Sony F65 camera brochure (or web version of it) mainly talks about its sensor innovations: "The F65 exceeds the resolution of any previous digital motion picture camera (as of August 2011), the result of a remarkable Sony Super 35 image sensor".

Sony states: "Through all the decades, our design goal has always been to match the photographic quality of 35mm film. But now we're setting our sights even higher: to surpass the limits of human vision. The F65 image sensor is the first of this new breed".

"The 20 million photosites of the F65 deliver a powerful imaging advantage. The difference is "supersampling":

Regarding the extended 14-stops DR: "Thanks to Sony CMOS advances, the F65 empowers the cinematographer with prodigious exposure latitude, high sensitivity and extremely low noise":

About color gamut: "Many HD cameras are limited to the Rec.709 color space. While this produces broadcast-legal color for television productions, it still falls short of motion picture film. The Sony F65 transcends this limitation. The camera features a new Color Filter Array on the sensor, along with a 3D lookup table (LUT) and proprietary color management systems. In this way, the F65 can shoot in either Rec.709 or F65 Gamut, which actually exceeds the SMPTE specification for color negative film in every direction":

And the last: "the F65 provides over- and undercranking at frame rates of 1 to 60 frames per second (4Kx2K resolution), and up to 120 frames per second (4Kx1K resolution)".

Source : http://image-sensors-world.blogspot.com/

Source : http://coolpho.blogspot.com/

The term Cloud Computing is in a kind of hype at this moment in IT, I discovered this wonderful blog through Google Translated search and proposed the administrator if he can allow me to write one or two articles on Cloud Computing which are still not covered.
Kindly consider my inability to express rightly in English Language. I have used Google Translator to translate my original writing on Cloud Computing to English. I hope respected Administrator will correct my mistakes and it will not create a glith in understanding of the basics of Cloud Computing on the Desktop.

What is Cloud computing

I can see in this blog there is already an article on what is meant by Cloud Computing, So, I am not explaining Cloud Computing from the beginning, just to mention few important points.

The term Cloud Computing is a marketing concept that the reference to a specific technology, as each one defines Cloud Computing for you. In essence, the Cloud Computing provider provides online applications accessible from a web service (typically a browser), with software and data stored on remote servers. At first this architecture can be decomposed into several components, all agreed in principle on a network, including communicating with web services using Cloud Computing. Often, however, only use the two main components: the frontend and backend.

The frontend is the part that makes the user interface, the access device running the software on the Cloud Computing Infrastructure. The backend is just the cloud itself, which can theoretically be made up of several services or servers interconnected in a local network or back into the Cloud Computing platform.

Source : http://app.feed.informer.com/digest3/FRSCSGDOO9.html

Just wanted to do a quick update regarding the Shutterfly contest. I reside in one of the areas affected by the flooding (PA), so I have not forgotten to get the results out, but have been in a State of Emergency. The winners will be posted tomorrow. Sorry for the delay!

Source : http://dmmbg.com/

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Article by Mark A. Berman appearing on law.com on the LTN website.

This article discusses production of information that is still in an electronic format. The article discusses a recent New York State case, where production of electronically stored information was an issue, "
Practitioners should look to the decision in 150 Nassau Associates LLC v. RC Dolner LLC[FOOTNOTE 3] for guidance as to the form of production and issues that may be encountered when not initially demanding that particular information be produced in electronic form."

The court denied the plaintiff's motion to compel native data in this case. "Claims by [plaintiff], that [defendant] maybe has something to "hide," are little more than bald accusations and not a reason to order [defendant] to provide in raw, electronic or "native" form the data it has already provided in PDF documents or hard copies just so [plaintiff] can more easily reconcile these amounts."

The article then goes on to outline additional examples where the format of evidence to be produced was in dispute. As the author states, "Sanctions may be awarded against parties who fail to comply with requests for the production of documents in native form." The article then discusses a case where sanctions were imposed. "Kowalski v. Ritterband[FOOTNOTE 9] was a medical malpractice action where plaintiffs sought electronic data from defendants' Pentacam machine used to capture measurements stored in a three-dimensional electronic format of a patient's eyes."

