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Here’s the list of today top 5 smartphones according to Wirefly

1. Cingular BlackJack

Features a fully QWERTY keyboard, access to Cingular TV and Cingular Music, near-broadband Internet surfing, a camera/camcorder, Bluetooth, and music player.

2. BlackBerry Pearl (for Cingular and T-Mobile)

Is incredibly slim and compact for a BlackBerry, includes built-in camera and music player, a full HTML browser and the always accurate SureType QWERTY keyboard

3. 8700 series (for Cingular, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon)

It features a full-size QWERTY keyboard, large color screen and the side thumbwheel familiar to BlackBerry users.

4. Cingular BlackBerry 8800

Includes a full QWERTY keyboard, built-in GPS locator and GPS applications, a music and video player, push-to-talk, voice dialing and Bluetooth

5. Motorola Q for Verizon Wireless

With Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, Bluetooth with streaming stereo music support, high-speed data downloads.

And you? Which one is your favorite?

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Do you like to play cards?

Well, this guy, Bryan Berg, spends lots of his time with cards, but not playing.
He is a Cardstacker. He makes fantastic card architecture. Formally trained as a designer and architect, Berg holds several Guinness World Records for houses of cards.

Bryan Berg broke the Guinness World Record for the World’s Tallest House of Cards in 1992 at the age of seventeen, with a tower fourteen feet, six inches tall. His latest record-holding structure in the category is over twenty-five feet tall. In 2004, Guinness created a new record category for the World’s Largest House of Cards to recognize a project Berg built for Walt Disney World–a replica of Cinderella’s Castle. He continues to hold both records.

In 2004, Berg earned his Master of Design Studies from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He previously served as design faculty for three years in the Department of Architecture at Iowa State University, where he received his Professional Degree in Architecture in 1997.

In my case, I can build a 8-cards house… And I thought it was great…

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