New Canon EOS 500D DLSR Camera

Canon has introduced a new DSLR camera on Wednesday that packs in 15.1 megapixels: the Canon EOS 500D. The new EOS 500D, which will be known as the Rebel T1i in the US, features a 15.1-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, Canon’s DIGIC 4 processor and HD movie recording features like the company's 5D and 50D models. Lower shooting resolutions of 720p or VGA will also be available to get the most from your memory card. A built-in HDMI connection will let users playback directly on their TV. To read the rest of this article follow this link: http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/news.phtml/23169/24193/canon-500d-digital-srl-camera.phtml

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Creative Tweeters Find New Ways To Tweet

Creative Tweeters Find New Ways To Tweet
It has been discovered that jurors are using their smart phones to find out information about defendants and sharing this information - during the trial!

There is now a service which allows you to eavesdrop on stockmarket tweets.

If you don't mind being tweeted by police, you could be the first to know about closed roads, missing people and other important news in Waterford. The Waterford Police Department is now able to send public communications via Twitter, an online social network that enables users to send alerts, or tweets, to those signed up for the service. To read more of this article go to: http://www.wfsb.com/news/18960718/detail.html

More creative ways to Tweet will follow shortly!