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Album Info
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Album Name : Collaborations
Album Artists : Sukshinder Shinda, Gurdas Maan, Abrar Ul Haq, Manjit Pappu, Shin (DCS), Jazzy B, A S Kang
Music : Sukshinder Shinda
Audio Release : 2006
Cassettes and CD's on : Speed Records
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Files Info
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Audio Codec : MP3 320 Kbps VBR
Level : MPEG 1 Layer III
Frequency : 44100 Hz
Channels : 2 Stereo
Ripped By : AnMoL
Posted By : AnMoL
Source : Retail CD
Covers : Included (Front/Back/Disc/Inleys)
Playlist : Included (PLS, M3U)
EAC Logo File : None
Ripper : EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Audio Quality : Very High (Lossy)
Tags : ID3v2.3 & ID3v1.1
Total Track Size : 68:14 MB
Play Time : 00:38:37 Mins
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Track List
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1. (00:06:38) - (VBR 252 kbit/s) Gurdas Mann, Sukhshinder Shinda & Abrar Ul Haq - Collaborations
2. (00:04:46) - (VBR 230 kbit/s) Jazzy B & Sukshinder Shinda - Oh Na Kudi Labdi
3. (00:04:40) - (VBR 237 kbit/s) A. S. Kang & Sukshinder Shinda - Broove Boliyan
4. (00:03:55) - (VBR 249 kbit/s) Shin(DCS) - Kurhi Akhiyan Nall
5. (00:05:06) - (VBR 254 kbit/s) (Late) Mohan Singh Nimmana & Sukshinder Shinda - Hala Lalla
6. (00:04:20) - (VBR 243 kbit/s) Meshi (Eshara - Boliyan Te Boliyan
7. (00:04:43) - (VBR 254 kbit/s) Manjit Pappu - Charka
8. (00:04:29) - (VBR 235 kbit/s) Sukshinder Shinda Feat Takova Ent - Shoulder Surf
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Friday 28 September 2012
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Friday 21 September 2012
iPhone 5 jailbroken, but not yet ready for public consumption
You knew that the hackers of the world would be anxious to jailbreak their fresh new iPhone 5's, and the feat's been accomplished just a day after older hardware running iOS 6 was similarly set free. Grant Paul posted the picture you see above on Twitter, confirming his new, elongated iPhone is, indeed, runningCydia. Unfortunately, the jailbreak isn't available to the rest of us just yet, but it shouldn't be long before the masses gain access, too. Viva la liberté!
engadget
iPhone 5 jailbroken, but not yet ready for public consumption
You knew that the hackers of the world would be anxious to jailbreak their fresh new iPhone 5's, and the feat's been accomplished just a day after older hardware running iOS 6 was similarly set free. Grant Paul posted the picture you see above on Twitter, confirming his new, elongated iPhone is, indeed, runningCydia. Unfortunately, the jailbreak isn't available to the rest of us just yet, but it shouldn't be long before the masses gain access, too. Viva la liberté!
engadget
Vevo's website redesign simplifies the video watch page, adds artist pages
Chances are you've enjoyed Vevo's music video catalogue in one form or another, and purists who prefer .com access are being rewarded today with a fresh website design. The "video watch page" was previously littered with related clips, a playlist and other distractions, which have now been dispatched for greater focus on the tune at hand. Much of this has been moved to "artist pages", a new pop-up hub (pictured above) which is full of extra info on your chosen act. Head over to Vevo to see the enhancements for yourself, and with impending OUYA support, you might want to consider it your primary dispensary for that daily dose of Biebzilla.
engadget
Vevo's website redesign simplifies the video watch page, adds artist pages
Chances are you've enjoyed Vevo's music video catalogue in one form or another, and purists who prefer .com access are being rewarded today with a fresh website design. The "video watch page" was previously littered with related clips, a playlist and other distractions, which have now been dispatched for greater focus on the tune at hand. Much of this has been moved to "artist pages", a new pop-up hub (pictured above) which is full of extra info on your chosen act. Head over to Vevo to see the enhancements for yourself, and with impending OUYA support, you might want to consider it your primary dispensary for that daily dose of Biebzilla.
engadget
Tuesday 18 September 2012
Monday 17 September 2012
Google buys Snapseed developer Nik Software, raises the eyebrows of Instagram shutterbugs
Google makes a lot of acquisitions, some of them more important than others. Its latest purchase might skew towards the grander side, as it just bought imaging app developer Nik Software. While the company is known for pro photography apps like Capture NX and its Efex Pro series, the real prize might beSnapseed, Nik's simpler image tool for desktop and iOS users. Both Nik and Google's Senior Engineering VP Vic Gundotra are silent on the exact plans, but it doesn't take much to imagine a parallel betweenFacebook's buyout of Instagram and what Google is doing here: there's no direct, Google-run equivalent to Instagram's social photo service in Android or for Google+ users, and Nik's technology might bridge the gap. Whether or not Googlegram becomes a reality, the deal is likely to create waves among photographers of all kinds -- including those who've never bought a dedicated camera.
engadget
Google buys Snapseed developer Nik Software, raises the eyebrows of Instagram shutterbugs
Google makes a lot of acquisitions, some of them more important than others. Its latest purchase might skew towards the grander side, as it just bought imaging app developer Nik Software. While the company is known for pro photography apps like Capture NX and its Efex Pro series, the real prize might beSnapseed, Nik's simpler image tool for desktop and iOS users. Both Nik and Google's Senior Engineering VP Vic Gundotra are silent on the exact plans, but it doesn't take much to imagine a parallel betweenFacebook's buyout of Instagram and what Google is doing here: there's no direct, Google-run equivalent to Instagram's social photo service in Android or for Google+ users, and Nik's technology might bridge the gap. Whether or not Googlegram becomes a reality, the deal is likely to create waves among photographers of all kinds -- including those who've never bought a dedicated camera.
engadget
Sunday 16 September 2012
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