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It is said that it takes a lot of skill, effort, time and experience to produce a quality wine and hence one should take time to savour it. For all the connoisseurs out there who fancy a bit of red themselves, here is just the thing to tickle your taste buds and your grey cells. The Magnetising Wine Plug In gives a whole new dimension to your wine drinking experience. Just plug it to the neck of your bottle and observe how it instantly smoothens the taste and reduces the tannic effect of the wine. The plug in has different setting modes to create 8 different structures of taste. When the wine passes through a specific magnetic field, the field instantly changes the physical state of the young wine to a deluxe wine. The magnetic field changes the physical states of the wine like surface tension, PH values etc, but no Chemical changes take place. So what are you waiting for? Pull out the youngest wine in your bar and get ready for a royal experience.

The all new Nokia N97 Mini

Nokia opened up a new chapter in mobile usage, as it launched Nokia N97 mini on the 16th of November, 2009. This contains a feature -Lifecasting with Ovi-that gives a whole new dimension to personalized networking. Yes, that’s right-personalized networking. You can, among other things, upload information regarding your location and current status directly to your Facebook account using your mobile home page. Not only status and location, but also navigation to a place can be done by this feature. All this is available on Nokia N97 via Nokia Beta labs. Nokia launched this device during N-Tour-Age, a worldwide showcase of Nokia products. Nokia has entered into a partnership with the largest social network Facebook to introduce this feature. The Nokia N97 mini comes with a tilting 3.2” touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard and a homescreen that’s totally costumizable, giving it that much-coveted personalized touch. A variety of other features, ike web services and games, is available on the ovi store. These sure make for a new mobile experience. The Nokia N97 mini right now comes in three colours-Cherry black, Garnet and White. So guys, if you need something new, and if you’re a Facebook addict, here comes your tech-treat!!

What next? Now an i-phone application that can decipher your baby’s cry.

Biloop

Biloop Technologies has developed The ‘Cry Translator’ application for Apple’s iPhone. The Cry Translator listens to a baby’s cry and analyses its pitch, volume and tone and provides the user with one of the five translations: hungry, sleepy, stressed, annoyed or bored. The sellers claim, it can tell why a baby is crying and how to fix it in ten seconds flat.

The app is the result of six years of research in Spain. It works on the fact that there are five distinct cries each having common frequency patterns regardless of language, race or religion.

What do you think? Will a woman bother to trust a phone’s calculated inference over her motherly instincts? Thumbs up or Thumbs down? Personally I feel $29.99 is too much for this pretty close to useless baby.

You can visit their official web page – here.