Posted by UnknownSabtu, 07 Desember 20130
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Sorry for the poor image quality, because most of the photos are taken with old handphone >.< Back to the past, when I first found out about Decoden. Decoden is the art of decorating gadgets, could be with ribbons, dolls, feathers, beads, pearls, clay, painting etc.. The first time I saw decoden at September 2007 in a Japanese Magazine, I instantly fell in love, and i wanted to decorate my phone too. But I'm having trouble finding the materials in my town, Jogja. At that time, I don't know how to import from overseas. So with modest materials that I found in my town, this is my first Decoden, I forget what kind of phone, this is a Samsung CDMA Phone
Then I found the rhinestone stickers for mobile phones, this is the result on my Sony Ericsson K610
I saw a lot of Japanese people decorate their clamshell phone, apparently that time in Japan was a trend clamshell type mobile phone. The I bought the most cheap clamshell type mobile phone. I forgot the type, the brand is Samsung. And here is the "Decoden Princess Style" in my Samsung Clamshell.
Then I decorate it again to make it look more full, with bonus photo of me in 2008 hahaha >.<
Still in 2008, I attended a Clay Seminar, and I make small roses from clay, then I stick it in my Samsung CDMA phone with some rhinestones.
Back to my Samsung Clamshell Phone, some rhinestones is loose, unfortunately there's no photos of this phone when I had just finished decorate it. Shhhh .. Besides decoden, I also often make my own handphone strap from flannel ~^.^~
Since i obsessed with Decoden, I always buy the Rhinestone Stickers, and this is some Decoden results with Rhinestone Sticker on my Nokia Classic. I forget the series >.<
I know about Decoden in 2007 and I started selling Decoden and the materials for Decoden in 2010. Now? This is the result of last Decoden that I make, I make it to my customers.
Posted by UnknownKamis, 05 Desember 20130
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Here is a rather interesting discovery. It seems Samsung is not quite ready yet to give up on Windows Phone. Indian importation records revealed that Samsung has been sending the Samsung SM-w750v to India, for “testing and evaluation”. A search for the name reveals the handset is running Windows Phone 8, according to Handsetdetection.com, with the user agent of:
The 5 inch handset has a value of Rs. 31,967 for R&D and Rs. 33,245 for “testing and evaluation”, which is around $512 and $533, and about the same as the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Samsung Galaxy Note 3, suggesting we are dealing with a high end device. Such a handset will likely have a 1080P screen and Snapdragon 800 processor, and is presumably a variant of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5, which is expected to be released in Q1 or early Q2 2014. Would a high end but pocketable ATIV give our readers a reason not to chose a Nokia handset? Let us know below.
Let’s face it, smartphones aren’t perfect. We’ve had numerous editorials talking about it, and we don’t think twice about pointing these imperfections out in our reviews. Surely in life nothing is perfect, but there are surely those companies that try harder, and those that don’t. There are companies that’ll charge you the same amount of money for lesser quality products than others, and there are those that would rather lose a premium in oder to sell you what you paid for. Now that said, smartphones aren’t new. We’ve used them for over a decade, and it’s interesting to note that there are certain things that were problems a decade ago, and that are still a problem today. Watch today’s Top 5 as we cover some of the things that we feel that OEMs should try harder to fix. We’ve seen a burst of bigger smartphones, more powerful processors and higher-resolution displays, and still, some of these enhancements are not as essential to us as certain basics that have not been solved yet. Make sure you share your thoughts or annoyances in the comments down bellow
Do you heard about the New Version Blackberry Messenger 8? And you already installed it? And now, you miss your older version of your Blackberry Messenger? I heard a lot about how S*CK the new Blackberry Messenger 8, i installed in 2 different Blackberry device, and for one Blackberry, i decide to back to the old Blackberry Messenger 7. Do you feel s*ck to? here is the solutions to Downgrade your BBM : 1. Uninstall your Blackberry Messenger 8 (make sure you have Blackberry ID and you remember your email and password) 2. Backup your Blackberry Device by using Blackberry Desktop Software (dont forget to backup your device regullarly) 3. Reinstalled with older versions of Blackberry Messenger(Version 6 or 7) Use your Google to find link to download Blackberry Messenger 6 or 7, i using this link for my Blackberry OS 6 and worked : https://db.tt/bARgkpOf
I found that link here : http://www.berryindo.com/forum/topic/balik-kebbm-versi-sebelumnya#.UqCzJydy5VM (indonesian language) Sorry for international reader, i didn't save url with English language >.<
Samsung may dial up a virtual and literal handful of smartphones in early 2014.
