Sunday, May 31, 2009

The Unsung Hero

Sharing to you one of the best phones ever made by Nokia. The Nokia N82. This model has not made big news unlike the release of the N95 or the iPhone of Apple. I know this review is kinda late but the features of this phone cannot be neglected that easily yet. The main feature and the first nokia phone to feature a 5MP camera with a Xenon Flash. The quality of the picture is really great especially during the night compared to other camera phones! Some say that this is the little brother of the nokia N95 but for me, it's more like the other way around. The N82 features a S60 OS and has an automatic screen rotation. It has 100MB of internal memory and is expandable up to 2 GB via microSD memory card.   

Finally! PR 2!


Got nothing to say but..
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
PR 2!

The TETRIS Plant Pots

If you have a small garden at home or at your apartment, well this would really be a nice addition. They are just  so cool, simple and neat to see. 
The Tetris plant pots are designed by Stephanie Choplin.

The Geek Clock

How geeky could this clock get?! -.-
All i understand is the 12 and the 6.
The rest, i don't know how they came up with such. LOL
But to be fair, this is really cool! 

Friday, May 29, 2009

A Useful File Extension

Are you familiar with the file extension ISO? Well, I have a book here about file extensions and it says that files with this extension are just regular CD or DVD disc image format that is based on the ISO-9660 standard. Files with the file extension ISO includes exact carbon copy of information on a disc and it is used for making duplicates of CDs and DVDs. “.iso” files contain the records accumulated on the disc as well as the file system information. In short, it is an archive file.

One useful thing of ISO files is making back-ups for CDs and DVDs because as said a while ago, it copies every single data on the disc.  If you think this is just similar to regular copying of files from a disc, well you’re wrong because the header information on the disc is missing in the process. Unlike the ISO file, it restores the original version of a disc.

Those are just little information about the file extension ISO. If you want to find out more about the file extension ISO, maybe you might want to visit fileextensioniso.net. They give credible information about the said archive file.