Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Mechanical Charger



Charge your phone anywhere, anytime!
Helps you tap power from your own self by the means of either cranking (wind-up mode) or rolling (roll-on mode) the device anytime you need to top up charge on your phone to survive it the next hour or make that last call.
Features:
Ability to charge the cell phone anywhere and anytime.
Charge by simply rotating a handle on the charger.
1 min of rotating the handle gives about 3 min of talk time and about 30 min of stand-by time.
Charge even while talking by the single hand Roll-on mode.
Affordable solution.
Environment friendly energy solution.
Safe to use for the cell phone batteries. In fact, the lower charging currents can lead to a better battery life.
Multi-brand charger with small adaptor tips in convenient plug-in pad for storage.
(Patent Pending)
MRP: Rs.450/
source:-mydigitalinfiblog.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

HOW TO SAVE ENERGY




ENERGY SAVING -AN VIDEO FRO YOU TUBE

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

GRAPHIC DESIGN

What is Graphic Design?
GRAPHIC DESIGN is the arrangement of typography and images to communicate a message, feeling, opinion, thought, or idea. This can take any form, from photography to 3D design.

Graphic Design Basic Elements:
Five basic elements of graphic design: - Lines, Shapes, Mass, Texture, and Color.

1. Lines
Lines are one of the basic elements of design. Alone or in combination with other lines or shapes they can aid in the readability, appearance, and message of a design.

2.Shapes
Squares (and rectangles), triangles, and circles are the three basic shapes. Examine their role in design including the psychology of shapes in logo design. Class also touches on freeform shapes. Shape is one of the basic elements of design.

3.Mass
mass or visual weight of graphic and text elements. It includes a large section on size and measurements for type and paper and images. Mass is one of the basic elements of design. Mass equals size. Each piece you create has a physical mass.

4.Texture
In addition to the actual texture of the paper we print on, look at the textures we create through techniques such as embossing and the visual texture created with certain graphics techniques.

5.Color
Color symbolism and association. It also touches briefly on the mechanics of color reproduction on the Web and in print. Color is not essential to a good design

Monday, April 20, 2009

Nobutoshi Kihara - Sony Walkman (1979)


The original blue-and-silver Walkman model TPS-L2 went on sale in Japan on July 1, 1979. In the UK, it came with stereo playback and mini headphone jacks, permitting two people to listen at the same time (though it came with only one pair of MDR-3L2 headphones). Where the Pressman had the recording button, the Walkman had a "hotline" button which activated a small built-in microphone (the Pressman), partially overriding the sound from the cassette, and allowing one user to talk to the other over the music. The dual jacks and "hotline" button were phased out in the follow-up Walkman II model.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

USEFULL FREEWARE APPLICATIONS LINKS FOR YOU

Top 101 Freeware Applications

“I really think it is amazing that people actually buy software.” – Bill Budge

Tired of all those overpriced, commercial applications that don’t work? Here we present to you the top 101 freeware apps that work, and are actually useful:

Audio and Video
1. Audacity – Audacity is a free, easy-to-use audio editor and recorder for Windows
2. VirtualDub – VirtualDub is a video capture and video processing application for Windows
3. Avidemux – Avidemux is a free video editor designed for simple cutting, filtering, and encoding tasks.
4. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack – K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of codes, needed for encoding and decoding (playing) audio and video formats. With the K-Lite Codec Pack you should be able to play most of the popular audio and video formats, even the rare ones.
5. SUPER – If you need a simple, efficient, and ugly tool to convert any of your multimedia files into any other format, then SUPER is all you need
6. FormatFactory – If you need a simple, efficient, easy-to-use, and a not-so-hideously-ugly tool to convert any of your multimedia files into any other format, then FormatFactory is all you need
7. iTunes – iTunes Is an audio player for playing and organizing digital music files, and purchasing them from the Apple Store.
8. VLC Media Player – VLC Media Player is a multimedia player that can play most of the audio and video formats out there, including DVDs and CDs, without the need of a codec.
9. WinAmp – WinAmp is a fast and flexible music and video player for Windows
10. Media Player Classic – Media Player Classic looks like Windows Media Player 6, but with additional features, such as AVI subtitle support, QuickTime and RealVideo support, and a few built-in codec. And it doesn’t have the bloat the Windows Media Player 11 has.

Automation
11. KeePas – KeePas is an opensource password manager which helps you manage your passwords in a secure way
12. MemoKeys - MemoKeys allows you to create shortcut key combinations (hotkeys) and associate them with any text information of your choice.
13. AutoIt – AutoIt is a freeware BASIC-like scripting language designed for automating the Windows GUI
14. AutoHotKey – AutoHotKey is a free keyboard macro program. It supports hotkeys for the keyboard, mouse, and joystick.

