Friday, September 29, 2006

eBooks for java enable phones

This is very small effort to promote reading habits. Via this post I am planning to provide ebooks (copy rights free from Project Gutenberg Edition) for java enabled phones.

Currently total 536 (to the best of my knowledge) models of mobile phones can support this ebook version.
Following is the list of java enabled phones which can support this ebook version.

Acer n10
Alcatel One Touch 556
Alcatel One Touch 557
Alcatel One Touch 565
Alcatel One Touch 735i
Alcatel One Touch 756
Amoi H9
Arima 2850
Asus J100
Audiovox 8450
Audiovox 8455
Audiovox 8615
Audiovox 8900
Audiovox 8910
Audiovox 8912
Audiovox 8920
Audiovox 8930
Audiovox CDM-8910VM
Audiovox CDM-8915
Audiovox PM 8912
Audiovox SMT5600
Bellwave A108
Benq A500
Benq P50
Benq S660C
Benq S700
Benq S830C
Bird S689
BlackBerry 5810
BlackBerry 7100g
BlackBerry 7100t
BlackBerry 7100v
BlackBerry 7230
BlackBerry 7250
BlackBerry 7290
BlackBerry 7510
BlackBerry 7520
BlackBerry 7730
BlackBerry 7750
Casio A5401CA
CECT e2800
CECT GS900
Coolpad 828
DBTEL 6566
DBTEL 6588C
DBTEL J7
DBTEL M7
Dell Axim X30
DoEasy E858
DoEasy E868
Dopod 515
Dopod 535
Dopod 565
Dopod 575
Dopod 696
Dopod 828
Dragon 1928
Eurotel DataPhone II
Hisense G768
Hitachi A5303H
Hitachi SH-P300
HP iPAQ h1940
HP iPAQ h2210
HP iPAQ h2215
HP iPAQ h4350
HP iPAQ h5450
HP iPAQ h5550
HP iPAQ hx4700
HP iPAQ rx3715
i-mate JAM
i-mate PDA2k
i-mate SP3
i-mate SP3i
Innostream A10
Innostream A20
Innostream Inno 55
Innostream Inno 99
Innostream P10
Kejian A718
Kejian K358
KPT SD-528
Kyocera 7135
Kyocera A5305K
Kyocera K10
Kyocera KX5
LG 100
LG 535
LG 5350
LG 5550
LG 6190
LG A7110
LG C1100
LG C1200
LG C1300 G4015
LG C1300i
LG C1500
LG C2000
LG CU320
LG F2100
LG F9100
LG G4020
LG G5400
LG L1150
LG L1200
LG MM-535
LG PM-225
LG PM-325
LG U8110
LG U8120
LG U8130
LG U8138
LG U8150
LG U8360
LG U8380
LG VI-125
LG VI-5225
Mitac Mio 8380
Mitac Mio 8390
Mitsubishi M350
Mitsubishi M750
Mitsubishi M900
Motorola A008
Motorola A1000
Motorola A388
Motorola A630
Motorola A760
Motorola A768
Motorola A768i
Motorola A780
Motorola A830
Motorola A835
Motorola A845
Motorola A920
Motorola A925
Motorola C380
Motorola C385
Motorola C450
Motorola C550
Motorola C650
Motorola C651
Motorola C975
Motorola E1000
Motorola E365
Motorola E398
Motorola E680
Motorola E680i
Motorola i325
Motorola i398
Motorola i50sx
Motorola i58sr
Motorola i605
Motorola i730
Motorola i830
Motorola i860
Motorola i95cl
Motorola MPx200
Motorola MPx220
Motorola RAZR V3
Motorola ROKR E1
Motorola Siliqua V3.5
Motorola T720
Motorola T720i
Motorola T722i
Motorola V1050
Motorola V180
Motorola V188
Motorola V190
Motorola V220
Motorola V300
Motorola V303
