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Paper Phone - Flexible Smartphone
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Nokia N-900
The Nokia N900 has evolved from Nokia's previous generation of Internet Tablets and broadens the choice for technology enthusiasts who appreciate the ability to multitask and browse the internet like they would on their desktop computer.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Nokia USB Charger
If you're like me, you spend a great deal of your day sitting in front of the computer. (You're probably reading this site from one right now!) And if you're anything like me you probably plug in your dying cell phone at night to charge up, and then grab it off the counter in the morning right before you head out the door. Heaven forbid you forget to charge it, otherwise you'll spend the majority of your day with one nervous eye on the battery meter, shutting down Bluetooth and hoping that one last battery bar will hold out until the end of the day.
Wouldn't it make sense to instead keep your battery-hungry phone charged throughout the day while you use it? And that computer you're sitting in front of has a USB port, doesn't it? The Nokia CA-100 USB charger works on just about all Nokia phones with the new 2mm power plug that don't already charge via the USB port. (Funny that none of the retail cell phone accessory stores I checked sell this essential USB power gadget, but they sure have plenty wall and car chargers.)
Wouldn't it make sense to instead keep your battery-hungry phone charged throughout the day while you use it? And that computer you're sitting in front of has a USB port, doesn't it? The Nokia CA-100 USB charger works on just about all Nokia phones with the new 2mm power plug that don't already charge via the USB port. (Funny that none of the retail cell phone accessory stores I checked sell this essential USB power gadget, but they sure have plenty wall and car chargers.)
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Use your Pendrive (External Memory) as RAM
Yes with some modified settings you can use your pen drive as a RAM
1) Connect your pen drive to your PC [pen drive should be at least 1 GB or if you having 4 GB then its better]
2) Allow PC what he is supposed to do,let system to detect pen drive.
3) After your PC finished with its detection work,you have to do some little
4) Right click on the My Computer and select the properties
5) Goto advanced and then performance setting then advanced then
6) Select pen drive and click on custom size " Check the value of space available "
7) Enter the same in the Initial and the Max columns
" You just used the memory of the Pen Drive as a Virtual Memory "
Now restart your PC and enjoy your fast and super system.
1) Connect your pen drive to your PC [pen drive should be at least 1 GB or if you having 4 GB then its better]
2) Allow PC what he is supposed to do,let system to detect pen drive.
3) After your PC finished with its detection work,you have to do some little
4) Right click on the My Computer and select the properties
5) Goto advanced and then performance setting then advanced then
6) Select pen drive and click on custom size " Check the value of space available "
7) Enter the same in the Initial and the Max columns
" You just used the memory of the Pen Drive as a Virtual Memory "
Now restart your PC and enjoy your fast and super system.5 Steps to prevent your USB from Virus
You have a USB and I'm sure that you had problem with it more than 1 time. The main reason is because of virus. And you will use antivirus software to delete these damn viruses, or might format it. But it is said that Prevention is better than cure.
I'll show you some simples step to prevent your beloved USB from virus
So how can you know that your USB is infected? When you right click your USB, you will see Autoplay in Bold in the first line. It means that your USB has been infected with virus, 90% possibility! Because the first line should be Open or Expore instead of Autoplay Virus can be communicated to USB because it copies itself to USB and creat a file autorun.inf to activate virus itself. And it is so smart to be in hidden form.
When you insert a USB to your computer, it takes advantage of your habit of double-click on USB symbol in My Computer to break into your computer. There, it duplicates and disperses to everywhere. Their next patients are other USB inserting to the computer.
You may follow these 5 steps to make a shell for your USB:
Step 1:Check your USB's name. For ex, your USB drive is E: and label is THANHNGOC
Step 2:Convert file system of USB into NTFS: Start > Run, type: convert : /FS:NTFS. For ex, with your USB in drive E, you type: convert E: /FS:NTFS. Note: if your USB has function of MP3 and sound record, you should skip this step, because your multimedia player can not run MP3 files in your USB.