The court in the Kowalski matter did sanction the defendant for failing to produce the data in timely fashion, in a format that was similar to how the data was originally kept. "Defendants ultimately provided the data, but plaintiff sought sanctions for defendants' repeated failure to comply with court orders, which cost plaintiffs over $10,000 and forced them to prematurely disclose the name of their expert.

The court declined to strike defendants' answer, but imposed a monetary sanction, pursuant to CPLR Rule 3216, noting that "the delay tactics that defendants utilized regarding the electronic data at issue are indefensible.""

Source : http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/

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Article by Steven Hunter on Quarles & Brady website.

This article discusses nine key points that are factors to address when discussing eDiscovery costs:

Discretionary Cost-Shifting.
The Meet and Confer
The Safe Harbor
Sanctions
Budget
Discuss (eDiscovery issues)
Know (jurisdiction)
Oversee (collection)
Document (steps taken)

As the article states, "Since 2003, 30 states have adopted rules or enacted statutes that specifically address ESI management, preservation and production in civil disputes. New York and seven other states have developed their own methods for managing e-discovery, while California (and 21 states like it) generally follows the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The remaining 20 states (e.g., Illinois) have yet to adopt any e-discovery rules, but most recognize "the increasing reliance on computer technology," and some explicitly (by judicial interpretation of existing discovery rules) obligate civil litigants to produce ESI as part of their state's existing discovery obligations."

source : http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/

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Article by Kevin Sack appearing on the New York Times.

This article discusses some major breaches of security, and outlines examples of personal medical data that has been exposed of the past 2 years.

As the article mentions, "A medical privacy breach led to the public posting on a commercial Web site of data for 20,000 emergency room patients at Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif., including names and diagnosis codes, the hospital has confirmed. The information stayed online for nearly a year."

The article provides some additional information regarding other recent data breaches, "Records compiled by the Department of Health and Human Services reveal that personal medical data for more than 11 million people have been improperly exposed during the past two years alone.

Since passage of the federal stimulus package, which includes provisions requiring prompt public reporting of breaches, the government has received notice of 306 cases from September 2009 to June 2011 that affected at least 500 people apiece. A recent report to Congress tallied 30,000 smaller breaches from September 2009 to December 2010, affecting more than 72,000 people."

More needs to be done to protect our personal medical health records, especially in light of the efforts to increase the use of electronic health care records.

Source: http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/

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Article on law.com on the LTN webpage, in the corporate counsel section, written by Sue Reisinger.

This article discusses the trial criminal trial of Thaddeus M.S. Bereday, the ousted general counsel of WellCare Health Plans, along with four other former company execs. The trial has been postponed until next year due to the massive amount of eDiscovery that is being requested by the prosecutors.

The article describes the reason for the delay as follows, "Bereday's lawyer revealed that prosecutors possess millions of pages of electronic documents and company e-mails, as well as over 650 hours of recorded conversations -- presumably featuring the defendants -- taped by a cooperating witness.

The motion said the delay was needed "as a result of the complexity of the issues in this matter, the amount of discovery, and the existence of pending motions." Prosecutors agreed to the delay.

All the defendants said they need more time to process the materials and to resolve disputes over other discovery requests. One of those disputes, according to the motion, involves the defendants' request for materials from WellCare's own internal investigation."

As the article goes on to state, "In their motion, the defendants' lawyers said, "This case involves numerous complex issues concerning certain submissions made by WellCare ... The discovery in this case is massive."

Besides the tape recordings and electronic documents, the motion cites 760 boxes of hard copy documents seized during a 2007 government raid on WellCare's Tampa headquarters."