Compression, Backup, and File Recovery
15. PeaZip – PeaZip is an open-source file and archive manager
16. 7Zip – 7zip is an open-source file archiver predominantly for Microsoft Windows OS
17. GMail Drive – GMail Drive is a Shell Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google Mail account, allowing you to use GMail as a storage medium
18. Mozy – Mozy is the industry-leading solution for online backup. Its offers 2GB storage for free.
19. Recuva – Recuva is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentaly deleted from your computer

Blogging
20. Windows Live Writer – Windows Live Writer is a desktop blog-publishing application that has many features.
21. BlogDesk – An easy-to-use desktop blogging client

Browsers
22. Mozilla Firefox – The award-winning web browser is better than ever. It’s unlimited extensibility, thanks to the hundreds of useful add-ons available, makes it an absolute must have.
23. Opera – A full featured Internet browser, Opera includes pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, integrated searches, and advanced functions like an email program, RSS newsfeeds, and IRC chat.
24. Google Chrome – Google Chrome combines a minimalistic design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. As with all things Google, Chrome is in beta.

CD and DVD Tools
25. CDBurnerXP – Free CD Burning software
26. Ashampoo Burning Studio Free – If you’re looking for a fast, responsive, and high-quality burning software that does not cost a dime, then Ashampoo Burning Studio Free is for you.
27. DeepBurner – DeepBurner is a free CD and DVD burning tool
28. DAEMON Tools Lite – DAEMON Tools is a virtual CD/DVD-ROM emulator

Cleanup, Tuning, Tweaking, and Updating
29. Defraggler – Defraggler lets you defrag individual files, without having to process the whole drive, and it allows you to schedule runs
30. CCleaner – CCleaner is a system optimization and privacy tool. It removes unused temporary files from your system, allowing it to run faster, more efficiently, and giving you more hard disk space.
31. Startup Delayer – Startup Delayer allows you to setup how many seconds after Windows has started, to load each program.
32. RevoUninstaller – Revo Uninstaller can be used to uninstall programs, and scan for leftover.
registry keys, files, and folders.
33. Eraser – Eraser is a secure data removal tool for Windows
34. SUMo – With SUMo, you’ll be able to keep your PC up-to-date by detecting required updates for your software.
35. RadarSync – Stop searching for drivers and app updates, update your PC for free with RadarSync
36. FileHippo Update Checker – The Update Checker will scan your computer for installed software, check the versions, and then send this info to FileHippo.com to see if there are any newer releases. These are then neatly displayed in your browser for you to download.

Desktop, System & UI Enhancements
37. Samurize – Samurize is a popular advanced desktop enhancement engine for Windows
38. Yahoo! Widgets – The Yahoo! Windget Engine lets you run small utilities called ‘widgets’ on your desktop.
39. TaskSwitchXP – TaskSwitchXP is an advanced task management utility that picks up where the standard Windows Alt+Tab switcher leaves off. Aside from providing the functionality of Alt+Tab, it adds visual styles to the dialog, and enhances it by displaying a thumbnail preview of the application you want to switch to.
40. Launchy – Launchy allows you to launch programs with just a few keystrokes
41. ObjectDock – ObjectDock is a program that enables users to add a mac-like dock to their Windows desktop
42. RocketDock – RocketDock is a smoothly animated, application launching dock similar to ObjectDock
43. Google Desktop – Google Desktop makes searching your computer as easy as searching the web with Google
44. Visual Task Tips – Visual Task Tips is a lighweight shell enhancement utility that provides a thumbnail preview image for each program in the Windows Taskbar.
45. Microsoft TweakUI – This Microsoft PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface , including mouse settings, explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more.

Developer Tools
46. FileZilla – FileZilla is a powerful FTP client that is easy-to-use, has many features, and is fast and relaible.
47. SmartFTP – Aside from the usual features any FTP client has, the unique thing about SmartFTP is that multiple FTP connections can be opened at the same time in different tabs. You can also copy files from one remote host to another.
48. Kompozer – WYSIWYG HTML and CSS editor derived from Nvu
49. HTML-Kit – HTML-Kit is a full-featured and customizable HTML text editor that can be used to create and edit web pages.
50. Ades Clr Picker – AdesClrPicker is a very easy-to-use, yet powerful color picker application for web designers.
51. PuTTY – PuTTY is a free telnet and SSH client for Windows and Unix platforms
52. Notepad++ – Notepad++ is a free source code editor and Notepad replacement that supports several languages.

Download Managers
53. Internet Download Manager – Internet Download Manager is a tool that can increase download speeds, resume, schedule, and manage downloads.
54. FlashGet – FlashGet is a free download manager that allows you to spit the files you’re downloading into different sections.
55. Free Download Manager – Free Download Manager supports resumable downloads and multiple simultaneous downloads.

Imaging
56. Picasa – Picasa is a software that helps you find, edit, and share all the pictures on your PC
57. GIMP – The GIMP is a multiplatform photo manipulation tool. It’s suitable for a variety of image manipulation tasks, including photo retouching, image composition, and image construction.
58. IrfanView – IrfanView is a very fast, compact, and innovative graphic viewer for Windows
59. Paint.NET – Paint.NET is an image and photo manipulation software. It’s meant to be a free replacement for the MS Paint software that comes with all Windows operating systems.
60. Photo Story 3 – Photo Story 3 allows you to create video slideshows of your digital photos with music and tites
61. Google SketchUp – Google Sketchup is an easy-to-learn 3D modeling program.

