21 December 2010
20 December 2010
19 December 2010
Windows Live Mail
Good work Microsoft, very impressed with Windows Live Mail. Not only is it an email interface for your hotmail accounts, but it can also do Gmail and other email websites including iiNet! How do I know this? I just added my iiNet email account into it and it works!
If you want to give it a try, you can download it from here:
Windows Live Mail download
If you want to give it a try, you can download it from here:
Windows Live Mail download
17 December 2010
14 December 2010
There are only 3 stickers left on the back of my BB Curve
I'd take a photo of it with my BB but that's not physically possible.
Nokia E72 turns into a modem!
I recently bought a new Asus A42J laptop and thought to myself, 'How can I get internet if I took my laptop out and there were no wireless hot spots?" - then I looked at my Nokia E72 and the idea of using my mobile phone as a USB modem came to life. So here's how:
What you need:
http://www.nokia.com.au/support/download-software/nokia-ovi-suite
After the installation completes, connect your Nokia E72 to your PC using the USB cable it came with. Open the Ovi Suite and select Tools and then Connect to Internet. An easy to follow wizard will pop up going through basic connection settings such as picking your phone provider. That's pretty much it. The Ovi application also shows you your connection duration information such as duration time and how much data you have downloaded - useful when you have a data limit towards your data plan.
Now you don't have to buy a Wireless USB dongle like this douche below - you owe me.
What you need:
- Laptop with spare USB slots
- Nokia E72
- Data plan enabled on your Nokia hand held
- Nokia PC Suite or Ovi Suite installed
http://www.nokia.com.au/support/download-software/nokia-ovi-suite
After the installation completes, connect your Nokia E72 to your PC using the USB cable it came with. Open the Ovi Suite and select Tools and then Connect to Internet. An easy to follow wizard will pop up going through basic connection settings such as picking your phone provider. That's pretty much it. The Ovi application also shows you your connection duration information such as duration time and how much data you have downloaded - useful when you have a data limit towards your data plan.
Now you don't have to buy a Wireless USB dongle like this douche below - you owe me.
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