Monday, July 30, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
how to hide camera album in my sony ericsson phone
ever wanted to hide the camera album of your phone from someone using your phone for sometime, your friend maybe. heres an easy method to do that. just change the camera folder attributes (e:\DCIM\100MSDF\) to hidden. the best thing about this method is that its too simple and moreover you can take as many pictures from your mobile phone camera as you want and they will all get saved but they don't get displayed when you go to directory and try to view them.
now the question how do you change the folder attributes of that camera album foder? one way is to keep that directory always hidden by using a memory card reader once and let it be hidden. to change the attributes you have to right click on the folder (in windows) and go properties and "check" the hidden check box.
what? oh now u want to do it in the phone directly? oh for that you'll need some application which lets you to change the folder attributes. something like mobyExplorer from bermin software lets you browse and do those things. its a beautiful file explorer with many other feathers too. try it out ( http://www.bermin.net/mobyexplorer.html )
actually i really needed to do this because sometimes my friends take my phone and just start taking the photos from my phone without asking me which i dont like. never really told them anything but was really pissed with their attitude of not respecting someone else's privacy so started trying to figure out a way to stop it. anyway soon i think i'll be posting why love my SE phone soooooooo much. SE rocks!
now the question how do you change the folder attributes of that camera album foder? one way is to keep that directory always hidden by using a memory card reader once and let it be hidden. to change the attributes you have to right click on the folder (in windows) and go properties and "check" the hidden check box.
what? oh now u want to do it in the phone directly? oh for that you'll need some application which lets you to change the folder attributes. something like mobyExplorer from bermin software lets you browse and do those things. its a beautiful file explorer with many other feathers too. try it out ( http://www.bermin.net/mobyexplorer.html )
actually i really needed to do this because sometimes my friends take my phone and just start taking the photos from my phone without asking me which i dont like. never really told them anything but was really pissed with their attitude of not respecting someone else's privacy so started trying to figure out a way to stop it. anyway soon i think i'll be posting why love my SE phone soooooooo much. SE rocks!
Sunday, July 15, 2007
marina beach - a sunday evening ride on my cycle
beautiful fruit shop i couldn't resist in marina beach, where atleast a hundred small shops on both sides take you to the shore. i was too thirsty after cycling over 8kms from my house and thought i'll have some drink to quench my thirst. searching for a clean place where i can drink juice or something i came across this beautiful shop, very distinct from others around it. it looked like he had lot better sense of cleanliness than other shops, from the way he had arranged and placed the glasses with sliced fruits in them. and kept the whole place so organized. so i just had to have something there. a glass of those assorted mixtures of fruits and a glass of lime juice after that cost only Rs.17/- (about $0.422 according to xe.com). went to shore too dark too many people, so dint stay a even a minute there, started walking back, took my cycle and came back home.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
beautiful design of a 7 segment display which i'd never seen before
just the other day. i was feeling really bored in the evening so i took my cycle for a ride to the airport. after reching there i had 3 glasses of hpmc apple juice and then started driving back home. on my way back home, just before exiting the airport, i just saw a green fluorescent digital clock which btw also shows temperature, and just thought i'll check it out. so i stopped the cycle to have a closer look at it. roughly its size was 2'x 6'. when i first looked at it i thought it must be using bulbs or some leds or something. but i had never seen any display like this before.
surprisingly it used fluorescent reflecting pieces of plastic for each segment of the 7 segment display, which showed their reflective faces on and off by facing outwards and then facing inwards, so tht their reflective face was not visible, and non reflecting black face appeared as black. i wonder if i've confused you. the thing is each reflective face rotated with a small motor and alternatively depending on whether that segment was on or off, it showed the reflecting face outwards and inwards. beautiful and simple idea in the age of LEDs, LCDs and OLEDs and what not.. this one is visible even in bright sunlight! and its just amazing to see those two dots in the middle turn on and off every second. anyways i did take a video with my phone, its not very clear but its good enough to appreciate the design of tht display.
surprisingly it used fluorescent reflecting pieces of plastic for each segment of the 7 segment display, which showed their reflective faces on and off by facing outwards and then facing inwards, so tht their reflective face was not visible, and non reflecting black face appeared as black. i wonder if i've confused you. the thing is each reflective face rotated with a small motor and alternatively depending on whether that segment was on or off, it showed the reflecting face outwards and inwards. beautiful and simple idea in the age of LEDs, LCDs and OLEDs and what not.. this one is visible even in bright sunlight! and its just amazing to see those two dots in the middle turn on and off every second. anyways i did take a video with my phone, its not very clear but its good enough to appreciate the design of tht display.
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
my mobile phone balance
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