• Free Nokia Maps Navigation on Nokia Phones Through Ovi Maps [.sis file]
• How to Upgrade/Update Norton Software Products
• Is The iPad Capable of Windows Network Management?
• Download Official Blackberry Twitter Client
• The iPad and Good Reader App: A Whole New Reading Experience

Free Nokia Maps Navigation on Nokia Phones Through Ovi Maps [.sis file]   Gone are the days when you had to carry a guide map for finding out the exact location of the place. Now, in the era of technology, the obvious navigational way is to make use of digital devices for hunting those specific locations. What better way than to have such maps integrated with your everyday mobiling device? And that too, for free? The Ovi Maps For Free Download on Nokia Cell Phones After several successful attempts in spreading ovi maps by providing one week free download, the license key to Nokia Ovi Maps navigation – Nokia has finally decided to make this mobile navigation app free for everyone! With this Ovi Maps (.sis file) you can find places, locate and share locations, activate car driving navigation, and get access to local maps! No doubt, such kind of navigational applications are very much useful at times. Note: The free-to-download Ovi maps doesn't work on all the Nokia cell phones. The selected devices supports ovi maps, and works flawlessly after installation as informed by the Nokia blog.. Nokia N97, Nokia N97 mini, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition, Nokia E52, Nokia E55, Nokia E72, Nokia 5230, Nokia 6710 Navigator, Nokia 6730 classic, Nokia X6, Nokia N86 8MP, Nokia E71, and Nokia E66. How to download Ovi maps on Nokia Phones Head over to Nokia.com/maps website or visit this link where you'll be prompted to select your Nokia device before downloading the Ovi maps. Read the instructions in the page and click on OK to proceed to the next page for downloading. You can see a Download button, which when clicked will pop up an .sis file download link. Save the ovi maps sis file and transfer it to your Nokia phone and the rest must be easy to handle..

How to Upgrade/Update Norton Software Products There was a phase when Norton products were to be taken as an secondary security product, as they were outdone by the emerging security products. They did manage to pull themselves in with the release of Norton 4.0 360, and embraced the customer satisfaction. Battling in the field of the security software-products are companies such as Norton Kaspersky, Avast, ESET and many more.. And, if you're using any of the Norton software and security product (You have purchased the subscription), but can't seem to find out ways to update your Norton product to the latest version then read on.. Usually there is a fear of losing the serial key while making an update of the software, or the key wouldn't work if you attempt for an fresh installation and registering the key. So, here is an basic over view on how you should actually upgrade/update the Norton software using update-center.. Norton has an inbuilt update information. You need to click on the update button in your Norton product so that it downloads the update file and restarts the computer, keeping your product up-to-date. This is the basic technique to apply an upgrade to your current Norton software on the computer. The other way would be to download the update exe file from Norton website and update all the installed Norton applications, instantly. To do this, follow this url and click on Update me now, this will initiate you to download an exe file, and when you execute the update file – All the Norton products (Norton anti-virus, Norton Security software) updates will be installed and you don't have to enter the serial key or license registration information again.

Is The iPad Capable of Windows Network Management? It is true that there has been debates about the functionality and viability of the iPad as an effective business gear. But these arguments would seem very minor compared to the debates being rolled by Apple and Microsoft devotees and fans. If you even propose that the Apple iPad can be used as an actual instrument for remotely managing a Microsoft Windows network, take heed as that might be considered blasphemy by the two arguing parties. Nevertheless, there are some vital facts to be considered in order to come to reconciliation. When the iPhone was released, its administrators have fully embraced the fact that it is a powerful device in performing IT tasks due to the fact that iPhones are handy and always at hand, during lunch, off-site meeting or home TV hours, bringing a notebook computer may seem not practical but a sophisticated phone could be. The iPad's bigger dimensions than the iPhone may present it to be an inconvenient tool for such purpose but compared to a netbook the iPad  is a more suitable tool. In addition, iPad also solves the limitations of the iPhone. Being thinner that netbooks and with a larger screen than the iPhone, the iPad is surely a potent device for remote networking tasks. iPad has applications intended for IT administration that Windows administrators will find interesting and suitable. One among which is the "WinAdmin app." It presents a remote desktop protocol for MS Windows client that allows connection with remote systems utilizing Windows. Through "WinAdmin", administrators can troubleshoot and address IT issues, perform log reviews or even alter configuration settings. It may also be utilized for accessing files and documents. If the App Store has numerous gaming and entertainment applications, so does the business applications too. iPad has a special business version that can be used either with Wi-fi or 3G networks. A general consumer may be satisfied with just a Wi-Fi but business professionals are investing and allotting at least 130 dollars for the iPad to have an enabled 3G and insurance policy. A pay per use setting where in the user will only be charged a fee for using 3G when no Wi-Fi is available, then automatically called off when usage is over. The Array Networks Desktop Direct is on the development process for connecting iPad with MS networks. iTeleport is for streaming remote sessions of Windows or Mac systems.

