Lost is one of my favorite TV shows. I still remember it has moved to the season 4 when I got to know there’s a this kind of TV shows.  So, I became a absolute Lost fan. I could not help keep watching the seaso 1-3, then came to a day by day waiting for the new episode of seasons 4. It’s really an amazing TV show. That mysterious island, mysterious people,  and even some other mysterious thing!

The new season of LOST TV series  is on air now. Lost season 5  is disclosing some secret of this island and some key role, such as Mike, Kate, John, Ben, and even we could see where the Smoke Monstor comes from. Yes, that mysterious Temple.

 A good news, I find some links to watch Lost season 5 online, if you missed it on TV, now you can watch it online. It’s in the HD quality, but might be a little slow in some locations.

Now Watch Lost Season 5  online:  Lost Season 5 Full Episodes

Watch the latest episode: LOST Season 5, Episode 16-17: The Incident

I search some information of each episode of Lost season 5 from IMDB .It’s still updating, and I will update the latest news about Lost season 5.

Lost Season 5, Episode 1: Because You Left
Original Air Date—21 January 2009
As a result of Ben moving the island, the survivors left on the island begin skipping through time. Meanwhile, three years later in Los Angeles, Ben starts convincing the Oceanic 6 to return to the island. Read the rest of this entry »

 I had been searching around to make a decision to buy a new Nokia cell phone. The Nseries is my first choice, but there are so many Nseries Nokia cell phone and each has its own special personality. But finally, I chose the N85 as my new cell phone, and it has been with me for several months. And I should say, N85 is the best Nseries  phone! If you are looking for a new cellphone, never let N85 go.

Nokia N85 – Music, gaming and internet in one sleek package

The Nokia N85 mobile phone is a gorgeous and neatly compact slide design handset with a two-way slider spring assistance mechanism that comes available in a sleek black or copper colour. The N85 mobile phone is a brand new from Nokia to add to the N-series range of mobile phones. The N85 comprises a very large 2.6 inch screen with active matrix OLED technology that displays up to 16.7 million colours with 320 x 240 pixel resolutions providing a very clear, bright and colourful screen display. The user can also enjoy the brightness control, orientation sensor and ambient light detector facilities that feature on the N85 mobile phone. The mobile phones many dedicated keys for various features and functions include S0 keys, multi-media key, send/end keys and short slide keys which all provide ease and manageability to the user. The mobile phone dimensions are 103mm x 50mm x 16mm and weighs a respectable 128g, considering how much technology has been jam packed into this multi-media computer. The user can expect to gain up to a maximum of 6.9 hours talk time and up to 363 hours of stand by time on one single charge of the battery.

There is a great range of call features that are provided on the Nokia N85 mobile phone including, Push to Talk, Conference calling, Contacts with images, Talking ring-tones, Call timer and Fixed dialling number support to name a few.

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At last, Nokia finally released their much awaited touchscreen phone, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. We’ve heard of Nokia’s Tube phone before, their potential iPhone killer, and now, it’s already official and will be released worldwide during the fourth quarter of 2008. So, I got to see the prototype version of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic during its launch so a word of warning to Nokia fans, this review has a few bashing against the phone so if you really don’t want to read that then kindly move along.

Design

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is again a full touchscreen phone with a 3.2 inch screen. It has three buttons at the bottom, the menu button and two soft keys flanking the menu button. The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a little bit on the thick side compared with the iPhone or the Omnia. The 5800 also has more curved edge compared with the other touch screen phones but that just gives it a bit mroe edge over the others in terms of design.

Features

Okay, so let’s get to work on this baby. Since it’s a touchscreen phone, most of you are probably wondering: does it beat the iPhone’s interface? Well, based on the prototype, sadly no. The screen was a bit unresponsive and you have to press the screen Read the rest of this entry »

I have not participated some easy making money online tools for a long time because I was disappointed so much by slashmysearch.com and agloco.com. But, One of my friends told me a new easy money making tools several days ago, and it’s called Homepages Friend. It is said this paid by searching tools came out last year, but I did not notice it. So, I have been testing it during the last week.

The conclusion is Homepages Friend might be a much better substitute tool after slashmysearch which has been proved to be a failure. Homepages Friend cooperates with Yahoo search, and this is a good promise of its credit. Compared with the direct searching in Yahoo, the advantage of searching in Homepages Friend is that you can earn some extra Pounds from your searching activities. Sounds nice! It could be a easy tool to make some extra money when surfing online. As a paid to search tool, I myself believe Homepages Friend will have a bright future if the admin team could run it properly.

How It Works?

Why Homepages Friend pays you for your searching activities? Because the Yahoo search box is embeded in your Homepages Friend. When you search something with the Yahoo search in Hompages Friend, especially when you click some sponsor ads in the search results pages, your searching activities would generate revenue for Yahoo, and Yahoo will shares this revenue with Homepages Friend, and then Homepages Friend will share this money with you.

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Google launched a browser optimized to run Web applications on Tuesday, a move that some observers believe could help loosen Microsoft’s grip on personal computing. The new browser, called Chrome, has been built to enhance the performance, stability, and usability of complex Web applications. It could help broaden the appeal of Google’s Google launched a browser optimized to run Web applications on Tuesday, a move that some observers believe could help loosen Microsoft’s grip on personal computing. The new browser, called Chrome, has been built to enhance the performance, stability, and usability of complex Web applications. It could help broaden the appeal of Google’s many online services.

Members of the Chrome development team and company cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin unveiled the new browser and demonstrated its capabilities at a press conference held at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, CA.

The announcement ignited excitement among technology bloggers and pundits, some of whom recalled the bitter “browser war” fought between Netscape and Internet Explorer (IE) during the 1990s. However, because Chrome essentially provides a platform for other applications, many believe that it may pose a direct threat to Microsoft’s core product–the Windows operating system. Read the rest of this entry »

Most people know better than to connect a computer to the Internet without first installing up-to-date antivirus software. But even the best software protection won’t catch every new virus, and performing a thorough system scan can require plenty of processor power, slowing some computers to a crawl.

New research from the University of Michigan suggests that computers could be better protected from viruses without sacrificing performance if antivirus software were moved from the PC to “the cloud”–a collection of servers that work seamlessly as one powerful machine. Using this approach, researchers found that they could detect 35 percent more recent viruses than a single antivirus program (88 percent compared with 73 percent). Moreover, using the distributed software, called Cloud AV, they caught 98 percent of all malicious software, compared with 83 percent, on average, for a single antivirus solution. Read the rest of this entry »