(Credit: CBS Interactive)
The Samsung Galaxy S5 may be among five smartphones announced in the first quarter of 2014, reports ETNews (translate). While this is but one report, and from a not-always accurate source, the rumor dovetails with recent rumblings.
The last few few weeks have given way to plenty of leaks and whispers about the Galaxy S5. Details such as the design of the case and display technology have been in the mix for quite some time.But, with new information coming in almost daily, it feels as if the device is almost ready for takeoff.
A variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 might also be among one of the five rumored devices; a lower-cost version of the plus-sized smartphone could debut at Mobile World Congress in February.
This week saw new chatter suggesting a Galaxy Note 3 Lite will employ a step down in display and camera specifications.
One other device that may be on the near horizon is the Samsung Galaxy Grand Lite. This phone could allegedly be a cross between the Galaxy Grand and the Grand 2, and could occupy the middle ground in Samsung's lineup.
It's worth remembering that not every device announced by Samsung gets the global rollout treatment. Some smartphones, like those in the Galaxy Grand family, are often aimed for specific markets and carriers.
The leaks and rumors have yet to reach that overdrive status, however it does appear as if we are seeing more and more mentions of the Samsung Galaxy S5. There has been talk of the handset having a metal frame, 16MP rear-facing camera and even a 4000 mAh battery. And as of today, a GFX Bench filing has been spotted for the SM-G900S, a device that is believed to be the Galaxy S5.
The important part to remember here, the SM-G900S is believed to the the Galaxy S5. With that distinction made clear, it does appear the Galaxy S5 will bring a decent set of specs. The listing begins with mention of Android 4.4 Kit Kat, which given the timing, isn’t as much of a surprise, but more of something we would expect and/or hope to see.
Looking further and there was mention of Adreno 330 graphics and a display resolution of 2560 x 1440. Earlier leaks have suggested the Galaxy S5 display size would measure in at 5, or 5.2-inches. Or in other words, that means a potential PPI of well above 550. Also, while not mentioned in this filing, there has been talk of the Galaxy S5 arriving with 4GB of RAM.
There are a lot of calendar apps available for users in the Google Play Store. You probably have a favorite. I know I do. If you’re a fan of Any.DO and you use an Android device, we know you have been watching and waiting and hoping for the Cal app to make its way to Android. Today is your lucky day, because Any.DO has announced that Cal has landed in the Google Play Store.
Cal is one of the best calendar apps available on iOS, and now that it’s available for Android devices, it’s even better. The great part here is that the Android version of the app is actually betterthan the iOS version. The Android app offers the same integration with Google Maps and Uber that the iOS version has, but it has improved Any.DO task integration than the app on iOS. Android wins again.
Cal has a very modern interface and some pretty slick animations. The new Cal for Android app allows users to put their to-do lists and items into the correct dates on the calendar. It also has a nice home screen widget and supports landscape mode. It allows for instant syncing with Google Calendar, too, which means that it can replace your Google Calendar right away.
Cal has all of the same features of the iOS version, too. There are nine unique photo themes that you can choose from. The animations are nice, but they can be a bit heavy. Because the app syncs with your system calendars, it shows any your appointments that you want it to. Cal will integrate with your contacts as well, making it easy to add people to the events that you have stored in your calendar. The Google Maps and Uber integration make it very simple to jump in to those apps to begin navigating to an address or call a car to pick you up.
