My C: Drive

After my extensive review on the Moto Back Flip Phone, I decided it is not my cup of tea. I will explain the reason later part of the post. Since, I had stopped writing about reviews long time back this would be a good time to back so, I thought.

Ok enough of beating around the bush, One look at the Moto back flip phone was all it required for me to get attracted to the phone. The unique design of Moto back flip for which R&D should be commended for enables the single camera (5MP with flash) to work as both a standalone camera and a camera for attending video calls. This mobile has 3 way navigation to work on with, i.e QWERTY keypad on the rear panel, touch interface and BACKTRACK touchpad on the back of the touch interface. Supports Geotagging, Wi-fi, Bluetooth and A-GPS. Now coming about the rejection part. With a phone with all these features why wasn't it in my Wish list??

It runs on Android 1.5 L, No Multitouch and Voice Dialling and FM. Added to all the disappointment the Music Play back and Video back sucks. XVid and Divx videos are not supported and No flash support while browsing. And here is the Ultimate you cannot share multiple photos at a single time through Bluetooth, wtf?? Even my old 6600 had this option. If you can live up with these disadvantages then it is yours for $315!!!!!

C ya

I think my experience with Wampserver may clear some bottleneck which may drive web development newbie to crazy. I thought of trying out the wampserver 2.0 in vista. However i have already tried, but it didn't work properly as it should. After installing the Wampserver, I tried to request the http://localhost. But was thrown back with an error.

The important issue which ran to me was that “Why not the IIS may block the port on 80?” This question brought me hope to solve the technical mystery. I disabled the IIS services from the windows component, later restarted the apache server. I was able to get what I wanted.

Hope this solves to people who faced the same error like me.

It is on the top hit list on the developer’s arena. The Mozilla tab candy. My friend Voytek showed me the video about the tab candy project. I was awestruck and couldn’t even think how that was possible for the developers to think in tat perspective. All I can say is that they got a hell lot of brain. Okay enough dancing; let’s come to the details about the functionality of the “TAB CANDY”.

Actually it’s in the alpha stages right now. Hopefully it will be completely released in the Mozilla 4. Earlier browsers made it easy for the user to open multiple tabs in the same browsers, so that we may not have to navigate between windows. Though it was promising in the very beginning, the browser got cluttered with many tabs which introduced a little chaos in managing every tab. This issue was seriously taken up by the community which gave birth to tab candy effect. It allows to group more than one tab into a single tab. For example, suppose you are in a hectic quest on finding in buying a new laptop, you might have opened Dell, Sony, Acer, Hp, Lenovo etc. Simultaneously you wanted to open your mail box read the current news and some other pages. Now think of the situation how many tabs you might have opened. Now the tab candy comes handy, where you can group the entire Laptop search in the single tab called as LAPTOP and you can leave the rest as it is, so that you can clearly handle all the tabs easily. When you click on the master tab LAPTOP you might see the all the sister tabs which was grouped in that.


Another amazing factor introduced is the sharing a group of tabs with Mozilla sync. When some of your friends are working on a research project then you can share all your research done in the web with your friends by sharing the tab on which you are working on and similarly you can access your friends. Everyone is looking forward to the tab candy in live action.