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Thursday, 23 December 2010

Droid 2 For Dummies

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Droid R2-D2 2 Hitting Dummies store

R2-D2 Droid 2 was hitting Verizon Wireless Shops recently. Although these are just dummy units and not actually work, it is clear that the release is already very, very close to actually happening.

For all the fans, this may be just a device that has been the desire to show love to the extreme popular icons of pop culture, which is Star Wars. Please be aware that even if its a new phone, there is no imminent internal Droid 2 World Edition. Of course, for hardcore fans of Star Wars, R2-D2 themed device is far greater than the capacity to use it throughout the world.

Pricing is currently unknown device. And with all the extras pre-Star Wars and it? Unique skin, it is very unlikely that it will boast the same $199.99 price tag, like this? Equivalent s second Droid

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Saturday, 24 July 2010

Droid For Dummies

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Security Cameras explained in plain English

a problem or security risk at your home would be, a stranger ringing your bell an offering a service you either never heard of or did not ask for. Many elderly fall victim to this scam. The benefit of having a security camera outside of your home would be that the stranger would think they are being videoed and most likely just go to another home to try the scam. Fake or dummy cameras work fine as long as they are real looking. Remember buying a dummy camera is to save money but buying the cheapest model might not help deter anyone if it looks fake.

Obviously a real camera has much more benefits. With a real camera you can see who is at the door without even opening it. There are a few different types of security cameras, wired cameras, wireless cameras, ip cameras, ptz cameras, motion detecting cameras, and night vision cameras. I will try to explain each type in plain English.
First is a wired camera. Simply a wired camera means you will have to run a wire to either a recording device, such as a dvr or run a wire to a monitor. These wired cameras are usually less expensive but make sure you can easily run and conceal the wire. After all if I can see the wire I can cut the wire.
Second is a wireless camera. Wireless means wireless, mount the camera and you're done. Well sort of, you will have to purchase a wireless camera and a wireless receiver. The camera will speak to the wireless receiver. The wireless receiver is what gets plugged into your DVR *Digital Video Recorder) or monitor.
Third is the IP camera. This is my favorite type of security camera. The reason is that with an IP camera you can set it up anywhere and monitor it from any computer (with internet access) in the world. This is an ideal camera if you have a routine work schedule or you travel often. The newer IP cameras are also compatible with many cell phones such as the Apple IPhone and the Motorola Droid. Several new model phones are coming with this compatibility feature. So to sum up you can view your home from your office, the library or on your mobile phone. This is the safest way to discover a burglar in your house, you won't even be there.
The rest of the types of cameras I listed are PTZ, Motion Detecting, and Night Vision cameras. These are actually features you can get on any of the three camera types listed above. PTZ is short for pan, tilt, zoom. Simply with a remote controller you can pan, move camera side to side. You can tilt; move the camera up and down. And you can zoom.
Motion detection is a nice feature to have on a home security camera; this allows the recording to be activated only when there is motion in the home. This feature is great for nanny cameras, or to save space on your hard drive. If you do not want to invest in a DVR you can record to your home computer and motion activation will save you allot of hard drive space.
Night vision is a very important feature to have in a security camera. After all when do most crimes happen? At night of course. The main things to look for in a night vision camera are the amount of infrared lights it has. For example a cheap model night vision camera might have 12 infrared lights and you will get a very grainy picture making it very difficult to make identification on the criminal difficult. I recommend at least 24 infrared lights on a camera.

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Monday, 22 February 2010

Droid X For Dummies

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How to convince mom : Droid X ... Please answer?
OK so i got my droid late may, but now the droid x has come out and my mom is eligible for an upgrade, she is planning on using this upgrade next week.

She is not the most up to date on phones but she is no dummy

I want to give her my droid and use her upgrade to give me the new droid x

the only thing i can think of as leverage is convince her that the droid is better for her because there is a physical key board

What are you guys-es thoughts? lol

PS:I really want the droid x before school starts... or will Verizon let me upgrade to droid x since i just got my droid a few months ago and they came out with a brand no product ( no fair.....)
Dalek: You did not answer the question, sometimes in life people want things they dont need, take your useless answers elsewhere
SRG: lol ill just say "but mommmmmmm" like eric cartman does

You don't need a new phone. Your old one is fine.

If we took all the money wasted on cellphones alone we could feed millions of staving people.

You should keep cell phones at least a year and a half before upgrading.

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