Cal is completely free, and you can check it out using the Play Store link below. It may not be for everyone, but it’s one of the slickest calendar apps available for Android.
Depending on how you feel about both “the cloud” and Amazon in general, this deal might not be all that good to you but, free’s free. Now that 4G LTE is pretty accessible for the vast majority of us in the United States, cloud storage has quickly become a viable thing and there are more options than ever before. Amazon’s cloud drive however, is a pretty decent offering and for those of you that have a Kindle Fire or two in the family, it might be your preferred cloud storage option. Amazon is having another brilliant golden quarter, no doubt thanks to Black Friday but, they just keep on giving.
Amazon is now offering 50GB of free cloud storage with select Android smartphones. So, if you’re looking for an Android device to buy this year, whether it be a gift or for yourself, there’s now a little more incentive than before. Even if you were going to buy from Amazon anyway, this is a nice surprise. Devices such as the HTC One in Red, which is still just a penny on Sprint, Verizon’s Droid MAXX, the LG G2 on AT&T and Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3 on Sprint are all included in the offer. You can take a look at the full list here.
Once you’ve bought your Android smartphone of choice, the extra storage will be added to your Amazon cloud account and don’t forget that you do get 5GB for free, making it 55GB if you buy a certain smartphone. As far as cloud storage options go, there are better options out there but, the basic yet functional Android app works well and Amazon themselves have some pretty reliable servers.
This Holiday shopping season has seen Amazon discount some of the best smartphones down to practically nothing, with some of the offers such as the LG G2 down to a penny and offers of the Galaxy Note 3 still running. Did you cash in on these offers this past weekend? Let us know in the comments below!
Posted by UnknownSabtu, 30 November 20130
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Eagerly awaiting more details to emerge of the Lumia 929? Leakster 'Falorin' has you covered over on our community forum. A new photo of the unannounced Windows Phone in white has been leaked (see above for previously released render), as well as some information on the size of the battery. You're looking at an impressive 2510mAh power plant. Falorin also lightly touches on a mid to late December release and states the white variant is matte, just like its black sibling. Should you be hoping to snatch up the white version, it's believed to be the limited option so we'll have to see just how easy it is to purchase. See below another shot of the Lumia 929: We'll accept the above as this is the same lucky leakster who was able to publish a quick hands-on of the Lumia 929 (now pulled), as well as showing exactly what the camera can do with a sample photo. Should you require a friendly reminder, the device is expected to feature a 5-inch, 1080p display. This display will be joined by 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage and a Snapdragon 800 processor
Seasons is a relatively new infinite runner game for our Windows Phones. You play the role of Ezra, a warrior who is in the middle of a heated battle with his brother Aton. You have to help Ezra race across the land, navigating him past various obstacles along the way. Game play is not unlike other running games and graphics are well done. The storyline does get lost after the title scenes but is replaced by a fast paced, challenging game. You jump, slide and punch your way through obstacles to see how far you can run. Add magic attacks, power-ups, multi-player support and the ability to fly and Seasons comes across as an attractive Windows Phone game, well worth a try.
The main menu for Seasons has options to play the game, purchase upgrades for your character, view your gaming achievements and access the game’s options. Gaming options allow you to set your screen name, mute the sounds and turn on the multiplayer mode. With multiplayer mode turned on your Windows Phone will be detectable for the local, multiplayer game. When you first hop into the game, Seasons will walk you through a brief tutorial covering gaming controls. Your player will be constantly running and you control his avoidance maneuvers by a series of swipes; swipe up to jump, swipe down to slide and slide forward to punch.
