillong in a Group IV quarterfinal league match in New Delhi.
Kyrshan Lynshing scored the all important goal for Lajong in the 61st minute in a fast-paced match at the Ambedkar Stadium under floodlights. Read the rest of this entry »
I have been using Windows 7 RC since the past 3 months or so and did not face much issues with it. But, recently I bumped into this article from www.fiercecio.com that talks about how Windows 7 eats up laptop battery much faster than the previous OS. This has been ‘news’ to me since I have become a great fan of Windows 7 not only for the fact that it I can use it (or rather try it out) free till June 2010, but also because I have a hard time juggling various Vista’ versions. Anyway, read on and lets share what you think or experience about this (battered…!!) battery thing. Read the rest of this entry »
Sometimes it takes Dr Prathap C. Reddy two hours to get to his car. Apollo Hospital, Chennai, is not that large. But between his office and the parking lot he gets buttonholed by hundreds—people with loved ones fighting for life somewhere in his hospital.
They entreat him to find out why the doctors are huddling together in hushed whispers; they complain about the food; they sigh over the bills; they grumble, they gripe and they appeal for help from the man who set up the Apollo Group. From his 25 years of experience, Reddy knows the significance of that moment: “When they leave, they’ll remember just one thing: did my hospital care for me?”
How many of our hospitals would fulfil that very human need to feel cared for when we are at our most vulnerable? Check out the writing on the wall.
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