Messaging and Chat
62. Mozilla Thunderbird – Thunderbird is a great email client from the same people who brought you the Firefox browser
63. Digsby – IM, email, and social networking in one easy-to-use application
64. Pidgin – Pidgin is a multi-protocol instant messaging client for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows
65. Skype – Using Skype, you can make telephone calls over the Internet, and calls to other people using Skype.
66. SAM – SAM is a simple voice answering machine for Skype users
67. XChat – XChat is an IRC program for Windows and Unix operating systems

Office and News
68. OpenOffice – Open Office is an open-source, multi-platform, and multi-lingual suite comparable with MS Office.
69. AbiWord – AbiWord is a free word processing program similar to Microsoft Word and is rapidly becoming a state-of-the-art word processor.
70. Power Point Viewer – PowerPoint Viewer lets you view full-featured presentations created in PowerPoint 97 and later versions.
71. CutePDF – CutePDF installs itself as a printer subsystem and enables any Windows application that can print to create professional quality PDF documents.
72. PDFCreator – PDFCreator can create PDF files from almost any Windows app
73. BullZip PDF Printer – BullZip PDF Printer allows you to create PDF documents from Windows applications.
74. Adobe Reader – Adobe Reader, the original PDF software from Adobe, let’s you open, view, search, and print PDF files.
75. Foxit Reader – Foxit Reader is a free PDF document viewer and printer. It’s incredibly small (just a few MBs), with a breezing fast launch speed and a rich feature set.
76. FeedDemon – Looking for a great way to view and manage your RSS feeds from your desktop? Look no further than FeedDemon, the most popular Windows RSS reader.
77. RSS Bandit – RSS Bandit is a free desktop news aggregator for Windows built on the .NET framework.
78. ReadAir – ReadAir is an OSX themed desktop RSS client for Mac or Windows.

Screen Recording/Screenshot Taking
79. CamStudio – CamStudio records screen into standard AVI files. It’s an ideal tool for creating software demonstations.
80. Gadwin PrintScreen – Gadwin PrintScreen is an easy-to-use utility that allows you to capture any portion of the screen, and save it to a file, copy to Windows clipboard, print it, or email it to a friend.
81. Screenshot Captor – Screenshot Captor is a program for taking screenshots on your PC, with many features.
82. FRAPS – FRAPS is a benchmarking, screenshot capturing, and video capturing software for games.

Security
83. AntiVir Personal Edition – The AntiVir Personal Edition offers effective protection against computer viruses.
84. Avast Home Edition – Avast Home Edition is a full-featured anti-virus package designed exclusively for home users
85. AVG Anti-Virus – AVG AntiVirus is a well known anti-virus tool that is easy-to-use and doesn’t slow the system down
86. BitDefender Free – BitDefender Free Edition uses the same scanning engine found in other BitDefender products, allowing you to enjoy basic virus protection for no cost at all
87. Comodo Internet Security -
88. ZoneAlarm Free – ZoneAlarm Free is one of the best and well know free firewall software in the market.
89. Ad-Aware Free – Ad-Aware provides protection from spyware
90. Spybot Search & Destroy – Spybot Search & Destroy can detect and remove most spyware from your PC.
91. HijackThis – Hijack This is a tool for in-depth scanning of your computer for spyware
92. Windows Defender – Windows Defender is an anti-spyware program from Microsoft
Torrents
93. uTorrent – uTorrent is an efficient and feature-rich BitTorrent client sporting a very small footprint.
94. Vuze – Vuze is a java BitTorrent client offering queing/priority systems, start/stop seeding options, and more.
95. BitTorrent – BitTorrent is a BitTorrent client and a good alternative to uTorrent
96. PeerGuardian – PeerGuardian is the premier IP blocker that protects your privacy on P2P. You can’t go without this one, if, um, you’re downloading stuff you’re not supposed to download.
Others
97. Mozilla Sunbird – Sunbird is an open-source, cross-platform calendar application.
98. BitMeter – BitMeter is an Internet Bandwidth monitoring app.
99. Google Earth – Google Earth combines satellite imagery, maps, and the power of Google Search to put the world’s geopraphic information at your fingertips.
100. nLite/vLite – nLite is a tool for pre-installation Windows configuration and component removal at your choice.
101. FreeMind – FreeMind is a premier free mind-mapping software written in Java

Friday, April 17, 2009

Asuka A10 micro projector

The ultra-compact projector is here, and it’s even smaller than imagined!
The Asuka A10 weighs a mere 100grams, but projects images onto your wall up to 127 cm! Including onboard memory and speakers, you can carry this just about anywhere and watch movies, presentations, or photo slideshows anywhere! It works on battery power as well as the inlcuded AC adapter.

