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Archive for November 21st, 2009

Hey folks,

I recently purchased a BlackBerry Tour 9630 from Telus Mobility. This PDA/SmartPhone is equipped to work with a SIM card. Here’s the official Telus Mobility BlackBerry Tour 9630 website : http://www.telusmobility.com/en/ON/blackberry_tour_9630/index.shtml

The problem is, I asked those idiots at Telus Mobility which SIM card would work with this particular BlackBerry model, and their reps (I spoke to two different reps to confirm the information) told me that their Telus SIM Card would work; listed here :

http://www.telusmobility.com/en/ON/accessories/other_nhdgsim.shtml?eVar6=link

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“Design is what any fashion-conscious phone is all about, and the Armani 2 seems to have learned this simple truth – its looks, as well as some other components were co-developed with GA’s staff; furthermore, every screw and edge in its design had to be approved by Giorgio Armani, so it’s a true designer phone, make no mistake about that. Now a few words on how it looks in real life.” Read more here:

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“Yesterday’s news that Satio was being pulled from sale by one of the UK’s largest retailer’s wasn’t good news for Sony Ericsson. Well Sony Ericsson aren’t helping themselves with the announcement that the X1, one of the company’s most hyped handsets at launch, will not be getting an upgrade to WinMo 6.5. Read thata again, it will NOT be getting an upgrade to WinMo 6.5. Why? That’s a very good question, the only answer that immediately springs to mind is that they don’t want it to encroach on sales of the newer X2, which does run 6.5. It seems like an odd move though given that the X1 still sports modern hardware and features and is still officially on sale in many countries. It wouldn’t be a major task to offer the upgrade, but whatever the reason may be Sony Ericsson have decided that they simply aren’t going to. You can almost hear the sound of a thousand hackers rubbing their hands in anticipation …” via mobile-review.com

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During the fetal period, the baby doesn’t need to breathe — no air around, after all — and so the fluid-filled lungs are short circuited by the ductus arteriosus which allows the baby’s blood flow to bypass the lungs. Normally, it closes shortly after birth, but in Sarah’s case, it remained open. After birth, the pressure differentials shift, and the ductus arteriosus now shunts some oxygenated blood away from the arterial circulation and into the venous circulation. If I understand what House is implying, Sarah’s PDA isn’t open all the time, but just under periods of stress, which causes her systemic blood pressure to rise. During these periods, enough oxygenated blood is lost so that the brain doesn’t get as much as it needs (but apparently this affects just the left side of Sarah’s brain) and this is what causes the dropping blood pressure in her brain and her neurological symptoms. The shift in pulmonary blood flow led to her lung symptoms. The abnormal turbulence from this can tear up platelets, so this is most likely what led to her abnormal platelets and bleeding problems.

http://www.politedissent.com/archives/2206

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okay so i want the new blackberry storm 2! right now i have the motorola Q9m which is a decent but OLD phone. so its a PDA but i got it wen u didnt need that STUPID 30 dollar a month thing and now i want to pay my parents 20 a month or 240 a year and they wont do it? i get that its not 30 but the other phone that i would get is the samsung rouge which i dnt like but still u have to pay 10 dollars so i was saying it would jst be like me buying the samamsung rouge but its a blackberry cause i would be paying the difference! dont u think thats fair?!!!!

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Benefit
Processor Type Intel Core 2 Duo T5800
Processor speed 2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2MB Cache The higher the number of Megahertz (MHZ) the faster the processor should be
Memory Size 3 GB MB
Memory Type DDR 2
Hard Drive Capacity 250 GB The bigger the capacity the more you can store
Optical Drives DVD/RW
CD-ROM Speed 24 x Enabling access to CD ROM data. The higher the number the faster the speed
CD-RW Speed. 24 x Enabling you to access and store data on CD-RW disks. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-ROM Speed 6 x Enabling you access to data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-RW Speed 8 x Enabling you to store data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
Floppy Disk Drive NO Floppy disks are 3.5″ square and store a small amount of data. CDs,DVDs and memory sticks are now usually used instead
Screen Size/Type 15.6″ Widescreen
Graphics Card Type Integrated To enable images to be displayed on your monitor
TV-out NO Allowing you to plug your laptop into a TV to watch DVDs
Wireless Enabled YES Allows you to connect to an existing wireless network such as in a office or a wireless hot spot
No. of USB Connections 3 The more connections the computer has the more equipment you can connect to your computer e.g. a modem, printer, scanner, digital camera, PDA
Infrared Port Included NO Allowing you to connect to other devices with infrared such as an infrared enabled mobile phone
Battery Type 4 cell
Battery life (up to) 2.0 hours
Weight 2.7 kg This is the weight of the appliance in KG
Width 244 mm
Depth 373 mm

integrated graphics???? plz help if u know

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Dell 1545 Laptop…here is all the info

Intel Core 2 Duo T5800
(2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2MB Cache)
Genuine Windows Vista(R) Home Premium
3GB Memory
250GB Hard Drive

Processor Type Intel Core 2 Duo T5800
Processor speed 2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2MB Cache The higher the number of Megahertz (MHZ) the faster the processor should be
Memory Size 3 GB MB
Memory Type DDR 2
Hard Drive Capacity 250 GB The bigger the capacity the more you can store
Optical Drives DVD/RW
CD-ROM Speed 24 x Enabling access to CD ROM data. The higher the number the faster the speed
CD-RW Speed. 24 x Enabling you to access and store data on CD-RW disks. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-ROM Speed 6 x Enabling you access to data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-RW Speed 8 x Enabling you to store data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
Floppy Disk Drive NO Floppy disks are 3.5″ square and store a small amount of data. CDs,DVDs and memory sticks are now usually used instead
Screen Size/Type 15.6″ Widescreen
Graphics Card Type Integrated To enable images to be displayed on your monitor
TV-out NO Allowing you to plug your laptop into a TV to watch DVDs
Wireless Enabled YES Allows you to connect to an existing wireless network such as in a office or a wireless hot spot
No. of USB Connections 3 The more connections the computer has the more equipment you can connect to your computer e.g. a modem, printer, scanner, digital camera, PDA
Infrared Port Included NO Allowing you to connect to other devices with infrared such as an infrared enabled mobile phone
Battery Type 4 cell
Battery life (up to) 2.0 hours

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ok, i have a new pda. the dell axim x50v
i download things on it but they never work. i’ve tried everything. my pda always says it’s not a valid file. i search for hours on cool things to put on it but… they never work
what am i doing wrong?

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I have this dell axim x30 pocket pc, that unfurtunately didn’t came with wifi integrated anttena. Therefore, I added a SDIO Wifi 802.11B. I created a softphone vonage account and use this program call sjphone for my axim pda. I tried to get it to work but for some reason it didn’t there the proxy wasn’t found, so i couldn’t register into the account. Can any body help with this technical support. I worked not to long ago for packet 8 technical support therefore I didn’t get to learn that much. (worked for 2 weeks) if there is any vonage or other voip technical person that can help me with this. any suggestion. any detail specifications or minimum requirements that my pda didn’t have. axim x30 312mhz proccessor, 32 ram,

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I’ve been trying to get rid of a Dell Dimension 3000, flatscreen, keyboard, etc. forever. I don’t think it’s going anywhere soon. I’m going to spring for a 1TB external hard drive ($129 at Costco!!) and turn it into a server. What is the best OS to use? And can I access my files no matter where I am? And how about streaming media to a remote laptop, desktop, or pda?

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