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Archive for January 8th, 2010

Rhinoplasty is a nasal surgery which is more popular among men and women who have an ill feeling regarding the size or shape of their nose. Everyone knows that nose is the most defining characteristic feature of one’s face, the size and shape of the nose gives a personal identity for a person. Recently, i came across Los Angeles rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty Information given in their site is very useful and gives us a complete detail about this surgery including the places where this surgery is performed. Rhinoplasty is performed by surgeons for both cosmetic and functional (breathing) indications. I also came across California breast augmentation and Beverly Hills liposuction . These surgery’s can be performed under conditions like natural causes, birth defects or traumatic deformities. This defects are corrected by adding to, removing, reshaping or rearranging bones and cartilage. These surgery’s can be performed comfortably using local anesthesia with I.V. sedation or under general anesthesia. It generally takes two to three hours for the surgery and packing is removed in two to four days. The patients are up and about within two days and able to return to work within seven to ten days. Just take a visit to their site for all further details.

This morning saw the launch of Google’s highly anticipated Nexus One “superphone”. During the demonstration, Google showcased a variety of the phone’s features, including a very impressive new photo app, voice input, and more. They’ve now posted a handful of videos showing off each of these features, which we’ve embedded below. The most impressive video of the bunch is called Web Meets Phone. It’s sleek, stylish, and has catchy music — and was clearly inspired by Apple’s hugely successful iPhone ads. Google’s video weighs in at a hefy 1 minute 54 seconds, which obviously makes it long for your average TV commercial. Still, given the production values of the clip, I wouldn’t be surprised if Google starts running a shorter version of this on TV. It may even splurge for a few extended showings. You can find more videos of the Nexus One YouTube Channel (note that most of the others are showing features that are available on other Android phones.