If your company is ever faced with such a situation, please keep in mind that this is the type of document production that SRM Legal is particularly adept at assisting with.

source : http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/2011/09/massive-discovery-delays-trial-of.html

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HTC
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• The First mobile that used Android OS was "HTC Dream"

• HTC Dream:
  Nice qwerty keypad with touch screen.
  It was launched in 22 Oct 2008

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LG
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• LG First Android Phone /Smartphone = LG GW620 (Eve)

• Specification:

• OS: Android 1.5
• 3" Resistive Touchscreen
• 528 MHz Processor
• QWERTY Slide out Keyboard
• 5MP AF camera

Launched: it Was Launched in November 2009

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• MotoRola's First Android phone is Motorola Cliq

• Cliq Specification:

• OS: Android v1.5 Cupcake
• Processor: 528MHz
• RAM: 256MB
• 3.1" Capacitive Touchscreen
• QWERTY Slide-Out Keyboard
• T-mobile's 3G phone
• Motoblur UI (first Phone)

launched: It Was Launched in October 2009

• Motorola 2nd Android Phone Featured its MotoBlur Ui is Motorola Charm

Motorola Charm:

• OS: Android 2.1 eclair
• Motorola Ui MotoBlur
• 720MHz Processor
• 256MB RAM
• 2.8" Capacitive Touchscreen

Launch: Aug 2010

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Chinese
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WORLDS first Android smartphones with dual SIM card Supports

MyPhone A210 (chinese Company)
Launched : Oct 2010

Worlds First dual SIM Android phone of Cherry Mobile
Is Cherry Orbit

Launched: 21 March 2011

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Samsung
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Samsung's first Android phone

• Samsung I7500 /Galaxy

Specification:

• OS : Android Donut 1.6 (v1.5 is original)
• 115 x 56 x 11.9 mm
• 8GB internal
• 528MHz Processor
• 128MB RAM
• 3.2" Touchscreen
• 5MP

Launched: 27 April 2009
(First Released On June 2009)

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Sony Ericsson
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Sony Ericsson's first Android phone

• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
  
  Specification:
• 1 GHz Processor
• 384MB RAM
• 4" capacitive Touchscreen
• OS: Andriod OS V1.6 donut (now Gingerbread v2.3)
• 8.1MP AF

Launched: it was first revealed on November 3, 2009
Then Officially it Was launched in 22 March - 15 August 2010 (Worldwide)

source: http://computerfunz.blogspot.com/

The positive correlation between incompetence and unethical conduct at companies is striking, for, theoretically at least, a person can be talented or smart and of questionable character. Of course, it could be that cutting corners is a survival strategy of people who are not competent. However, shirking seems to reflect a sordid character, which, like personality, is relatively constant throughout one’s life—though character flaws could manifest more when times are tough (as in when incompetence has eventuated in a dire balance sheet). One might investigate, moreover, whether a firm’s culture can become more tolerant of unethical conduct when the finances are going south—or do unethical cultures tend to be like fixtures in organizations irrespective of financial condition?

With regard to Bank of America (BOA) in 2011, I suspect that the bank’s culture contains tolerance for duplicity and cutting corners irrespective of the state of the balance sheet. After writing an essay on BOA, I heard from a U.S. veteran whose pay had decreased. Even though the market-value of his house had dropped, BOA refused to adjust the mortgage to reflect it. Moreover, the bank repeatedly rebuffed his attempts to modify his mortgage, informing him only that the house was in the foreclosure process. Considering the culpability of BOA and other banks in the mortgage crisis, the bank’s rigidity alone points to some squalid characters running the bank. At the very least, the refusal to modify (which, given the average foreclosure cost of $44,000, would be in the bank’s financial interest) evinces a selfishness that shirks responsibility.

