shhh...Turn off the symbian camera annoying sound.

hello there..as usual, i'm also the symbian user...Symbian S60 5th
i love to snap n record vid,but an annoying sound peep out when i snap the piczz..arggg so annoying and turn down my mood..  how to overcome this kinda of prob?? i surf a lot of time n reads more site to stop this crazy problem..

-many people say "turn off the warning sound at setting" but not all people can solve this easily..(not the best solution) mybe just a little of them says "yea"
-using the software , i also not proper to use it.. CameraFX allows the end user to snap pictures minus the annoying camera shutter sound.
- From what I read, there are a few ways, you can hack your phone and remove certain wires, or simply replace the mp3 file in your phone that makes the shuttle sound. 
- I found the patch that can disable the camera shutter sound in Nokia 5800 XM is based on S60 v5. At the time of writing, this patch works on the v20 firmware. Follow this simple step-by-step tutorial to kill the annoying camera shutter sound on your Nokia 5800:

1. Download CenRep 3rd, unzip the file.

2. Visit the official Symbian Signed Page for application developer, enter your IMEI number and your e-mail address. Please make sure that your e-mail address is correct because the download link of the signed file comes in your mailbox.

3. Check your e-mail for the confirmation and visit the link for verification. Another e-mail will be delivered to your mailbox, download and install the signed file. (you may need to reboot your phone for the patch to work) When you are done, change your profile to silent mode and begin snapping secretly!

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How do I disable or mute the camera shuttle sound in my Nokia 5800 XpressMusic? Nokia and most of the mobile phone manufacture have specifically designed the camera application to make the shutter sound no matter what profile you have activated. This has something to do with most of the privacy laws around the world. The reason given was to keep people from snapping pictures of other people without them knowing.(but mostly people can't get the certificate from the site, sometime over 3 weekz waiting the respond,,depending on yr luck)

Samsung's 4G LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 launching on July 28

hello readers,

have you ever heard about Galaxy Tab before?

now i want to inttoducing you with Samsung's 4G LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1

Finally, Verizon Wireless revealed the launching date of the most anticipated LTE 4G tablet from Samsung, Galaxy Tab 10.1. You can have this tab 28 July onwards. This tablet will be offered in two different storage capacities – 16GB for $529 and 32GB for $629. This latest gadget will be equipped with 4G technology.

Features

The main features of LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 are:

• 10.1” Screen and Resolution – 1280X800 Pixel
• Operating System – Android 3.1 Honeycomb
• Processor – Nvidia Tegra 2 (Dual Core) with 1 GB Speed
• Front Camera – 2 Mega Pixel
• Rear Camera – 3 Mega Pixel (You can record High Definition Videos with this cam)
• Bluetooth
• Wi-Fi – 802.11/b/g/n
• HDMI O/p Port
• DLNA
• Samsung Media, Reader and Social Hub.

Data Plans

Both of the versions of this tab from Samsung are available in two vibrant colors – Metallic gray as well as Glossy White. Additionally, there are three data plans available for you to choose from. You can connect your device with LTE network from Verizon while using any one of these data plans:

• 10 GB data plan for $80
• 5 GB data plan for $50
• 2 GB data plan for $20

Samsung Galaxy R [android smartphone]

Samsung Galaxy R is not an absolute novelty, this Smartphone runs on the Internet since June – just the Internet, not in stores, where is expected later this quarter of the year.

According to its technical data, Galaxy R is positioned after the current flagship of South Korea – Samsung Galaxy S II. It will therefore be an affordable version and a bit more modest in terms of facilities for those who can work without those fancying accessories.

Galaxy R comes with the latest Android Smartphone (Android Gingerbread). On the hardware part is presented with a 1 GHz dual core processor, supported by a GPU GeForce on a Tegra 2 platform, and a 5 MP camera with HD recording (8 MP Samsung’s Full HD for Galaxy S II). The screen has 4.2 inch and a 480 x 800 pixels resolution.

It has fully connectivity support (HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth), and also the navigation (GPS, A-GPS, Google Maps).

We don’t have information about the markets where the Smartphone will be available. Rumors place the device in an exclusive area, namely the UK. It remains to be seen whether the South Korean company officials will confirm this or not.

Fujitsu has launced the new smartphone that run windows 7

wastup peeps,


recently, Fujitsu has producing a new brand of smartphone..

Fujitsu has announced a Smartphone that far exceeds the device capabilities in this segment, namely, the ability to run on Windows Phone 7. The latest creation of those from Fujitsu is a PC in its own right, masked in a smart design.