As you avoid obstacles and progress through the game, you can collect leaves that can be used to purchase upgrades and magical items to help your character survive longer on his run. Items such as a magnet that will draw all the leaves to your position or the snatcher that is used in the multi-player game to rob your opponent of leaves. The game screen has your distance and leaf count displayed in the upper right corner. Any magical items in your inventory will be displayed along the right side and bottom of the screen. A fly button rests in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Once you have traveled a set distance, your character will get the ability to fly. The flight mode will transition your character between the game’s different environments. As you soar through the clouds you’ll need to dodge boulders that are mysteriously flying the friendly skies as well. You control your flight elevation through swipes as well and after a short distance of flight, Ezra will gently glide back to the ground with a new environment to race across.
The multi-player mode is done over local Wi-Fi and has you racing against your opponent to see how far you can survive. Your player is running in the foreground while your opponent can be seen in the background running the course.
You also have a combat aspect to the multi-player mode in that you can use your magic to foul up your opponent. Your available magical items will be displayed along the bottom of the screen. The multi-player mode tests your multi-tasking skills in that you have to avoid all the obstacles as well as handle the combat aspects of the game. The downside to the multi-player game is that game play doesn't give you enough time to search, host and settle into the two player game before tossing obstacles your way. It would be nice if once both players are connected, a countdown would sound and then you start game play. Seasons is a decent infinity runner game and while graphics are nice, the game screen is zoomed in fairly close. This minimizes your reaction time to obstacles making it rather difficult to keep up with the pace of the game. This isn’t a major issue when you first start your run when the pace is more gingerly. However, the longer your run, the quicker the game pace becomes and reaction time gets tight. If you look away for just an instance you may find Ezra running head on into a boulder. I wouldn’t mind seeing the game view zoomed out just a little bit to give players a fighting chance. Graphics are nice, game play challenging and the multi-player modes lets Seasons stand out a little from the other infinite runner games in the Store. There is a free trial version available with the full version of Seasons running $.99. You can find Seasons here in the Windows Phone Store. It’s available for both Windows Phone 8 and 7.x devices. Update: While the game is listed and will load on Windows Phone 7.x devices, the game does not run properly. As noted by the developer in the comments below, an update to enable the Windows Phone 7.x version of the game is in the works and should be available next week.
The OmniROM development team announced the release of KitKat nightly builds for 15 of the most popular Android devices of the moment, and highlighted some of the new features of the custom ROMt.
OmniROM is a new custom ROM that aims to be a community-driven, feature-rich, and flexible implementation of Android. Some well-known developers are contributing to OmniROM, including Chainfire (SuperSU, Mobile ODIN Pro), Xplodwild (Focal, formally with Cyanogen), and Dees_Troy (TWRP).
The OmniROM team announced no fewer than 15 devices that already have nightly builds based on Android 4.4 KitKat. The team recently announced it will cease development of Android 4.3-based ROMs and focus fully on KitKat.
The following devices currently have KitKat nightlies:
The new nightlies bring a bunch of features to OmniROM, including:
1. Non-intrusive incoming call notifications – instead of a full screen notification for answering phone calls, OmniROM will feature a card-like popup on the bottom of the screen that shows the caller and offers the option to decline or answer the call. In theory, this should allow you to continue what you were doing (browsing, gaming, etc.) without having to switch apps. 2. Advanced audio settings, including center frequency for bass boost and stereo widening 3. Improved ActiveDisplay 4.Permissions per apps
The OmniROM team promised more features are in the pipeline, as well as nightlies for more popular devices, including some from Sony and HTC.
Galaxy S2 I9100 gets latest Android 4.4 KitKat features with CyanogenMod 11 ROM
Galaxy S2 I9100G users are in for a special treat as they can enjoy the first ever Android 4.4 KitKat update, thanks to the release of CyanogenMod 11 ROM by XDA Recognised Developer, Wayland_ACE. The custom ROM has been constantly developed and tweaked in the last few days to obtain a stable and fully-functional firmware.
Samsung is far from releasing any official KitKat update for older devices and hence the release of custom Android 4.4 based CyanogenMod 11 ROM gains precedence. Most of the basic features have been reportedly tested to be working fine with the latest version of ClockworkMod (CWM) recovery (v6.0.4.5) installed.
