2011 International CES : 4G Smartphone, Dual Core Processor

The next Consumer Electronics Show is coming in early January, and a number of new Android OS smartphones are expected to be unveiled at this gigantic trade show, and maybe a new version of the iPhone, too.

Verizon is apparently going to be the star of the show, as it has promised to announce its first 4G smart phones on the first day of the show. This company's LTE service, which debuted earlier this month, offers significantly faster data transfers than its 3G service, but is currently available only for laptops.

The device most likely on the docket is the Motorola Olympus, a cutting-edge device that unconfirmed reports say is going to run Google's Android OS on a dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and be built around a 4.1-inch display.

Whatever Verizon's first 4G model turns out to be, it won't be produced by HTC, as this company's CES announced recently that HTC isn't going to have an LTE-based device on the market until the middle of next year.

A long-shot for an appearance at CES 2011 is Verizon's version of the Apple iPhone 4. There have been persistent, albeit unconfirmed, reports that this device is in development and headed for release early next year, but whether the big event will be at this tradeshow is an open question.

Verizon likes to use CES to show off products, while Apple prefers to host its own events. At this point, there's no way to know which company will get its way.

In any case, numerous reports from industry insiders say that the Verizon version of the iPhone 4 is gong to be on the market before springtime.

A Dual-Core Smartphone

The wraps came off the LG Optimus 2X last week, another model that's going to use a Tegra 2 dual-core processor to run Google's operating system.

An unconfirmed report indicates that this high-end model is headed for T-Mobile in the spring, and this carrier might be planning to make an official announcement of this at CES.

About 2011 International CES

CES is not generally a tradeshow that sees loads of smartphones announced. These are consumer products, and companies only unveil them immediately after the Holiday Shopping Season under special circumstances.

Want to know more about the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow? Check out the About CES section of CESweb.org.

Limited access or No Connectivity

When working continuously on internet connection for a long time, suddenly you get an error in network connection reading “Limited access or No Connectivity”. Component called TCP / IP is responsible for it.

TCP / IP gets corrupted and as a result you cannot access Internet connection from your system. To solve the issue, What I usually do is right click on network in tray icon set and troubleshoot.

Troubleshoot detects a problem (which is more often related to TCP/IP), Resets Wireless adapter (general solution) then verifies whether problem is solved followed by detection of additional problems.

When you know that problem can be fixed by resetting then use Reset & Repair TCP/IP, a small program which fixes everything in one click. It is a portable program, execute it and click on Reinstall/Reset to apply the fix.

For efficiency of this solution I recommend checking the boxes that says “Also repair WinSock” and “Restart after reset” so that WinSock repair and restart the computer at the end and get a new IP address on the local network.

The application works well with Windows XP, 2003, Vista and Windows 7, no installation required, just download it and run it.

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Google Maps 5.0 for Android Update

"Offline Maps and 3D view are available"

Never again will you get lost in the big city with the latest update to Google Maps for mobile, which brings offline mode functionality to the app, in addition to a new 3-D view of the maps you pull up.

Google Maps 5.0 for Android will now dynamically draw images by using vectors -- as opposed to loading a series of individual, small images that were stitched together in the past -- which uses 100 times less data to acquire maps.

This allows Google Maps to easily cache large chunks of maps on your phone based on where you use the app the most. Each time the device is plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi, the application will automatically start caching maps of your most frequently visited areas. So, lose your connection or go underground on the train, and the app still has the map of the surrounding area that you need on your phone.

With the offline maps comes an equally useful feature: the ability to perform offline re-routing when using Google Maps Navigation, the turn-by-turn GPS navigation feature. Though an Internet connection is still required to start a route, the connection can drop out part of the way through and the application will still put users on the right track if any wrong turns are made.

Google Maps 3D

The new 3D view of your maps also utilizes the dynamic drawing feature, which allows users to interact with the images in new ways. When handling the maps, there are special touch controls for tilting, rotating, and zooming in on the images.

There is also a new compass mode, where users can center the map on their location and then orient the 3D map to match their perspective.

Google Maps for mobile 5.0 is available in the Android market for all devices running on Android 1.6 and up, but the offline mode and 3D maps require Android 2.0 or higher.

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Dreams comes True

Most people have a dream but they don't make effort to realize their dreams which is a shame. To realize your dreams, you must turn them into goals that are achievable and have a timeline. Then, you need to craft out your action plan to move you closer to your goals each day. Do not let your day pass by without doing something that can move you closer to your dreams.

The first step in attaining your dreams is to set GOALS!

The most common difficulty in setting goals is the word "IMPOSSIBLE". For the most part people get hung up thinking :

“I can't do this.
It is too hard.
It is unattainable.
No one can do this.”

If everyone thought that, there would be no inventions, no innovations, and no breakthroughs in human achievement. Because we have given up before we even take the first step!

We all must learn how to aspire higher and remove the word "impossible". Nothing is impossible! People thought that it was impossible for human beings to go to the moon; and they had been proven wrong. People said that it was impossible for us to fly across the continent; again they had been proven wrong!

So again,... Nothing is impossible! Do not let this word encircle your mind!

If you don't allow the word "impossible" to surround your mind, you will not know that it's impossible to do what is actually achievable.

For instance, at some point in time scientists were puzzled when they took a look at the unassuming bumblebee. In theory, they said, it was not possible for the bumblebee to fly. Fortunately for the bumblebee nobody has told it so. As a result fly it does.

If you limit yourself with self-doubt, and self-limiting assumptions, you will in no way be able to break past what you consider not possible. If you reach excessively far out into the sky without working towards your goal, you will find yourself clinging to the impossible dream.

Break up your goals into achievable steps:
Don't let your goals to overwhelm you, break them down into manageble and achievable steps. Then outline in details how you are going to achieve each step so that you can move closer to your goals each day.

Set up your action plan:
After you have outlined the steps to achieve your goals, make an action plan to guide you through the implementation. Stick to your action plan each day so that you can focus your mind and energy on achieving your goals and dreams.

When you have goals in life and detailed action plan on how to achieve your goals step-by-step. You will feel that your life become more purposeful. You will always wake up in the morning with positive aspiration and positive energy to go to work on your plan.

That's how you make your dreams to become reality.



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