Turkiye:
Vestel, Arcelik, YU-MA-TU
Japonya:
Sony, Seiko, Panasonic, Nec, Toshiba, Pioneer, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, Isizu, Honda, JVC, Casio, Fijutsi, Canon, Apple, Aiwa,
Tayvan:
Asus
ABD:
Nike, Creative, AMD, Dell, IBM, Sun, Kodak, Levis, HP, Ford, Coco Cola, Marlbora,
Almanya:
Mercdes, BMW, Audi, VW, Adidas, Puma, Grundig, Schaub&Lorenz, Blaupunkt, Porsche, Siemens, AEG, Bosch, Profilo, Opel, Skoda,
Ingiltere:
Reebok
Kore:
Lg, Premier, Samsung, Hyndai, Kia,
Fransa:
Alcatel, Renault, Danone, Peugeut,
Hollanda:
Philips
Italya:
Ferrari,
Finlandiya:
Nokia
Rusya:
Lada
Isvicre:
Milka

The advent of Web 2.0 and the rise of social networking sites and other web services has compelled most of us to create dozens of new accounts – each requiring a username and a password.

While the easier option would be to maintain a single username and password for all your online accounts, it is not advisable from a security point of view. Lack of strong passwords makes it easy for hackers to break into your accounts. Hence it is better to have a unique and strong password for every online account

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In addition to using CD, USB Flash cards, DVDs and external hard drivers, you can also use the alternatives listed below:

Google Docs
Zoho
Windows backup restore center

Some cool sites to trade your old books with others online.

http://paperbackswap.com
http://bookmooch.com
http://www.bookins.com
http://bookcrossing.com
http://www.swaptree.com

Lets assume you know someone whose name is “John Smith”

Dear John
Dear Mr. Smith
Dear Professor Smith

Never call someone by their last name without a title