Download Official Blackberry Twitter Client Twitter, the 140 character microblogging site has released the twitter blackberry client for download. This is the first official twitter client for blackberry phones bought out by Twitter with Research In Motion. The official tag to the client has its own set of advantages, although, many would still prefer ubertwitter client over this official twitter client on the blackberry. The reason – this official client doesn't highlight replies, and you're unable to edit tweets before RTing it. On the other hand, the official client comes with an simple interface and doesn't drain your battery (unlike other tweeting clients), it's clean and user-friendly. The client carries enough requirements to meet your tweeting habits. Download Twitter Official Client For Blackberry Click here to visit the blackberry website for downloading official twitter client (On Pearl, Curve, Storm etc.) and enter the email associated with your blackberry smartphone. Installing this twitter client is easy and very much similar to how you install others apps on blackberry. You can also download the client from Appworld.

The iPad and Good Reader App: A Whole New Reading Experience   Apple iPad is one device with a really exceptional screen for various application displays. And it is even lined with the rest of the other all-purpose reader electronic products in the market. iBooks may provide an attractive e-book interface but there's the problem of cluttering files on the desktop like high-resolution images, HTML pages, presentations, spreadsheets, documents and portable document formats. But those who are seriously bothered by this dilemma may not start to anticipate a much better solution offered by the iPad. The Good Reader application, which is known to be incorporated in iPhone and iPodTouch is soon to be featured along with the other useful apps in Apple iPad. Complete with the ability to open and browse through entirely large sized files like PDFs, this is sure to be a hit with the iPad. Additionally, this tablet version is also integrated with the brand new preview control panel where a new column is added for quick peeks of all the files and their uploaded contents to the Good Reader. To make the electronic reading experience more substantial, this Good Reader Tablet Edition is made to include all the exciting and solid features in its smaller screen counterpart. Aside from the Wi-Fi syncing capability with the computer, the Tablet Good Reader is also designed to sync through the internet with other handy and expedient services like Drop box, Google Docs and Mobile Me's iDisk and even with the less popular services like MyDisk.se and Box.net. Here's more. If you wish to extract the contents of a very long PDF document, the Good Reader tablet edition's PDF Reflow feature can be utilized to copy all the text contents of the PDF document and then automatically saves this into an all-exclusive text file. Take not that the PDF's contents is substantially reduced in the new text file as all existing images are not included in the saving of the new text file. And, if the tiny new file is not that tiny to you, then you could pinch it a bit more by adjusting the page margins, include further word wrapping and alter the color and size of the text font as per your preference. Convenience is really the business of the Good Reader. It could also keep track of your reading progress even with hyperlinks, zoom the file up to 50 times and works fine with all office documents and file formats.

AT&T’s signal-boosting 3G MicroCell hitting the shelves in San Francisco today

AT&T's signal-boosting 3G MicroCell hitting the shelves in San Francisco today   If AT&T gets a bad wrap for having poor signal quality in any city, it's San Francisco. Part of this is due to the sudden influx of iPhones in the Silicon Valley that began in 2007, putting an almighty strain on the network; of the roughly 800,000 or so people living in San Francisco, we're estimating that around 10 million of them (or 1,150%) are carrying iPhones. Throw in ridiculous topography and monstrous buildings, and it starts to get tough to properly blanket the entire area in radio waves. Thus, it should come as no surprise that San Francisco is one of the first cities to be getting AT&T's cell-tower-in-a-box, the 3G MicroCell. AT&T just hit us up to let us know that we should start seeing the little router-sized, broadband-powered signal boosters on the shelves in their San Francisco stores beginning today. If you're in a dead zone or if the ridiculously sized buildings around your home are causing your calls to fail on the regular, you might want to consider picking one of these up. It'll set you back $150 bucks up front, but there's no monthly fee — that is, unless you want unlimited minutes whenever you're connected to your MicroCell. That'll set you back $20 bucks a month. We just got our hands on one of these things this evening, and we'll be heading up to the city later this week to give it a spin. Check back for a hands on report some time this week.

