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Friday, December 28, 2007

mobile-webdesign-1

http://www.w3.org/TR/mobile-bp/
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/resources/technologies/browsing/lite_browsing.html
http://dev.mobi/
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/resources/technologies/browsing/lite_browsing.html
http://dev.mobi/blog
http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/

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Forum Nokia - Lite Browsing

More than four mobile phones are sold for every PC. There will be an estimated 1.3 billion mobile Internet users in 2008.


Forum Nokia - Lite Browsing

Mobile browsers support XHTML (the estimated installed base is over 1.5 billion in 2007).


Forum Nokia - Lite Browsing

mobile devices (http://dotmobi.mobi). The W3C Mobile Web Initiative has released Mobile Web Best Practice 1.0 (www.w3.org/TR/mobile-bp/). A number of recent tools help in developing and testing mobile sites (http://dev.mobi).


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Sunday, December 23, 2007

get-better-pictures-with-your-mobile-camera

To cherish the inspired moment that came and went much
too quickly by capturing it with your mobile camera
is immensely satisfying. It does not call for heavy work,
spending many hours to get pictures that stand out.
Just let the shutter capture a special moment to make
it memorable life long.


Whether you are a beginner or a novice digital photographer, the white
balance of your photos will make or break the way your pictures turn out. It is
not hard to correct your white balance setting, before you begin taking
pictures, but if you don’t, it is extremely difficult to correct it in your pictures.


Mobile phones have given cameras in the hands of all.
Through the newly purchased high end mobile camera
Asmita (fictitious name)saw blue tinge. Was there
something wrong with the mobile or was the hyped
camera feature false? The mystery can be solved if
you know what is white balance.

White balance is NUMBER 1 difference between digital and film photography.
If you do not have the proper white balance the
photograph is unfixable.
So it is very important to pay attention to white
balance at all times.
Here is the beginning of my post.


Basically, white balance is known as the way the digital
camera adjusts to compensate for the kind of lighting
conditions in each scene. It is essential in creating the
true to life colors that digital photography is known for.
Knowing about white balance will give you years of
joyful reminiscence.

White balance is very important in digital photography
because a digital camera picks up pretty much every color
in an image, like a video camera does. If you have ever
used a digital camera and your images appear to have
a green or pinkish tone, then you are looking at the result
of not having the proper white balance.
Does the image of the sea shore at sunset appear dark and off color?
If so, it means your white balance is not proper.

It is very important that you always check the settings
of the digital camera of your mobile phone whenever you begin to
shoot pictures. There is nothing worse than spending
the day taking new photographs and then realizing that
your camera had the wrong settings.
Mobile phone --> Menu --> Camera icon
--> Adjust --> White balance.

White balance shows 4 options.
1 Automatic
For most mobile phones it is automatic, but the mobile
phones on the higher price range have other in built choices.
2
Sunny
3
Incandescent
4
Fluorescent
Through your view finder see the difference by
selecting each option.

How do you correct your white balance?


Unless a camera is over 5 mega pixels it may not have
the support features to allow it to take publication
quality photos.



With a digital camera, you can control
the white balance more easily than a traditional
film camera. You will need to
adjust your white balance to every different
lighting condition you encounter. Set it to Automatic
to play it safe unless you get blue or green tinge.

If you don’t check the white balance prior
to taking your pictures, you will be very
upset when they don’t appear as you
thought they would. Remember that it is
very hard to correct the white balance
once the pictures have been taken!

Source
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Sunday, December 16, 2007

intel_into_mobile

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Exclusive report about Intel®'s foray in mobile world

Intel®_logo
Intel® taking a Leap in Mobile Computing
Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) & Ultra Mobile PCs (UMPCs)
The Purpose:
Freedom and flexibility to communicate with others, enjoy digital media, and access information anytime, anywhere - all using a smalUltra_Mobile_PC_from_Intel®l, ultra-mobile device.

Who's thMIDs-from-Intel®-Mobile-Internet-Devicee maestro?
Intel®




What does Intel® focus to offer for the mobile users?
Watch the video of possible uses of Intel®'s technology for mobile users.



