Teclasts M30 PMP is mildly attractive mostly lackluster

Truth be told, Teclasts M30 seems be to a real looker at first, but were knocking off a few style points due the complete absence of originality. All it takes is a simple glance at the units predecessors to realize that the outfit isnt exactly going out on any limbs to innovate. Nevertheless, those still interested can look forward to a 2.8-inch 320 x 240 AMOLED display, USB 2.0 connectivity, FM tuner / recorder and support for AVI, RM, RMVB, BMP, MP3, JPEG and GIF file formats.

Thankfully, the mediocrity is met with a suitable price tag -- just $69 for the 2GB model and $82 for the 4GB edition.

Source- http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/19/teclasts-m30-pmp-is-mildly-attractive-mostly-lackluster/

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How to Soft Reset Nokia N8

In case you need to hard reset Nokia N8 phone due to various reasons, here are the steps you need to follow:

1) Select call and type in *#7730#
2) Press the power key and select Offile Profile
3) Call again to *#7730#
4) Confirm Hard Reset

This will remove all the information you have stored on your memory (internal memory and 16 GB memory). The N8 Soft Reset operation can take up to few minutes depending the amount of information you have installed on your cards.

Here is an alternative way to master reset the phone

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Download Game Max Tic Tac Toe for Nokia 5800 N97 and X6

Max Tic Tac Toe is a Symbian version of all time popular Tic Tac Toe game. Its a flash game created by GFX-Pros.com. The game works with Symbian^3 and Symbian S605th edition based touch screen mobiles such as Nokia N8, E7, C6, C7, 5800 XpressMusic, N97, N97 Mini, X6, 5228, 5230, 5233, 5235 and 5530 XpressMusic.

Max Tic Tac Toe offers nice graphics. The game is very small in size. You can get this flash game from the following download link.


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Does samsung galaxy note 2 phone have a usb port

Q. And can you use a USB internet stick with it?

A. No it doesnt come with a USB port. But it has got USB On The Go (UTG) support.
You will need an USB OTG adapter (available at Smasung/local store easily).

Unfortunately, you cannot use USB internet stick with it but it supports pen drives. You can also connect your USB keyboard & mouse to it (HUID profile).

Original Question

Should I get the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or the Galaxy S3?

Q. Not sure if the note 2 is gonna be too big.

Thanks for the help!

A. Obviously the Galaxy Note II. Its everything the Galaxy S III is but better (both hardware and software wise).

If its too big, why do I see people with small hands using it? Personally, I think it aint too big. Besides, the Galaxy S III is just a little bit smaller, so what difference would it make. So again, youre better off with the Galaxy Note II.

Original Question

Every time I use Easy phone sync with my Galaxy Note 2 it always removes previous songs?

Q. When ever I try and sync new songs onto my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Easy phone sync and iTunes it says its going to remove these songs (changes each time), how can I get it to sync every song without deleting any?

Cheers

A. The songs that get erased, are they on your computer? If not, then obviously dont sync.

"using Easy phone sync and iTunes "

I dont understand why youd use 2 programs when none are needed. Last I checked, the GN2 supports MicroSD cards. You could connect the phone using USB cord and set the phone to USB Mass Storage, and the computer will see the card as a flash drive. Your manual should specify how to do that if its not automatic. Thats how Ive been putting music on basic phones for years. If a smartphone cant do that then thats one great reason not to get one. Once the phone. is properly connected, you should see the microsd card show up in your computer as a removable drive. You just find the music folder inside it and copy your songs directlt there - no syncing software needed. Obviously if you sync, songs not on the computer will be erased. Thats sort of what syncing means.

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How to create beautiful and stylish buttons

Today I am going to tell you how can you create beautiful and stylish buttons.It does not require any special software or special knowledge.You have to design the button as your requirement.Then it will generate the code for your button. It is easy,isnt it? So what is it? It is a website called CSS Button generator. It has only one page and it is for designing of stylish button as per you requirement.

Then what are you waiting for? Just go to the site and start making buttons. The link for CSS Button generator site is given below:

CSS Button generator

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Sony Handycam HDR SR7

Along with its trio of siblings the tape based HDR-HC7, the flash based CX7, and the DVD based UX7 the SR7 uses Sonys 1/2.9 inch, 3.2 megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor, recording video at 2.3 megapixel (HD) or 1.7 megapixel (SD) resolution before down sampling and encoding to 1080i HD (1,440x1,080) or SD (720x480), respectively.

