1. Bucket Water Activity
2. Deliver The barrel Activity
3. Rappling Activity
4. Planks Activity
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My Teammate's Cellphone
Have you heard of a company called "Gigabyte". It is actually a computer motherboard manufacturer. My teammate got a cellphone of this Company. It is an awesome phone with some really interesting features. You definitely expect these features if you paid 15 Grands for a device.
Lets see some of salient features of the phone:
• An Awesome 5 Megapixel auto-focus camera with super Bright Flash, But if you try to start the camera, phone restarts.
• A dedicated button to start the screen-saver.
• To snooze the alarm you need to solve an arithmetic question(like 84 x 72) and if you enter wrong answer it throws more difficult question simultaneously increasing the alarm volume.
• It has dual keypad, but exactly identical, like if one is damaged you can use other one.
• Maps with live information or traffic, restaurants and entertainment info, but only of Taiwan.
• lots of interesting stuff, but no English support, only in Chinese.
• Very BIG battery, you can use it continuously for 3 hours ;-).
• A pedometer(count foot steps) but it works only if you are sitting.
• To recharge the phone you need to pull out the battery and push it into the charger.
• You need a belt cover to carry it, not possible to fit in the pocket.
• And last (but not the least) it has a nice stylus, but there is no holder to fit in the phone. you need to carry it separately.
Its really cool, hai naa...
Iphone 3G 199$
Steve Jobs has unveiled Apple's second-generation iPhone at the company's Worldwide Developer Conference.
Jobs claims that 56% of people claim the price of the first device prevented them from buying, so the new 8GB version of the new iPhone 3G will now cost only $199, with the 16GB version priced at $299. The device will go on sale from 11 July 2008.
Apple says the battery life of the device has been improved, now offering up to 300 hours on standby, 10 hours talktime (five hours on a 3G connection) and up to six hours of web browsing.
The device also includes built-in GPS for the first time, allowing Apple to introduce a new range of location-based services to the handset.
The new iPhone platform will offer full Exchange synchronisation, with push email, calendars, contacts, auto-discovery, global address lookup, and the ability to remotely wipe data from the device.
Jobs claims 35% of the Fortune 500 companies have been running a beta of the new enterprise platform. "Everything they told us they wanted, we built in," he claims.
The new iPhone software will also have full support for iWork and Microsoft Office documents - although whether that includes the new OOXML files from Office 2007 isn't clear.
Jobs says the new iPhone software will be available in July, and will be free to all iPhone owners and $9.95 for iPod Touch owners.
Xobni For Outlook Is Here To Deal With Your Messy Inbox
For all the Microsoft Outlook users out there: the solution to all your inbox frustrations is here! Xobni announced today the availability of an add-on for Outlook that organizes emails by relationships, to save users time and help them find exactly what they’re looking for in what sometimes can be a messy inbox.
After two years of development and seven months of invite-only beta testing since September 2007, Xobni is now available for download here. The add-on will be displayed as a sidebar in Outlook and is said to organize emails the same way our brain normally would, by analyzing the way we interact with contacts and the files that have been exchanged, the company unveiled.
Matt Brezina, co-founder of Xobni, said: “Xobni analyzes mountains of data and shows you what matters – your relationships, your communication habits, context around messages – information trapped in email that is often lost or forgotten.”
Xobni developers have been working hard on their latest creation by relying on users’ feedback over the past months (over 50,000 users have participated in the beta testing). “We will continue to work hard to improve Xobni experience,” Matt Brezina said in a blog. “Xobni has done a lot to improve our users’ email lives, but email and personal information still have a long way to go.”
Although widely available, Xobni will remain beta to better respond to user feedback, its developers unveiled, saying it’s better to wait: “a true beta is an idea rarely visited in what’s become a development culture obsessed with launching as quickly as possible, sometimes without consideration of the product’s future.”
Xnobi will not stop at Microsoft Outlook, as future plans include web mail services, such as Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo Mail. In a world where communication over the Internet has become an everyday habbit (necessity even), Xnobi comes to respond to the challenge and make the e-mail faster, easier, stress-free, by improving user experience.
After two years of development and seven months of invite-only beta testing since September 2007, Xobni is now available for download here. The add-on will be displayed as a sidebar in Outlook and is said to organize emails the same way our brain normally would, by analyzing the way we interact with contacts and the files that have been exchanged, the company unveiled.
Matt Brezina, co-founder of Xobni, said: “Xobni analyzes mountains of data and shows you what matters – your relationships, your communication habits, context around messages – information trapped in email that is often lost or forgotten.”
Xobni developers have been working hard on their latest creation by relying on users’ feedback over the past months (over 50,000 users have participated in the beta testing). “We will continue to work hard to improve Xobni experience,” Matt Brezina said in a blog. “Xobni has done a lot to improve our users’ email lives, but email and personal information still have a long way to go.”
Although widely available, Xobni will remain beta to better respond to user feedback, its developers unveiled, saying it’s better to wait: “a true beta is an idea rarely visited in what’s become a development culture obsessed with launching as quickly as possible, sometimes without consideration of the product’s future.”
Xnobi will not stop at Microsoft Outlook, as future plans include web mail services, such as Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo Mail. In a world where communication over the Internet has become an everyday habbit (necessity even), Xnobi comes to respond to the challenge and make the e-mail faster, easier, stress-free, by improving user experience.
Delhi's Radiocity 91.1 online..
You can now listen to Delhi's hot fav. radio channel "RadioCity" online
click here to play
open it with any music player
For a long time i was looking for this.
Quality is not so good yet its AWESOME!!!
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