Motorola V330
Motorola V398
Motorola V400
Motorola V500 V505 V525
Motorola V535
Motorola V547
Motorola V550
Motorola V551
Motorola V552
Motorola V557
Motorola V600
Motorola V620
Motorola V635
Motorola V690
Motorola V730
Motorola V80
Motorola V870
Motorola V875
Motorola V878
Motorola V975
Motorola V980
MoviStar TSM 520
MoviStar TSM 6
NEC c313
NEC c616 e616
NEC e228
NEC e313
NEC e338
NEC e606
NEC N110
NEC N720
NEC N728
Nokia 2650
Nokia 3100
Nokia 3105
Nokia 3108
Nokia 3120
Nokia 3120b
Nokia 3200
Nokia 3205
Nokia 3220
Nokia 3230
Nokia 3300
Nokia 3300 Americas
Nokia 3410
Nokia 3510i
Nokia 3520
Nokia 3530
Nokia 3595
Nokia 3650
Nokia 3660
Nokia 5100
Nokia 5140
Nokia 6010
Nokia 6020
Nokia 6030
Nokia 6100
Nokia 6101
Nokia 6108
Nokia 6170
Nokia 6200
Nokia 6220
Nokia 6225
Nokia 6230
Nokia 6230i
Nokia 6255
Nokia 6255i
Nokia 6260
Nokia 6310i
Nokia 6560
Nokia 6585
Nokia 6600
Nokia 6610
Nokia 6610i
Nokia 6620
Nokia 6630
Nokia 6650
Nokia 6670
Nokia 6680
Nokia 6681
Nokia 6682
Nokia 6800
Nokia 6810
Nokia 6820
Nokia 7200
Nokia 7210
Nokia 7250
Nokia 7250i
Nokia 7260
Nokia 7270
Nokia 7600
Nokia 7610
Nokia 7650
Nokia 7700
Nokia 7710
Nokia 8800
Nokia 8910i
Nokia 9210i
Nokia 9300
Nokia 9500
Nokia N-Gage
Nokia N70
Nokia N90
O2 X4
O2 Xda II
O2 Xphone IIm
Orange SPV
Orange SPV C500
Orange SPV C550
Orange SPV C600
Orange SPV E200
Orange SPV M2000
Orange SPV M3000
Orange SPV M500
Palm m515
Palm V
Palm Vx
palmOne LifeDrive
palmOne Treo 600
palmOne Treo 650
palmOne Tungsten C
palmOne Tungsten E
palmOne Tungsten T
palmOne Tungsten T3
palmOne Tungsten T5
palmOne Zire 71
palmOne Zire 72
Panasonic A500
Panasonic SA6
Panasonic VS3
Panasonic X200
Panasonic X400
Panasonic X60
Panasonic X700
Pantech GI100
Pantech PG-3000
Philips 355
Philips 568
Philips 755
Philips 855
Philips 968
Philips Fizio 530
Philips Xenium 650 9@9c
Qtek 7070
Qtek 8010
Qtek 8020
Qtek 9090
Qtek S100
Sagem myC5-2
Sagem myS-7
Sagem myV-55
Sagem myV-65
Sagem myV-76
Sagem myX-4
Sagem myX-7
Sagem myX5-2
Sagem myX6-2
Samsung RL-A760
Samsung SCH-A600
Samsung SCH-A670
Samsung SCH-X859
Samsung SGH-C100
Samsung SGH-C110
Samsung SGH-C200
Samsung SGH-D307
Samsung SGH-D357
Samsung SGH-D418
Samsung SGH-D500
Samsung SGH-D508
Samsung SGH-D600
Samsung SGH-E108
Samsung SGH-E300
Samsung SGH-E316
Samsung SGH-E317
Samsung SGH-E330
Samsung SGH-E338
Samsung SGH-E350
Samsung SGH-E530C
Samsung SGH-E600
Samsung SGH-E608
Samsung SGH-E610
Samsung SGH-E618
Samsung SGH-E630
Samsung SGH-E638
Samsung SGH-E700
Samsung SGH-E708
Samsung SGH-E710
Samsung SGH-E720
Samsung SGH-E730
Samsung SGH-E800
Samsung SGH-E808
Samsung SGH-E810
Samsung SGH-P207
Samsung SGH-P400
Samsung SGH-P510
Samsung SGH-P518
Samsung SGH-P730
Samsung SGH-P777
Samsung SGH-S100
