Meritline.com offers this All-in-One USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader for $2.19. Coupon code “MLCK400576090873AL1″ drops it to 59 cents.
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All-in-One USB Memory Card Reader for 59 cents + free shipping
Another Android smartphone from Motorola has just been announced in Taiwan. Known as the Quench XT5, the handset sports a 3.2-inch 320 x 480 capacitive touchscreen display, a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, a 256MB RAM, a 512MB onboard memory, a microSD card slot, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headset jack and runs on Android 2.1 OS.
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Meritline.com offers these Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones in Titanium Gray, model no. 322, for $2.35. Coupon code “MLCK254131090857AL1″ cuts them to 99 cents.
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Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones for $1 + free shipping
Is it possible to transfer text messages from my Samsung Vice to a PC? I’ve tried using PC Studio but I cannot get it to connect to the phone. My phone connects to my laptop alright, I can transfer jpg etc but I can’t find the messages and transfer them.
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Transfer text mesgs from cell to PC
Product Description: Compatibility: Apple: IPAD 16GB / 32GB / 64GB iPhone 4GB January 1 / 8 GB / 16 GB iPhone 3G 8GB 16GB iPhone 3G 16 GB / 32 GB iPhone 16 GB 4 / 32 GB, 10 GB iPod 5GB first general General iPod 20GB iPod 10GB third general / 15GB / 20GB / 30GB / 40GB, 20GB iPod in fourth place (color) / 30GB (Photo) / 40 Go (picture) / 60GB (Photo) / 60GB (color display) / U2 Special Edition , Blackberry Bold 9000 / 9650, Curve 8300 / 8310 / 8320 / 8330 / 8900, Pearl 8110 / 8120 / 8130 3G Pearl 9100/8220 Pearl 2 / 9105 / 2 Pearl, Pearl Flip, 9500 Storm. Motorola RAZR VE20, ROKR E6 / E8 Krav ZN4 devour A555 series / XT CLIQ / Zeppelin / Droid X / MB810 / Off, Samsung SPH-M800 / SPH-M810 / Instinct Instinct S30 Mini / SPH-M910 KM900 LG Rhythm AX585 Capture / Arena / VS740 LN510 Rumors ally Touch / VS750 Infant / VX8560 Chocolate 3 / VX9700 Dare. Color: black / silver.
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Earphone Headphone with Mic for iPod iPhone 4G OS 4 4th
A few hours ago, we told you about the Samsung i5510 , which is a yet to be announced Android powered handset, and now we have some official shots of the phone.
We were at the Docomo Booth at a recent event and we managed to try out the latest handsets hitting the Japanese market. We spotted a Android Device which seemed like a netbook with a full QWERTY keypad, 3G , WiFi , Front Facing Camera, 5 MP Rear Camera, Track ball and a 13.2 Megapixel Camera Phone ! The device you see above is the SH-10B running on Android powered by a 1GHz CPU sports a 5 inch display and features 4GB of internal memory. It has a front facing camera Looks like a really full netbook which you can hold with your fingers Has a 5.3 MP Camera on the back Is pretty thin ! Has a full qwerty keyboard and a track ball OMG – was our expression when we saw it was really small ! This is the Toshiba T-01B running on Windows Mobile Coming back to the SH-10B.
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Photos from NTT Docomo Booth including Interesting QWERTY Android Device and 13.2 MP Camera Phone
Nexus One is one of the best Android handsets ever made, and as we know that Google discontinued the handset last month but not for everyone, they made it available for developers only, and everyone can become a developer by registering. But the phone goes out of stock after a short time, which means a lot of developers got their hands on the Nexus One, but don’t worry who missed the chance because the Google Nexus One is back in stock and those who missed it, can get it now. If you are not a developer, then you can become one by paying $25, and you can get the Nexus One for $529.
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Google Nexus One available for developers once again !
A new Samsung Android powered phone is revealed during the IFA event in Berlin, interesting story is that the phone is not official yet.
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Samsung i5510 caught having fun in IFA !
