August 14, 2009
Enjoy DVD and Video With New Blackberry Storm, Curve, Pearl, Bold, Etc
BlackBerry company has released a series of mobile phone such as BlackBerry pearl, BlackBerry Bold, BlackBerry Curve. The Blackberry Storm is among the latest additions to the BlackBerry mobile phone family. Since its release, it has storm the markets with its impeccable features. why is it so popul (more…)
How To Rip Dvd And Convert Video To Blackberry Storm, Bold, Curve,Pearl Etc?
BlackBerry is now a very popular phone for both business people and regular cell phone users. This guide is mainly about how to rip DVD and Convert Video to BlackBerry Storm, BlackBerry Bold and other BlackBerry serials such as BlackBerry Pearl, Curve etc.
This article includes two parts:
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Nokia N 85
Nokia unveiled its latest multimedia handset Nokia N 85 in mobile market to set completely new standards in sharing, gaming and mobile entertainment. Along with stunning OLED 2.6 inches screen and its sleek or smooth finishing is more than enough to attract style conscious customers.
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April 20, 2009
BlackBerry Curve 8900
This is the newest Blackberry, and it boasts that it is the sleekest and thinnest of all models prior. It has a very clear and crisp screen with a high resolution of 480×360 pixels. Of course, what is a Blackberry without GPS? This new model has a built in GPS feature that includes location-based software that shows maps and driving directions. Perhaps one of the most appealing features of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 is the Wi-Fi feature that allows ubiquitous access to the Internet. This means you can access email, the Internet, or instant messaging almost all of the time, as long as you’re within range. (more…)
April 18, 2009
China Shoots 2nd GPS Satellite Into Orbit
Seeking to create an alternative to the United States’ global positioning system, China is busy building its own GPS network. On Wednesday, it launched the second satellite designed to support the system. It will need 30 more to complete the system by 2015.
China fired into orbit Wednesday its second satellite in a program to build an alternative to the global positioning system based on U.S. satellites.
The geostationary satellite is one of a series being slung into space to form the Beidou, or “Compass,” navigation system, the official Xinhua News Agency said, calling the system a “crucial part of the country’s space infrastructure.”
Home-Grown GPS
The system is touted by China as an alternative to the U.S. satellite GPS More about global positioning system network, the dominant positioning system, although it isn’t clear how far China has progressed in bringing the project to fruition.
Although the U.S. government says (more…)
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