So it should perhaps be no surprise that the attorney general of Nevada, Catherine Masto, asked a judge on August 30, 2011 to end Nevada’s participation in the settlement agreement with BOA so Nevada could sue the Bank. The attorney general accused the bank of repeatedly violating a broad loan modification agreement made in October 2008. According to the New York Times, she “contends that Bank of America raised interest rates on troubled borrowers when modifying their loans even though the bank had promised in the settlement to lower them. The bank also failed to provide loan modifications to qualified homeowners [such as the veteran] as required under the deal, improperly proceeded with foreclosures even as borrowers’ modification requests were pending [such as the veteran’s] and failed to meet the settlement’s 60-day requirement on granting new loan terms.” Particularly with regard to the higher rates, BOA may have been trying to profit at the expense of struggling homeowners. Such selfishness at the expense of others is sordid in itself—add the bank’s culpability in the mortgage mess and the bankers’ desire for gain seems downright pathological. It is this complex—an unethical perfect storm—which seems so perplexing to me.

When I’m even partially at fault, I don’t ignore it and try to get more from a victim whom I know is already suffering as a partial result of my greed and negligence. Adding insult to injury doesn’t begin to characterize the sordid character trait that gives the go-ahead to kicking a vet when he is down partially because of the owner of that trait.

BOA became responsible for Countrywide’s subprime-mortgages when the bank bought the mortgage servicer in 2008. BOA has significant obligations as a result to the bad loans and shoddy practices at Countrywide. U.S. Bancorp, the trustee of a $1.75 billion mortgage pool originated by Countrywide in 2005, sued to force Bank of America to buy back the underlying mortgages because they were made without proper documents and did not conform to underwriting standards. In the complaint, U.S. Bancorp alleges, “During the time period in which Countrywide originated the loans, it completely ignored its underwriting guidelines.” Bank of America is in no position to take advantage of struggling mortgage borrowers, given the bank’s responsibility that it took on when it purchased Countrywide for $4 billion. That the purchase had by mid-2011 already cost BOA more than $30 billion suggests that the incompetence-unethical nexus applies to the bank.

I suspect that the bankers at BOA are not only partial when it comes to their organization’s complicity in the first place and their continued responsibilities; the bank’s proposed $8.5 billion settlement with major mortgage investors, including BlackRock, Pimco and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, shows that the unwillingness to work with struggling homeowners is not reflected in a lack of interest in wealthy investors. At the very least, the unwillingness ought to go with those better able to withstand it. Even though both mortgage borrowers and investors are parties to transactions, I suspect that the bankers project undesirable qualities on the borrowers (and respectable qualities on the investors). As a result, the bankers’ respect is partial. In other words, the borrowers find themselves treated like second-class citizens while the investors find the bankers to be attentive to their needs. This differential is dogmatic (i.e., arbitrary) and, at root, psychological rather than based on the natures of the respective parties to the contracts. From a mortgage borrower’s standpoint, to be ignored (and gouged further) by bankers who have a complicity in the creation of the problem must surely be humiliating and enraging. The lack of accountability and the related asymmetry between TARP for the banks and the comparative lack of foreclosure relief (as well as some politicians’ sordid projections overlaid on the borrowers) must surely add to the frustration.

Beyond the judicial and public policy implications, I find myself shaking my head in utter disbelief concerning what must be the mentality of the managers at BOA. Simply how such a mentality could stand (and then have power!) is itself a quagmire. It may be as Nietzsche theorized; managers may in fact be weak yet driven to dominate nonetheless. Cruelty even for its own sake can be a manifestation of the instinct of the weak bird of prey. Least of all is this bird willing to face its own weakness; rather, it is jealous of the strong. For one thing, the strong are not continuously mindful of advantage, whereas the weak are obsessed with it (even though they do less well in terms of it). A manager’s “ruddy, fat hands” are ill-suited to the front of the table, and yet if the seat is for sale and the manager is driven to have it, he or she will try to convince the rest of us that it is a commodity that can be bought at some price rather than an honor that is reserved. There is in fact no honor in Bank of America. Sadly, this observation would hardly cause a ripple in such a culture where the desire to dominate in terms of gain is no doubt taken for virtue.

