Wajanbolic is a term which very popular in Indonesia. Wajanbolic named after Wajan and bolic.
- Wajan : frying pan, kitchen tools for cooking
- Bolic : parabolic
- WajanBolic : a parabolic antenna-made from the pan
MATERIALS
1. Pan, diameter 36 “(the bigger diameter is better )
2. Thin PVC pipe with diameter, 3 “1-meter
3. Doff 3 “(PVC pipe cap) 2 pieces
4. Aluminum foil
5. Nut bolt 12 or 14 size
6. N Female Connector
7. Rule 3 copper wire
8. Double tape duct tape
EQUIPMENT
1. Ruler
2. Knife / Cutter
3. Solder tin his
4. Hacksaw
ESTIMATED COST
Estimated cost incurred to buy the materials for WajanBolic is less than USD $10-. Compare when you have to buy24db Grid Antenna, the local homemade alone reached USD $50 to hundreds. Continue Reading
Microsoft Corporation finally finished their brand new mobile phone OS, called Windows Phone 7. Windows Phone 7 was named Windows Phone 7 Series before, but later Microsoft decided to take off the “Series”.
It is uncertain when Windows Phone 7 powered deviced will be released. But now, Microsoft this week said that Windows Phone 7 has reached RTM (release to manufacturer) status and is now available to OEMs and service provider partners.
Sure Windows Phone 7 OS would be a serious rival of current major mobile OS, iPhone (iOS) and Android. I hope there are cheap Windows Phone 7 devices soon after release, so I can try it out. Continue Reading
Rumours says that NVIDIA is almost ready to release their latest GPU line. After the release of their Fermi cards, GeForce GTX 480, GTX 470, and GTX 465, now they are preparing to release Geforce GTX 460. This video card GPU reported to use GF104 chip.
As we know, GF104 is “lowered” version of GF100. Many reviews around state that GF100 is too much power consuming, and too hot as you can cook an egg on it. Although their latest GF100 card (GTX 465) with lowered SP, at peak only reach 87 degrees celcius.
What about GTX 460? Look at these pictures
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Introduction
Symbian OS is the most popular mobile operating system, used by 46.9% of smartphone sales. Phones ranging from the early Nokia 7650 running S60 v0.9 on Symbian OS v6.1, to the latest Samsung i8910 Omnia HD running S60 v5.0 on Symbian OS v9.4.
Symbian is now an open source software platform project after acquired by Nokia. As an OS, Symbian OS originally does not provide a user interface (UI). This was implemented separately. Some of Symbian UIs are MOAP; Series 60; Series 80; Series 90 and UIQ. The new Symbian Foundation has announced its intention to unify different Symbian UIs into a single UI based on the S60 platform. (Announcements made in March 2009 indicated this would be the S60 5th edition with feature pack 1).
The table lists contains phone’s S60 edition as well as the Symbian OS version it is based on.
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