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Sony Ericsson’s W660, at a svelte 0.57-inches, the UMTS 2100 and GPRS 900/1800/1900 phone really packs in the goods with Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, FM radio support, a 2 megapixel camera, web browsing, RSS feeds, and a 512 MB Memory Stick Micro (upgradeable). It has a 2-inch color TFT display and totes random extras like TrackID, a music identification service, and a Picture Blogging function that allows you to send snapshots directly to your personal blog. To top off the lifestyle angle on this phone, Sony Ericsson has embellished the pants offa this one, with the aforementioned gold trim on both glossy color options, Record Black and Rose Red. The Rose Red model jazzes it up a bit more with its floral-themed relief pattern on the backside. For those of you who are more concerned with performance, you’ll get up to 6 hours of talk time on GSM, up to 2.5 hours with 3G, or a max of 25 hours of music listening. Expect to peep these newbies in select markets by Q2 of this year.

ServerRadar is a powerful and easy-to-use website monitoring software. It can monitor your web server, mail server, ftp server, Database server and DNS server. In the event of server errors, ServerRadar will notify you immediately by sending emails, playing sounds, running specified programs and more. To give you an open-and-shut view of your servers status, it can also generate real-time charts and historic reports in HTML format.

Version 5.1.2 changes the monitoring interval from minutes to seconds.

This program works with the atomic time servers of the National Institute of Standards and Technology to synchronize local PC clocks. It has a nice-looking user interface and offers some useful features that make the process of time synchronization fast and comfortable. You can work in Manual, Periodical, or Wait for Connection modes. Dial-up networking and proxy support are included. Chronograph can work as a local time server in LANs. This major update includes SNTP protocol support, HTTP proxy support (with authentication), and a new, modern interface.