How to Unlock or Hack memory card when you forgot your memory card password

How to Unlock or Hack memory card when you forgot your memory card password.

Some times it happens that you forgot the password of your memory card and you have lots of your important data in your phone.

So there are two types of methods for recovering the password of your memory card with the help of Nokia phone.


----For Nokia s60 1st and 2nd edition phones----

1. First Install FExplorer in your phone memory.
2. Got to drive C: , you will find a file called mmcstore
3. Send it to your pc directly and open it in notepad or rename the file.
4. At the end of the file you will find your password.


----For Nokia S60 3rd Phones, Nokia N-Series and Nokia E-Series----

There is almost no way yet known to hack the memory card password in case of these types of phone but there is a way to do it some of the s60 3rd edition phones and almost all the E-series phones.
The remote lock option in E-Series phone allows you to unlock your phone by sending a SMS.
The only thing you have to do is to activate this feature by going to:
Tools | Settings | Security | Phone and SIM | Allow remote lock menu.
The password of your memory card will be your remote lock message.
So you have to just send a sms containing your remote lock message that will automatically change your memory card password.

World's Longest Keyboard

world's Longest Key Board - TEXTTile, smooth and flexible as a piece of cloth or fabric. In collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia 22,528 recycled computer keycaps and 192 custom keycaps, fabric, were used to create this customized active keyboard.

Viewers can also type their own messages on the active keys amid the first three rows of emails. These new messages are then projected onto the opposite end of the fabric, thereby continuing the virtual dialogue.
Although not very useful, but creativity always get appreciated ! When modern art paintings are liked by people, I think it's a lot better than those :)

Now a chip that makes computers 20 times faster

An ultra-fast computer chip that is 20 times faster than the ones found in the current desktop computers has been created by scientists.

Modern PCs have a processor with two, four or sometimes 16 cores to carry out tasks. But the central processing unit (CPU) developed by the researchers effectively had 1,000 cores on a single chip, Daily Mail reported Tuesday.

The developments could usher in a new age of high-speed computing in the next few years for home users frustrated with slow-running systems.

And the new ’super’ computer is much greener than modern machines – using far less power – despite its high speed.

Scientists used a chip called a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), which like all microchips contains millions of transistors – the tiny on-off switches that are the foundation of any electronic circuit.

But FPGAs can be configured into specific circuits by the user, rather than their function being set at a factory.

This enabled the team to divide up the transistors within the chip into small groups and ask each to perform a different task.

By creating more than 1,000 mini-circuits within the FPGA chip, the researchers effectively turned the chip into a 1,000-core processor – each core working on its own instructions.

The chip was able to process around five gigabytes of data per second in testing – making it approximately 20 times faster than modern computers.

The team was led by Wim Vanderbauwhede, of the University of Glasgow, and colleagues at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Vanderbauwhede said: “FPGAs are not used within standard computers because they are fairly difficult to programme but their processing power is huge while their energy consumption is very small because they are so much quicker – so they are also a greener option.”

Microsoft unveils microchip driven Windows version

Microsoft has unveiled a new version of its flagship Windows software to run on microchips designed by British company ARM.

The chip designs will feature in a new range of Windows-based products, including tablets and mobile phones, which are likely to hit the markets in two or three years.

The deal will allow Microsoft to push into the high-end tablet market, which includes products such as Apple’s iPad.

The software was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in the US, the Daily Mail reported.

With the announcement, Microsoft confirmed it is committed to supporting the system-on-a-chip (SOC) architecture of integrating a computer’s components onto a single circuit.

Steven Sinofsky, president of the Windows division at Microsoft, said: “We’re showing the flexibility and resiliency of Windows through the power of software and a commitment to world-class engineering.”

Microsoft also said other Windows-based products would continue to use chip designs from Intel.

Cambridge-based ARM, which is a leading designer of chips for smartphones and tablets, saw shares rally to a 10-year-high after Microsoft’s announcement.

ARM chips consume less power than traditional PC microprocessors, which is essential for battery-powered devices like tablets.

Green tea best for fighting cancer, dementia

Green tea could be a far more powerful medicine for fighting cancer and dementia, experts have claimed.

Scientists were astounded at how effectively compounds within the drink, once they reached the gut, protected cells from attack, reports express.co.uk.

The green tea not only battled against toxins that allow plaques to build up in the brain, which lead to Alzheimer’s, but it also stopped cancer cells from dividing.

The research by Newcastle University was carried out only on cells in a laboratory but scientists insist this provides an insight into how the tea will work in our bodies.

