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. Quality Build Phones With Exceptional Design For Everyone The biggest ammo to join the arsenal of Windows phones has to be Nokia’s partnership. With phones ranging from $180 to $425, sporting screen sizes from 4″ to 6″, Nokia has plenty of choices not just for the budget-conscious but also those are looking for a powerful, sleek phone, for instance like Nokia Lumia 1020 with 41 megapixel camera sensor and Full HD video. You definitely can get good value for your money if you just keep your eyes open for a good alternative phone, rather than stop looking once it isn’t on a “popular” OS. 2. Gorgeous Apps Although the Windows App Store lags behind the Play Store in terms of quantity, what counts with apps is the quality and so far Windows phones have the basic necessities covered . Windows Phone is not an open source platform and Microsoft has a stricter criteria set than Google about which apps and games can populate their respective marketplaces. As a result, the app store responds with superior and better apps, and cleaner options , than what Android apps can offer. They are consistent, gorgeous, minimalistic and in many cases, look better than they do on Android. I’d suggest you take a look at 6tag (3rd party app for Instagram), Spotify, Skype, and Facebook. 3. Seamless Email And Social Media Integration Windows Phone with its mission to build an end-to- end product experience for its customers, has a soild built-in social media integrated hub that they use; it’s very smooth and fluid. The People Hub gets updates from social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Rather than opening individual apps one by one, all your friends’ status updates and notifications can be viewed within the People Hub. Facebook integration on Windows Phone also makes it better than Android when it comes to tagging pictures. It also allows you to use your phone contacts as tags. You can switch between Facebook chat and normal text messaging with your contacts on Windows Phone. 4. Microsoft Integration and Support Those who are used to Microsoft’s service and software would be glad to know Windows Phone works well with Microsoft products like Outlook.com. OneDrive Skype, Xbox, and OneNote. Unlike Android, Windows Phone comes with free Office in the OS itself. The mobile version is handy for on-the-go professionals. You can view and edit, Excel, PowerPoint and Word documents straight on your Windows Phone. It also integrates with OneDrive and users can save their compatible files on Microsoft’s cloud storage service. 5. Consistency Across All Devices Android comes in so many shapes and sizes, so performance and quality are always a question. Windows Phone however works well on all levels of devices from the entry-level Lumia 520 to the high- end Lumia 1020 without any noticeable lag whatsoever. The minimalist design approach is applied at all Nokia’s Lumia range of devices and known for best build quality. 6. Customizations on Lockscreen Windows Phone allows you to check out your notifications from your lockscreen. Not only you can change Background pictures in Lock screen settings, but Windows Phones also allow the integration of live apps on the lockscreen. Some of the better app integrations are Bing and Facebook. Bing displays the Bing Picture of the Day while Facebook displays photos from your albums . You can also choose from photos of yourself or create a selection of photos to be shown on your lockscreen. Another cool thing that you could do is to configure the lock screen to display artist information when playing music. 7. Play your XBox games on Windows Phone If you own an XBox, .....more here;;; www.abbeytech .heck .in |
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1. The electric furnace (1889) It was “the only
means for commercially producing
Carborundum (the hardest of all manufactured
substances).” The electric furnace also converted
aluminum “from a merely precious to very
useful metal” (by reducing it’s price 98 percent),
and was “radically transforming the steel
industry.”
2. The steam turbine, invented by Charles
Parsons in 1884 and commercially introduced
over the next 10 years. A huge improvement in
powering ships, the more far-reaching use of
this invention was to drive generators that
produced electricity.
3. The gasoline-powered automobile. Many
inventors worked toward the goal of a “self-
propelled” vehicle in the 19th century. Wyman
gave the honor specifically to Gottleib Daimler
for his 1889 engine, arguing: “a century's
insistent but unsuccessful endeavor to provide a
practical self-propelled car proves that the
success of any type that once answered
requirements would be immediate. Such success
did come with the advent of the Daimler motor,
and not before.”
4. The moving picture. Entertainment always
will be important to people. “The moving
picture has transformed the amusements of the
multitude.” The technical pioneer he cited was
Thomas Edison.
