Multitasking is relative when it comes to each individual’s perspective of how you should do it. Many might have been let-down when they saw Apple’s multitasking function. But now Multifl0w has beautified multitasking on the iPhone, but only through the means of jailbreaking your iPhone. Here’s how it works:

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Many of those that I know went back to watch Inception for at least one more time, as they do not get the plot of the movie. I wonder why… Anyway, for Mac users that do not understand the movie, here’s a simple way to explain it, somehow.

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Google has been around for many years now, and daily there are millions of questions being thrown at Google, but have you actually wondered what the top searches are? Is everything made by Aston Martin better than everything made by Ferrari? Why is Earth round? Is Einstein really from Mars? And, finally, who is the Stig? Read more…

Here we have yet another entry to the crowded market of netbooks. Dell has just unleashed their latest Inspiron Mini 1018, which takes design cue from the Inspiron R series.

The Mini 1018 is powered by Intel’s latest Atom processor N455 with 1.66GHz of juice. The 10.1-inch WSVGA screen still uses the 1,024 x 600 resolution. The obvious changes would be the usage of 1GB DDR3 memory instead of the good ol’ DDR2, besides the implementation of 802.11n Wi-Fi. Other typical suspects would be 250GB hard drive and inbuilt webcam. The body has been coated with a sexy fresh Obsidian Black paint. It’s already available now in most regions at a price of $450 (£279 for UK), and ‘coming soon’ for the rest of the world.

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It’s been quite some time since we saw new CPU cooler from Scythe. The company has released a new midrange cooler known as the Rasetsu. It supports both Intel (LGA775, LGA1156, and LGA1366) and AMD (754, 939, 940, AM2, AM2+, and AM3) processors. The cooler is designed with a heatsink that is divided into two blocks which each consist of the T.M.L.F. structure (Trident Multi-Layer Fin), six copper heatpipes and a 120mm PWM fan that operates at 470 to 1,900 RPM. The Rasetsu will retail for $55.

Check out the newest CPU cooler from Scythe, the Rasetsu. Supporting both Intel (LGA775, LGA1156, LGA1366) and AMD (754, 939, 940, AM2, AM2+, AM3) processors, the cooler comes equipped with a heatsink that is divided into two blocks (each with the T.M.L.F. structure), six copper heatpipes and a 120mm PWM fan that operates at 470 to 1900 RPM. The Rasetsu retails for $55.

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Lian Li has announced yet another one of its upcoming mini-tower PC case called the PC-Q11. Measuring 200mm x 326mm x 260mm and weighing 2.42kg, this aluminium case supports both mini-ITX and mini-DTX motherboards, which most HTPC boards come in. The casing features a front I/O panel with two USB 3.0 and two audio ports, one 5.25-inch external drive bay, two 3.5-inch internal drive bays, two 2.5-inch internal drive bays and a front 140mm fan.

Size wise, it’s rather big, considering nowadays you can easily get a HTPC like the Shuttle or Mac Mini which performs well and is super small for the living room. But there’s always the ‘DIY’ market out there. The PC-Q11 will begin shipping at the end of the month in four colour options: black ($95), silver ($95), red ($115) and white ($175).

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Mad Catz, the famous gaming gears company that specializes on console controllers, have updated their Cyborg-series with the latest Cyborg Gaming Keyboard and Cyborg Gaming Lights. What’s special about these ‘Cyborg’ is that they adapt the amBX technology, which is a full “sensory surround” entertainment, which allows gamers to enjoy a more immersive experience by incorporating dynamic real world effects such as light and colour. Read more…

Last month, they introduced the cool looking ATH-XS7 and ATH-XS5, and now Audio Technica, the famous audiophile headset brand has released a new earphone in the form of the ATH-C101. The C101 comes in 12 different colors, featuring 18 – 22,000Hz frequency response with 102dB/mW sensitivity (16-Ohm impedance). The Audio-Technica ATH-C101 earphones will retail for ¥1,950 ($22) soon.

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Tokyoflash, the famous name that made amazing watches besides some ridiculously boring ones too. Now they’ve gone and design yet another futuristic watch that looks like it’s from a Star Trek filming set. It’s called the High Definition.

The watch features an always on multi-colour LCD interface that displays the current time. Hours are shown in square blocks and five minute groups are shown as lines outside the square blocks, in the same position as hours and minutes as a clock face. Meanwhile, single minutes 1-4 and seconds are shown in the central zone. I don’t really comprehend the use of LCD over here, as the battery life would somehow be terrible for the ‘always-on’ LCD panel, thought they fail to mention how long it would last actually. Yet another watch that requires me to stare at it for few seconds before knowing the time.

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All-in-one PC hasn’t quite received a well welcome from the consumers, but now they’re massively invading the market. Lenovo has begun selling their latest version ‘IdeaCentre A310’. The 21.5-inch Full HD display all-in-one PC comes with two variants.

The IdeaCentre A310-40731GU packs a 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 Full HD display, a 2.26GHz Intel Core i3-350M processor, an Intel HD integrated graphics card, a 4GB RAM, a 320GB hard drive, a built-in webcam, a DVD writer, a 7-in-1 card reader, a TV tuner, WiFi and is pre-loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS. Meanwhile, the IdeaCentre A310-40731HU has similar specs as the IdeaCentre A310-40731GU, but comes with a faster processor ’2.40GHz Intel Core i5-450M’ and a bigger hard drive ’500GB’. The IdeaCentre A310-40731GU and IdeaCentre A310-40731HU are priced at $949 and $1,129, respectively.

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