Interested users can follow our step-by-step guide to install Android 4.4 KitKat on Galaxy S2 I9100G using CyanogenMod 11 ROM. IBTimes UK reminds its readers that it will not be held liable for any device damage during or after firmware installation. Users are advised to proceed at their own risk.
Pre-requisites
The unofficial CyanogenMod 11 ROM and the instructions given in this guide are meant for the Galaxy S2 I9100G model only. Verify device model number by navigating to Settings > About Phone.
Back up data and settings using a recommended custom recovery tool, like ClockworkMod (CWM) or TWRP, as it creates a complete image of the existing phone setup. In Recovery, choose Backup and Restore and tap Backup.
Ensure USB debugging mode is enabled on the phone, by navigating to Settings > Developer Options (NOTE: Tap the phone's Build Number seven times to unlock or reveal the hidden Developer Options under Settings.) Then select the checkbox to enable USB debugging mode under Settings > Developer Options.
Make sure the phone has at least 80% battery charge to prevent unexpected device shutdown (due to battery drain) while installing the ROM.
Ensure the device is unlocked (not locked to a specific carrier) androoted with latest ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery (v6.0.4.5) or install CyanogenMod 10.2 Nightly which includes CWM recovery v6.0.4.5.
If the device is stuck at booting or experiencing boot loop issues, perform Wipe Cache Partition and Wipe Dalvik Cache a few more times before rebooting.
Allow newly installed ROM to stabilise for five minutes before you start working on it.
Steps to Install Android 4.4 KitKat on Galaxy S2 I9100G with Unofficial CyanogenMod 11 ROM
Step-1: Download Android 4.4 KitKat CM11 ROM for Galaxy S2 I9100G to computer
Step-2: Download Google Apps package
Step-3: Connect the Galaxy S2 to computer via USB cable. Without extracting, copy the downloaded firmware zip and Google Apps zip files to the root folder of the phone's SD card.
Step-4: Power off the phone and wait for 5 to 10 seconds until the device shuts down completely.
Step-5: Press and hold Volume Up, Home and Power buttons together, until the Galaxy S2 logo appears on screen.
Step-6: Release all three buttons at the same time to boot into recovery mode.NOTE: In recovery mode, use Volume keys to navigate between options and Power key to select the desired option.
Step-7: Perform Wipe data/Factory reset (this will delete all apps and their settings and game progress) and choose Yes on next screen to confirm the action.
Step-8: Return to CWM recovery main menu and select Mounts and Storage > Format System and click Yes on next screen to confirm. Then perform Wipe Cache Partition. From the main menu of CWM recovery, go to Advanced and choose Wipe Dalvik Cache. Then hit Yes on next screen to confirm.
NOTE:Flash CyanogenMod 10.2 Nightly before you proceed (use step 9). Once CM 10.2 Nightly is flashed, you will have access to CWM recovery v6.0.4.5 and then you can install/flash CyanogenMod 11 ROM (repeat step 9).
Step-9: Select Install Zip from sdcard and then click Choose zip from sdcard. Browse to the location of the CM11 firmware file (cm-11-20131117-UNOFFICIAL-i9100G.zip) which you copied earlier to your phone's SD card. Choose Yes on next screen to confirm the firmware installation.
Step-10: Repeat the previous step to install Google Apps as well.
Step-11: Once Google Apps is also installed, select "+++++Go Back+++++" and reboot the phone by tapping reboot system now from the recovery menu. Your Galaxy S2 I9100 will restart and it may take about 5 minutes for first boot. So, do not interrupt the process.
Your Galaxy S2 I9100G is now running on Android 4.4 KitKat via CyanogenMod 11 ROM. Go to Settings > About Phone to verify the firmware installed.