Video Chat Coming To The Next iPhone? All Signs Are Pointing To Yes   As they do with any major new iPhone OS release, people have been tearing apart the iPhone OS 4.0 SDK from the very second it was available. Almost immediately, someone noticed that bits and pieces of iChat had found their way into the new software. By itself, it didn't really make sense. The iPhone has plenty of incredibly solid third-party IM applications — some of them being amongst the App Store's best sellers. Why would Apple be sneaking any parts of iChat onto the iPhone? Then the first mentions of a front facing camera were unearthed, and it all started coming together in the form of two little words: video chat. Alas, there was no concrete proof that Apple was following the same train of thought.. until now. You see, much of iPhone OS' underpinnings can be revealed through tricks called "class dumping" and "string dumping". Through class dumping, you can take a peek into which frameworks and APIs are being used by any given application. (Ever heard of an application using "unpublished" APIs? This is how the developers found those APIs in the first place — and how Apple caught them, for that matter.) Through string dumping, all of the various bits of text pre-programmed into an app can be ripped out and displayed. When the guys over at 9to5Mac started using the above techniques to explore the innards of the new SDK, it all came spilling out. There they were, in good ol' plain English: references to video chatting, ranging from inviting users to terminating calls. More digging unveiled that Apple appears to be testing video chat on four servers: three privately located on Apple's own intranet, and one which is (currently) open to the world (albeit mostly useless). We spoke to our own sources, many of whom were tight-lipped on the matter. Of those who did pipe up, they were able to confirm 9to5's findings, along with at least 30 other references to video chat support that went unmentioned. All of them — and us, for that matter — seem to be wondering the same thing: why the heck did Apple leave this in (semi-private) public view? Apple's known for shrouding even the most minute details in secrecy; here, it's seems as if they're almost intentionally throwing many dozens of hints about an unannounced feature in a place where tinkerers were almost guaranteed to find it. Is Apple learning to love the rumor mill? My current educated guess based on everything that has been whispered to me so far: I don't think iChat, as an IM client that would compete with the third party apps, is coming to the iPhone — but that Apple will be using bits and pieces of the iChat core to power their video chat service. I'll keep my ear to the ground for more.

2010 World Cup Special – Paladone’s Amazing Hover Football

2010 World Cup Special – Paladone's Amazing Hover Football With the World Cup 2010 right around the corner, the atmosphere is heating up! And so is the competition to create the craziest and most sought after gadgets for this year's tournament! Rest assured that the World Cup will be one hell of an experience, thus make the experience a more memorable one by opting for a gadget that is both bold and revolutionary, definite to make the 2010 World Cup unforgettable! Paladone's Hover Football is what I am actually talking about. Well, it is called a football, and looks like one, but kick it anywhere within your home, and worry not about breaking anything! Unbelievable? There's more! The Hover Football basically floats on a self-invented air cushion, thus you would find it hovering around your home innocently, waiting to be kicked. The existence of a soft bumper within the gadget allows it to bounce off any surface without damaging it. Very useful if you ask me! And when the World Cup fever kicks in, trust me when I say that it would be on the receiving end on more than a few occasions! Hats off to Paladone for such an inventive product, definite to capture the imaginations of many this summer! The gadget-frenzy for the 2010 World Cup is set to increase exponentially within the next month or so. So keep your fingers crossed for more imaginative items to unfold before the World Cup starts this June in South Africa, they would undoubtedly fulfil your football and toys appetites at the same time!

Awesome, Expensive And Rare Gucci Phones

• Awesome, Expensive And Rare Gucci Phones
• What the Next iPhone Will Have [From iPhone OS 4.0]
• Watch Pixels by Patrick Jean [Video]. Amazing Graphics!

