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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Scientific Calculator Touchscreen Jar
In certain circumstances a person would need a calculator. The calculator can be easier for us to calculate, especially counting the numbers difficult. As a student would need a scientific calculator. This calculator is usually more complex and can count with a more complicated calculation.
Well because the price of this calculator is not cheap, it’s good this calculator can be replaced with a mobile phone? The trick? It’s easy, you just need to install calculator applications to mobile phones. Calculator application that will be me for this time is for the version of java and s60v2. So that is guaranteed to work in almost all types of mobile phones. You can download this application on the link bellow.
Download Calculator Jar (Zip)
Mobile Operating Systems
1. Android
Android is the most popular mobile OS these days initially developed by Android Inc which is based on modified version of Linux Kernal. It was first released on 21 October 2008. It is a free and Opensource project licence under Apache 2.0 and GNU General Public License v2. It supports mobile platforms like ARM, MIPS, Power Architecture and x86(citation needed). Android OS is programmed in C (core), C++ (some third party libraries) and Java (UI) with the graphical user interface. Now it is the part of Google and some examples of the phones powered by Android OS are Google Nexus one and Samsung Galaxy.2. Meego
Meego is a linux based Mobile Operating system developed under the joint venture of Nokia, Intel, Linux foundation and Meego community. It is a opensource project programmed in C++ and supports processors like ARM and x86. MeeGo handset UX is based on Qt, but GTK+ and Clutter will be included to provide compatibility for Moblin applications.3. Symbian OS
Symbian is a Microkernal based Mobile Operating system with associated libraries, user interface, frameworks and reference implementations of common tools and was originally developed by Symbian ltd. It was acquired by Nokia in 2008 and made royalty-free and Opensource software under the EPL licence by Nokia in February 2010. It is also programmed in C++ and supports platforms like ARM and x86. It has default graphical user interface S60 platform, UIQ and MOAP.4. Bada SDK
Bada is a mobile Operating System being developed by Samsung electronics for the Samsung mobile phones. It is a Opensource software designed to cover both from Smart phones to lower-end features phone. It is also a Linux kernal based OS and supports ARM platforms only. The example of phone powered by Bada OS is Samsung Wave S8500.5. Openmoko linux
Openmoko is a Linux kernal based Opensource Mobile Operating system developed by Openmoko project. Openmoko Linux uses the Linux kernel, GNU libc, the X.Org server plus their own graphical user environment built using the EFL toolkit, GTK+ toolkit, Qt toolkit and the illume window manager .The OpenEmbedded build framework and Opkg are used to create and maintain software packages. The Openmoko development has not been discontinued due to financial problems.6. CyanogenMod
CyanogenMod is an aftermarket firmware based on Android Operating System. It is an Opensource software released under Apache 2 and GPL V2 licence. . It offers features not found in the official Android-based firmwares including support for the Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC), multi-touch, the ability to store and run downloaded applications from the microSD card, compressed cache , a large APN list, a reboot menu, support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB tethering, as well as other enhancements.7. Ubuntu mobile
Ubuntu Mobile is a Mobile OS released on June 2008 under the GNU GPL licence by the Ubuntu Canonical Ltd who also develops popular Linux Based OS for desktop computers. It was planned to run on the Intel Mobile Internet Device platform, x86 mobile computers based on the Intel Atom processor. This project has been also discontinued.8. Ophone
OPhone is a Linux-based smartphone software platform developed by China Mobile and based on the Android operating system developed by Google. OPhone is based on open source software and mobile internet technologies. It supports ARM, MIPS, Power Architecture and x86 platforms.9. SHR OS
SHR (formerly Stable Hybrid Release) is a community-driven Linux distribution for smartphones which is based on the FSO framework. Several different graphical toolkits are made available, such as GTK+, Qt and more. It is a opensource software released under the GNU licence and also available in multi-language. It is powered with Enlightenment’s Illume 2 uder interface and supports ARM platforms only.10. WebOS
WebOS is Palm’s proprietary mobile operating system running on the Linux kernel. It is actually a Closed Source software, with some open source aspects released under GPL licence. webOS’s graphical user interface is designed for use on devices with touchscreens. The examples of phone powered by WebOS is Palm pre.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Nokia OS Details
[ S60 OS Version 5th ]
Symbian OS 9.4
208X208 : 5500
240X320 : E50, N73, N93, N95
320X240 : E61, N71, N92
352X416 : E60, E70, N80
☻☻☻MOBILE PHONE DANGERS☻☻☻
Mobile phone danger is growing now days so aware every one about it.....
Mobile Phone Dangers
mobile-phone-dangersWherever you may go, you always find a person talking over a mobile phone. Even at a place where the cell phone is prohibited you can find a few people talking over their phones or at least using the SMS facility of their mobile phones.
An Explosion In Cell Phone Use
Mobile phones have become a craze the world over and especially in the last decade their use has increased tremendously. More than one billion users use the cell phones all over the world. As a result, at any given time there are a lot of phones that send their waves of different frequencies in the in the air. So, people have become increasingly concerned about the danger from these cell phones. According to a study, the cases of brain cancer have increased in the last decade, after the introduction of these phones. All the more, brain tumors have been found to occur at the same spot where persons keep their phone while talking. It is implied from such studies that long-term mobile phone use may be a cause of brain tumors and brain cancer.
Why Are Cell Phones Dangerous ?
Actually, when we use cell phones, they emit radiation. The level of this radiation is though quite low. However, if we use the hands-free gadget, exposure to this radiation is increased. Some experts point out that apart from the health related danger of cell phones, the danger of inattentiveness is more prominent. When people are using cell phones, they become oblivious of their surroundings and are at an increased risk of meeting with an accident. Driving becomes careless and your life as well as the life of other people is in grave danger. If you use a hands free set, you can use both the hands properly, but you attention is still with your mobile phone. The risk of an accident is still very high.
Is There Any Ray Of Hope ?
Everything is not that gloomy and pessimistic. A study in Denmark that involved more than half million cell users indicates that there is no solid proof that brain cancer is related to cell phone use. However, studies do indicate that the persons who use analogue phones are at risk of brain diseases. So much variance in studies has led to a divergence in opinion regarding health risk from mobile phones. More studies need to be done before arriving at a particular conclusion. Also, now cell phone companies are devising ways so that the exposure to radiation while using phones can be reduced to a minimum. Gradually, this exposure will be totally eliminated by the rapid advancement in technology. So, until then, you should avoid talking over mobile phones for hours at a stretch and should not use them while driving or while walking on roads. You should not think about throwing your mobile phones away as they are of great use in the modern day world.
