SOME USEFUL WINDOW RUN COMMAND

1. On screen keyboard --------osk
2. fonts ------------------ ------- fonts
3. game controller -------- joy.cpl
4. internet properties ---- ---- inetcpl.cpl
5. keyboard properties ----- --- control keyboard
6. local user and groups ---- ---- lusrmgr.msc
7. date/time properties ----- --- timedate.cpl
8. disk cleanup properties --------Cleanmgr
9. disk management -------- diskmgmt.msc
10. calculator --------calc

BSNL WAP - General setting for Nokia Mobiles

WAP SETTINGS for BSNL

Settings –> Connection –> Access Points –> Option –> New Access Point

Connection Name: bsnlnet

Data Bearer: Packet Data

Access Point Name: wapnorth.cellone.in /(bsnllive)

User name: LEAVE BLANK

Prompt Password: NO

Password: LEAVE BLANK

Authentication: normal

Homepage: wap.google.com

Advanced Settings-

Phone IP Adress: Automatic

Primary Name Server : 000.000.000.000

Secondary Name Server : 000.000.000.000

Proxy Server Adress : 10.132.194.196

Proxy port : 8080

Use call back:No

Call back number-none

Keep other settings unchanged.

Top 10 Alternative Web Browsers For Ubuntu Linux

Ununtu10.04 released

With the Lucid Lynx release of Ubuntu just around the corner, take a look at some alternative browsers for Linux :

1. ARORA :

Arora is a webkit based browser written with the Qt UI framework. It’s surprisingly fast and pretty full featured. download from here

2. Chrome/Chromium :

Google’s Chromebrowser and its open source brotherChromium are quickly becoming a popular replacement for Firefox on Linux systems.

3. Conkeror :

Conkeroris an Emacs inspired Mozilla based browser. It features the same Gecko layout engine as Firefox, but there is no GUI, just Emacs style commands for navigating, searching

4. Elinks :

Elinks is atext based browser similar to the classic Lynx browser. download from here

5. Epiphany :

Epiphany is the official web browser of the GNOME desktop. It is a very easy to use Webkit based browser with a simplistic user interface.

6. Fennec :

Not really an alternative desktop browser, but interesting and useful none the less,Fennec is the mobile version of Firefox that is used on mobile platforms like Nokia’s N900. Fennec is included in the Ubuntu Lucid repositories and is quite useful for testing out your sites in Mozilla’s mobile browser without spending money on all the latest mobile phones. This is a must have for web developers.

7. Flock :

Based on Firefox, Flock is a browser that focuses on close integration of different social media services such as Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.

8. Opera : 

The only non-free browser in our lineup is Opera. This is one of the most controversial browsers available for Linux. Many people think it’s the best browser on any platform, while many would never install a browser that isn’t open source. Opera is a very mature and full featured browser, if you like Opera on Windows or Mac, then go ahead and use it on Ubuntu too.

9. SeaMonkey :

When Mozilla abandoned the old Netscape Navigator code base and launched Firefox, many people missed the mail, news and composer features of the old suite. For those who miss the old Netscape suite of apps, you can install SeaMonkey. download from here

Nokia N900

Nokia N900 is finally made official by Nokia. The Nokia N900 runs on the latest Maemo 5software and comes power packed with high speed and power. The Open source, Linux-based Maemo software will deliver a PC-like experience on the Nokia N900 handset.

The Nokia N900 comes with a powerful ARM Cortex-A8 processor, up to 1GB of application memory and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration. All this high power will give you a PC-like multitasking feature on the N900. You can easily personalize the panoramic homescreen with your favorite shortcuts, widgets and applications. The Nokia N900 features a high-resolution WVGA touch screen and fast internet connectivity with 10/2 HSPA and WLAN.Nokia N900 Web Browser is powered by the Mozilla engine to give you full access to rich interactive content. Online videos and interactive applications are vivid with full Adobe Flash9.4 support.

Features of Maemo 5 based Nokia N900

• 110.9 × 59.8 × 18mm dimensions and weighs just 181g
• TI OMAP 3430: ARM Cortex-A8 600 MHz processor
• Up to 1GB of application memory which includes 256 MB RAM and 768 MB virtual memory
• Latest Maemo 5 OS
• Maemo browser powered by Mozilla engine
• OpenGL ES 2.0 Graphics Acceleration
• 3.5″ WVGA touch screen with 800 × 480 pixel resolution
• 5MP camera and Carl Zeiss optics.
• Video recording at up to 848 × 480 pixels (WVGA) and up to 25fps
• 32GB of storage and expandable up to 48GB with a microSD card
• Full physical slide-out QWERTY
• 1320mAh battery
• Internet connectivity with 10/2 HSPA and WLAN
• Adobe Flash(TM) 9.4 support
• Quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE, WCDMA 900/1700/2100, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth with A2DP

MeeGo Now available for netbook and Nokia n900

                    The first buile of the Intel/Nokia joint OS venture known as MeeGo is now available for download. The operating system will run on almost any Atom-based netbook as well as the Nokia N900, which currently runs Maemo. There is also support for the Moorsetown mobile Atom chips, but you probably don’t have one of those yet. You can download the netbook version right now and run it via a USB drive.

                     MeeGo promises to support the Qt development framework, which is a cross-platform development interface that makes it much easier for developers to port their work to other platforms. It’s still unclear if combining the lackluster reception of Intel Moblin and Nokia Maemo will result in a good product. This version isn’t going to settle anything either. It doesn’t have any of the UI elements you’d expect. In fact, it’s mostly just a command line.

                     MeeGo has potential due to its largely standardized Linux build. This is much the same in the case of Maemo, but MeeGo has the backing of tech giant Intel. We’re very interested to see where they take this platform. A 1.0 release of MeeGo is expected around May. MeeGo operating system now availble for...

• Intel Atom-based netbooks
• ARM-based Nokia N900

Note : Nokia N900 having open source linux based Maemo5 operating system --Arm based machine.

----this means we can install Operating system on phone, like on Nokia N900 we have 2 choices either Maemo5 or MeeGo (is not this amazing..)

Intel and Nokia share MeeGo OS code with developers

source code for MeeGo OS is here.

Know or Find, What's The Logic Behind Your Name

http://www.behindthename.com/

This is the name of the website in which u can easily find the meaning of your name.

you can try these address also.

www.namepedia.org
www.whatalovelyname.com