Entries from November 2007 ↓

Feature rich and customizable with Plugins, Azureus was popular until Vuze came.

The Bloatware!

When a 125 KB odd feature rich client giving serious competition, it was a stage perfect for the decline.

If you aren’t using uTorrent for whatever reason (like incompatibility with OS X & Linux, long time Azureus user or want more features), you can still enjoy Azureus for your downloading pleasure.

How? Use the older version 2.5.04, the final stable version of Azureus 2.x
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I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with BSNL Dataone (my ISP).

Right from the day I started using Dataone, I was irritated and frustrated with the two issues listed below.

You’ll be amazed to hear the issues I had and you wouldn’t have heard of it before.

Now that I’m a Mac user, let’s see if BSNL annoys OS X Tiger as it did Windows XP.

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You won’t believe this.

For the first time, you’ll be coming across a negative review.

Got to catch up with the movie today with some effort to secure the tickets and I’m not impressed.

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Reviewing movies is an Art.

Like any other Art, it’s unique.

No two person review movies in the same way. That brings us to focus the different ways to review movies.

We’ll go ahead and see the ways we can reviews movies. Since rating a movie is a way of review, I’m presenting both review and ratings now.

An Unique Rating

Meetu who blogs without giving the movie away (found via Desicritics) reviews movies and sums up in an interesting way.

See her Jab We Met review:

Rating: Wait for video release

Rating Scale (best to worst):
• Must see - on the big screen
• Watch for sure, preferably in theatre
• Wait for video release
• Watch if you have nothing better to do
• Switch channels if it’s on cable!

Isn’t that interesting?

without giving the movie away is nominated in Best Asian Blog in the 2007 Weblogs Awards. Good Luck, Meetu.

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India - Pakistan matches never fails to arouse curiosity and interest. Hoping to be a good tour as I think both the sides are evenly matched.

As always at The Newspaper Blog, we get to see the cricket matches online.

Open links in Internet Explorer (IE). Have SopCast and TVU Player installed. For more resources on how to use SopCast and watching Online TV, Streaming Content check: Little Known Ways to Watch TV Online for Free.

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