Source:  http://www.unwireindia.com/2008/05/multimedia-phone-by-intex-in-3333/

Intex has announced Intex IN3333 tri-band GSM Candybar style mobile phone which features 265K colors CSTN display, MP3 ringtones, FM Radio, GPRS and Bluetooth functionality, and offers upto 7.5 hours of long battery time

Intex IN3333 is a stylish bar phone which provides you the best of utility & entertainment features. The phone supports a 1.3 megapixel Camera along with Video recording option .This phone has an integrated Web Cam (and) which can be used as a USB PC webcam . The USB port in addition can also be used (as an) for a Pendrive. IN3333 can store upto 1000 contacts and 300 messages .

Along with these utility features, music-lovers could amuse themselves with a simple yet appealing assortment of features like- FM , Music player , Sound recorder . One can enhance the multimedia experience by the dedicated Music keys , one touch Camera and FM key on the top .Also download and share your favorite content through GPRS and Bluetooth functionality . There are 4 exciting games for game lovers and twin language support to allow menu display & messaging both in Hindi & English. Expected to meet the ever rising (expectations) demands of consumers in terms of functionality, design & price, this stylish bar phone with 260k colour & 2 inches TFT screen retails at Rs. 5000/-

Features Description Product type Stylish Bar phone Network (MHZ) GSM 900/1800 MHZ Screen External 260K Color, 2 Inches TFT Screen Screen Size (Pixels) 176*220 High resolution Dimensions (mm) 107*45*15mm Talk Time   Stand By Time   Phone Book Capacity 1000 Phone book SMS 300 Memory Card Type T-Flesh Micro SD MMC Card Ring tones 64 chord Polyphonic and MP3 Ring tone Speaker phone Available Caller Group Dedicated Audio/Video/Picture assignment Camera Type 1.3 Mega Pixels (SE) Zoom Digital Zoom (+VE, -VE Zoom) Video Camera Video Camera with Voice Video Recording/Play Available Language Support English & Hindi Video Player Available Music player Available Sound recorder Available FM Radio Available Games 3 games in this software pack Stop Watch Available calender Available To do list Available alarm 5 times alarm setting option world clock Available Health Available calculator Available unit conv Available curr. Conv Available Blue tooth Available USB Port Connectivity Can be used as pen drive GPRS Available Web Camera Can be used as USB PC Web Camera

If you are looking for a cheaper but reliable alternative to Nokia 3500 Classic phone, then look no further.

Here comes J-210 from the Samsung stable.

Like Nokia 3500 C, it has got a 2 MP camera to capture an image or to make videos in 3GPP or MPEG4 format. It also has got FM Radio with recording facility and support for all the music formats like MP3,ACC,ACC+eAAC and WMA Bluetooth with A2DP ver 2.0 that has ability to connect with compatible stereo. J210 has internal memory 25MB plus slot micro SD

Alex Thomas

Planning to buy a cellphone in Rs.4000.00 (+-)500 range ??

Well here is what I found in the 3 most popular mobiles of this category….

The review clearly shows that while latest LG KP220 is best in terms of features, LG Dynamite offers good features but low battery life and current craze Motoyuva W270 has the best battery life but sadly no camera and very small screen (non TFT)

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CPU Charts 2007

CHART PREPARED ACCORDING TO SIMILAR PRICE BRACKET

Remark:

1.   Above chart
shows that under standard working, AMD X2s are much better than C2Ds. Higher
end C2Ds are much better than

X2s. So, if you have money, go for C2D’s if you look for
value, AMD is still better bet.

2.  Don’t know
whether http://www23.tomshardware.com has prepared this list under standard
conditions or does it have Oced C2Ds

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How to view picture uploaded in imageshack

Seeing Yellow Frog in places of images??

For Firefox
On the firefox browsers address bar type ‘about:config’

then on that page on filter type in ‘network.http.sendRefererHeader’

double click on the ‘network.http.sendRefererHeader’ and change the value to 0 (zero).

For Opera
Opera users on the other hand can simply press F12 and disable referrer logging.

Now refresh the page and try you will never see that frog again.

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There is only one thing which is pissing me off Ubuntu at the moment and that is non-availability of out-of-box support of various multimedia. Ubuntu/Canonical people say that there is patent restriction. I fail to understand how PCLinuxOS, Mandriva people have got it in their OS??

My problem is something many others might be experiencing too. My office PC is connected to Broadband, so Ubuntu can work wonderfully there. I want my home pc to work with multimedia support too !

So there should be an easy way to download the required codecs from office PC to back home in pen drive.

I actually didn’t dare to do it coz’ one codec is dependent upon other and I might drop in well-known "dependency hell" Anybody have other ideas?

PS: Only because of full multimedia support, PClinuxOS is surging ahead of Ubuntu!!

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Its been days and I’ve been searching around for an offline RSS reader. Read many reviews, blogs but just can’t seem to find one. Why the hell do software developers expect us to be always online?

I’m sure there are many people like me who work in offices with good internet connections and want to download RSS feeds there and leisurely read them at their offline PC home.

Google Reader seems to have come up with ‘Google Gears’ to enable offline reading, but I guess thats meant to be read on the same computer and not to be carried off on pen-drives !

Any Guys/Gals have met up with a suitable offline reader??

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PCLinux 2007 is simply the BEST. I am a Linux newbie and I am very sorry to admit that because even after spending months on various linux distros, i could not get my system working to full potential. I have a pretty old system i.e AMD Sempron 2500+ with 256 MB memory.

I tried various Distros like:
Suse 10.2 -my system really crawled and updating or installing s/ws through Yast so painstakingly slow that it was killing me.
Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn Grossly over-rated ! Simply meant for average to upper level geeks. No s/w in installation CDs with m/media support. System speed and installation time was slow but better than Suse.
Mandriva 2007 Elder brother of PCLinux. Very good running speed in my old System. S/w installation was smooth. MP3 support out of the box but not for many other video/audio types. PDF support was not available.
PCLinux 2007 The Ultimate Distro !!
Full audio/video media support. PDF reader included. Very detailed and easy to install. Operation speed was phenomenal even in my old PC ! THE ULTIMATE DISTRO that can make even your old box work like magic.

In end, I would like to specially mention that Linux is very much behind Windows in terms of popularity and usage. Windows became popoular because it was easy to use. New users accustomed to years of Windows usage won’t venture into Linux and spend months even to learn basics! The easy way out is to make Linux usage as easy as possible. A guy like me need not have to bother about multimedia playability and sundry jobs. Once we get accustomed to Linux, we can venture into command-line mumbo-jumbo and learn the intricacies of Linux. So my full vote and support goes for PCLINUX 2007 for making it so easy for me. I think if I had installed PCLinux months back, I would have learned so much more instead of killing all my time in enabling multimedia etc.

Alex Thomas