Asuka A10 mini projector features:
• 1GB main memory
• Battery powered (included) for 1 hour
• AC adapter included
• AV cable to attached to DVD player or other devices
• Optical technology: LCoS
• Resolution: 640 x 480 (VGA)
• Projection image size: 15cm – 127cm (6 – 50”)
• Projection distance: 25 ~ 180cm
• Zoom: Manual
• Focus: Manual
• Playback format: JPEG, MP3, MPEG-4, AVI, ASF
• Stereo speaker: 0.5 W x 2
• Memory slot: SD/SDHC/MMC/MSPro up to 8GB
• Size: 125 x 55 x 23mm• Weight: 100g.
• Manual: Japanese
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

PC TOOLS


Know What Are PC Tools And How Are They Useful In PC System

The hardware and software along with a number of peripheral devices constitute a PC System. More specifically a PC system can be divided into four major elements. These elements are: the hardware, the application programs, the operating system and the users. The hardware like, hard disk drives, optical drives (CD or DVD drives), random access memory (RAM), motherboard, monitor, sound devices, keyboard, system bus; application software like word processors, spreadsheets, compilers, web browsers; operating system like windows or linux etc all work together to make a PC system function efficiently.


The hardware - the central processing unit (CPU), the memory, and the input / output devices, provides the basic computing resources for the computer system.


The application programs - such as word processors, spreadsheets, compilers and web browsers- define the way in which these resources are used to solve users' computing problems.


The Operating System (OS) is a program that manages the computer hardware as well as other resources of the PC System. The operating system also provides a basis for application programs and act as an intermediary between the computer user and the computer hardware (i.e. the PC System). Although the operating system, by itself does no useful function but it provides an environment within which other programs can do useful work. Thus the operating system is an integral part of the PC System. User programs are executed by the PC system. In a PC system, the hardware and the software work in a synchronized manner. It gives a stable performance and reliability to the system. A PC system processes many modules at a same time. So, it is no idiosyncratic, that a PC system gets crashed. PC systems are always prone to vulnerable errors and faults, which, many a times jeopardize some valuable data and also the performance of the PC system can get affected.


Numerous PC Tools are available which are bundled into the operating system, to cope up with these kinds of problems. These PC Tools are programs, which are designed to help the user to rectify the problems, by them. PC tools can give a lot of valuable information about the state of PC System. This information can be in the form of graph, histogram or report. With the help of this information, problems if any exist, can be found and fixed. Over time when a user adds or removes software, devices and drives, the system will be left with extraneous system registry entries, which can lead to slower performance. A user can use PC Tools that can help to clean the registry entries and make the operating system work faster.


Disk Defragmenter is a PC tool which explores local volumes and merges fragmented files and folders. A PC runs better with regular disk defragmentation. Defragging the hard drive organizes the hard drive so that access to files and programs is more efficient. Other PC tools like Event Viewer, Shared Folders, Local Users and Groups, Performance Logs and Alerts, and Device Manager also help in managing the PC system performance.


Tuesday, April 14, 2009

IT CARTOON


SONY CYBER SHOT DSC-T77




The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T77 ($299.99 direct) is a beauty.
Its compact design, metallic features, and touch screen make it feel like a luxury item. Aside from color fringing in the corners of images, most users will find the shots they take dazzling. The camera’s 3-inch LCD touch screen is very responsive, and the user interface is more intuitive than those of competing touch-screen models, such as the Nikon Coolpix S60 or the Kodak EasyShare v1073. The less-expensive Canon PowerShot SD790 IS ($249) and Nikon Coolpix S610c deliver images that are on a par with T77’s, but they don’t have touch screens and fun in-camera retouching options. Beyond that, this Cyber-shot is just handsome. Of course, as with any camera that employs a touch screen, battery life suffers.

The T77 has very slim build, measuring just 2.4 by 3.8 by 1.3 inches (HWD) but feels rock solid. Two of these in your pocket would probably feel like one Canon PowerShot A1000 IS. The camera comes in silver, black, pink, green, or brown. My review unit had the hue of a deep-brown leather couch or dark mahogany. Dropping down the lens shield on the front turns the camera on. The lens has a focal range of 6.18mm to 24.7mm (35mm equivalent: 35mm to 140mm) with corresponding maximum f-stops of f/3.1 and f/5.9, and a 4X optical zoom.

Sony’s touch-screen interface works well. It displays a lot of information without overcrowding. Because the large, white icons are projected over black lines that border the image in standard aspect ratio, they’re almost always visible. When you’re shooting pictures in 16:9 mode, the entire screen becomes the viewfinder and the white icons float over the image, still easily readable. The screen on the $199 Kodak EasyShare v1073, by comparison, shows small gray icons that tend to blend in to what’s on the LCD. If you don’t remember where all the controls are, you have trouble finding buttons sometimes. The Nikon s60 doesn’t display as much info as the T77—for example, it takes four clicks to change the ISO setting, whereas the T77’s interface lets you do the same job in just one.

Sony includes physical buttons for the most commonly used mission-critical operations: on/off, shutter release, playback/shoot, and zoom in/out. This makes life a lot easier—having to work with the touch screen for these operations could become a nuisance. The zoom control on the Nikon S60 is an icon; as a result, you’re often relying on the touch screen, and that becomes very frustrating. If you’re the type of user who takes pictures only in Auto mode, you’ll probably use the T77 touch screen only to view your pictures in playback mode.