Samsung SGH-S200
Samsung SGH-S208
Samsung SGH-S300
Samsung SGH-X100
Samsung SGH-X108
Samsung SGH-X120
Samsung SGH-X427
Samsung SGH-X450
Samsung SGH-X460
Samsung SGH-X480
Samsung SGH-X488
Samsung SGH-X600
Samsung SGH-X608
Samsung SGH-X610
Samsung SGH-X648
Samsung SGH-X700
Samsung SGH-Z105
Samsung SGH-Z107
Samsung SGH-Z130
Samsung SGH-Z300
Samsung SGH-Z500
Samsung SGH-ZV30
Samsung SPH-A500
Samsung SPH-A600
Samsung SPH-A620 VGA1000
Samsung SPH-A660 VI660
Samsung SPH-A680 VM-A680
Samsung SPH-A700 MM-A700
Samsung SPH-A740 PM-A740
Samsung SPH-A790 SCH-A790
Samsung SPH-A800
Samsung SPH-A820
Samsung SPH-A840
Samsung SPH-A880
Samsung SPH-A900
Samsung SPH-A920
Samsung SPH-i330
Samsung SPH-i700
Samsung SPH-N400
Sanyo MM-5600
Sanyo MM-7400
Sanyo MM-7500
Sanyo MM-8300
Sanyo PM-8200
Sanyo RL-4920
Sanyo RL-4930
Sanyo S103
Sanyo S750
Sanyo SCP-4900
Sanyo SCP-5300
Sanyo SCP-5400 RL2500
Sanyo SCP-5500 VM4500
Sanyo SCP-7200 RL2000
Sanyo SCP-7300 RL7300
Sanyo SCP-8100
Sanyo SCP-8200 PM-8200
Sanyo VI-2300
Sendo X
Sharp 703
Sharp 902
Sharp 903
Sharp GX-T25
Sharp GX-T300
Sharp GX10
Sharp GX15
Sharp GX20 GX22 GX27
Sharp GX25
Sharp GX30
Sharp GX32
Sharp GX40
Sharp GZ100
Sharp SH53
Sharp SX813
Sharp TM-100
Sharp TM-200
Siemens 2128
Siemens 3118
Siemens A65
Siemens AX75
Siemens C55
Siemens C60
Siemens C65
Siemens C65i
Siemens C75
Siemens CF62
Siemens CFX65
Siemens CV65
Siemens CX65
Siemens CX65i
Siemens CX70
Siemens CX75
Siemens M50
Siemens M55 M56
Siemens M65
Siemens M65i
Siemens M75
Siemens MC60
Siemens MT50
Siemens S55 S57
Siemens S55i
Siemens S65
Siemens SK65
Siemens SL45i
Siemens SL55
Siemens SL65
Siemens SL65i
Siemens ST60
Siemens SX1
Siemens SX66
Sony CLIE PEG-NX80V
Sony CLIE PEG-T615C
Sony CLIE PEG-TH55
Sony CLIE PEG-TJ35
Sony CLIE PEG-TJ37
Sony CLIE PEG-UX50
SonyEricsson 802SE
SonyEricsson D750i
SonyEricsson F500i
SonyEricsson K300c
SonyEricsson K300i
SonyEricsson K500c
SonyEricsson K500i
SonyEricsson K506c
SonyEricsson K508c
SonyEricsson K508i
SonyEricsson K600i
SonyEricsson K700
SonyEricsson K700c
SonyEricsson K700i
SonyEricsson K750c
SonyEricsson K750i
SonyEricsson P800 P802
SonyEricsson P900 P908
SonyEricsson P910a
SonyEricsson P910c
SonyEricsson P910i
SonyEricsson S700c
SonyEricsson S700i
SonyEricsson S710a
SonyEricsson T610 T616 T618
SonyEricsson T628 T630
SonyEricsson V800
SonyEricsson W800
SonyEricsson W800i
SonyEricsson Z1010
SonyEricsson Z500a
SonyEricsson Z520i
SonyEricsson Z600
SonyEricsson Z800
Soutec S7691
Soutec SG7688
T-Mobile MDA Compact
T-Mobile MDA II
T-Mobile MDA III
T-Mobile SDA music
Tapwave Zodiac 2
TCL 3188C
TCL e767
TCL U8
Telit G83
Telson TDG-7060
Toshiba 803
Toshiba e800
Toshiba TS921
Toshiba VM4050
Vertu MMII
Vodafone VPA Compact