May the mighty trees of the forest that dominate the sunlight as though pushy hogs at the trough be felled by their own unbalanced weight so the tender plants below might take their rightful place in the sun above the deadwood. No longer beguiled by the towering bullies above, the slender trees would be freed up to grow quickly and evenly from a rich diet of rotting wood. Contrary to popular opinion, the bloated trees that are putrid at their core even while they are still standing are not too big to fall, and, indeed, the forest would be much better off—stronger—without the distended wood taking up the valuable real estate of sunlight. For those trees are not strong; they merely dominate, thanks in part to the sycophantic humans who prop them up using smaller but better trees below. This could easily be a description of the fauna on the mountain from which Nietzsche’s Zarathustra comes down to teach those fishermen below how to overcome even the force of their most intractable instincts (e.g., greed) in order to be freer and therefore stronger.

Click to add a question or comment on the mentality at Bank of America regarding its foreclosure practice.

Source:

Nelson Schwartz, “Number of Challenges Grows to Bank of America Settlement,” New York Times, August 31, 2011. http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/08/30/homeowners-seek-to-block-bank-of-america-settlement/

Gretchen Morgenson, “Nevada Sees Violations of Mortgage Agreement,” New York Times, August 31, 2011. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/31/business/bank-of-america-accused-of-breaching-mortgage-accord.html

Source: http://thewordenreport.blogspot.com/2011/08/nietzsche-on-bank-of-america.html

Brainvision Inc. (Tokyo, Japan) and Caeleste (Antwerp, Belgium) have materialized their licence agreement on the design of ToF image sensors based on Caeleste’s patent US7564022. The design collaboration started in December 2010. An image from the first VGA resolution sensor now succesfully demonstrated:

The key advantage of Caeleste patented technology is said to reside in the strict usage of standard, mainstream CMOS technology, leading to lowest possible manufacturing cost. Brainvision and Stanley Electric (Tokyo, Japan) aim to serve the high volume applications such as automotive market and machine vision with Caeleste technology.

Caeleste patent relies on depletion field modulation to implement a fast change of the pixel sensitivity:

Source: http://image-sensors-world.blogspot.com/2011/08/caeleste-and-brainvision-announce-tof.html

Thanks to thousands of scientists and scholars for progress in Cloud Computing area, over the time, this new trend of Cloud Computing will facilitate the task of developing any type of project where and when the user requires or needs to use.

Among the tasks the user can perform through Cloud Computing, we can find a vast array of applications that can be used, most of them free : video editing, office automation, image editing, from a huge range services offered and delivered through Cloud Computing.

Cloud Computing and the End user

This type of “online software”, as popularly called by the general people, are constantly evolving to provide faster and better experience to be used. The large number of online tools based on Cloud Computing services that we find today offers us a fairly clear about the importance of technology companies are giving him the concept of Cloud Computing.

The purpose of this post is put in the hands of inexperienced users, a number of suggestions that will be very useful when starting to use the great Cloud Computing services. Here are the best examples of software that will be needed for a unique user experience while using Cloud Computing. Moreover, they will to help you fulfill your work quickly and efficiently.

The Web Browser for running Cloud Computing based Online Services

According to some experts to run these SaaS of Cloud Computing, one of the best options to consider is the popular browser Mozilla Firefox.

This browser, thanks to the abundance of all kinds of extensions to improve and expand its services, is the ideal candidate to begin the path of the use of cloud computing system.

Although as mentioned Firefox is the favorite in the event that required work from any location and from any device at hand, any browser can be used that can give guarantee the stability to run Cloud Computing services. Despite Opera is good browser, the recent versions has propensity to crashed when intense Cloud Computing instance in run through multiple tabs.

Operating System for using Cloud Computing Services

As for the OS, for the moment there is no objection that prevents us from working with Cloud Computing from our favorite OS, so long as it has the latest support updates are necessary to perform tasks in this field. However, personally I will suggest UNIX based OS for running serious works based on Cloud Computing, like Mac OS X or Linux. Among Mobile OS, Nokia’s mobile devices running Symbian OS or Apple devices running iOS, can do anything on Cloud Computing for as long you wish.

Internet Connection for Cloud Computing

This section is closely related to the volume of work which we are accustomed to perform on a daily basis.

