Icetech, a leading Energy Technology Specialist have released the Solar i9005, a reliable hard wearing Portable Solar Charger. The Solar i9005 is not quite as portable as many would like, but measuring in at less than 6 inces long and around 3 inches wide you do not see many people complaining.

The charger comes with a massive array of attachments, not to mention USB charging capability. This means it is possible to charge anything that requires upto 9v of power, so its got your phone, MP3 Player, iPod or even many portable DVD players covered.

While most people wouldn’t use this it costs as little as $70, making it a great utensil for anyone on the move. I know when I am doing a two week road trip around Europe this year, one of these babies will be on the car dashboard all the way!

The SIEMENS GIGASET C460 is a generally good VoIP phone to purchase, you don’t even need a PC to start making internet phone calls. If you like flexibility, then you’ll love how easy it is to switch between internet and fixed-line calls. Just press a button. It’s that easy, especially thanks to plug-and-play convenience.

You can use the phone with free VoIP services like Skype and Gizmo.

Some of the Key features of this phone:

Dual Mode: VoIP and fixed line calls on one handset
* Supports the common SIP VoIP protocol
* Handset with high quality colour display
* Register up to 6 GAP-compatible handsets
* Transfer calls between DECT handsets
* Handsfree speakerphone built into handset
* Call conferencing
* Send and receive SMS messages from handset
* UK Caller ID display
* Configuration on supplied handset or built-in web server
* Headset Connection
* Alarm Clock
* Illuminated Keypad
* Polyphonic Ringtones
* Audible Caller Display
* Intercom

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After doing a search on ‘web hosting directory” on Google he says the top 10 are just ‘shill’ sites, and if your wondering what shill means its – “One who poses as a satisfied customer or an enthusiastic gambler to dupe bystanders into participating in a swindle.”, so basically most of the web hosting directories out there are just duping people.

However there are some really good ones out there like Great Hosting Resource that has over 5,000 user reviews of web hosts to help you find that good host you’ve been looking for.They also have guides and articles that are really usefull especially if your on your path for your first ever hosting package, they cover all aspects of hosting – shared, dedicated, vps (Virtual Private server), game server and reseller hosing.

Of course there already services like Text Link Ads, Pay Per Post and Review Me but make room for another – V7N Contextual Linking Service

V7N is already a popular forum for webmasters, bloggers and internet entrepeneurs so i guess it’s only natural that they venture into the paid posting market.

Browsing through their forums and reading some of the posts i begin to understand that the rules for bloggers are a little more relaxed than other posting services, for example there is NO words limits or requirements so basically the length of the post is up to the blogger itself, this is quite good if your a blogger because sometimes posting a 200-300 words post is not your cup of tea.

The other good thing is there are accepting all types of blogs even with a PR of 0, most works require a PR3 but still they are accepting blogs of any PR, good news for some i guess.

The program itself is still new but i think it will work out, so check out V7N Contextual Linking Service today.

*A little Tip: V7N currently havs over $20,000 in orders, so you won’t be sitting around waiting for jobs.

Pc World has reviewed Canon’s new offering to the inkjet printer market -The Canon Pixma MP830.

They have given the Pixma MP830 an 81 out of a possible 100 points which is very good indeed.According to the review the MP830 is geared more towards small-business use and it provides two key features not found on the other two previous Canon models (MP500 & MP950) : faxing capabilities and an automatic document feeder.

The MP830 uses a USB 2.0 interface. Despite its office-centric features, it doesn’t include ethernet or Wi-Fi networking–and at press time, these weren’t available as options, either.

Read the full review HERE.