Posted by MD Alamin on 18:14
You can take screen shots of your mobile phone from your PC. First
of all you have to need download the software called “nokiascreendumper_206”.
Here is my Nokia 5130 Xpress Music Phone's screen shots
taken by this software.
Posted by MD Alamin on 12:01
The Wall Street Journal has confirmed that Sprint will be offering an unlimited data plan for the iPhone. Sprint will be the only US carrier to offer such a plan. Currently, Sprint plans on offering a $69.99 unlimited data plan with 450 minutes or a $99 plan that offers unlimited data and calls.
Sprint is hoping that this plan will help the company stand out from the other two major carriers, Verizon and AT&T. Currently, Verizon and AT&T both have tiered systems that charge iPhone users based upon the amount of data they use in each month. Sprint is hoping to snag up AT&T and Verizon users who frequently use a large amount of data.
Both Verizon and Sprint will only be using the CDMA network, which unfortunately limits data speeds. However, AT&T will not be using the iPhone 4S’ full network capabilities, at least not right away.
Sprint also is trying to tempt users from other networks to switch by offering better service coverage. In some major cities such as San Francisco, Sprint has much better call coverage then its competitors. Plus, Sprint iPhone users will not have to deal with as much competition on the company’s network, especially in areas with a large iPhone user base.
Hopefully Sprint can attract enough users to switch over because it has been reported that Sprint agreed to purchase 20 million iPhones upfront. This will likely leave at a loss until at least 2014.
Posted by MD Alamin on 11:50
You can easily make a bootable Pen drive to install any Linux Distribution. Just follow those instructions step by step.
Requirement:
1. Linux Live Usb Creator
2. Flash USB Drive/ Pen Drive (You can also use SD Card with Card Reader)
3. Linux ISO/ CD/ Dvd Disk
Posted by MD Alamin on 01:56
Now you can easily download and install Avro Phonetic Keyboard to your Linux distro.
It would be working fine to Ubuntu 9.04 (32 bit), Linux
Mint 7(32 bit)
Ubuntu 9.10 (32 bit) and Linux Mint 8 (32 bit).You may also try to your current Linux Distro but be
sure that your desktop version must be a 32 bit Operating system.
Posted by MD Alamin on 00:48
Recently Linux Mint Group have Declared about there first Released of LinuxMint 4.0 Daryna KDE Community Edition. In the below I am describing all of about this Release.
Introduction
This is the first BETA release of Linux Mint 4.0 KDE CE,
codename Daryna, based on Celena KDE CE and
Posted by MD Alamin on 17:37
A bunch of bug fixes and minor tweaks to Unity in Ubuntu 11.10 slid down the update pipe yesterday – but what exactly has changed?
Posted by MD Alamin on 17:24
If you use a Google service – whether it’s Docs or Gmail – chances are you’ve noticed that a ‘new theme’ has been rolled out across their various web apps.
On the plus side the changes offer a consistent look and style across Google’s many web apps, with minimalistic looking themes using lots of white space. On the not-so-plus side they lack contrast; all that white can be very harsh on the eyes early in the morning…