Before GTAV took us to the sun-bleached sidewalks and humming concrete freeways of present-day Los Santos and beyond, there was Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the biggest GTA of the PS2 era. Now, head back to the early 90s with CJ and the Grove Street Families when Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas comes to mobile devices next month.Encompassing Los Santos, San Fierro, Las Venturas and everything in between, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has been upgraded for its mobile release. Newly remastered graphics including dynamic and detailed shadows, greater draw distance, an enriched color palette, plus enhanced character and car models make this the best-looking version of San Andreas yet.Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas also features brand new touch controls including contextual control options to display buttons only when you need them and three different control schemes for driving and maneuvering, as well as a reworked checkpoint system for easier progression. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for mobile also comes equipped with full controller support, including Made for iOS controller capability on iOS7. It will be available for select iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle and Windows Mobile devices. Stay tuned for more details in the weeks ahead.
The Game will be launched in december 2013 and will be paid in android and windows store but you can always download it for free here. The links will be available as soon as Gta San andreas is realeased. Apk along with obb data will be available. Stay with us for more information about the release. Till then you can see other news and games for windows and androidHERE.
Posted by UnknownSelasa, 26 November 20130
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Continued from previous post, I was posted about Nutrifull Shea Butter Cream, and this time I'll review about Nutrifull Shea Butter Essentializer, still one series with Nutrifull Shea Butter Cream.
This is the description on the Nutrifull Shea Butter Essentializer box :
ProductDescription :
Name : Etude House Nutrifull Shea Butter Essentializer Volume : 60ml Ingredients : 5% of organic shea butter - Contains 5% of organic shea butter + cloud berry. - Multi skin care in 2 in 1 with essence and lotion. - Smooth touch like whipped cream. How to use : After your skin or toner, at the essence stage, apply moderate amount according to skin texture.
* You don’t need to have additional lotion, as it is essence + lotion product.
The texture is like a milk, thick and creamy, soft fragrance like Nutrifull Shea Butter Cream
Nutrifull Shea Butter Essentializer quickly absorbed in my skin, its very moisturizing but not too glowy, perfect for normal-dry skin. Actually, my skin type is normal, but I like to wear Nutrifull Shea Butter product, because the product has a thick texture so it more lasting, not wear out too quickly. You can have good benefits of Shea Butter while saving money because Nutrifull Shea Butter can be used in a long period.
For dry skin, Nutrifull Shea Butter series would be better if used sequentially : Essentializer - Cream - Sleeping Pack But if your skin is normal, you can use just one product, it doesn't matter :) Product Name : Etude House Nutrifull Shea Butter Essentializer Rating : 9/10 Recommended : Yes This product can be purchased at MY SHOP
Posted by UnknownSenin, 25 November 20130
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Ubisoft
Assassin's Creed Pirates for iOS and Android devices.
Ubisoft released Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag in October, and now the publisher is about to release another pirate-themed Assassin’s Creed title — this time for mobile.
The game is Assassin’s Creed: Pirates, and it will debut Dec. 5 for iOS and Android for $5.
Pirates has players taking the role of Captain Alonzo Batilla. As Batilla, gamers command a pirate ship and engage in naval combat with other vessels. The captain then slowly works his way up the hierarchy of pirates that sail the Caribbean while also searching for buried treasure and recruiting additional crew.
Developer Ubisoft Paris produced the title, which uses a new 3D graphics engine built specifically for powerful mobile devices. This means the game is only going to work on high-end smartphones and tablets.
From the look of things, Assassin’s Creed: Pirates appears like it is taking inspiration from beloved PC title (and recent mobile release) Sid Meier’s Pirates, which also has players sailing the Caribbean, gathering a pirate crew, searching for treasure, and more.
The mobile game also adds to the ongoing Assassin’s Creed lore. Players will meet with Assassins and Templars as they continue their age-long battle for supremacy. Batilla also crosses paths with infamous pirates like Blackbeard.
Assassin’s Creed is one of Ubisoft’s most important franchises. The publisher has released a triple-A console and PC Assassin’s Creed annually for the last five years. The company also often attempts to break the series onto other platforms. Those games include substantial releases for PlayStation Vita (Assassin’s Creed: Liberation), iOS and Android games (Assassin’s Creed: Recollection), and browser-based titles (Assassin’s Creed: Project Legacy)
CyanogenMod Releases Cm11.0 For samsung galaxy s4 i9500. Download Link Is given below. Please comment the bugs and if the links are broken.
