The Nokia 6131 is a handy phone.
It’s easy to use, comes with a fantastic array of features and the 16.7m true colour screen is awfully good looking. In fact if you’re after a phone that has some great features, and you’re not ready to enter the world of 3G mobile networks, then this is the [...]
Update 12/12/06
I received the replacement unit from Belkin to day and I’m pleased to report that the new cable works just fine. It was recognised by both PCs when it was plugged in and file transfer was seamless.
Very happy with the service from Belkin and their quick response to the problem. Maybe need to [...]
Here’s a new blogging tool we discovered recently. It’s called Performancing and it’s a blogging tool that is easily accessible in Firefox. It’s an add-on so easily downloaded and added to Firefox. The interface is very simple, and the set up is most reliable.
For some it could be overly complicated, and if you don’t use [...]
Well this jury has delivered their verdict, and the verdict is Firefox rocks. There is new range of features including a dictionary for you to use when you’re entering data into a text field on the Web.
We toyed with IE7 but when Firefox 2 came on to the scene, its just obvious that [...]
Well, we now can post our views on the R1F by Asus, having been using it now for a couple of weeks. First up, we can safely say we are very impressed.
This review isn’t going to be hugely technical, so if you are looking for significant technical information, this review is not going to satisfy [...]
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