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Motorola W181 Simple Candy-Bar Phone

Written by oneself on 4:06 AM

By Fuizy Martin

Motorola is famous with its "crystal clear talk" technology; whereby customer is privileged with clear and uninterrupted talks even in a noisy environment.

Motorola W181 is a sleek licorice and sterling blue candy bar phone with chrome navigation wheel. It is an entry level mobile phone with the basic functions of phone and entertainment. The price and functions tally with each other's requirements. Company has given a sleek and trendy vibrant look to the handset to provide its customer all the necessary functions operational in style.

As phones are just indispensable parts of comfortable living, so a chic looking down to earth phone plays an important role amongst majority of persons living in the society.

For those who pay an extra attention to its size, Motorola W181 has dimensions of 110x45x15mm and weighs only 80g while carrying. This slender looking W181 provides almost all the tools related to communication and enhances consumer to stay in touch with style.

Motorola W181 is equipped with large color display screen and state of the art keypad enabling its customers to enjoy viewing on the display screen. The consumer feels great even while scrolling through the navigation keys.

One of the best functions installed in this mobile phone is its one key access to SMS. This means user doesn't have to follow a long path to trail messages. Instead messages are made available just by the click of a single key. This entry level advanced handset has a facility of enormous storage space in terms of text storage. Large storage space also contributes to the large contact data storage.

An intuitive user interface enables typing even English predictive text to convey the desired message in combined language of Hindi and English both. This versatile handset also features seven African languages for all menu content.

Motorola W181 Mobile Phone is facilitated by office quality speaker phone to make it less audible for people nearby. Relax in your free time by tuning on to FM Radio to listen to your favorite music, hands free. Enjoy driving with music and make it less tiresome. Set your ring tone with 20 preloaded 32 channel polyphonic ring tones and 15 standard alert ring tones with an additional facility of setting different ringtones for different contacts.

Whenever you want to purchase this versatile handset then log on to themobilestore and avail best possible discount on product.

Fuizy Martin is a well known writer. She has written many articles on, motorola mobiles iphones, fly mobiles, laptops, nokia mobiles digital camera and so on.

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Setup a home wireless network: A short tutorial...

Written by oneself on 4:04 AM

By:Raj Sharma

For homes with more than one computer, it would be wise for you to setup a wireless network and share your high speed internet connection, as well as the scanner, printer, and other computer devices.

Wireless networking, "wireless fidelity", or Wi-Fi, is gaining popularity nowadays because it is just so darn
easy and very straightforward.

So, for those who want to use Wi-Fi technology in their homes, here's a short tutorial to guide you through the process and answer some of the most frequently asked questions. To setup your home network you will need a wireless router and wireless PCI cards.

1. Get the equipment you will need.

A wireless or Wi-Fi router. This will allow you to share
your internet connection. You will be able to connect to
the net without having to use any networking cables.

Next, you will need Wi-Fi cards, or wireless PCI cards,
for desktop or notebook computer. Most laptops nowadays
have these already installed. This, in turn, enables your
PCs to receive the connection being broadcast by the Wi-Fi
router.

Optionally, you can buy a wireless antenna. This will
boost the signal put out by your wireless router.
Depending on how wide of a net you want to cast around your
house will determine if you need to buy a wireless antenna.
One word of warning though is that your neighbors can
borrow your wireless network if you have a strong enough
signal for them to tap into.

2. Choose what standard you will implement.

Wi-Fi has different standards that have evolved through
time. The most popular is 802.11b or “B for short, which
can carry data at 11 megabytes per second or mbps.

The next generation Wi-Fi is the "G" devices that can
transmit data at 54mbps. The G standard is backward
compatible with the B standard.

3. Connect to your wireless router.

Be sure that when you attempt to connect to your wireless
router, you have shut down all your devices. With an
Ethernet cable, hook up to the LAN of the other computer
or to the WAN port if you are using an Ethernet port of
the modem's cable. Then, make use of a second Ethernet
cable and attach it to the computer's Ethernet adapter.

After which, hook up the other end of the cable to one of
the Ethernet's four individual port router. It is strongly
recommended that you use port 1 as the default port area.
Then, plug in the power adapter to the power port of your
router and then attach it to an electrical outlet. You can
immediately use your computer after configuring the
settings of your router.

4. Install the Wi-Fi cards on your desktop PC or laptop.

Installing a Wi-Fi card might involve opening the casing
and installing a card inside your desktop. This can be very
complex so it is best to ask for some professional help
regarding this one especially if it is your first time.

For notebooks and even desktop PCs you could use a USB
Wi-Fi dongle in place of installing a Wi-Fi card. A
wireless dongle is a USB network adapter that plugs into
your notebook or PC to enable access to a LAN, or
peer-to-peer networking without the need of any wires.

5. Turn on your computers and get surfing.

Once you've installed your wireless router and network
cards you are on your way to surfing anywhere in your house.