  • Access information, content and services when and where you want
  • Communicate via email, IM, chat, or blogging
  • Be entertained with videos, games, music, pictures or TV on the go
  • Be productive by monitoring office apps and tools
  • Bright LCD touch-screens

What makes Intel®'s Ultra Mobile PC different from other hand held devices?
Same thing as above said in thousand more words.
  • Productivity and Internet capabilities PC capability based on Intel® architecture and full-featured mainstream OSs, allowing consumers to run familiar applications
Rich Internet access to favorite websites to read news, download videos, search for friends and more
  • New ways to interact with and navigate information

  • Location adaptability Personalized information and services based on location
  • Environment recognition and adaptability
  • Interaction with devices in living room or car

Anytime connectivity+ Connectivity in a variety of ways via WPAN, WLAN, or WWAN
Always reachable via email, IM, chat, or VoIP
Always informed with the latest news to make educated business decisions and to stay in touch

Ultra mobility Small, thin, and light platform design
Power-efficient technologies enable long battery life to extend productivity
Access to content and information on-the-go


Goal of Intel®

Same thing summarized in few hundred words
In short, the MID and UMPC platform provides you with an opportunity to redefine how people think about mobility today and tomorrow. So what can you do?

Incorporate the MID and UMPC into your development and deployment plans
Focus your development to enable thinner, lighter, smaller MID and UMPC platforms
Design with low power in mind to enable long battery life
Accelerate the MID and UMPC Ecosystem: Platforms, peripherals, applications, content

Source:


http://www.intel.com/products/mid/

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Friday, November 2, 2007

Lagaan-Movie-Leadership-Tutorial

Special message from: incharge kalwa saraswatbank
Original rendering by Porus P. Munshi
HOW TO GUIDE BOOK FOR PROJECT LEADER
MOVIE LAGAAN
Date: Nov 1, 2007 1:37 PM
Subject: A TEACHER CALLED LAGAAN

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|                                               A TEACHER CALLED LAGAAN           |
|                                 Porus P. Munshi 
The film Lagaan is about many things —leadership, negotiation, team building, courage and, above all, project     |
|                   management by a first-time project leader.                    |
|                                                                                 |
|                                                                                 |
|                         A still from the film, Lagaan.                          |
|                                                                                 |
|The film Lagaan is about many things — leadership, negotiation, team building and|
|courage to name a few. But it's above all about project management by a          |
|first-time project leader.

