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For all Buzz users that have Twitter account, now there's a way to easily find your Twitter contacts in Google Buzz. Developed by the team at Redation, Tw2Buzz is yet the best web app to import your contacts from Twitter to Buzz.

1. First of all, make sure you already have login to your Google account. This is needed so that Tw2Buzz can cross-check your contact between Twitter and Google.
2. Next is to login into Tw2Buzz at http://tw2buzz.com using your Twitter account. It authenticates via OAuth, so no password needed, much more secure process.
3. Once logged-in, you will see a straight-forward interface loading to find your contacts in Buzz. The loading may take some time as it requires 2-step checking, one to check if your Twitter contact have Google account or not, next it checks whether the contact have Buzz enabled for them or not.
4. To follow them on Buzz, click any of the result and it will take you to the user's Google Profile page where you can click the "Follow" button.

Tw2Buzz Invite Code: kur3ng6707

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AMD will release a revised edition of it's powerful Radeon HD 5870, which will support for up-to 6 display output. This particular graphic card make significant difference to others and it's own predecessors because it will make use its six TMDS signal lines to cater for the six display ports. On the device itself, there will be six mini-DisplayPort connectors to connect to each six individual display in Full-HD resolution. Named the Eyefinity6 edition, it can utilize the ATI Eyefinity technology to merge all the display output to produce one single huge display.

This special edition GPU will have clock speeds of 850/1200MHz with 2GB of GDDR5 memory on-board. Plus with the Eyefinity support and DirectX11 compliance, this GPU for sure will compete with NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 400 series. AMD's Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity6 Edition slated to be released on March 11.

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Dear users of 64-bit Windows,

Do you use Adobe Reader in your 64-bit Windows? Since the introduction of Windows 7, more users has upgrade or migrate their OS to use 64-bit since a lot of reviews has been saying that it WORKS GREAT on most application without any problem. But I just notice one little (or perhaps not-so little) bug that only happen when you using a 64-bit version of Windows OS, not matter  XP, Vista or even the latest Windows 7. Ok, let see this image first.

I won't explain much on WHY this happen, but I give you the SOLUTION! Isn't it great to know there's a fix this? After googling many (many) times using multiple keywords from "rebuild pdf thumbnail" to "pdf thumbnail windows 7", I found a third-party fix develop by Leo Davidson at his website. It was a 64-bit only problem for those using Adobe Reader.

For most users, don't need to crack your head going through the registry editor, just DOWNLOAD the fix, install it and run the patcher to make the appropriate changes to the registry.

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Dante: He runs the Internet!

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