CyanogenMod 11.0 for the i9500 is currently in its alpha stages. You can see the bugs at the bottom of the second post. Flash at your own risk.
How To Install:
Switching to CyanogenMod 11.0 from another ROM:
- Make sure you're running a proper working CWM Recovery. - Download Gapps and the CM 11.0 zip on to your phone. - Boot into recovery - Flash the CM 11.0 zip from your SD card. - Flash the Gapps zip from your SD card. - Wipe data/factory reset (Extremely necessary) - Reboot to system. - Never restore system data using Titanium Backup.
Upgrading from an earlier version of CyanogenMod 11.0:
- Download the updated CM 11.0 zip on to your phone. - Boot into recovery - Flash the update from your SD card. - Reboot to system. Download Rom(Nov 25th) Download Gapps :)
In these several days, I'm obsessed with the great song from Katy Perry "Unconditionally". I love this song because this song have a good MV, so elegant and classy, especially this song has a very deep meanings. "Unconditionally" means you'll love and accept him as he is. Its similiar with the song from Bruno Mars "Just The Way You Are" but Unconditionally has a deep impression and more mature.
I want to presented it, not to humans, but for dogs. If I choose my BF then I would look too tacky hahaha >.<
That's not like that.. I think dogs love us as a dog owner unconditionally, dogs doesn't care who you are, the president or an artist or a bum, dog doesn't demand anything, dog love you for just the way you are, even though you're ugly or pretty. With they sincerity and loyalty, as the owner of the dog we are supposed to love our dog unconditionally too.
I don't care if the dog was beauty / ugly, cheap / expensive, mix breeder / rare breeder, I love all dogs in the world *hug*
But especially, I love my dogs at home ^^ picture with the words "Unconditionally Love" is my dogs, the other is my sister dogs.
The first dog is Oscar, mix bredder, I have him since he was born, Oscar is the son of my sister dog. Oscar represents my calm attitude
I made this for my facebook cover, I'll update my facebook soon ^^
Oscar already 7 years, he is always healthy and aggressive to catch mice >.<
The second dog is Ramon, mix bredeer, I have it when his age 2 months, my sister who gave Ramon.
Age Ramon now 4 years, Ramon represent my childish character >.<
This black dog is a Bona, mother of Oscar and Mely
This is Lexy, mini pincher, I do not know how old he is, this dog suddenly came to my sister home every day.
This is Mely, very similar to the Oscars, because she is the Oscar sister
Posted by UnknownSabtu, 23 November 20130
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For the past several years, I chased after an Android future that never really materialized. I went through a number of Android convertible tablets (like the Transformer TF101 and TF300), and I tried Webtop on my Motorola phones as a full PC in a Lapdock. Android came very close, but I kept feeling like the devices were coming up just a bit short. When Microsoft's Surface RT came out, I watched closely but was turned off by the steep price. A year later, when prices finally started to come down, I bought one from Craigslist. Android devices never gave me the confidence to travel without a laptop. They were inherently limited by the fact that they had evolved from a mobile OS that wasn’t designed to do heavy word processing or render web-based apps and sites in full desktop mode. Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, famously said, “You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things are probably not gonna be pleasing to the user.” However, Surface RT was a different story. In fact, I've increasingly been using Surface RT more than any of my Android devices. Here are five reasons why.
1. Microsoft reimagined the OS
Windows 8 wasn’t a mature mobile OS, but the interface leverages mobile touch devices in a form that follows function. iOS and Android both took a classic icon-based desktop design, shrunk it down to smartphones, and then expanded it to run on larger tablets. Microsoft reimagined the OS to work around the device. Gestures take some practice to master, but they make navigation more intuitive. Windows 8 on a touch device gets out of your way. The actions become natural to interact with apps, to navigate through the OS, and to organize and customize the platform. I recently talked to someone who said that when they go back to their non-touch Windows desktop, they find themselves reaching out to perform touch actions. I found the same thing when returning to Android tabs after using Surface RT. When you miss features that are absent, something is done right.