Soon I am starting to post one post each for each ebook....

Friday, April 28, 2006

Fresh Fish

The Japanese have always loved fresh fish. But the waters close to Japan have not held many fish for decades. So to feed the Japanese population, fishing boats got bigger and went farther than ever. The farther the fishermen went, the longer it took to bring in the fish. If the return trip took more than a few days, the fish were not fresh. The Japanese did not like the taste.

To solve this problem, fishing companies installed freezers on their boats. They would catch the fish and freeze them at sea. Freezers allowed the boats to go farther and stay longer. However, the Japanese could taste the difference between fresh and frozen and they did not like frozen fish.

The frozen fish brought a lower price. So fishing companies installed fish tanks. They would catch the fish and stuff them in the tanks, fin to fin. After a little thrashing around, the fish stopped moving. They were tired and dull, but alive. Unfortunately, the Japanese could still taste the difference. Because the fish did not move for days, they lost their fresh-fish taste. The Japanese preferred the lively taste of fresh fish, not sluggish fish.

So how did Japanese fishing companies solve this problem? How do they get fresh-tasting fish to Japan? If you were consulting the fish industry, what would you recommend?


How Japanese Fish Stay Fresh:
To keep the fish tasting fresh, the Japanese fishing companies still put the fish in the tanks. But now they add a small shark to each tank. The shark eats a few fish, but most of the fish arrive in a very lively state. The fish are challenged.

Have you realized that some of us are also living in a pond but most of the time tired & dull, so we need a Shark in our life to keep us awake and moving? Basically in our lives Sharks are new challenges to keep us active and taste better.....

The more intelligent, persistent and competent you are, the more you enjoy a challenge. If your challenges are the correct size, and if you are steadily conquering those challenges, you are Conqueror. You think of your challenges and get energized. You are excited to try new solutions. You have fun. You are alive!

Life does not have to be perfect to be wonderful.
Be Happy..Keep Smiling.

Friday, December 02, 2005

Dream

Very small word, indeed. But does it really so small? Does it really consist of just 5 characters D R E A M?

For some people it is really a whole world of their. Some people do spend their entire life to follow their dream(s), to fulfill their dream(s).

But some more matured, sensible people always comment on Dream very harshy. The kind of comment like

"It is really foolish to dream" or "Day-dreaming is really bad"


I just say one thing and one thing on this


Having a dream (day or night or whatever time it may have) is doesn't necessarily bad. What makes a difference is how you see it. Having a dream is different than living in the dream. So there isn't any bad to have a dream. Atleast you are aware that if that doesn't become reality, nothing is going to change. But living in a Dream certainly hurts.

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

A 'look up table' for living

The most destructive habit...................... Worry
The greatest Joy............................... Giving
The greatest loss................ Loss of self-respect
The most satisfying work............... Helping others
The ugliest personality trait............. Selfishness
The most endangered species......... Dedicated leaders
Our greatest natural resource............... Our youth
The greatest "shot in the arm".......... Encouragement
The greatest problem to overcome................. Fear
The most effective sleeping pill........ Peace of mind
The most crippling failure disease............ Excuses
The most powerful force in life.................. Love
The most dangerous pariah.................. A gossiper
The world's most incredible computer........ The brain
The worst thing to be without................... Hope
The deadliest weapon....................... The tongue
The two most power-filled words............... "I Can"
The greatest asset.............................. Faith
The most worthless emotion.................. Self-pity
The most beautiful attire...................... SMILE!
The most prized possession................ Integrity
The most powerful channel of communication..... Prayer
The most contagious spirit................. Enthusiasm
The most important thing in life.................. GOD
Everyone needs this list to live by... pass it along!!!

Take Care

Sunday, October 16, 2005

From 26th July 2005 till now........

I know, much had been said about the flood on 26th July '05 in Mumbai. But trust me, I am not going to say why that happend and who is responsible for that. What I am going to say here is the things which came in my mind after 26th July till now.

Well, I was one of the victims (in broad sense) of that flood. But luckily, I wasn't much affected by it. I wasn't able to reach my home for two days. That much was the effect of that flood on my life. But once, everything got settle down slowly and I started my journey to home; that was the moment I started thinking on this event. People who got stuck in this flood was trying their best to reach the safe place (mostly their houses) and those who are already at such places (not to mentioned only houses) trying everything possible in their capacity to help the earlier ones.

We all knew what humanity the people of Mumbai had shown when this crisis took place. Even in the past when such type of events happend not only in Mumbai but anywhere in the face of earth, the people of Mumbai had shown the same kind of humanity. Hats off for that.

