Mobile phones and Gadget Technology

Archive for April, 2010

1. Log into : http://yourdomainname.com/cpanel, scroll down and you will see a smile button Fantastico De Luxe (software / Services) then click on it.

2.Once you clicked, you will get into Fantastico Page.
Click on the WordPress (under Blogs bar) at your left hand side.

3.After you clicked then the wordpress page will loaded.
Click on the “New Installation“.

4.Fill in all the information:

-Install on domain = yourdomainname.com

-Install in directory =

Just write the word ” Blog” inside the box. Why? Because after you finish,your blog address will be like this – http://yourdomainname.com/Blog

-Admin access data :

Administrator- Username ( you need this to enter the fortified admin area)
Password ( you need this to enter the fortified admin area)

-Base configuration :

Admin nickname – Just fill in what nick study you like or you can just leave it blank.

Admin e-mail (your email address) – It’s Already auto set up ( Exp: username@yourdomainname)

Site name – Just fill in yourdomainname.com (No need to fill in word “http://”)

Description – Just Fill in what description of your blog if you wish to or just leave it blank.

5.After insert all the information, please do double check and write down the username and password in a peace of paper or pad to memories.

6.Click on the button ” Install WordPress“.

Look at the word – “The access URL will be: http://yourdomainname.com/blog“, copy n paste into your browser and check the page.

7.After that click the button “Finish Installation” to complete set up your WordPress blog set up on your own domain name.

8.Next, you have to type ” yourdomainname.com/Blog/wp-admin“ into your browser to log into your WordPress dashboard.

9.Use the username and password that you’ve create just now to log in.

Thanks, I hope this will help you all.

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Before designing a report, you first need to know what type of data you will be working with. The business and technology worlds use countless different obloquy to refer to databases. Throughout this book, however, I will stick to the tc.rm database to refer to a generic source of data from which a report pulls information. Database always refers to whatever specific pool of data you pull from to generate a report. Seagate Crystal Reports supports reporting through three types of connections:

•   Direct Connection, Databases, of which there are countless vendors, hold data either in files or tables, on your client workstation, or a massive server somewhere on your network. SCR is healthy to connect to these databases through the use of DSNs with the Data Explorer.

•   Crystal Dictionaries. Dictionaries, created by the Crystal Dictionarytool, grant people who know the database well to create .a “pair of glasses” for other people to use when accessing the database. This metaphorical pair of glasses makes the database look much simpler to users not as familiar with the setup and structure of the database. People writing reports use this dictionary layer to access the database and make their job simpler.

•   Query. Queries return subsets of data from a database. The Crystal SQL Designer grants you to design SQL queries for your database, which collect the data you specify and hold it in a query file. This query file can then be used as the database for a report.

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8 Easy Tips to let your Phone battery last longer

Tip 1: The Proper maintenance of your battery

In the most smart- and cell Phones, which we are using today, are so-called lithium-ion batteries (Li-ion) installed. They are more efficient than the previously used nickel-metal hydride rechargeable batteries, but usually doesn’t last longer than two to three years (or 300-500 times of charging). You can notice a Deterioration of the batteries already after one year of use. The batteries are improved but also they are standing in front of more efficient and battery-hungry mobile Phones.

And if you are on the move and uses your phone a lot, like surfing the Internet, reading e-mails, enjoying music or movies, than you can be sure, that you have to search a socket after a few hours of use.You can reach a longer endurance of your batteries, but only if you charge them after the batteries are absolutely empty.

Tip 2 : The proper storing of your batteries

If you don’t use your phone for a longer time, than you should remove the batteries from the device and store them at a cool place. If you store your spare batteries, you have to know, that it is important that they are not absolutely discharged. For Li-ion batteries it is suggested that they are charged about 40 percent. This charge say is necessary for endorsement mechanisms (such as the prevention of overheating) and for the fact, that it has enough power for its self-discharge. Try to refrain buying replacement batteries which you are just going to store, because un-used batteries are aging and losing their capacity as used ones.