This just goes to show that since the proliferation of
wireless fidelity, networking had never been the same
again and Internet connection within your household is
now open to a wide array of virtual possibilities.


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Tips and Tricks For Your New Laptop

Written by oneself on 5:07 AM

By: John Sunvalley

Tip 1: Watch HDTV on your laptop

Did you know that you can watch your favourite TV shows without a TV? With the right accessories, you can watch high-definition television on a laptop.

There are many portable high-def tuners, receivers, and antennas available for laptops. Also, you can usually find plenty of HDTV content choices on the road. A common misconception is that high-def signals are available only via cable and satellite transmissions. However, all free-to-air TV stations in Australia are now broadcasting HD signals. This excludes cable favourites such as The Comedy Channel and National Geographic, but at least you can get your HD Sunrise fix.

The NetComm Banksia Digital HD USB TV Tuner, Elgato EyeTV DTT Stick and the ComPro VideoMate U3 DVB-T Stick cost between AU$100 and AU$200 and offer an array of DVR functionality. You may want to check signal availability in your area before purchasing one. Like when you're dealing with old-fashioned rabbit ears, signal strength varies depending on topography and atmospheric conditions.

Tip 2: Transfer YouTube videos to your HDTV

You could watch Internet video on a tiny laptop monitor. But why not hook up your laptop to your state-of-the-art HDTV and watch that ridiculous YouTube video in the living room?

There are many options for connecting your laptop to your HDTV, but you may be limited by outputs and inputs. Unless your laptop was specifically built for home theater use, it probably doesn't have multiple ways to output a video signal to an external display such as your HDTV.

Look at your laptop video card and match up the best connection option that both the display and the laptop share. DVI is becoming more common (replacing analog VGA); it's your best bet for a high-quality connection (that is, HDMI connections on your HDTV). S-Video is another likely option; it appears as a single, black, four-pin cable. It is a few rungs below DVI in terms of quality, but it's far from the worst. The bottom rung in terms of video quality belongs to the composite-video connection (the yellow cord, usually accompanied by the red and white audio jacks).

If you are restricted to a composite-video connection on your laptop, you may prefer to upgrade your laptop if you plan on watching a lot of Internet videos on your TV. Consider a Windows Media Center laptop, such as the Toshiba Qosmio G30. Standard component cables (red, green, and blue) are common with HDTVs, but they're limited to higher-end home theater laptops and PCs.

Tip 3: Watch DVDs on a long flight

Imagine that you have an eight-hour flight with only your laptop and a few DVDs to pass the time. Unfortunately, you can't get enough juice out of the battery to cover your journey.

The powers that be have heard your anguished cries of boredom and have implemented a useful new feature in current-generation laptops. Shell programs allow you to play DVDs and music CDs and to browse media files, saving battery life and skipping the hassle of booting up the OS each time you want to watch a movie or listen to some music. Check with your laptop's manufacturer to see if it offers a proprietary shell program for playing CDs and DVDs.

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What is U3?

Written by oneself on 4:13 AM

By Dennis Tielmann

It's not a U-boat missing from world war II. It's also not Bono's new side project. Rather, U3 is a technology that enables flash drives to independently store and run software, including personal settings.

The exact name is U3 smart. And smart it is, if you consider that previous USB drives were restricted to file storage only. You could not execute programs from it. The U3 system has changed this however. Now you can transport your browser, anti-virus software, photo editors and even games.

You can also do your emails, chat with friends or organize your finances. The possibilities with U3 applications are endless. As a matter of fact, the software central gets updated regularly and the technology keeps on evolving. And we're not talking about generic, no-name programs but recognizable brands.

Here are U3 downloads one can choose from: Firefox or Opera for browsers, Avast or McAfee for security, Thunderbird or Carry it Easy for email, and Skype or Pidgin for messenging.

Brand U3 programs also don't fall short of entertainment. To download and watch movies you can use Veoh to play your favorite music you can go for Winamp or Xion. If you like to get podcasts you can use myPodder. And of course, there's U3 games.

Would you like to play Sudoku? Pool? Casino? Or how about Zack or Chicken Invaders? Once again, the list for U3 downloads is limitless. Especially after joining with BigFishGames, the popular online game portal. It brings us classics such as Solitaire or Mahjong and adventures like Professor Fizzwizzle and Coffee House Chaos.

Keep in mind again that U3 memory sticks are totally independent of whatever computer you plug you them into. Once downloaded or already pre-installed, you run the U3 applications from the drive itself. And if for some reason you don't like the extra functionality and want your flash drive to be normal just use the U3 uninstaller. It's simple as that!

So where does U3 smart actually come from? The answer lies with M-Systems and SanDisk who are the brains and main developers. Unsurprisingly, the latter company has vastly implemented this technology in its products. Actually, SanDisk is the biggest supplier of U3 memory sticks there is, including its Cruzer flash drive series.

For a complete list of U3 programs and a launchpad screenshot check out my blog post on U3 Flash Drives.

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