The T77 is reasonably quick camera. It’s not the fastest I’ve tested, but you definitely won’t feel as if you’re always waiting for it to catch up to you, as you do with some cameras. First of all, it comes alive quickly: In testing it was able to pull off its first shot in an average of 2.28 seconds after I slid down the shield. And wait time between shots averaged a speedy 2.54 seconds. You won’t have to worry much about shutter lag, either. Using a Shooting Digital shutter lag test, the average of my trials came out to 0.33 second—that’s lightning fast. With so little delay, you’re far less likely to miss important shots.

I use a hardware and software suite called Imatest to get an objective rate for key image characteristics that determine image quality. I concentrate mostly on noise, sharpness, distortion, and color fringing. The T77 performed well in all of these categories except color fringing. Test results showed that most images, when closely inspected, showed color fringing in the corners. On my resolution tests, the T77 captured an average 2,009 pixels per picture height at the center of the lens, which is excellent. It indicates that the center of pictures should be very sharp. Toward the corners of the lens, this number decreased by 24 percent, but there’s bound to be some decrease, and anything less than 30 percent is acceptable. The results indicate that the camera should offer consistently sharp detail throughout images. The Nikon s60, by comparison, captured an average of only 1,683 pixels in the center, and this number decreased by 31 percent towards the corners.

As with most point-and-shooters, you’ll find distortion at both ends of the lens, but the amounts were tolerable. In the wide-angle position, barrel distortion is evident. At the full telephoto position, there’s a bit of pincushion distortion.

Noise levels are acceptable up to and including ISO 400. At ISO 800, things become very dicey, even though you can set the ISO up to 3200. At that highest level, however, you’ll probably be disappointed with the result. Imatest indicated that even at ISO 1600, the noise level was so high that it compromised sharpness by roughly 70 percent.

When I looked at shots I’d taken with the T77 and the Nikon s60 after a morning of rain, I found that the T77 had definitely produced slightly sharper imagery. In a picture of a motorcycle, droplets of rain on the chrome had more definition. As Imatest had indicated, the T77’s images showed some color fringing when viewed at actual size. In the same motorcycle photo, the white lane divider stripes on the street’s black pavement had reds bleeding from one side and blues from the other.

The T77 can record video at 640-by-480 resolution, more commonly known as standard definition (SD). Sony saves high-definition recording for the $399 Cyber-shot T-500. Video recorded with the T77 looks and sounds good. I wish, however, that the camera could take advantage of its 16:9 LCD screen and record widescreen SD video at that aspect ratio at 848-by-480 resolution. The Casio Exilim z250 offers this capability.

Sony has jam-packed this shooter with features, including face and smile detection. With smile detection, you just keep the camera pointed at the face in question—the camera snaps a picture when the smile appears. The T77’s strongest feature, however, is its large assortment of in-camera editing options. There’s a cornucopia of fun effects to choose from, among them soft focus, fish-eye lens, radial blur, and retro. You can even increase someone’s smile ( see the slide show for details ). Each effect has different intensity levels, and the camera adds the effect to a copy of the image, so the original stays intact.

This camera has a lot of features that will impress, but battery performance isn’t one of them. We don’t do a formal battery rundown test for cameras, but, in any case, just taking picture after picture until the camera’s battery runs out of juice isn’t indicative of real-world performance. Why not? Because much of the time spent using a camera involves viewing images on its LCD screen, which can drain the battery without taking a single exposure. This camera has a big LCD, and one that is a touch screen, so I’d expect its lithium ion battery life to be shorter, and the T77 didn’t surprise me. With most cameras, I can test for an entire week on one charge. The T77 required multiple charges during my review period. You may want to carry a spare battery, if you pick the T77.

The Sony Cyber-shot T77 faces tough competition when it comes to point-and-shoot cameras that deliver image quality and speed without draining your bank account. The Canon PowerShot 790 IS, Canon s610, and Nikon s610c, for example, deliver comparable images without the color fringing. Still, Sony’s handsome T77 offers good speed, solid imagery, and exciting in-camera editing tools, all of which add up to a very good buy—just don’t forget to bring along an extra battery.
Source:-its is all about technology blog

Friday, April 10, 2009

AWESOME SONG SANG BY A CUTE GIRL




I AM VERY MUCH BLISSFULL WHILE WATCHING

THIS AWESOME PERFORMANCE BY A CUTE SMALL GIRL IN AMIRTA T.V.

HERE THE SONG SELECTION OF THIS GIRL WAS VERY VERY OPT TO HER.

IT IS ONE OF THE HITS OF OSCAR WINNER A.R.RAHMAN .

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

TRI-SPECS


Tri-Specs:
All-in-one Shades and Head phone

Tri-Specs are Bluetooth wireless headphones for an MP3 Player or cellular phone that are in the form of sunglasses.

At the ends of the Tri-Specs are two retractable earbuds that the user can put in his or her ears, which automatically turn the Tri-Specs on when extended. The best part is that no one would ever know that you are wearing earbuds while you wear the Tri-Specs glasses.
You could be listening to MP3s while you’re supposed to be listening to the human resources director talk about some needless thing. Unless they look closely, your supervisors would never know.

