TECH

How to Undo a Friend Request on Facebook

Have you accidentally friend requested someone, or otherwise just decided you want to revert adding him or her to your Facebook friends list? There is no explicit option to take back the addition, but it is possible — you have to block him or her, then unblock (if you wish to do so). This is how it’s done through the new Facebook layout.

Ferrari 599

Ferrari has unveiled a snazzy hybrid electric supercar: the Ferrari 599. The bright green concept vehicle, revealed at this week's Geneva Auto Show, is based on Ferrari's 599 GTB Fiorano. The car is Ferrari's first attempt at entering the hybrid market.

Buell Racing 1190RR

Erik Buell is back with the fastest motorcycle he's ever made. The Erik Buell Racing 1190RR develops 185bhp at the rear wheel thanks to a larger, 1190cc version of the rotax v-twin. It's also 8lbs lighter than even the cheater 1125RR thanks to higher quality chassis components.

2010 Cadillac CTSV

Introduced at Detroit’s North American International Auto show in January 2008, it’s based on the second-generation Cadillac CTS sedan, which debuted in the fall of 2007. The ultra-high-performance CTS-V is a luxury sedan with high-dollar, high-performance imports such as BMW’s M series, Lexus’ F series, and the Mercedes-Benz AMG line directly in its competitive crosshairs.
2010 Cadillac CTSV

The 2010 TransAm

This may be a kit to modify a 2010 Camaro into a 2010 Trans Am.
Trans Am 2010

Top 10 Countries Using The Internet In Africa

Here is an image of the top 10 countries using the internet in Africa.

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Malili: Kenya’s Planned Technopolis

It’s called Malili – a 5,000 acre East African technopolis – a city built up for technology firms and it’s the Kenyan government’s way of creating a regional ICT brand. The Malili project is modeled off of other large technology and research parks around the world. One often cited in comparison is Smart Village Cairo, which currently hosts 120 companies and 20,000 professionals and they’re expecting that to increase to 500 companies and 100,000 professionals by 2012.

Malili Kenya’s Planned Technopolis

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