Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
iPhone VS. DROID, which one should you buy?
Verizon’s Motorola DROID, launched November 6, 2009, wasted no time taking it to Apple’s iPhone 3GS, starting with a pre-emptive iDon’t TV commercial that mixed unflattering fact and fiction to appeal to geeks and general consumers alike. Many have now hailed it as the best competition to the iPhone to date, and the first flagship device to match it. Are they right?
If you’re interested in either an iPhone 3GS or DROID, here are some points to consider: Read more
If you’re interested in either an iPhone 3GS or DROID, here are some points to consider: Read more
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
10 Cool Cell Phone tricks
Cell phone done for you lately? Mine just updated my blog. Then it told me my friend Craig was just a few blocks up the street. Then it showed me my Google Reader feeds. Then it told me what song was playing on the radio. Then it got me out of a really boring meeting.
No, no, I didn't just get back from the future with an iPhone 2; this is all stuff accomplished with an average, ordinary handset. It's just a matter of knowing which buttons to push, so to speak. With the right software and services, your phone can perform a startling array of fun and practical functions.Read more
No, no, I didn't just get back from the future with an iPhone 2; this is all stuff accomplished with an average, ordinary handset. It's just a matter of knowing which buttons to push, so to speak. With the right software and services, your phone can perform a startling array of fun and practical functions.Read more
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
How to Easily Install a Print Server on a Network Read more: How to Easily Install a Print Server on a Network | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2158346_easily-install-print-server-network.html#ixzz0xZf7e7Zn
Many households have multiple computers. Instead of having a separate printer connected to each computer, you can designate one printer to take care of your printing needs. This will help to save valuable space and eliminate unwanted clutter. Figuring out a way to connect multiple computers to one printer does not have to be a difficult task. In a few short steps, you will be able to successfully set up a print server on your network.Continue
Monday, August 23, 2010
How To Buy a Cell Phone Without Purchasing a Plan
So, you want to buy a cell phone without purchasing a plan to go with it. Maybe you're in the middle of a plan and you want a better phone, or perhaps you threw yours out the window of a moving vehicle. These things happen. Regardless of the reason, you want to find a cheap phone for sale and don't want a two-year contract to go along with it.Continue
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
TV Remote Control via Cellular Phone
After browsing through all available topics pertaining to J2ME implementation on mobile devices, i saw no issues was drawn up about mobile phone being deployed as remote control. Not pda based phone (eg p800/p900 etc) but rather , a pure empty phone such as (eg T610).
Basically, using the InfraRed port . Not bluetooth , not cable , but INFRARED. I think i know the consumer based infrared distance ..( 5 meters?)
I have a few questions in mind as im currently not quite sure whether TV Remote Control would work on T610 (the phone im using).
The codes on Pda-based i believe is running on CDC , as opposed to Cellular Phones CLDC since the memory is kinda limited to only 2MB. My question is , is it possible to port PDA-based remote control to cellular phone based by changing the codes and implement it in CLDC without much problems ? Read more
Basically, using the InfraRed port . Not bluetooth , not cable , but INFRARED. I think i know the consumer based infrared distance ..( 5 meters?)
I have a few questions in mind as im currently not quite sure whether TV Remote Control would work on T610 (the phone im using).
The codes on Pda-based i believe is running on CDC , as opposed to Cellular Phones CLDC since the memory is kinda limited to only 2MB. My question is , is it possible to port PDA-based remote control to cellular phone based by changing the codes and implement it in CLDC without much problems ? Read more
Monday, August 16, 2010
Easy Guide to Unlock your iphone 3g / 3gs
This guide wont work with the stock 3.1.3 iphone 3gs. it needs to have the older bootrom.
Ipod touch 3g is currently not supported.
BIGSTEP 1: Jailbreak Your iphone
1.-.Get your stuff updated. Update Itunes to the latest version, and make sure your iphone runs the latest iphone firmware 3.1.3.
2.- Sync and Backup everything!: This step is very important if you have lot of photos, data, etc. in your iphone. Start itunes and sync with your iphone.
3.-Download Sn0wbreeze, have it on your desktop.
4.-Start Sn0wbreeze, and select simple mode.
5.-Snowbreeze will ask you for your iphone firmware, search it in your computer and select it. its the ipsw file.
6.-Unlock your iphone. Click on yes or no when snowbreeze ask for activating your iphone.
7.- Wait. sn0wbreeze will create the custom firmware for you. continue
Ipod touch 3g is currently not supported.
BIGSTEP 1: Jailbreak Your iphone
1.-.Get your stuff updated. Update Itunes to the latest version, and make sure your iphone runs the latest iphone firmware 3.1.3.
2.- Sync and Backup everything!: This step is very important if you have lot of photos, data, etc. in your iphone. Start itunes and sync with your iphone.
3.-Download Sn0wbreeze, have it on your desktop.
4.-Start Sn0wbreeze, and select simple mode.
5.-Snowbreeze will ask you for your iphone firmware, search it in your computer and select it. its the ipsw file.
6.-Unlock your iphone. Click on yes or no when snowbreeze ask for activating your iphone.
7.- Wait. sn0wbreeze will create the custom firmware for you. continue
Friday, August 13, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Tips and tricks to help you do more — and be more productive — with your iPhone 4.
Here’s a collection of tips and tricks to help you do more — and be more productive — with your iPhone 4.
Scroll to the top fast.
In Safari, Mail, Contacts, and many other apps, tap the status bar at the top of the screen — which displays the carrier information, time, and battery level — to scroll quickly to the top.
Choose your wallpaper. In Settings, choose Wallpaper, tap the image of the Lock and Home screens, then tap one of your photo albums or tap Wallpaper for the Apple-designed images. Find the image you want, tap Set, and then choose whether to use it as wallpaper for your Lock screen, Home screen, or both. Continue
Scroll to the top fast.
In Safari, Mail, Contacts, and many other apps, tap the status bar at the top of the screen — which displays the carrier information, time, and battery level — to scroll quickly to the top.
Choose your wallpaper. In Settings, choose Wallpaper, tap the image of the Lock and Home screens, then tap one of your photo albums or tap Wallpaper for the Apple-designed images. Find the image you want, tap Set, and then choose whether to use it as wallpaper for your Lock screen, Home screen, or both. Continue
Sunday, August 8, 2010
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