The phone and volume controls are located conveniently on one side of the frame, and the MP3 controls are on the other side. In addition to the manual controls, the Tri-Specs can also accept voice commands with the STEPvoice software that can recognize the user’s voice from others, as well as outside noises.

I am amazed at the design of the shades, because fashion was not sacrificed for functionality. In other words, the sunglasses look like actual sunglasses and not an MP3 Player pretending to be sunglasses.

The Tri-Specs should be available now for a price of $199.99, in colors of black, white, silver, blue, black metallic, as well as black and white combo.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Segway GM Puma Project:-Smallest car







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Monday, April 6, 2009

AWARE/CAUTION ABOUT TROJAN HORSE VIRUS


BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT TROJAN
  • A Trojan horse is an unauthorized program contained within a legitimate program. This unauthorized program performs functions unknown (and probably unwanted) by the user.

  • It is a legitimate program that has been altered by the placement of unauthorized code within it; this code performs functions unknown (and probably unwanted) by the user.

  • Any program that appears to perform a desirable and necessary function but that (because of unauthorized code within it that is unknown to the user) performs functions unknown (and definitely unwanted) by the user.

Working of Trojans
Attacker gets access to the trojaned system as the system goes onlineBy way of the access provided by the trojan attacker can stage attacks of different types.


Various Trojan Types
>Remote Access TrojansPassword Sending Trojans

>KeyloggersDestructiveDenial Of Service (DoS) Attack Trojans

>Proxy/Wingate Trojans

>FTP Trojans

>Software Detection Killers


Modes of Transmission
-Attachments

-Physical Access

-Browser And E-mail Software Bugs

-Net BIOS (File Sharing)

-Fake Programs

-Un-trusted Sites And Freeware Software

<>BE VERY CAREFUL AND ALERT ABOUT ALL THESE ABOVE.<>

Backdoor Countermeasures
Most commercial ant-virus products can automatically scan and detect backdoor programs before they can cause damage .

(Eg. before accessing a floppy, running exe or downloading mail)An inexpensive tool called Cleaner (http://www.moosoft.com/cleanet.html) can identify and eradicate 1000 types of backdoor programs and trojans.Educate your users not to install applications downloaded from the internet and e-mail attachments.

Sunday, April 5, 2009

WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR WET MOBILE PHONES...


How to save a wet cell-phone?

After having a few terrible monsoons in India , (and floods and tsunamis and all sorts of crazy things) the question “How to save your wet cell phone?” is close to everyone’s heart!
Here we have given you a detailed guide that will tell you exactly what you can do to save your wet cell phone, and save 700 bucks in repairing cost, IF you act fast enough! .
So, lets begin….Okay, so basically, there are two ways in which water, or some liquid can destroy your phone!

First Way:
If the phone is powered with the battery when it is wet, the water can “short-circuit” the phone! So, to solve this problem, you got to remove the battery, cut the power, and get rid of all the water. How to do this? Well, the best way to do this is explained on the next page.

Second Way:
If, the liquid is not just pure water. If it is sea water or saline water or any water that contains salts and minerals. If the liquid is a cup of coffee or tea. Basically, if the liquid contains any salts, sugars or minerals that will stay behind after the liquid has dried. In this case, the salts/sugars/minerals etc. that stay behind will “corrode” and “short-circuit” the circuits even after the liquid has been removed. How to solve this problem is explained later!

Now, depending on what kind of liquid or water your phone has got wet in, you need to decide which method is for you. Let us start with the basic method (for water that does not contain salt or sugar or minerals) first….
Step 1: Get it out of the water as soon as possible.
The fact is that cell phones are designed to handle small amounts of water. So, if the cell phone is just slightly wet, nothing much will happen to it.
The problem comes when the cell phone falls into a pool of water completely and the water gets into the cell phones circuit board.
Then the cell phone gets “short-circuited” and it goes off! So, the point is, if you can avoid the cell phone from getting too wet, avoid it!

Step 2: Dismantle your phone
Remove the battery AS FAST AS POSSIBLE! Do not even waste time thinking about it! Just do it! It is very likely that your phones circuits have survived. But, if they are still powered by the battery, they will short-circuit when the moisture reaches them! So you have to cut the power. You must remove the battery.Remove the SIM card and the front panel and back panel and any other part of the phone that can be removed! Basically, as we said earlier, dismantle every piece of the phone that can be dismantled! .

Step 3: Dry everything that you can manually.
Use a tissue or a soft cloth to wipe every part of the phone you can wipe and remove all the water of the surface of all the pieces of the phone.

Step 4: Be patient and let the phone dry! .
(The hard part)Now it is VERY important that you DO NOT try to put in the battery and switch on the phone! Let all the parts be dismantled and let the phone dry. This is a hard thing to do. You will have a constant temptation to put the battery back in “just to see” if the phone is okay. But, DO NOT do this! Leave the phone in pieces and let all the pieces dry. Once of the best ways to dry your phone is to put your phone on the “heat vents” on the back of your computer of your TV! Just incase you are confused about what “heat vents” are, here is an image of heat vents behind the TV… Turns out, the amount of heat coming from the “heat vents” is just the perfect amount required to fix your phone! So place all the pieces of the phone carefully over the heat vents such that the wet insides of the phone are exposed to the heat.