Awesome, Expensive And Rare Gucci Phones It is rightly been said that the first impression is the last impression and for all the style conscious people whatever they carry and whatever they wear creates a lasting impression. If you are among this gang of people who wants their style statement to be reflected in each and every possession including mobile phones, then Gucci phones proves to be an apt choice. Your stylish, attractive and gorgeous Gucci cell phone will surely make you the centre of attraction no matter wherever you may go and who knows your best pal may turn into your biggest enemy. Though all Gucci handset are amazing in their own style but we have handpicked some of the awesome pieces for you. Gucci A502 Tiny gold diamonds: This handset from Gucci is the true reflection of exquisite craftsmanship and perfect choice to add loads to your personality. This gold plated cell phone with dazzling diamonds and luxury diamond embedded keyboard is an eye catching machine. Talking in terms of technical specifications it has plethora of features including digital camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, WAP, GPPS, unit converter, health management, 1 GB internal memory and many others. Gucci V7 Gold Flip: This luxury handset in gold and embedded diamonds is loaded with wide variety of impressive features. The flip of the handset is quite interesting and will surely make you enhance your style quotient. Talking in terms of features it has Bluetooth, radio, WAP, GPRS, expandable memory, camera and many others. Gucci Mini Patek Philippe design: This amazing looking diamond handset has diamond embedded keyboard which simply looks stunning. Besides cosmetic beauty this mobile phone also offers wide variety of usable features like dual SIM, dual standby, WAP, voice recorder, GPRS, Bluetooth, E-book, expandable memory and others. Gucci A800 Diamond: This diamond studded luxury phone – Gucci A800 diamond will make your dreams come true with its astonishing design. It is a flap style handset with impressive keypad and gold in majority of the areas. It is lightweight and includes various other features like 2.8 inches LCD display, radio, 1.3MP camera, media player and many others. So if you are rich geeky enthusiast who wishes to have something different, stylish and impressive then these Gucci phones are just the right choice for you. But to get these phones be ready to get less richer by a good amount of money, as all good things, rather we can say: all stylish things comes for a price.

What the Next iPhone Will Have [From iPhone OS 4.0]   Apple's just announced the latest version of their mobile operating system, iPhone OS, version 4.0. One of the major features included in this iteration of the software that powers the iPhone, iPod touch, and now the iPad, is multitasking — the ability to run more than one third-party application on your iPhone. But the announcement by CEO Steve Jobs at the Apple theater in Cuppertino, Calif. yesterday is a clear hint at what's to come in the much-rumoured and anticipated fourth iteration of the iPhone. Already, we can see that new OS 4.0 features such as multitasking do require some performance power (and significant battery), even though Apple went to lengths talking about how they managed to "revolutionize" multitasking on mobile devices. This particular feature will only be able to run on the more powerful iPhone 3GS and third-generation iPod touch, devices that are known to have better chips powering them. Couple this with the inclusion of Apple's in-house microchip, the A4 processor, in the iPad, and we see that the next iPhone will most definitely include something along the lines of the A4, if not the actual chip itself. Rumors are even starting to float around the blogosphere of the next iPhone being multi-core capable. That'd be awesome, in my opinion. So, it goes without saying that the next iPhone will definitely have all the features announced for the iPhone OS 4.0. But as with every new SDK release of the iPhone OS for developers, if we dig deep enough, we can find hints at future Apple products. The iPhone OS 4.0 SDK is no different. Reports are coming in of a process called iChatAgent, clearly indicating that there'll be some sort of iChat implementation on the next iPhone. Couple this with other rumors of ever-present hints at a second, front-facing camera, and we can see that Apple is perhaps planning on a mobile iChat implementation on iPhone, a feature much sought-after for years on the iPhone. Then there's the rumors of HD on the iPhone. While we cannot confirm these as yet, if Apple's moves on the iPad are any indication, it would appear that a better screen and resolution on the next iPhone, akin to the iPad, is bound to occur. The iPhone OS 4.0 finally brings the iPhone and iPad product lines closer to each other; features like the improved Dock, Background wallpapers and iBooks, mean that Apple is keen on making these two product lines run asynchronously. I'm not complaining, though: given their track record on making all their products work together seamlessly, this is great. And I certainly look forward to what this fruity company has in store for us in the months to come.

Watch Pixels by Patrick Jean [Video]. Amazing Graphics! Patrick Jean, from one more production has come up with an excellent, cleverly plotted video with intriguing graphics. This short film named Pixels is all about Lego cubes speeding up in the sky, and encroaching the New York city. Pixel video was first spotted while randomly surfing dailymotion, and I must say it is definitely awesome. Realistically executed; Patrick Jean has employed in amazing graphics in this Pixel video, its unique and definitely worth a watch! Watch Pixel Movie by Patrick Jean Source: dailymotion

The HTC HD2 with its Excellent Hardware but Archaic Operating System

• The HTC HD2 with its Excellent Hardware but Archaic Operating System
• Cyberduck: Easy FTP for Mac!
• Best Torrent Uploader And Rippers [Vote]