Step 3:Create an autorun.inf with whatever content you want; even let it empty is okay. Copy that autorun file to your USB. (You may create file autorun.inf by: Click Tools on menu > > Folder Option> Ch?n View > Remove Tick in square Hide Extentions for known file types> OK. Then make a new folder and name its autorun.inf. After that, you have to come back to select Hide Extentions for known file types. Otherwise, all file names are so frustrated.)
Step 4:Right-click on the autorun file > Property > Tick Read Only, you may choose Hidden
Step 5:Prevented all access to file autorun.inf: Click Start > Run > type: cacls \autorun.inf /D Everyone. For ex, you type cacls E:\autorun.inf /D Everyone. A black window will appear and it may require you to type USB label. Type its name (I type THANHNGOC) and Enter. It takes about 5 seconds to complete.
I do not say that you may prevent your USB from all viruses, but this way partly help your USB be safe to most virus infecting via USB. The last
recommend is to install a reliable antivirus software with automatic update.
I'll show you some simples step to prevent your beloved USB from virus
So how can you know that your USB is infected? When you right click your USB, you will see Autoplay in Bold in the first line. It means that your USB has been infected with virus, 90% possibility! Because the first line should be Open or Expore instead of Autoplay Virus can be communicated to USB because it copies itself to USB and creat a file autorun.inf to activate virus itself. And it is so smart to be in hidden form.
When you insert a USB to your computer, it takes advantage of your habit of double-click on USB symbol in My Computer to break into your computer. There, it duplicates and disperses to everywhere. Their next patients are other USB inserting to the computer.
You may follow these 5 steps to make a shell for your USB:
Step 1:Check your USB's name. For ex, your USB drive is E: and label is THANHNGOC
Step 2:Convert file system of USB into NTFS: Start > Run, type: convert : /FS:NTFS. For ex, with your USB in drive E, you type: convert E: /FS:NTFS. Note: if your USB has function of MP3 and sound record, you should skip this step, because your multimedia player can not run MP3 files in your USB.
Step 3:Create an autorun.inf with whatever content you want; even let it empty is okay. Copy that autorun file to your USB. (You may create file autorun.inf by: Click Tools on menu > > Folder Option> Ch?n View > Remove Tick in square Hide Extentions for known file types> OK. Then make a new folder and name its autorun.inf. After that, you have to come back to select Hide Extentions for known file types. Otherwise, all file names are so frustrated.)
Step 4:Right-click on the autorun file > Property > Tick Read Only, you may choose Hidden
Step 5:Prevented all access to file autorun.inf: Click Start > Run > type: cacls \autorun.inf /D Everyone. For ex, you type cacls E:\autorun.inf /D Everyone. A black window will appear and it may require you to type USB label. Type its name (I type THANHNGOC) and Enter. It takes about 5 seconds to complete.
I do not say that you may prevent your USB from all viruses, but this way partly help your USB be safe to most virus infecting via USB. The last
recommend is to install a reliable antivirus software with automatic update.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
HTC sensation 4G or Samsung Galaxy S2 ???
HTC Sensation 4G and Samsung Galaxy S2 are considered the top rivals to each other, both sportingAndroid 2.3 Gingerbread.
HTC, the Taiwanese technology giant, rolled out with HTC Sensation 4G on June 15 in the U.S., carried exclusively by T-Mobile for $199.99.
Samsung Galaxy S2 is reportedly hitting the shelves in July for Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint, respectively as Function, Attain, and Within.
HTC sensation comes with the S-LCD capacitive touchscreen with the resolution of 540 x 960 pixels on a 4.3-inch curved high-resolution qHD display with 540 x 960 pixels, 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video recording capabilities, front-facing shooter for video calling, and Android 2.3 with HTC's Sense 3.0 user interface highly popular among the users.
Samsung Galaxy S2 rocks a 1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos processor, 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen with resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video capabilities, front-facing camera, and Android 2.3 with TouchWiz 4.0.
As far as weight and volume of the smartphones, Samsung Galaxy S2 is lighter and thinner than HTC Sensation 4G, with the former weighing 116g and the latter 148g.
Here are some live comparisons between the two smartphones.
