Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Listen Nokia !
Please release the N8 with Meego or Windows Phone 7. This is such a beautiful piece of hardware being ignored because of some stupid software.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Gmail Bug ?
There was this SPAM email in my inbox with "To" address as something other than my own email address.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
DCAD - why doesn't this exists, today?
I am surprised that no one has thought about this ? I am almost certain that this will be a super useful product that will be a hit if done right. Ironically, it still doesn't exist today. It is so useful that compact external HDs/SSDs will become a thing of the past, if you still haven't guessed it yet... I will tell you what it is; before that I want to make sure that Sandisk, Kingston and others into similar line of business understand that though I don't have a patent for it, it will still remain as my original idea and that this post should stand as a proof. First, let me give it a name. It will be called DCAD(Digital Card Array Drive). Before anyone comments let me admit that DCAD is a lousy name\acronym, however, it is better than some grossly reverse engineered acronyms out there.
Over the past few years I have accummulated 2GB and 4GB SD and micro SD cards totalling to about 10GB. I really cannot use more than one in my phone or my camera at any given instance, what do I do with these unused SD cards ? I am sure a lot of folks already have this question or are likely to ask this this question sooner or later; that's where DCAD comes into play. DCAD will aggregate these fragmented storage into one logical drive i.e. an array of SD cards that can be made to function as a single drive with USB interface. The drive should be able to take some where between 10 to 20 SD\Micro SD cards. We could even build some redundancy at the cost of some memory for reliability into these drives, if required. The form factor can vary depending on what cards these drives can host, if it is all micro SDs it can be made super compact. DCAD will be particularly useful with more and more devices starting to support USB host functionality. Similar concept can be extended to other standards for non-volatile memory cards like MMC, compact flash etc.,.
Hopefully, I can put my idle SD cards to use soon... :-)
Over the past few years I have accummulated 2GB and 4GB SD and micro SD cards totalling to about 10GB. I really cannot use more than one in my phone or my camera at any given instance, what do I do with these unused SD cards ? I am sure a lot of folks already have this question or are likely to ask this this question sooner or later; that's where DCAD comes into play. DCAD will aggregate these fragmented storage into one logical drive i.e. an array of SD cards that can be made to function as a single drive with USB interface. The drive should be able to take some where between 10 to 20 SD\Micro SD cards. We could even build some redundancy at the cost of some memory for reliability into these drives, if required. The form factor can vary depending on what cards these drives can host, if it is all micro SDs it can be made super compact. DCAD will be particularly useful with more and more devices starting to support USB host functionality. Similar concept can be extended to other standards for non-volatile memory cards like MMC, compact flash etc.,.
Hopefully, I can put my idle SD cards to use soon... :-)
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Win7 on Asus EEPC 1000HA
Just got Win7 installed on my wife's netbook, so far it has been fabulous, Aero comes through pretty nicely on this barely-powered machine.
Sunday, June 07, 2009
Sixth Sense
Sixth Sense
Reminds me of the dialogue by R.S. Shivaji from "Magalir Mattum" :
"Technology has improved so much.."
Reminds me of the dialogue by R.S. Shivaji from "Magalir Mattum" :
"Technology has improved so much.."
