- Have faith on U, If you don't have faith on U, Nobody will.
- Think whether you can complete before taking up any activity.
- Don't believe on words, Believe on actions.
- Treat people as you expect them to treat you.
- Same rule can neither be applied everywhere nor for everything.
- Avoid dependencies until it is worth.
- If you have problem in taking decisions, ask questions yourself to narrow down.
- Observe yourself as a 3rd person and evaluate. U can't change few habits, but you'll know U better. If possible, try to improve yourself.
- Fitness is lifestyle.
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
Few things I try to follow...
I thought of sharing few things that I call as my Philosopies...
MyQuotes
- "Live Richly... Don't try to become Rich... Else you might miss to live richly..."
- "Business is not about selling what you have in your store... It is about selling what customer wants to buy..."
- "Treat people as you want them to treat you..."
Migration from A388 to A1200

I bought A1200 a month ago, Phone is worth for that price.
I had Motorola A388, one of the first release in that product series.
It has improved a lot in that product series. Migrated the data from A388 to A1200.
I would like to share my feedback about Motorola A1200 (MING).
Let me first appreciate the new things...
1) The interface is much better than the previous versions.
2) specific options such as "select all" option is really helpfull.
3) Full screen mode in video player is really cool.
Now coming to the points that didn't like or it would have been better...
1) I cannot create more than 6 categories in contacts.
I didn't have any restrictions in A388. I think you have made the restriction
on this because of the display in the category list.
They would have solved this by adding a scrollbar to the category list.
I could not migrate all the categories as it is from A388.
Still I have 10 categories data yet to migrate :(
2) In the Motorola Phone Tools, the Categories are not listed in the
"Mobile Phone" side of the Phone Book Screen. It would have helped if
the categories are listed in this section.
3) when porting data from A388 to A1200, The column names for the contacts differs a lot.
The portability issue is not taken care. Hence mapping column names is manual and porting them is harder. Software is not user friendly on this case.
4) When we have a loudspeaker option, the phone A1200 still demands the headset
to plugged in for the FM radio. They would have added the FM Antenna within the Phone.
5) When the flap/lid is closed, the video player keeps playing but switches to only
voice mode. There would have added an option to play the vedio even if I close the flap/lid.
6) I am not able to play video ring tones.. Is there any way out?.
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Loaded the music system to my car

I, Maruthu, and Muthu went to few shops in Koramangala, checked few music players and decided to load the below mentioned configuration into my car.
The audio guy explained few fundas to us.
The audible range for human being is 20Hz – 20000Hz. I hope you guys remember that Hz (pronounced as “Hertz”) is the unit of frequency.
When you play the music, the sounds can be separated into 3 different categories:
Low Frequency (20 Hz – 300 Hz), So called Bass,
Mid Frequency (300Hz – 2000Hz), For Vocal, and
High Frequency (2000Hz – 20000Hz).
Low frequency is well played by the instrument called “Woofer”,
Mid Frequency is well played by the instrument called “Speaker”, A normal round speaker without any additional attachments.
High Frequency is well played by the instrument called “Tweeter”.
The Audio guy said that nowadays there are instruments which have both the speakers and tweeters together, but the effect will not be that great as you hear with the separate components. So, He suggested the following configuration: 4 speakers (Mid Frequency), 1 Amplifier-1 Woofer (Low Frequency) and 2 Tweeters.
I went with Pioneer music system & speakers with Sony Amplifiers.
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
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