Peer to Peer File Sharing in mobile [PeerBox]

PeerBox Mobile is a peer-to-peer file sharing service for your mobile phone. With PeerBox, you can share your videos and pictures with the world right from your mobile phone. You can also create your own picture profile, send messages to friends and watch their videos and pictures.

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How to write a research proposal

There is no single format for research proposals. This is because every research project is different. Different disciplines, donor organisations and academic institutions all have different formats and requirements. There are, however, several key components which must be included in every research proposal.

Key components are:
• A description of the research problem.
• An argument as to why that problem is important.
• A review of literature relevant to the research problem.
• A description of the proposed research methodology.
• A description of how the research findings will be used and/or disseminated.

DESCRIBING A RESEARCH PROBLEM
Before your proposal can make sense to a reader, he or she must understand clearly what the proposed research will be about. Therefore, you would do well to begin this section with a clear and simple formulation of your research question.

WHY THE RESEARCH IS IMPORTANT
This section, often referred to as the "rationale" is crucial, because it is one place in which the researcher tries to convince her/his supervisor/external examiner that the research is worth doing. You can do this by describing how the results may be used.Are there other contributions your research will make?

Literature review
The literature review presents one of the greatest challenges of the research proposal to experienced and inexperienced researchers alike.

The literature review:
* Provides a conceptual framework for the reader so that the research question and methodology can be better understood.
* Demonstrates to the expert reader that the researcher is aware of the breadth and diversity of literature that relates to the research question.

It is important that you are able to provide an integrated overview of your field of study. This means that you show awareness of the most important and relevant theories, models, studies and methodologies.

Nokia Secret Codes

In any Nokia:
*#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity).
*#0000# To view software version.
*#92702689# - takes you to a secret menu where you may find some of the information below:
1. Displays Serial Number.
2. Displays the Month and Year of Manufacture
3. Displays (if there) the date where the phone was purchased (MMYY)
4. Displays the date of the last repair - if found (0000)
5. Shows life timer of phone (time passes since last start)

Other:
*#7780# reset to factory settings.
*#2820# Bluetooth device address.

Download BitTorrent from Your Mobile [Symbian OS]

Now a days most people are using bit torrent. Here is a open source bit torrent client that works exactly the same way as your desktop client does.SymTorrent is the first full-featured and complete BitTorrent client for Symbian OS. It supports downloading multiple torrent files at the same time, is capable of both downloading and uploading and can save the status of your unfinished torrents, so you can resume the downloads after restarting the application. You can also check the status of each file inside a torrent along with several other statistics and properties during download.

Download

Boot DOS from Flash Drive Without Using Floppy Drive

Step 1:
Download the files:
1.http://www.docjelly.com/Blog/content/binary/SP27213.exe
2.http://chitchat.at.infoseek.co.jp/vm...d21-050404.zip
3.http://www.msu-hb.de/download/boot98se.exe
Step 2:
Install the SP27213.exe file. If you need to use a floppydisk image file to access the DOS system files, extract the vfd21-050404.zip somewhere ( say c:\utility\VFD\ ).If you are using the floppydisk image file, extract the boot98.exe file using a WinRar. This archive will give you an error when extracted with winrar, but the image file inside (winb98.ima) will be extracted. Put the resulting winb98.ima file somewhere ( say c:\utility\VFD\ ), this step is needed only if you have no other source for the DOS system files.

Step 3:
Insert the USB Memory Device, do not use a HUB.Run the VFD Control Panel (c:\utility\VFD\vfdwin.exe).The VFD Control Panel will start on the device driver tab, press the [install] and [start] buttons. Switch to the drive 0 tab, and press the [drive letter] button, and select something other than your drive letter.Now, you will press the [open] button, and point the VFD Control Panel to either the WINB98.IMA image file and click the new [open] button.
Start the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool (from the start menu).Select FAT or FAT32 as your file system, Fat32 may be preferable for large memory devices.
Optionally, you may give your USB-MD a Volume Label.
Click the Quick Format check box.
Click the Create DOS Startup Disk check box.
Select the Using DOS System Files Located at: radio button.
Point the HP Utility to the source of your DOS system files (the directory, floppy, or virtual floppy drive) using the [...] button below the Using DOS System Files Located at: radio button.
Click the [Start] button.

Lastly:
Go to the VFD Control Panel and on the drive 0 tab, press the [close] button, next go the the driver tab and press the [stop] and [uninstall] button, and exit the VFD Control Panel.

Your computer SHOULD now boot from the USB Memory Device.