The HTC HD2 with its Excellent Hardware but Archaic Operating System   I could not help myself from being impressed with the HTC HD2. Why? Because the combination of its physical attributes is truly exceptional Almost like a smartphone for $200 and a two-year subscription from T-Mobile. But I was somehow dismayed when I discovered that it has but an obsolete OS, the Windows Mobile 6.5 which cannot be upgraded with the WinMo 7 once it's out. Stunning Design Nevertheless, the minimalist design is really exceptional. Stainless steel, soft black rubber body, very chic appearance though it's a little larger than most smartphones (4.7 x 2.6 x .4 inches). This slightly bigger built is accounted to accommodate the 480 by 800 pixel resolution in its 4.3 inches WVGA screen (responsive but sluggish on the average). Beneath the screen are five elliptical buttons (each for Power/End, Back, Windows Start, Home and Talk); at the bottom edge of the phone is the 3.5-mm headphone jack (top side is preferable) and mini-USB port. The 5 Mp camera and its LED flash are above the battery cover and the volume dial is on the left. Old Fashioned OS The outmoded Windows 6.5 OS is teamed up with HTC's unique user interface, the HTC Sense. So at certain points, the sluggishness and confusing features of the OS is not that obvious and even makes the device user-friendly as well as good to view. The Sense composed of shortcut bars at the bottom for flocking through the applications. As with the WinMo, the most advantageous trait is lock screen, missed calls and messages can be viewed without the need to unlock it. To respond, you will need to really unlock it then you are directed straight to the app. It has two browsers, IE and Opera Mobile. For YouTube videos, IE is suggested. While for swiftly searching anything on the internet, the Opera Mobile is more preferable Substantial Multimedia Elements The Windows Media Player is superb as always in track playing but on this device it appeared uninteresting. But then again the HTC Sense has a large screen that makes up for the high-quality videos that can be downloaded and watched straight from it. The camera too is impressive, just right for both indoor and outdoor shoots. Mottled Operation This phone is almost perfect but you really have to deal with the fact that it is slow to operate at certain times; it can be a good alternative for android Google Nexus One with same 1GHz Snapdragon processor.

Cyberduck: Easy FTP for Mac! Apart from being a writer, I manage the online presence of my karate organization. One of the things that needs to always be done with this job, is to update the website frequently. I use iWeb to do the design, but for some reason it doesn't always connect to our hosting server, so that I can upload the latest version of the site. Whilst doing a quick search over at Google, I discovered a great FTP client for Mac that also happens to be free. It's called Cyberduck. Cyberduck is a powerful little FTP app, and it's quite simple to use. The only limitation I've found with it is that it doesn't allow you to manage more than one account at a time, something that the more popular (and far more technically complex FileZilla does allow). I chose to use Cyberduck over FileZille simply because it's far more easier to use, and its interface is more Mac-like than FileZilla. Cyberduck is not only great for updating websites like my karate organization's, but its awesome for bloggers managing blogging software like WordPress on self-hosted servers. I've managed to use it to install plugins and themes for  my personal blog, which happens to use WordPress. The interface is pretty straight-forward. The main screen shows you a list of files (much like an iTunes library). To go into a folder on your server, simply drop-down the arrow next to a folder icon. But before you do all that, you'll need to connect to your server! This can be done by going to Open Connection, the first icon on the left. From there, you can enter information about your server, including its FTP address, username and password. Once done, Cyberduck will begin listing files. A cool feature of this application is that if an upload fails, it will alert you to it via Growl notification, and ask you whether you want to re-try the upload. You then have the option of overwiring the corrupt files on the server. All in all, Cyberduck is a great application for people wanting to update their blog's software from the back-end, or, like me, to update an entire website by exploring the files on the server. You can download Cyberduck from this link.

Best Torrent Uploader And Rippers [Vote] Fine tuning your torrenting skills could make you very much popular on the web. People would love you for your contribution and efforts. Of course, uploading quality torrent isn't easy; it requires proper video ripping, audio synchronization and more importantly – maintaining the dvd quality of the movie with a much reduced size — All these accounts for the best torrent uploader on the internet. So, who actually are the top torrent uploaders? For me, it was aXXo when he was out there uploading excellent dvd ripped movies (Who is aXXo), but later on, for no valid reason, he just disappeared in the wind and never returned! I admit, I wasn't aware of other torrent uploaders at that time and was questioning the quality of other torrent uploaders. Although, I did give a try, and was pretty much satisfied. Vote for the best torrent uploader on the Web Opinions differ. You might prefer Klaxxo over aXXo, or download Keltz dvdrip torrents. Whatever may be the case, finding out the winner (read: best uploader) would be possible only though a voting system and not with the individuals comment or opinion. For this reason, I've added a poll so you with all possible good torrent uploaders I have come across. So, please cast in your vote by choosing your favorite and best torrent uploader. Let's see the results.. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.