A stylish personal assistant
For handling business on the go, consider the new HP iPAQ 914 Series Business Messenger, a 3G smartphone. The HP iPAQ 914 has a piano-black case and features an integrated QWERTY keyboard, Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system, GPS, a 3-megapixel camera, touch-screen display and a five-way navigation scroll wheel allowing convenient one-handed navigation through menus and e-mails.
The HP iPAQ 914 Series offers voice and mobile e-mail communications, along with support for critical business applications. Built-in Cyberon Voice Commander and HP Voice Reply enable hands-free e-mailing and other device commands. The device uses tri-band UMTS/HSDPA and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE wireless technology to allow users to make calls and quickly access the Internet around the world, while integrated Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless technology allows for convenient connectivity.
Don’t freak, just undelete!
Diskeeper Corporation’s Undelete 2009 replaces a computer’s recycle bin with a “Recovery Bin” that captures all data including digital photos and files commonly missed by the Windows recycle bin. It even recovers earlier “saved over” versions of Microsoft files. You can “View Versions” and preview files before recovery to help find the right one. It’s far easier and faster than going to back up. All of your data is protected in real time.
InvisiTasking processing technology performs Undelete’s operations with zero overhead to ensure no performance hit. SecureDelete 2.0 an electronic data shredder, does ensure that selected confidential files and file remnants are permanently erased and unrecoverable. Emergency Undelete recovers files deleted before installing Undelete 2009. Free trial ware available at www.undelete.com
Research done in Pakistan
Sponsored by Pakistan’s Higher Education Commission, the Pakistan Research Repository (http://eprints.hec.gov.pk) is an online archive of thousands of Ph.D. theses, along with various research papers and other documents of potential interest. Items are organized by subject, year, type or originating institution. Additionally, visitors can sign up to receive RSS feeds.
Organize a sharing iftar
The Council of American Islamic Relations has launched a “Sharing Ramadan” program to improve the understanding of Islam. While this effort is aimed at non-Muslims in the USA, it could be used by Muslims anywhere to reach out to people of other faiths. Full details for setting up and hosting a “Shared Iftar” are available at http://crm.cair.com/site/R?i=p5hxu8RI4_EQni0WB7Qtcg.
Mobile Apps for Ramadan
Nokia Saudi Arabia has launched mobile applications and content tailored for the holy month of Ramadan. At the top of the 2008 Ramadan offering from Nokia is the digitized Holy Qur’an application, which allows users to read, search, bookmark and listen to Qur’an recitation. Other elements include Emsakya, Ramadaniat and Mozzaker. Developed by ASGATech, all content of the Ramadan applications has been approved by Al-Azhar Al-Shareef.
Building on Nokia’s existing Maps platform, the new mobile services also feature locations of major mosques in Saudi Arabia, such as Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah and Masjid Al-Nabawi in Al-Madinah. Additionally users can also navigate locations of major mosques in the UAE, Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, and Pakistan using the Nokia Maps service.
The range of new Nokia devices to offer pre-loaded Ramadan applications in the region include: Nokia N78, Nokia N70 Music Edition, Nokia E51, Nokia 3120 Classic, Nokia 6500 Slide, Nokia 6300 and Nokia 2630. Current users of the above devices as well as users of the Nokia N73, Nokia N95, Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N82, Nokia E90, Nokia E71, Nokia 6210 Navigator, and Nokia 6220 Classic can download the Ramadan applications, content and services through www.nokia.com/ramadan
