Subtitles On The Sony PS3: AVI

One of the most popular subtitling technologies is SRT. It is supported by many players soft and hard such as VLC, which I use for playback on the PC, and even by my budget Samsung HT-Z320 home theater. but alas, the PS3 doesn’t.



 Top S60 Applications: My Updated List

I’ve updated my top S60 applications from its previous incarnation. Walking Hotspot – Turns your phone into a wireless router and share your HSDPA signal (if you get one).  I found it easier to use than Joikuspot Opera Mobile – A niftier mobile browser than even Opera Mobile. It is standalone so it requires more [...]



 Nokia Messaging On The E51

One gripe I have with the Nokia E51′s built-in email client is that it doesn’t display HTML. Nor does the GMail mobile client. I’ve heard about the downloadable Nokia Messaging app which is already built-in to newer Nokia handsets but I’ve put off downloading it until now. To get it, you’ll need to go to [...]



 Cloud Computing With The Nokia E51

New hardware, especially new phones, may come and go but the cloud (they should just have called it the matrix) is definitely here to stay. The way to go then is having your data in the cloud. However, setting up and using my Nokia E51 to access the cloud wasn’t so straightforward, so I’m listing [...]



 WalkingHotSpot

I’ve been coming up against the office internet filter quite frequently and I’ve decided to just use my Asus EEE PC 900HA and my Nokia E51 to browse the net. Since the E51 has no Bluetooth, I had to rely on software that allows the phone to share it’s HSDPA connection by becoming a WiFi [...]



 GMABooster

I first learned about GMABooster from YugaTech. It’s a utility for speeding up the Intel GMA 950 graphics chip, which happens to be the graphics chip of my Asus EEE PCs (as well as most other netbooks). But unfortunately, the first time I downloaded it, it doesn’t seem to launch at all. I tried installing [...]



 Disabling fring Auto Start

This morning, my phone’s battery ran out so, on the way to work, I charged it with my car charger. As soon as it accumulated a sufficient charge, I turned it on and continued merrily on my way. Then when I reached the parking lot, I noticed that fring was on! I checked the data [...]



 ISO Recorder

I needed to make backup copies of some CDs. They are bootable CDs so I couldn’t just copy the contents. Unfortunately, I don’t have those fancy disk burning utilities. Not would I want to use those complex monsters. So what I did is download ISO Recorder. ISO Recorder is a shell extension for Windows XP, [...]



 Top S60 Applications: My Own List

Aside from the enhanced calculator, I’ve installed a few really cool apps on my Nokia E51 that some might find useful: Joikuspot Light – Turns your phone into a wireless router and share your HSDPA signal (if you get one).  It’s free but supports only browsing (HTTP and HTTPS). The full version version offers more [...]



 Learning JSF

Here’s a great way of learning JSF from the JSF For Non-Believers series by Rick Hightower at IBM Developerworks. Clearing The FUD About JSF The JSF Application Lifecycle JSF Conversion and Validation JSF Component Development Pretty good although one thing to watch out for is that you need to change the faces-config.xml from the DTD [...]