Ed Okello, from the university’s School of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, said: “What was really exciting about this study was that we found, when green tea is digested by enzymes in the gut, the resulting chemicals are actually more effective against key triggers of Alzheimer’s development than the undigested form of the tea.”

“In addition, we found the digested compounds had anti-cancer properties, significantly slowing down the growth of the tumour cells which we were using in our experiments,” he added.

The only problem with the results is the huge amounts of green tea should be drunk to gain the same effects.

But Okello pointed out : “There are many factors that together have an influence on diseases such as cancer and dementia – a good diet, plenty of exercise and a healthy lifestyle are all important.”

“But it’s fair to say that at least one cup of green tea every day may be good for you and I would certainly recommend it,” he added.

Download Airtel New Tune Composed by A.R.Rahman

Oscar winning musician A R Rehman has composed a new Signature tune fior leading Indian Mobile service provider Airtel. The new tune of Airtel was launched along with the Airtel new logo on November 18, 2010.

Everyone has been talking much about the sweetness of the new Airtel signature tune which has been composed in more lively and youthful manner. Since the youth of the country are the main customers of the telecom company, it can be said that the colour of the logo and the new signature tune are dedicated to them.

The new Airtel tune has the original touch, but with increased energy quotient. This tune, too is expected to hit the popularity charts. After all the tune is the collaboration of two brands, Bharti Airtel and AR Rahman.

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Airtel SignatureTune A R Rahman 

   Airtel Ringtone

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India gets 3D Mobile Phone 'View D'

Here is good news for mobile users in India, the country’s first ever 3D Smartphone has been launched by Spice Mobiles. Known as “View D”, the mobile phone enables users to view 3D contents, videos and pictures without the need for special 3D viewing glasses.

The product has been created keeping in mind the following aspects.

• Innovation and technology
• Growing demand for 3D products
• Facility for common man to view 3D pictures without special gadgets
• Quality product at competitive price
• For consumers in Metro and Tier 1 cities in India

Salient technical features of View D:

• 2.4” 3D display screen
• Expandable memory up to 16 GB
• 2 megapixel camera
• MP3 player
• FM radio
• Remote wipe feature to delete data remotely if handset is lost
• Two modes- 2D / 3D

The handset is priced at Rs. 4,299 and the monthly sales forecast is 20,000 to 30,000 units.

iPhone 4G Concept Phone

Antonio De Rosa created an excellent design for iPhone, named it as iPhone Pro. I think even Apple can't come up with a better design than this. The concept phone looks amazing with two sliding parts for rich gaming experience, front camera and OLED Screen.

Check out the design of the iPhone 4G concept phone below:

 

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Roll Laptop Concept

 

D-roll is a next generation concept laptop design which is way distinctive from usual laptops in both shape and function. The long tube shape of this laptop, which was inspired from the storage tubes that artists are using for storing large drawings, eliminates perception of the traditional book looking laptop.

  

This multifunctional laptop has two working modes. When it is operating in full function mode, the laptop is unfolded completely and all peripherals are turned on. The main display is turned off and a smaller screen, attached with main body is turned on allowing the users to check and send mails when D-roll is under email mode. VC is a helpful add-on for capturing pictures or videos and Locking System can provide certain security to the laptop.

 

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Nokia C1 & C2 Dual Sim Mobile Phone in India: Specs & Price

Nokia, the best mobile company of India as well as world has finally announced the sale of its Dual Sim (GSM+GSM) mobile phone. The Nokia Dual SIM Phones is integrated with Nokia Series C Phones. These new Phones are namely C1-00, C1-01, C1-02, and C2. The main Features, Specification, Price, Colors & more information was given below:

Nokia C1-00 Overview

Nokia C1-00 is a simple phone to make calls and send text messages. The phone is supported with flashlight, FM radio and a super battery up to 6 weeks of use. Nokia C1-00 will be available in four different cool colors like Red, Light Gray, Light Blue and Sea Green. The estimated price of Nokia C1-00 was Rs. 1750/- only.

Nokia C1-01 Overview

The Nokia C1-01 is a very similar phones, the C1-01 includes FM radio, microSD card slot and a VGA resolution camera. The estimated price of Nokia C1-01 was Rs. 2200/- only.

Nokia C1-02 Overview

The Nokia C1-02 was same as C1-01, with FM radio, microSD card slot and VGA camera, but also has Bluetooth, Ovi Mail and Chat. The estimated price of Nokia C1-02 was Rs. 2500/- only.