F-07C is the most ambitious phone I’ve seen lately and is powered by an Intel Atom processor.

Specifications are not quite special for a netbook, but exceed the standards for a Smartphone. Has an Intel Atom Z600 processor at 1.2GHz, which was applied the underclock process of 600MHz, 1GB memory of LPDDR400 and the SSD of 32GB eMMC. The device runs on Windows 7 Home Premium at 32 bit. Because the x86 processor and the desktop operating system, F-07C can run on any software as well as any standard Windows PC does.

To make the phone easier to control, the LCD display of 4 inch with a resolution of 1024×600 can switch in landscape mode to reveal a QWERTY keyboard with a trackball for operations that normally require a mouse. A USB port allows you to add anything that is compatible with Windows, while the HDMI port assures a large-screen capability.

F-07C will be released in Japan later this month. Until now, Fujitsu has not announced their plans to launch the device in other markets. But I am sure we will have one of them as soon as possible.

Fujitsu Toshiba IS12T-first phone run windows Phone Mango

well hello readers,

Fujitsu and Toshiba have officially announced IS12T, the first phone that will run on the new Mango version of the Windows Phone 7 platform.

According to Slashgear, the smartphone has some specifications that will certainly spark the enthusiasm of its fans: 13.2 MP camera, 32GB storage capacity, water and dust resistance. The handset has a 3.7-inch WVGA screen and is powered by a Qualcomm MSM8655 SoC processor at 1GHz.

On the connectivity part, the phone supports CMDS, GSM, WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR. Its design and functionality are based on the REGZA T-01C, an Android phone currently available in Japan market through the NTT DoCoMo operator.

Microsoft confirmed earlier this week that Windows Phone Mango has completed the process of development, reaching the stage of RTM or Release to Manufacturing, which means that the hardware manufacturers can turn on the production lines for devices that will run on the new upgrade.

Mango will give the developers more control over the camera and motion sensors, opening the possibility of augmented reality experiences on Windows Phone 7. Applications will benefit from better integration into the phone, which means that they can take advantage of the live titles from the W7P phones.

Microsoft has also managed to attract major names such as Skype, Amazon, Kik Messenger and Spotify to develop applications for Mango. Fujitsu Toshiba Windows Phone IS12T will hit the market in September, and will be currently available only in Japan.

what kinda of your fav. between LCD, LED or plasma HDTV?

Should i know between LCD, LED or plasma HDTV? important or not?? do you know? or just know to watch movies on tv...but do we never cross in our mind, what it is.
  
i wondered and now i want share this info to all of you.

normal terms such as HDTV, response time, Full HD, among others. Currently, each category of HDTV has its own characteristics. The Plasma TV was the first technology that enabled the production of thin TVs with larger screens and higher image quality. The LCD TV arrived soon after, and many said it was the end of the Plasma – which did not happen, because sales of Plasma TV still growing every year. The LCD technology has dominated the computer market and arrived in the HDTV market with the strength to play space. First there was the 27-inch LCDs and 32-inch. Then came larger and with better image quality.
The news then was the LED TVs. In general, the big difference between LCD vs. LCD with LED is lighting. In LCD with LED in place of fluorescent lamps to illuminate the screen, enter small filets of LEDs on the sides (or rear) to generate the lighting.


So?which kinda off tv do you have? hahaha...it all about technology that never stop,being crazy parasite on our daily life..

Speed up yours website with new google service

These days, any advantage you can get over the competition is worth pursuing — even something as seemingly minor as a website that loads faster.

That’s the promise of Google’s new Page Speed Service, which can automatically make your Web pages load faster than they do with your existing servers.

It works like this: Page Speed Service pulls content from your servers, applies various performance boosters to your pages, then delivers the “rewritten” site to end users via Google’s own servers.

So, what kind of speed boost can you expect? That depends on a variety of factors, including the kind of content on your pages, the browser used to view the site, the geographic location of your visitors, and so on. That said, Google reports speed improvements of 25% to 60%; you can see some examples on the Page Speed Service Gallery.

Want to know how your own site will fare? Google offers a test pagethat can measure the non-optimized and optimized speeds of your site. That should help you know if using the service will be worth your while. Interestingly, Business Hacks was actually a little slower running on Google’s servers, so Page Speed Service might not be a boon to every small business.

Page Speed Service is currently free of charge for “a limited set of webmasters.” You can sign up here to get in on the ground floor, so to speak. Google will announce final pricing details at a later date.