Obviously if we wish to work exclusively with applications bundled with Cloud Computing Services, it is best to buy a good package with the fastest connection possible to ensure good data traffic without obstruction or cuts.

Storage for Cloud Computing

In order to work completely through the Cloud Computing platform, we need a storage space in which to keep our documents and papers so they can be accessed from wherever we are.

There are now many offerings in the market of its kind, offering lots of space capacity for free like Dropbox, an online storage system actually using the Cloud Computing, Google, one of the pioneering organizations in the concept of Cloud Computing, Google also offers its service Storage, complement rather than ideal if you use Google Docs.

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Article by John Martin, appearing on law.com on the LTN blog, on the corporate counsel webpage.

This article discusses many of the compliance risks, and eDiscovery challenges that are caused by iPad usage.

As the author points out, using iPads come with certain responsibilities, "Rule 34 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is written broadly enough to cover new devices, such as iPads, that create, transmit, and preserve electronically stored information. As companies deploy more and different devices, dispersing their sources of ESI, the risk that preservation and collection efforts will fail to prevent spoliation and other e-discovery perils increases."

As a further challenge to corporate I.T. policies, the article states "The iPad's lean design and engaging user interface encourage users to draft, import, modify, and save business documents at a rate well beyond that of more traditional mobile devices. That phenomenon, coupled with the possibility of inconsistent or infrequent synchronization between iPads and the company network, increases the likelihood that unique data will reside on iPads."


An additional compliance risk is also created by iPad use, as the author states, "Employees who are free to add or delete their own iPad apps may unknowingly create legal and compliance risks. For example, an employee who deletes an app may unintentionally also delete all content related to that application, including user-created or downloaded content. To the extent that this application contains critical business data, or data subject to a litigation hold, its loss could carry serious consequences."

Hence it is clear that there are many reasons to address the use of iPads in the corporate environment. For those corporations that fail to so, the threat of spoliation sanctions looms large.

Source: http://srmlegal.blogspot.com/2011/09/e-discovery-and-compliance-risks-posed.html

Fullscreen mode wordpress is a cool feature!

I have recently used full screen mode wordpress feature more often than in the last weeks.

This function is considered as wordpress 3.2 new fetaure, which is at first, I did not really like to use it. (related: wordpress 3.3 new feature?)

But since I found many distractions while I am writing articles, I did give this button a try.

The result was great, cleaner, because you can write any posts in your blog or website with a full screen like writing in a clean paper, and helps the concentration or focus because you won’t see the sidebar or the top menu, basically, just your post box where you type.

Fullscreen Mode WordPress missing the Heading 1 2 3 button

When I write a post, I try to apply the importance of h1 h2 heading in my wordpress blog posts.

Therefore, I noticed that this paragraph, heading 1, heading 2, etc button is missing.

This button is a actually a pull down menu, to choose “paragraph” format, and heading tags.

For more clear, this screenshot below is the button that I meant.

The pull down menu which is missing

When you write a post, you can actually using the visual as well as the HTML tab, whichever you like.

It depends on a person’s preference, some bloggers will just disable the visual mode, those who know HTML coding good, and some bloggers who are mostly newbies, like myself, like the visual button in the post box.

I actually do mix of those functionalities, sometimes using visual sometimes using HTML tab, especially when I have to embed YouTube videos and Vimeo videos.

I need to embed those codes manually because I don’t use any video plugin in this blog.

Related posts on adding videos in a wp blog:

1. Add video to post

2. YouTube video plugin

3. Validate YouTube embedding code

4. Random videos in sidebar

How to add Heading 1 2 when you work with fullscreen mode wordpress fetaure?

Since when we are working in fullscreen mode wordpress feature, we will miss that button in the screenshot above, and you won’t find this link in the menu tab above, you might want to add it while you are in the fullscreen mode wordpress page, and not clicking the “exit fullscreen” button to add those heading tags, and back again to fullscreen, this can slow down our works.