Nokia C2 Overview

It’s the most expensive phone in double SIM range, with the tools of Life Tools Ovi, Ovi Mail and Chat, FM radio, microSD card slot, VGA camera, Bluetooth and a battery that Nokia says lasts up to 16.5 days of use. Nokia’s Ovi Life Tools provides users a range of information covering healthcare, agriculture, education and entertainment. It will also have a music player and support micro- SD cards of up to 32 GB. The estimated price of Nokia C2 was Rs. 2850/- only.

At the launch event, Mary McDowell, Executive Vice President, Mobile Phones, Nokia said, “As per our deep consumer insights, entry level consumers need dual SIMs for various reasons including economizing time and costs, improving efficiency and for increased convenience. To address these consumer requirements, Nokia has launched these two devices that offer multiple SIM capabilities with a balanced feature set and ‘relevant innovations’ at affordable price points.”

They are all scheduled to be launched in the year end of 2010 but the question is that will these mobiles phones prove to be success when other mobile manufacturers companies are already providing low end configuration phones at a very cheap & reasonable prices in India????
  

Future Designer laptop - ROLLTOP

 

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Pirates Prey on Blu-Ray DVD Format

Movie pirates are going after Blu-ray, using a technological twist that makes their illicit copies both cheap to make and tough for consumers to spot.


Pirates are taking advantage of the fact that many viewers can't tell the difference between Hollywood's new high-definition, higher-priced Blu-ray movie format and a bootleg format -- called AVCHD -- that's a grade lower: AVCHD uses 720 horizontal lines of resolution instead of Blu-ray's 1,080, but still offers a sharper picture than an ordinary DVD on high-definition television sets.

The movies are pulled off Blu-ray discs using easily available software. Because of the lower resolution, they can be put on ordinary blank DVDs instead of more costly blank Blu-ray discs. That makes them quite profitable for pirates to make, warns the Motion Picture Association, the industry group that battles piracy on behalf of the studios owned by Walt Disney Co., Viacom Inc., Sony Corp., News Corp., Time Warner Inc., and General Electric Co.

"We are concerned and are assigning priority to this issue," said Mike Ellis, the Asia-Pacific managing director for the MPA.
Some eBay Inc. merchants are warning customers to look out for counterfeit Blu-ray discs, or ordinary DVDs passed off as Blu-rays. One tip-off: Real Blu-ray discs attract fingerprints more easily than the pirated discs.
The industry took notice last month when authorities raided a big stash of the new pirated discs in China, which is often at the leading edge of piracy trends. Authorities in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen last month unearthed a pirated warehouse collection with 800 of the discs, with titles ranging from "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" to "Transformers." The pirates had packaged them in Blu-ray's recognizable blue boxes, including holograms to try to make them look like the real thing.

"Pirated DVDs from this region...have been exported all over the world in the last few years. These syndicates are very quick to spot market opportunities," said Mr. Ellis.

The MPA estimates that within the next six months the high-definition discs could account for 10% of $224 million that its member companies lose from piracy in China. While a legitimate Blu-ray discs costs about $30, a pirated Chinese disc goes for as little as $7.

The new piracy threat comes as the industry tries to push Blu-ray to compensate for softening sales of regular DVDs. Entertainment companies hope consumers will upgrade their libraries to the newer discs. In the four weeks ended Oct. 26, Blu-ray discs accounted for 6% of the home-video market, according to Nielsen VideoScan. Retailers and electronics companies recently cut prices on Blu-ray players to spur adoption.

The pirate discs haven't yet appeared outside of Asia. But the industry worries they could find a market in places with lower penetration of broadband Internet access. In those markets, downloading high-definition video files -- legitimate or illegitimate -- can be lengthy and cumbersome.

"When we created the specifications for Blu-ray, we were very serious about trying to stem the tide of pirate discs regardless of where they were in the world," said Andy Parsons, a senior vice president at Pioneer Electronics Inc.'s Home Entertainment Group and the U.S. chairman of the Blu-ray Disc Association Promotions Committee.

The association built two layers of copyright protection into their discs. One layer unique to Blu-ray, called BD+, checks to make sure that the disc isn't being played somewhere it shouldn't be. "To make a pirated Blu-ray disc is pretty difficult," said Mr. Parsons.

