How To Avoid Data Loss

Loosing our files is pretty frustrating. Imagine saving all your work in your computer and for some reason it crashed and can’t access your file. This is something that will definitely make you feel mad. Let’s see, you can avoid this kind of headache and there are different ways to do that. It is better if we have a flash drive (USB memory keys) it’s pretty cool and they are so small so you can carry it anywhere if you want to. Then we have discs, you can burn your files in your discs so that you won’t have to worry accessing your files incase something happens in your system. Or you can get an external hard drive. Having an external hard drive attached on your system is a good way to prevent data loss. So incase everything was lost, all you have to do is to replace very thing to a replacement drive. Backing up your files is a good way to defend yourself against data loss.

Let Toshiba Robot do it for you....

I was browsing the net yesterday and I found this article in MSN.com about Toshiba robot that can do the job of a remote control. The said robot is equipped with sensors that detect infrared rays from remote control. If you are tired in remembering which button to press to turn on your appliances, this time all you have to do is to ask this robot to turn on let’s say the television or other appliances for you. The said robot is still in the development stage. It just amazes me technology changes, right now we’ll have robots that can do the simple job for us. I was thinking, what about tomorrow? If you like to read the full article in MSN click here.

LG KU990 (LG Viewty)

I found the latest mobile phone from LG is something that I found interesting. Because when I checked its specs it’s actually good. The phone supports 3G HSDPA for high speed and the internal memory is 100MB, 240 x 400 touchscreen, a limited video and photo editing software. Aside from those features, this beauty right here also has a digital music player and a video player. This phone is capable of DivX playback and it can also be displayed on a TV with the TV Out cable but this one is optional. Of course, it comes with a 5.1 megapixel built in camera with Schneider Kreuznach optics, a xenon flash, auto focus and an image stabilizer, which can also act as a 120fps digital video camera and this is something that iPhone doesn’t have. Specifications

SPECS:
Form Factor: Candybar
Network: HSDPA, GPRS, EDGE, GSM 900/1800/1900
Dimensions: 103.5 x 54.4 x 14.8 mm
Display: 262K colour TFT touchscreen, 3", 240 x 400 pixels
Ringtone: MP3, AAC, WMA files and AMR voice, 72-chord/voice polyphonic
Memory: 100 MB (internal)
Memory card slot: microSD (max 2GB - although compatibility with microSDHC cards up to 8GB in size has been reported)
MMS, SMS, Java
Video Calls
Email: SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 (SSL is not supported), and APOP
Bluetooth 2.0 + A2DP
USB 2.0
Radio: Stereo FM Radio with RDS
Audio Player: AAC, eAAC, MP3, WMA
Video Player: 3GP, MPEG4, Divx
Video Recording: VGA 640*480 30fps, QVGA 320*240 up to 120fps for slow motion purposes.
Camera: 5.1 Megapixels (with Strobe Flash), AF, MF, Image Stabilizer, ISO 800, Smart light
Weight: 112 grams
Dimensions: 103.5 x 54.4 x 14.8 mm
OS : customized (Lg's own)
Additional: Direct uploading to YouTube.com, Google friendly, Handwriting Recognition/Handwriting Editing, DivX mobile profile, TV out, Document viewer