Disclaimer: The following instructions are for experimenters and tinkerers, and may or may not be correct and complete. Use them at your own risk , or don’t use them at all. Just because something worked on my system doesn’t mean it will work on yours, so if you don’t have confidence in your ability to recover from any problems that may arise, don’t do this! Image via CrunchBase If you have an Asterisk installation and are trying to get something related to Google Talk (do not confuse with Google Voice) to work, or, perhaps you are trying to send Jabber-based notifications from your Asterisk box and it’s not working, it might be because of a couple of missing modules. The specific problem may be that the modules res_jabber.so and/or chan_gtalk.so are missing in your Asterisk installation. These are normally found in the directory /usr/lib/asterisk/modules and if they aren’t there, it’s probably because of missing dependencies that existed when you (or the installation script you used) built Asterisk. One way to tell is to go to your Asterisk source directory (typically something like /usr/src/asterisk-1.x.xx where the x’s are replaced by your version number) and run make menuselect , then arrow down to Channel Drivers (to see chan_gtalk) and then to Resource Modules (to see res_jabber). If either have an XXX in front, that means there is a missing dependency and if you move the selection bar over the file (use the tab key and arrow keys to move around) and then look at the bottom of the screen, it should tell you what’s missing, or what the problem is. Note that if you want these modules to become available you’ll need to recompile Asterisk so if you don’t know how to do that, you may want to read up on that first. I used to recommend the page How to upgrade Asterisk on the FreePBX site, but it is getting a bit long in the tooth (basically it skips a couple of steps), however I’m sure you can find current instructions using Google (anyone know of a better page offhand?) The fix is to first install any missing modules – in my case, one thing it complained about was gnutls and it turned out that to fix the problem (under CentOS) I had to do this: yum install gnutls-devel gnutls-utils (If it complains about missing repositories, you can exclude them using the –disablerepo= repo_name flag) Also, if you are going to do this, you may as well get the latest version of iksemel (used by both modules) as it has a few bug fixes, and may need to be recompiled anyway (according to this post on the PBX in a Flash forum , “it’s a dependency for res_jabber.so, which in turn is a dependency for chan_gtalk.so”). Go to http://code.google.com/p/iksemel/downloads/list to find it, save the latest version to your Asterisk server, unzip it to an appropriate location (such as /usr/src/iksemel-1.x) and then do this from the iksemel source directory (where you unzipped the downloaded file): ./configure –prefix=/usr –with-libgnutls-prefix=/usr –with-gnutls (For the moment don’t worry if it spits out a warning, as long as the configuration is successful) Then do the typical installation: make make check make install If that goes well, the next thing to do is go back to your Asterisk source directory, and do the following: ./configure make menuselect At this point res_jabber.so and chan_gtalk.so should no longer have the XXX in front of them, and will likely be already selected “ [*] ” – if not, select the two modules.
Samsung has very big plans for their Galaxy S line. They want to launch it in 100 countries, and want to break a lot of records. So now Samsung is heading towards China, the World most populated country
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Samsung Galaxy S hits China in 3 different flavors !
Nikon unveiled today three cameras under their Coolpix brand. The new Nikon cameras are already available for pre-order on Amazon. Follow the links below to learn more about the three new Nikon…
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New Nikon Cameras: Coolpix P7000, Coolpix S80 and Coolpix S8100
Google unveiled today Google Instant. Google Instant is search-before-you-type. Instant takes what you have typed already, predicts the most likely completion and streams results in real-time for…
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Google unveiled Google Instant
Nikon announced the COOLPIX S8100, a 10X zoom pocket camera with improved image quality in photos taken in dark surroundings and excellent performance with nighttime and dimly lit indoor shooting…
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Nikon Coolpix S8100 unveiled
Nikon announced the release of the Coolpix S80, a COOLPIX S-series model that incorporates advanced touch panel functions in a stylish design.The S80 is equipped with a widescreen 3.5-inch…
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Nikon Coolpix S80 with OLED Display announced
Just came across these on the Team Forrest blog : Perl Script for Asterisk Failed Peer Registrations Automatically Block Failed SIP Peer Registrations The first one is script that goes through your messages log and tell you how many failed connection attempts have been logged from each IP address , so it’s easy to see if you are under attack from a particular address. I will just note that depending on your installation, you may need to change the path in line 6 from “/var/log/asterisk/$ARGV[0]” to “/var/log/$ARGV[0]” (depending on which directory contains your messages logs).
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Perl scripts to notify, block failed SIP peer registrations in Asterisk
Google is holding a search event in San Fransisco today where they launched a new Google product called Google Instant. While the normal search process involves Type and search , the new Instant search works like S earch before you type. Imagine you are on your mobile phone and want to get some info from Google Search and don’t want to type much
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Google Instant Search on Mobile later this year
A new leaked screenshot is showing that the latest Blackberry flagship device, the Blackberry Torch 9800 is coming to O2 UK on October 4. It’s not confirmed yet, but you can take it with a grain of salt
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Samsung Galaxy Tab is a new addition to the Samsung Galaxy family, and now we are very familiar to it. We know that the Galaxy Tab will hit USA and UK in a few months, but what about Asian countries especially India, which is one of the biggest mobile markets in the World. NDTV is reporting that the Galaxy Tab is coming to India in October with a price tag of 30,000 to 40,000 INR, which is around $642 – $857
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1 GB free limit at the cost of rural 150 plane is very less for rural poor people like us which restrict the use of internet and further 0.40/MB is more burden for use of net i here by request to do needful for rural needy people thanks
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Comment on BSNL broadband : Rural plan tariff & details by suresh padghan