Pirates use software to pull high-definition video off Blu-ray discs. One software company, Slysoft Inc., claims to have cracked Blu-ray's protection software last year and sells a program to extract Blu-ray movies called AnyDVD HD for the equivalent of about $100. Slysoft said in a statement in March that it enabled "backup security copies of Blu-ray discs." The U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act bans DVD copying, but Slysoft has said its software is legal in Antigua and Barbuda, the Caribbean nation where it is based.

Mr. Parsons said he was aware of Slysoft's claim but declined to comment on it. Slysoft didn't respond to requests for comment.

The technical protections built into Blu-ray can be changed by encoding a software update onto new Blu-ray discs. But those updates, too, will be cracked, said Peer van Heuen, head of SlySoft's high-definition technologies, in an earlier press release. "The worst-case scenario then is our boss locks us up with only bread and water in the company dungeon for three months until we are successful again," he said.

Google To Launch 'Nexus One' Phone Next Year

Google plans to begin selling a cellphone directly to consumers as soon as next year. Called Nexus One, the phone was designed inside Google and will be sold, at least initially, without being subsidised by a wireless partner. According to reports, the phone will run on the search giant's Android operating system and will be sold online. It is being manufactured by HTC, which also built the first Android phone to hit the market, T-Mobile's G1 phone. The phone's pricing, along which countries Google initially will target for the device, couldn't be learned.

Should You Give Up XP for Windows 7?

Windows XP retained many loyal users during the dark ages of Vista, but the emergence of Windows 7 may signal the end of an era.


The vast majority of PC users still haven't adopted Vista. Eight years after its release--and months after Microsoft officially discontinued it--Windows XP is more beloved than ever.

So will Windows 7 convince XP loyalists to switch? Instead of guessing, we decided to ask them. In August, we conducted an online survey of more than 8000 people who told us that XP was their primary OS. The top three reasons they haven't upgraded to Vista: They're comfortable with XP, Vista lacks features that might justify an upgrade, and they're concerned about driver and compatibility issues.

Vistaphobia ran high among respondents who had tried Windows Vista (62 percent said that their opinion of the OS was somewhat or very negative) and among those who merely knew about it (81 percent were somewhat or very negative). But most respondents said that were keeping an open mind about Windows 7.

In fact, the 26 percent of respondents who said they had already used Windows 7 were quite enthusiastic about it: 73 percent said that their opinion of Win 7 was somewhat or very positive, and only 11 percent said that it was very or somewhat negative. Also, 56 percent said that they intended to move to Windows 7 immediately or eventually. Among respondents who had read about Windows 7 but hadn't used it, 56 percent said that their opinion of Win 7 was somewhat or very positive, and only 12 percent said that it was somewhat or very negative.

Still, a meaningful minority of respondents have no interest in upgrading: 40 percent said that they intended to stick with XP indefinitely. Which brings up another interesting question: When will it become impractical to keep using XP and spurning its successors?

Supposedly, that date has already come and gone: Microsoft formally discontinued Windows XP on June 30, 2008, and it ended mainstream support on April 14, 2009. But the company has continued to permit PC builders to offer downgrade discs that let XP fans install the OS over Vista. It says that manufacturers can ship Windows 7 machines with XP downgrades for 18 months after Win 7's release or until it ships the first Service Pack for the new OS--whichever comes first. In other words, XP downgrades may be available until April 22, 2011 (assuming that Microsoft doesn't extend the deadline further; it has already granted XP so many stays of execution that refusing to grant any more would be a bit surprising.)


Windows XP's final death knell is scheduled to sound on April 8, 2014. On that date, Microsoft says that it will no longer take support calls and issue security fixes. This doesn't mean that no one will run XP on April 9 and beyond--it just means that they'll be on their own. XP holdouts, you've been warned.

FaceVsion announces first HD Webcam with Skype

FaceVsion has partnered with Skype to develop a high definition webcam optimized for Skype video calling dubbed the FV TouchCam N1, which promises to make HD video calling over internet a reality. FaceVsion claims that it has overcome the current HD video communication issues of insufficient CPU power and laggy internet connection, with the new HD webcam.The faceVsion FV TouchCam) N1 camera, with an embedded H.264 codec chip and dual microphones supporting beamforming techniques, offers synchronized, crystal clear 720P HD video and superior audio quality. The FV TouchCam(TM) N1 connects to a PC using a USB plug and comes with a flexible universal base. Its portability enables mobile users to stay connected in HD at anywhere, anytime.Other than Skype, the new Webcam is confirm to work with other instant messaging applications such as Yahoo or Windows Live Messenger. The FV TouchCam N1 will be available later this month on FaceVsion’s website for $129.