5. The airplane. For “the Realization of an age-
long dream” he gave the laurels of success to
the Wright brothers, but apart from its military
use reserved judgment on the utility of the
invention: “It presents the least commercial
utility of all the inventions considered.”
6. Wireless Telegraphy. Systems for transmitting
information between people have been around
for centuries, perhaps millennia. Telegraph
signals got a speed boost in the U.S. from
Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail. Wireless
telegraphy as invented by Guglielmo Marconi,
later evolving into radio, set information free
from wires.
7. The cyanide process. Sounds toxic, yes? It
appears on this list for only one reason: It is
used to extract gold from ore. “Gold is the life
blood of trade,” and in 1913 it was considered to
be the foundation for international commerce
and national currencies.
8. The Nikola Tesla induction motor. “This
epoch-making invention is mainly responsible
for the present large and increasing use of
electricity in the industries.” Before people had
electricity in their homes, the alternating
current–producing motor constructed by Tesla
supplied 90 percent of the electricity used by
manufacturing.
9. The Linotype machine. The Linotype machine
enabled publishers—largely newspapers—to
compose text and print it much faster and
cheaper. It was an advance as large as the
invention of the printing press itself was over
the painstaking handwritten scrolls before it.
Pretty soon we won’t be using paper for writing
and reading, so the history of printing will be
forgotten anyway.
10. The electric welding process of Elihu
Thomson. In the era of mass production, the
electric welding process enabled faster
production and construction of better, more
intricate machines for that manufacturing
process. |
1. Your Possessions – Too many material possessions complicate our lives to a greater degree than we ever give them credit. They drain our bank account, our energy, and our attention. They keep us from the ones we love and from living a life based on our values. If you will invest the time to remove nonessential possessions from your life, you will never regret it. 2. Your Time Commitments – Most of us have filled our days full from beginning to end with time commitments: work, home, kid’s activities, community events, religious endeavors, hobbies… the list goes on. When possible, release yourself from the time commitments that are not in line with your greatest values. 3. Your Goals – Reduce the number of goals you are intentionally striving for in your life to one or two. By reducing the number of goals that you are striving to accomplish, you will improve your focus and your success rate. Make a list of the things that you want to accomplish in your life and choose the two most important. When you finish one, add another from your list. 4. Your Negative Thoughts – Most negative emotions are completely useless. Resentment, bitterness, hate, and jealousy have never improved the quality of life for a single human being. Take responsibility for your mind. Forgive past hurts and replace negative thoughts with positive ones. 5. Your Debt – If debt is holding you captive, reduce it. Start today. Do what you’ve got to do to get out from under its weight. Find the help that you need. Sacrifice luxury today to enjoy freedom tomorrow. 6. Your Words – Use fewer words. Keep your speech plain and honest. Mean what you say. Avoid gossip. 7. Your Artificial Ingredients – Avoid trans fats, refined grain (white bread), high-fructose corn syrup, and too much sodium. Minimizing these ingredients will improve your energy level in the short-term and your health in the long-term. Also, as much as possible, reduce your consumption of over-the- counter medicine – allow your body to heal itself naturally as opposed to building a dependency on substances. 8. Your Screen Time – Focusing your attention on television, movies, video games, and technology affects your life more than you think. Media rearranges your values. It begins to dominate your life. And it has a profound impact on your attitude and outlook. Unfortunately, when you live in that world on a consistent basis, you don’t even notice how it is impacting you. The only way to fully appreciate its influence in your life is to turn them off. 9. Your Connections to the World – Relationships with others are good, but constant streams of distraction are bad. Learn when to power off the blackberry, log off Facebook, or not read a text. Focus on the important, not the urgent. A steady flow of distractions from other people may make us feel important, needed, or wanted, but feeling important and accomplishing importance are completely different things. 10. Your Multi-Tasking – Research indicates that multi-tasking increases stress and lowers productivity. while single-tasking is becoming a lost art, learn it. Handle one task at a time. Do it well. And when it is complete, move to the next. |
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