2. Surface RT has a native interface for productivity
The Classic desktop is powerful. You can’t run traditional x86 code, but that may not be such a disadvantage. With Office and a full desktop version of IE, plus all of the traditional apps, accessories, logs, control panels, and services as Windows, Surface RT becomes an ideal traveling companion for productivity. The ability to drop into a native interface that is keyboard- and mouse-oriented gives Surface RT a huge advantage over Android and iOS for basic, traditional productivity tasks. You don’t have to find touch-oriented workaround solutions to cut and paste, drag and drop, manipulate the file system, input text, mouseover, and point, because it's all natively supported.
3. The Modern experience is improved in Windows 8.1
Windows 8.1 has improved the Modern experience tremendously. Apple and Microsoft both played with gadgets and widgets that are designed to bring a mobile-like experience to the desktop. The reason smartphones and tablets are popular with business users is because of the excellent digital assistant utility of those devices. Notifications and alerts (for calendars and tasks), instant access to contacts, and the ability to call up maps and navigation utilities -- these and other features are a traditional strength of tablets and smartphones and a liability for PCs. Business users would love to have those features consolidated in one device, but to gain one, the sacrifices on the other have remained too great. Surface RT goes a long way to address that. With Windows 8, I complained that the Classic desktop was used as a crutch too often. However, Windows 8.1 starts to bring Modern into the foreground of the experience, with more time spent in full-featured mobile apps.
4. Refresh and restore with greater ease
Surface RT refresh and restore are like a reset on Android or iOS. Windows on Intel is still vulnerable to all classic Windows issues, meaning that you may find yourself far away from home with a crippled OS and no reinstall media, no keys, and unable to recover. If something goes wrong, recovering the exact state may be difficult or impossible on a traditional PC, but it's far easier on ARM-based devices, including Surface RT. On the other hand, with a full desktop browser, things that have to wait until you're back at a regular PC on other ARM devices can be done immediately in the Surface RT Classic desktop. Google Drive, Dropbox, social media sites, blogs, and many online apps work on Surface RT just like a regular Windows PC rather than as a crippled mobile site or by the unreliable method of rendering a“mouse and pointer”-oriented site in desktop mode on a mobile browser.
5. The general freedom of an NT OS is baked into Surface RT
Surface RT offers the basic open freedoms of Windows. While you can’t install Classic apps, use alternate markets, or sideload apps, much of the general freedom of an NT OS is baked into Surface RT. You can browse networks and copy and manipulate files as much as you'd like. You can launch files or apps multiple ways and directed to multiple destinations. Peripheral support on Surface RT is also unmatched by Android or iOS, including keyboards, mice, joysticks, external drives, and (most significantly for me) printers. I’ve tried countless cloud printing solutions on iOS and Android, and they’ve all been unreliable and difficult to configure. Surface RT doesn’t support every Windows printer, but when it works, it's just like setting up one in Windows -- comfortable, familiar, and reliable. If you can’t print, you’ll probably find that your hotel’s business center or a Kinkos will take your SD card, load your document onto their PC, and print it out for you with very little hassle. Furthermore, the built-in USB will take a thumb drive or any size external hard drive. I’ve even hooked up an external USB DVD drive. It isn’t that Android can’t do some of these things, it's that it can’t deliver all of these things as consistently or as well. Android still has a tremendous advantage as a leisure content consumption platform, which is why it's so popular on the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire. If that's what you're looking for in a mobile device, Surface RT may disappoint you. But if you want a hybrid device that places an emphasis on productivity in a corporate environment, neither iOS or Android come close to the solution that Surface RT offers. Do you agree or disagree? Share your opinion in the discussion thread below