It also shoots photos at native 2.3 megapixel (16:9) or 3 megapixel (4:3) resolutions, despite the grandiose 6 megapixel claim on the body, which refers to a maximum interpolated resolution.

It sports a 10x zoom Zeiss T*-coated lens and 5.1 Dolby surround sound recording. If all you plan to do is play the video back on an HDTV, the SR7 is a great fit. For editing, though, there are still some hurdles to jump.

Most important, the AVCHD format used by Sony, Panasonic, and Canon for file based HD recording faces some glitchy to nonexistent software support.

In Sonys case, it really should drop the feeble Picture Motion Browser software bundle and include the more functional Vegas Video Movie Studio Platinum Edition, at least for the folks who drop over $1,000 on the HD Handycams. Other cutting edge pitfalls include a mini HDMI connector (Type C), which requires a cable thats not yet ubiquitous and support for the mostly still unviewable x.v.Color (xvYCC) color space.

Thats all unfortunate, because the SR7 otherwise delivers a very good HD experience. From a design and operation perspective, it has everything we liked about the HC7. It weighs a bit less 1 pound, 5 ounces with battery but feels similarly comfortable to hold and shoot only using the touch screen requires an awkward two handed balancing act.

Though inconvenient for menu navigation, the LCD otherwise works well and remains visible in harsh lighting. I generally prefer shooting with an eye level viewfinder, though, and wish Sony had padded the hard plastic eyecup. Like most of Sonys consumer models, the SR7 incorporates the love it or hate it touch screen interface I fall more into the hate it camp, especially on the SR7s smaller 16:9 2.7 inch LCD.

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Curved displays are rubbish but everyone will want it

While LG and Samsung battle it out for who has the most bendy screen award, has anyone stopped to think about how practical they are ?

The LG Flex which doesnt really flex, does bring an interesting idea to handsets. The phone will sit much better round your face and look very Star Trek like - not to mention the microphone will be much better positioned to pick up even the smallest whisper on an airport forecourt or any other loud environment.

So it may look good and have good technical points. However firstly what about watching a film, plenty watch them on their handsets, taking the LG as an example, wont that curve kinda ruin some aspect of the film ? maybe some optimization might help but then your not watching a film as it was intended - the same goes for games, the amount your finger travels across the screen will be faster assuming a distance to glass ratio is the same as it is towards the end of the screen. Sound crazy ? Maybe so, however they are technical issues that need to be looked at. 


The Samsung effort takes a different stand point, it has curves at the side rather than having a big bend in the middle, like a weak boomerang. 

Humm so can you touch the screen here, on those curved sides, if not wouldnt that be a complete waste ? Will this mean a new set of headaches for the average dev who wants his apps out on Android. Maybe there would be apps that use this extra screen estate for hiding tabs or using it as a way to park apps for later use. Who knows. Yes it opens up interesting possibilities but again are LG and Samsung thinking practical ? Wouldnt this also cause some fragmentation in screen estate.

Both handsets have the same issue, how do you protect them ? The LG will be difficult to hide in anything else than a jacket pocket. Putting it into your jeans or trousers will cause an unwelcome bulge (ok children stop laughing), not to mention how on earth do you find a screen protector for it - that would be a right bitch to fit, as would a case. Sure there are innovative products out there but how would ottercase make a decent shield for the LG Flex ?

Talking for cases, the Samsung would even have a more horrible experience in regards to protecting your lovely investment. How would you stop those sides from hitting the floor and shattering the screen, at the same time keeping the sides useful and accessible to your fingers. 

Again that brings up a whole host of issues that need plenty of innovation to work round the issue. Expecting someone to come up with some ideas for a phone case that has a limited market outside a few geeks is a bridge too far, the case cost would be ridiculous. The only way round this would be going back to the nasty slip on cases from the 1990s, remember the Nokia 5320 cases ? Yuck. Again a screen protector that wraps round would be prone to pealing off quickly, a slightly different issue to the LG but still an issue that needs to be over come. 

So while they look great, and they might sell, the craze will pass quickly when the screens have taken some abuse, videos look strange and mobile phone insurance for these handsets will be expensive. 

Sometimes the tefal heads that come up with these ideas should think about how the regular Joe would live with their curved screens / phones. 

My bet is - not long.

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