Please Note:
Heat other parts of the phone on the “heat vents”, but do not heat the phone’s battery! If you heat the battery, it is likely that the battery will leak and get spoilt.How long should you leave it on the heat vents? For at least 2-3 days!

Step 5: Test your phone
After 3 days of patient waiting and letting your phone dry, now you could try to put in the battery and all other parts and test your phone. If it works, hurray! If it does not, switch it off quickly and let it dry for some more time. Give it a day or so…if you have the patients!.
However:
This way of saving your phone may not work if the phone got wet in a liquid containing salts, sugar or minerals etc. So, incase you dipped your phone in sea water, boring water, a cup of coffee or tea etc. you need to use the “alcohol” method… If you think the liquid in which your phone has fallen is saline, or containing salts or sugars or minerals (like sea water, coffee etc.), using only the previous method will not do. You will need to do a little bit extra to save your phone! .

How do you get rid of the salts, sugars and minerals?
After you dismantle the pieces of your wet phone and remove the battery, try to put the pieces as fast as possible in a bowl of “alcohol”! I know this seems a little scary. I know you are afraid of taking an already wet and damaged phone and putting it into alcohol, but trust us, it’s a good idea!Why alcohol?

Well, all the water/liquid in the phone (along with the salts, sugars and minerals) will dissolve in the alcohol. The alcohol is supposed to be “hygroscopic”. It means that the alcohol attracts water.
So now, once the phone is soaked in the alcohol, you should try to drain out as much alcohol as possible just by moving the phone around. Having done this, only little alcohol will remain on the insides of the phone. And this alcohol should dry up quite quickly, since alcohol evaporates at room temperature.

Note:
If you feel that there is a lot of sugar clogged in the phone (from tea/coffee or some other drink..) you should get your self a bottle of “distilled” water. Let your phone soak in it. The sugars will likely dissolve in the “distilled” water and drip out of the phone.

Where do you get a bottle of distilled water from?
Ask an electrician. Distilled water is generally used for your home inverter batteries, so a local electrician will probably know where to get it in your area.

Fianlly:
You could once again dry your phone in the “heat vents” of the computer or TV and wait for at least 2-3 days before you put in the battery and power up the phone.

In most cases, if you act fast enough, these methods will save your phone. But, if it does not, try taking it to your dealer. Sometimes they have a “quick fix”. As a last resort, go to the phone repair guys!

Panasonic SDRH200 Hard Disk Palmcorder


The Panasonic SDRH200 3CCD Hard Disk Drive/SD Palmcorder Camcorder
- is perfect for recording long events. It features extended recording for extended shooting fun. The internal 30 GB hard disk drive holds as much video data as about 22 8-cm DVD discs.

Average customer review:

Features
•Built-in 30 GB hard disk drive
•3-megapixel, 3CCD imaging system
•Capture video and 3.1 MP digital stills
•Large 2.7-inch widescreen LCD
•Included accessories: AC adapter, battery pack, multi cable, PC connection cable, editing software, 512 MB SD card, and IR remote control
Customer Reviews

Great picture, easy use

We bought the SDR-H200 for my church to use in our multimedia program and couldn’t be more pleased. The 3 CCD imaging system gives you an excellent picture–sharp and clear with vivid, true colors. Image stabilization keeps minor shakes and jitters from making it to the screen.

The files on the camera’s hard drive are easy to transfer, though the included software is nothing more than OK. It won’t tempt you to give up your current editing program, whatever it is.

We have a variety of folks using the camera. It’s easy enough to operate that our amateurs can pick it up and start shooting, but has enough extra bells and whistles that some of our more proficient volunteers are happy with it, too. All in all, the SDR-H200 has been a great investment.

My only complaints, both small, have to do with design. In order to access the USB port, you have to remove the battery and run the camera on AC power. And while the LED screen is large and bright, I’m just a relic and miss having an optical viewfinder to use.

Good Camera

This is our first camcorder and love it! The only bad thing is the video editing software - Pixela’s Image Mixer that comes with the box is bad.
It is not very user friendly and hangs (even after downloading the s/w patch).
You may want to to invest on buying some other video editing software

THROAT MICROPHONE


Sanwa new Throat Microphone

Used mainly by tactical assault groups and SWAT teams, throat microphones are something you rarely see on the street. This will change now with Sanwa's latest hands free system, a Japanese phone design based on a military throat microphone.It might not be used all the time, but if you work in a noisy environment it could greatly improve a phone conversation

Friday, April 3, 2009

NEW PIXON M8800 FROM SAMSUNG



FEATURES:
1.8-megapixel touch screen phone
2.It has 3.2 inch WQVGA large touchscreen
3.An auto-panorama mode, 16x zoom option
4.Advanced shake reduction system
5.GPS with GEO tagging
6.7.2 MBPS HSDPA
7.It has multi-format music player
8.3G capable Pixon has onscreen handwriting recognition
9. 3D surround sound10.TV-out, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, microUSB 2.0
Not only this,The Pixon also comes pre-embedded with different games including Brain Challenge, Diamond Twister, Millionaire-3 and Tumbling Dice game that can be played by shaking the handset.
With support for various video player formats including DivX, Xvid, MP4, the new Pixon M8800 has an advanced Music Player .

