"Right now(na na na)", I'm in the middle of this freaking exam weeks. It has been tough studying and preparing for exams, and yet Digital Electronics was the first which I had to battle with, second was Engineering Maths 1, oh man it was amazingly incredible for the first time I could do Maths. Finally it was partially over yesterday. One more left to go. Can I ask, anyone here hopes for a pass. Yes, of course. Why not? This month, I realized studying is not or about memorizing everything and stuffing those chunk of knowledge into your head. We all are human beings. Study and relax is the best way to prepare for exam. I'm one who's afraid of stress as it makes my head painful. Most importantly a study partner, whom can coach you and guide you through this bumpy obstacle which is truly hard to pass if you do not put in effort. And when you enter the examination hall, please do not get nervous, otherwise you would had already lost half the battle.
Nice exam tips for all out there. Study hard and all the best.
Friday 20 February 2009
Wednesday 11 February 2009
Sony Ericsson announces W995 Walkman™
Today, on the 15th of February, Sony Ericsson announces it’s new flagship Walkman™ phone W995, previously known as Hikaru. W995 is high-end slider phone, which has high-end features.
W995 is multimedia Walkman™ phone offering a complete entertainment experience. Hikaru is the first Walkman, which has 3.5mm audio jack on the top of the phone. Also Hikaru has perfect stereospeakers.
W995 adds richness to your entertainment! The main feature of Hikaru is the perfect 8.1-Megapixels camera with autofocus. Unfortunately, W995 has no lens cover. I think, it’s not bad for Walkman™ phone.
The phone has 118 MB built-in memory plus 8 Gb M2™ card in the box. One of the good features of Hikaru is, of course, large 2,6″ QVGA scratch-resistant TFT screen, which support up 262,144 colours. On the left side you can find fastport, on the right side available three dedicated music control keys plus volume keys and one camera key. W995 has three different colours: Progressive Black (black phone with blue includings), Cosmic Silver (silver phone with orange includings) and Energetic Red (red phone with blue includings). To complete a full multimedia experience Hikaru has aGPS, Google Maps™, Wayfinder Navigator™, Wi-Fi™, DLNA Certified™ and a full PlayStation3 compatibility. On the back of W995 you can find special kickstand, which helps you to relax and watch your favorite videos, converted with a special application Media Go™. Hikaru has pretty nice sizes: 97×49x15 mm with weight only 113 grams. W995 will be available in selected markets from the end of Q2 2009.
Source from Semcblog
W995 is multimedia Walkman™ phone offering a complete entertainment experience. Hikaru is the first Walkman, which has 3.5mm audio jack on the top of the phone. Also Hikaru has perfect stereospeakers.
W995 adds richness to your entertainment! The main feature of Hikaru is the perfect 8.1-Megapixels camera with autofocus. Unfortunately, W995 has no lens cover. I think, it’s not bad for Walkman™ phone.
The phone has 118 MB built-in memory plus 8 Gb M2™ card in the box. One of the good features of Hikaru is, of course, large 2,6″ QVGA scratch-resistant TFT screen, which support up 262,144 colours. On the left side you can find fastport, on the right side available three dedicated music control keys plus volume keys and one camera key. W995 has three different colours: Progressive Black (black phone with blue includings), Cosmic Silver (silver phone with orange includings) and Energetic Red (red phone with blue includings). To complete a full multimedia experience Hikaru has aGPS, Google Maps™, Wayfinder Navigator™, Wi-Fi™, DLNA Certified™ and a full PlayStation3 compatibility. On the back of W995 you can find special kickstand, which helps you to relax and watch your favorite videos, converted with a special application Media Go™. Hikaru has pretty nice sizes: 97×49x15 mm with weight only 113 grams. W995 will be available in selected markets from the end of Q2 2009.
Source from Semcblog