You have to click this button to get a fullscreen mode

I hope this will be added in the next feature, more buttons to come in the fullscreen mode wordpress page, but I am quite happy already, because you can easily and very fast using keyboard shortcodes to add this heading tags.

Here is how:

1. I assume, you are in the fullscreenmode, you will see these buttons above your screen. (there is no paragraph and heading button).

2. To add that heading tag, you can simply highlight the sentence, and press CTRL+1 for heading 1.

CTRL+2 for heading 2, and CTRL+3 for heading 3.

The CTRL represents Control key in windows, Option in Mac, and STRG in German keyboard.

The numbers represent your number keys.

If you need some more help, you can click the help button with “question” mark on your post page when you are in a fullscreen mode wordpress post box.

Source: http://www.blog.web6.org/fullscreen-mode-wordpress-heading-1-2/

Nokia N Series Projects

N8 Projects:

1. The Raghu Dixit Project - 'I'm In Mumbai Waiting For A Miracle' - Nokia N8 Summer Sessions

2.Gulp. The world's largest stop-motion animation set, shot on a Nokia N8.

3. Dot. The world's smallest stop-motion animation character shot on a Nokia N8

4.Young The Giant - 'Cough Syrup' Nokia N8 Summer Sessions

5.Wretch 32 ft. Josh Kumra - 'Don't Go' Nokia N8 Summer Sessions

making of
Making OF gULP




Making Of DOT





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Source: http://computerfunz.blogspot.com/

While protecting your wireless network with software meant to crack wireless security might seem strange to some people, there really is nothing strange about the concept. Many security departments in various industries have turned to hiring hackers in order to improve their security systems, as there really is no one better to discover vulnerabilities in your system than those people who are most determined and best equipped to exploit those vulnerabilities. Similarly, WPA cracking software can help you discover the vulnerabilities in your wireless network and address those vulnerabilities. In addition, a WPA crack is extremely useful for those unfortunate occasions when you lose your password. In those cases, having WPA cracking software can mean the difference between resetting your password in a matter of minutes and having to call in professionals to reset your entire network.

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When the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) encryption was first invented and implemented to protect wireless networks everywhere, it was thought to be infallible and extremely difficult to crack. As technology advanced, however, placing more and more powerful computer systems in the hands of regular consumers, it soon became possible to overcome WPA encryption with a relatively simple program. WPA cracking thus became a simple matter of getting the right program, and in the space of a few short hours or even minutes, you would be able to find a WPA crack to any wireless network.

With the right WPA crack software, you will gain access to various tools that will help you identify and seal off the vulnerabilities in your wireless network. While this might not be a priority for home wireless networks, it is definitely a priority for office wireless networks, which often transmit extremely sensitive information over those networks. Even with home wireless networks, important information such as credit card details and personal details are often sent over those networks, and it would be extremely if someone with malicious intentions were to gain access to such details using their own WPA crack software.

The sheer availability of WPA crack software on the internet is, frankly, quite frightening and this is also why you should be extremely careful about the WPA crack software that you choose to use. You would hardly want to purchase and install WPA cracking software that could easily be overcome by more powerful WPA cracking software available on the market. Instead, you should spend a little more to get the features and functionality you will need that will allow you to rest easy in the knowledge that your wireless network is well protected.

Among the features that you should look out for are regular updates. Updates are extremely important as you can be sure that programmers in the field are constantly working on new and improved ways to accomplish WPA cracking, so you need the latest protection from the new tools as they are developed. You should also look out for comprehensive support in the form of phone lines or live chat services. This will ensure that you get the WPA cracking support you need, whenever you find yourself in need of it.


Source : http://update-technologynews.blogspot.com/2011/09/secure-your-wireless-network-with-wpa.html

HP Touch Smart 610

HP unveiled its TouchSmart 610 AIO.Its features a 23-inch diagonal HD display which can recline up to 30 degrees.Consumers can rotate, arc,flick,press and drag items on their desktop with multi-touch gestures.The wide-angle,LED backlit LCD screen provide optimal viewing angles even when reclined,while advanced multi-touch technology allows for an accurate response.The TouchSmart PC's one-cord setup and slim design save space.