Tip 3: Turn Services Off to save battery

Wireless connections, such as W-LAN or Bluetooth are really usefull, but also power-hungry, because they are constantly looking for network or Bluetooth devices. So it is advisable to turn these services off, when they are not in use. To turn services such as WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS devices on or off, some Smartphones offer a corresponding button at the information bar. If this button is not available, then it makes sense to place a corresponding link on one of the Home screens.

On other devices, the wireless connection can be turned on/off in the Preferences menu.

Important: Services which are running in the background, such as automated e-mail receiving or connect to Facebook & Co. are going to exchange their data via the mobile phone network, if you deactivate those services.

->This can be a cost factor, if you are not using a flatrate.

Turning off the location services for GPS is harmless, and it will innocuous a lot of power.

Only use those services if u need to navigate / find local information / places.

Tip 4: Setting the Screen-Timeout

Despite new energy-saving technologies in the massive touchscreen, the screens of the Smartphones are still very-energy-hungry. But the Smartphones have an option to save energy by automatically turning the screen off, if it wasn’t used in the past 5 minutes. (like screensaver on pc)

On the most mobile phones, you can set the option how fast your screen turns itself off individually .

On Android devices, you can change this time at the Settings menu. With the button “Sound and Display” you can reach the menu “Screen-Timeout” or “Display-Timeout”. Set it on, for example, “15 seconds”, so the screen turns off as soon as possible. The shutdown of the display also works with other devices too.

Normally, most of these parameters can be found in a menu that is called “Preferences”. For BlackBerry Smartphones, theres a submenu “Screen / Keyboard” ” in which you can change the” Backlight Timeout” settings. For Nokia’s mobile phones go to “Settings” then in the submenu “Personalize”. At “Display” you can change the “Power saver time”

Regardless of the device, that Blacklight timer is combined with a device, that locks your touch screen + keypad.

You can also manually activate the lock button. If you do that, the display will be turned off immediately.

If you want to use the device again, you have to unlock the Display.

Tip 5: Reduce the brightness of your Screen

A good readable display in which one you can still see something even in bright sunlight, is not just beautiful, also it is a battery killer. In order to spare battery while working with the mobile phone, you should reduce the brightness of the display as much as doable to a point, that in normal lighting conditions, everything on the screen is clearly visible. The more the screen is darkened, the more electricity you save. Depending on the battery and the screen brightness, you can innocuous several hours of power, only by reducing the Display brightness about 20 Percent.

In the most devices, you can reduce the display brightness in the Settings menu.

Some mobile phones such as the iPhone, Android devices or newer BlackBerrys, have an automatic brightness control, in which the screen is getting dimmed, depending on the lighting conditions. It’s also power saving, but you can innocuous the most power by correcting the screen brightness manually to a lower level.

Tip 6: Deactivating the UMTS-Service

If you are using a UMTS phone in areas with weak UMTS network coverage, it often makes sense to turn the UMTS-Option off. The data transfer gets slower, but you will innocuous a lot of power with it.

Tip 7: Turn off the vibrations

If you have set the phone rings on loudly for incoming calls, it is unnecessary to leave the vibration option turned on.

The vibrating alarm is very useful for meetings when ring tones should be turned off.

The profile is mostly already set up under the “Meeting” mode.

It is also power saving, if you turn off the Key- sounds and vibrations. You can find this option for nearly each Smartphone in the “Preferences” section.

It also makes sense to turn off the sound notification for incoming messages like, E-Mails, SMS, etc.

Tip 8: Check your E-Mails manually

Checking your emails everywhere isn’t a problem, it’s practical and works fine. However, the automatic synchronization which is turned on to make your Smartphone periodically connect to the e-mail server and check if new messages have arrived is burning a lot of your power. Both the World wide web and the strain data transfer claims the batteries. So if you aren’t inactivity for important business messages, you should turn the automatic data synchronization off and change it so, that you can only retrieve your messages manually.

It’s suggested to create not too many e-mail accounts. You should only use important E-Mail accounts on your Phone, so you don’t get too many mails, which claims the batteries.

I hope i could help you with those little, but usefull Tips.

Greetings, Ins8

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