A project is something with a definite beginning and a definite end, with a clear|
|objective to achieve with a limited number of resources. In the film, the project|
|is to beat the English cricket team in three months, using whatever resources    |
|(including human) that are locally available.                                    |
|                                                                                 |
|The project leader (PL), Aamir Khan, has a lot riding on this. His reputation,   |
|the survival of the region (or company), future growth and prosperity are all    |
|dependent on this crucial short-term project. The project comes to them when the |
|villagers go to protest a doubled tax rate imposed on them. They're given a      |
|choice: either pay the tax or agree to a cricket match. If they win the match,   |
|they don't pay tax for three whole years. If they lose, they pay a triple tax    |
|instead of the current double tax.                                               |
|                                                                                 |
|The challenge is posed directly to Aamir. The rest of the villagers want him to  |
|refuse the challenge. But he accepts. It's a major crisis. They have trouble     |
|paying twice the tax, how on earth will they pay three times the tax? But Aamir, |
|like most good leaders, recognises that a crisis is an opportunity. Whenever a   |
|crisis pops up, it's an opportunity for someone or everyone to shine and benefit.|
|                                                                                 |
|In a project, when crises occur, often the junior-most team members benefit      |
|first. When a project is running smoothly, these junior members are normally kept|
|on the sidelines and given minor tasks. But when a crisis erupts they suddenly   |
|become invaluable and are roped in directly to help out with the crisis. The     |
|crisis is an opportunity for them. If they do well — and most people do rise to  |
|challenges, they will no longer be considered as `junior' or `weak'. They become |
|full-fledged, respected members of the team.                                     |
|                                                                                 |
|For the PL, successfully handling a crisis increases not only his confidence and |
|his knowledge base, but also his status among team members and senior management.|
|He's seen as a capable leader ready for larger projects.                         |
|When Aamir begins his project, he does a detailed requirements gathering. He     |
|checks out the specifications, the dependencies and inter-dependencies, and how  |
|the parts make up the whole. He does this by observing the English practising at |
|their cricket, and also ropes in an attractive English lady to help him out. This|
|is what all effective PLs do. Carefully gather requirements — with or without    |
|attractive English ladies.                                                       |
|                                                                                 |
|In the beginning of a project, there's a lot of uncertainty and it's only        |
|compounded if improper specifications are gathered leading to work proceeding on |
|the wrong track. The rework necessary can easily throw a project way out of      |
|schedule. For instance in Lagaan, initially the bowlers do not bowl over arm but |
|instead chuck the ball. The English lady shows them how to bowl properly. Imagine|
|if they'd gone to the match after practising chucking for three months and found |
|out there that they were required to bowl over arm after all? Gathering          |
|requirements early in the project in as much detail as possible is vital to its  |
|success.                                                                         |
|                                                                                 |
|Project Leads play different roles depending on the situation. Some roles that   |
|Aamir played as a PL in Lagaan are: information provider, ideas and opinions     |
|shaper, tapper and developer of potential, provider of emotional, physical and   |
|social support.                                                                  |
|                                                                                 |
| Information provider: As information provider, Aamir ensures he shares with the|
|team all his ideas, skills, and feelings. He also ropes in an expert (the English|
|lady) to help out with knowledge transfer. Information leads to motivation.      |
|People feel good at being kept in the loop.                                      |
|                                                                                 |
| Ideas and opinion shaper: Aamir faces resistance when he wants to include a    |
|social outcast in the team. But he sticks to his guns as the man is a natural    |
|spinner. He insists that the project is of paramount importance. He              |
|                                                                                 |
|paints the larger picture and then speaks to individuals in the group addressing |
|their inner views, drives and fears. This is a wonderful example of how          |
|successful PLs handle resistance. They paint the larger picture and then address |
|individuals in the group and appeal to them directly. Don't give up when faced   |
|with resistance. Shape opinions to move the project forward.                     |
|                                                                                 |
| Developer of potential: A PL's role is also to identify and develop talent.    |
|Developing talent is done by structuring tasks around the individual's talent and|
|finding roles and situations where the talent can be used to great effect. For   |
|Aamir, a chicken farmer used to chasing and catching chickens is a natural       |
|fielder. A polio-stricken man with erratic control over his arm is a natural     |
|spinner. A woodcutter with hardened hands is a natural to field and stop hard    |
|hits. PLs constantly identify talent in their people and find areas where they   |
|can use it effectively.                                                          |
|                                                                                 |
| Support provider — emotional, physical and social: As a PL, Aamir knows that   |
|emotions are contagious. He therefore constantly exhibits optimism and           |
|enthusiasm. When things go wrong, people are naturally low and demotivated. The  |
|PL's role in providing emotional support either individually or to the group as a|
|whole becomes paramount. Throughout the project implementation stage (the actual |
|match), Aamir is everywhere - consoling someone who does poorly, motivating      |
|someone who is facing a block, soothing another who is heckled.                  |
|Physical support is again an important part of project leadership. While a PL is |
|not expected to do actual work like writing code, if he can sit in at critical   |
|junctures and provide the help required by doing the physical part of the work,  |
|his effectiveness can only grow. Physical support is like an extra hand given at |
|the steering wheel. The hand is not kept there. Support is given at a crucial    |
|juncture and then withdrawn.                                                     |
|                                                                                 |
|In Lagaan, a traitor is found out in the team and the rest are baying for his    |
|blood. But Aamir recognises that this man can be a valuable contributor and gives|
|him another chance. He provides the man with social support till the rest of the |
|team accepts him. Some members, especially after a failure can be shut out of the|
|team. The effective PL provides him the support necessary to sustain him till the|
|others accept him again. 

Conclusion                                                       |
|To conclude, Lagaan is a wonderful example of project management in action.      |
|Aamir, the PL, does a wonderful job of building the team, motivating it and      |
|guiding it to success, all the while managing the project too. A long time ago in|
|India ... we had PLs too.;
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