Source : http://computertechtalks.blogspot.com/2011/09/hp-touch-smart-610.html

Nokia 700 is a compact and versatile smartphone from Nokia. It is the smallest Nokia smartphone yet at 110mm x 50mm x 9.7mm and Nokia even claims it is the world's smallest smartphone ever. Nokia 700 features Symbian Belle with a powerful 1GHz processor and is quite stylish with five colour options.

Small but Powerful Smartphone

Despite its small size, the Nokia 700 is a powerful and elegant smartphone with versatile functionality. Like most of Nokia's latest smartphones Nokia 700 feature a powerful 1GHz processor with a separate 2D/3D graphics processor and 512MB RAM, so multitasking will be smooth.Nokia 700 features Symbian Belle, the latest update of the Symbian^3 OS. Symbian Belle comes with a number of improvements like an improved user interface with widget redesigns, movable & resizable widgets, multiple customisable homescreens, improved social media support, improved multitasking experience, and the latest Nokia Ovi Maps.Symbian Belle offers six customisable homescreens, 3 more than is available on the Symbian Anna, giving you easy access to what is important to you. It also comes preloaded with a number of business apps from Microsoft like Sharepoint, OneNote, Exchange ActiveSync, Lync, and PowerPoint Broadcaster. Near Field Communications NFC is now deeply integrated in the Belle OS, making it easy to share contents with just a tap.

Display

Nokia 700 features a 3.2-inch AMOLED display with a Corning Gorilla Glass on top on top. The display offers similar viewing as the Nokia N9, where icons appear as if they are floating on the surface of the glass. The display of the Nokia 700 is a capacitive touchscreen with 16:9 nHD 640 x 360 pixels resolution. It also features Clearback for improved viewing experience under direct sunlight.

5MP HD camera

Nokia 700 comes with a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording. The camera also features LED flash for shooting pictures and videos in locations with poor lighting. Other features of the camera include Face Recognition, full focus, geo-tagging, and so on.

Network, Data, Internet browsing, Connectivity

Nokia 700 features quadband GSM and pentaband WCDMA (3G). It supports high-speed data on HSDPA/HSUPA/WCDMA (up to 14.4 Mbps) plus access to GPRS/EDGE on GSM networks. It also supports Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n for connecting over WLAN networks, Bluetooth 3.0, and USB 2.0. Nokia 700 supports NFC enabling you to easily share contents like photos and videos with other compatible devices by touching them together.

Price and availability

Nokia 700 will be available later this quarter. The estimated retail price for the Nokia 700 based on suggested price of 270 EUR (before taxes and subsidies) is around N60,000.

Other features and specifications of Nokia 700:

• Symbian Belle OS
• ARM II 1GHz Processor
• 512MB RAM, 1GB ROM
• Storage: 2GB, supports up to 32GB memory card
• USB on The Go
• 3.5mm AV jack with TV out
• Nokia's greenest phone yet
• Document viewer (Excel, PDF, Powerpoint, Word, Zip)
• Digital compass, Accelerometer
• Colours: Silver White, Cool Gray, Peacock Blue, Coral Red, Purple
• GSM Quad-band (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
• 3G/3.5G (UMTS/HSDPA) 5-bands (850/900/1700/1900/2100MHz)
• Voice command/dial
• WebTV
• Java MIDP 2.1
• GPS Navigation with A-GPS and Ovi Maps
• SMS/MMS
• email/push email/IM
• Music player (MP3, WMA, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB)
• Video player (HD, Mpeg4, WMA, 3GP)
• WLAN 802.11 b/g/n
• Flash Lite 4.0
• Photo/Video editor
• WAP 2.0/XHTML/HTML browser
• Battery capacity: 1200 mAh
• Standby: 550 hours (3G)
• Talktime: 6.5 hours (3G)

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