Thursday, April 2, 2009

MICRO WAVE OVEN


Invention of Microwave Oven.
ACCIDENTAL USEFUL DISCOVERIES.

Like so many inventions, Microwaves were originally discovered accidentally. A scientist working with radio waves happen to place a piece of chocolate near the vacuum tube. When he observed the chocolate has completely melted, he realised that he had hit upon a revolutionary cooking technique totally unknown to mankind then. All this took place about five decades back around thirty years were spent in research before this discovery was used commercially for making microwave cooking ovens.

Microwave Oven.
With the popularity of Microwave Owens in the western world, food industries are going through a revolution. Entrepreneurs are busy designing new food products suitable for Microwave. Similarly, microwavable plastics, earthenware and stoneware kitchen utensils are coming in market. Certain food dishes would never have seen the light of day if microwave had not been discovered in the first place.

How Microwave works?
Microwaves are non-ionising waves that can be best described as “Electromagnetic Waves of about 10cm Wave-Length” resembling radio waves. However, these are entirely different from ionising gamma or x rays. The ionising rays disturb the molecules in food material by chopping away electrons while microwaves only make the molecules of water in the food to vibrate at a very high frequency i.e. 2450 million times per second. Microwaves are produced by the Magnetron which the most important part of his cooker and are showered on the food. This results in intermolecular friction that creates heat inside the material, cooking the food quickly. Since the heat is produced within the food, only food gets hot and not the surrounding air or utensils.
Safety First.
As soon as the door of the cooker is opened either intentionally or by your absent mindedness or by accident, the magnetron gets switched off automatically. Hence there is absolutely no way your body can get exposed to microwaves.

Power Saving Cooking Method without Any Doubt.
As compared to an electric oven, microwave works 20-25% level of energy consumption. When this cooker runs for a full one hour, it consumes three quarters of a unit of electricity.

Choice of Cooking Vessels.
Your regular metal utensils and melamines are no good for this modern cooking method. Instead, you can use wood or straw baskets, certain plastics, earthenware and stoneware, glass vessels, paper dishes, China clay mugs, saucers and plates. This is a small price you may pay for the great convenience you enjoy.
  • Advantages:
  • Being ‘Safer’ than electric and gas stoves, microwave cooker can easily be handled by school children, very old people and also by disabled.
  • ‘Versatility’ is beyond comparison. It can thaw, heat, puff, boil, roast, steam and poach foods. It can simplify the precooking work by softening fats and butter, caramelizing sugar, dissolving jelly cubes, melting chocolates and reheating small quantities of liquids as when required. Reheating of food is a single greatest advantage. For families with irregular meal routine, it is a boon as the meals served on the plates can be quickly and efficiently reheated.
  • Fuel Economy is great as microwave works at 20-25% energy level of electric ovens.
  • Nutritious and thus healthier food is available to you when you adopt Microwave cooking.
  • Vegetables can be cooked with less water and hence retain more of their nutrients, colour and flavour.
  • ‘Time factor’ is in your favour with microwave. Most foods are cooked in container in which they are to be served. Secondly, food can be reheated on an eating plate thereby reducing the amount of washing up. With a well stocked freezer, a wide variety of meals can be prepared without much planning in advance.
  • In Conventional Cooking practice, your kitchen heats up considerably; hence you require an exhaust fan. With microwave, hardly anything else but food gets heated up. Even the air in the cooker does not heat up, so naturally your kitchen remains clean, cool and without any smoke or smell.
  • Mobility of cooking place is simply incomparable to any other cooking gadgets. Microwave Ovens are compact and mobile and can be positioned anywhere, like on a kitchen platform, dining table, working table in offices etc. Since you need only thirteen ampere plug and a socket outlet, they can be moved to other rooms other than the kitchen. In ‘star’ hotel rooms, this cooker can be kept along with the T.V and radio set as you can so easily warm up cookies, sandwiches, cutlets, pakodas and omelette served cold to you from distant hotel kitchens.
  • Easy to clean and maintain since nothing much spills or splashes. Only a warm soapy cloth or sponge is good enough to make it look again from in and out.
  • Disabled people, even the blind, find microwave cooking far easier and safer than conventional cooking.
  • Disadvantages:
  • Now, speaking about the drawbacks, it has only one i.e. you cannot carry out controlled heating of oil in microwave and hence should not try to make ‘tadka’ (or phodni) or fry purees, wadas and pakodas.
  • Chappaties can be made but with some innovation. ‘Atta’ kneaded and kept in a refrigerator overnight is more suitable than freshly made one for Chappati baking in microwave oven. Stuffed brinjal or mushrooms, pulao, various halvas, bhartas can be cooked well.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

AMAZON -KINDLE 2




The Kindle 2 status area now shows the percentage read and the overall size of the book, as well as the currently viewed locations. The progress bar is now a continuous line, rather than dotted.


TO KNOW MORE VISI AMAZON.COM
THERE YOU CAN WATCH VODEO TOO..