But what about the peace time? Or even the events like riots happend in the past after Babari demolution? I had spent my whole life (till the date) in Mumbai. I had seen people helping the Latoor victims, Bhoot victims, victims of flood in Orisa, even the victims of tsunami (not only in our country but through out the world. Even the recent crisis of Katrina in US, and also the victims of earthquake in Pakistan and Pak occupied Kashmir. But the question remains the same.

What about the peace time?

We, the people of Mumbai runs with the clock as if there is the race between time and us. I travel almost 4 hours a day to go to my office and return back home. During this time, I notice so many people. It will be too harsh if I say that here nobody cares about nobody here. But upto some extend, that is true.

During my journey in the morning, I usually come across one group of people who used to go by a particular train. They get in the train from 3 to 4 diffirent stations. This group used to sing the holy songs through out their journey. Even they distributes the prasad to entire compartment when train reaches certain station.

You may say, "What's wrong with that?" Well the funny thing about this particular group happend couple of days ago. I was sitting near the window, reading my newspaper. That day there was very less crowd in the compartment of mine. Few members of this holy group were already there. And then train arrived at Kandivli station. People jumped in to catch the empty seats. And then this argument between the existing members of this group who was already sat and one guy who just managed to came before the rest of the members of this group took place.

This poor fellow (poor doesn't mean the poor by wealth or something) just managed to get in earlier and tried to take the empty seat next to one of the members of this group. And the person from this group who was sitting there actually taken objection for that. According to him, that seat was reserved for the other member of that group who is supposed to get in the train at Kandivli. This new fellow asked "Why? I came first so I am going to take this seat."

And the entire group started fight. Ultimately this fellow decided to leave that part of the compartment and prefer standing during his whole journey. I even signled him to take my place but he refused to do so. The tilak on my forehead might be the reason or something else. But his expressions were as if that I also from that group. Even that might be not enough for this holy group, some of them even tried to convey him that this is the un-written rule of this compartment. And no one is exception for this rule.

This very occasion raised few questions in my mind. Do we need some natural / man-made disasters to act like humans only? We proud to say this that Mumbai is the city of opportunity. The one who siege it first will taste success in this city.

Are we the heartless people who only sometimes shows features of the actual human? And such sometimes are only the events like floods, earthquakes, etc. etc.

Bandra is one of the places which got highly affected during the Hindu-Muslim riots after Babari's demolution. That very own Bandra showed the highly humanist behavior of helpling the commuters by providing them snacks and water during 26th and 27th July this year.

Or did they learn from the past? Well I don't think so...... Neither the people of Bandra nor the so called people from Borivali & Kandivli had learn anything from the past. They are the same old guys, they just need something bad happend to the whole society to awake the actual human who generally asleep.

I still notice that poor fellow, travelling the same train, avoiding the compartment where he was refused to sit on the empty seat. I still watch the communal behaviour of the particular class who stays in Bandra. They just refuse to act normal in normal situation.

People in Mumbai need abnormal situation to act normally
Is this the golden rule of Mumbai?

Wednesday, October 12, 2005

Light

A single and simple word - "Light". Is it really sound so simple and single. Well from the pt of view of mine, i think it isn't that simple.

It means the hope, the way out and even something which is not heavy or which feel like burdon on us. I m not quoting the dictionary meanings of this word. But trying 2 re-collect the way we use it.

There I saw the light @ the end of the tunnel

Just read this simple line and we can understand why light means hope. It is the hope that drive us to the tunnel of darkness, full of difficulties. We cross it to get the light, to come out of it.

We aren't expecting another tunnel at the end of the existing one which we are crossing. But we are expecting something which is again "light".

Here again the word means way-out. The way-out from the current situation we face. This very thought of getting out of the situations (or troubles) make us feel relieve, remove the wieght away from our back. So it is again "light".

Here it means light as not heavy. We, whenever feel happy or in the mood of celebration, use this wonder of nature to en-light the surrounding. No matter if we use candles, or diyas or another form of light, but we use the same eliment of nature Fire to express it.

So eventually it is the fire which we use to express our freedom, our joy, or even our hopes.

That is why i like the layout of this blog. There is a light house on the left side of the page which make me feel good. There is light atleast for me here. And whoever pay a visit will be the part of this light. What I mean to say is, the comments of the visitor is going to be the light of this blogger. So plz do spend some time to read and comment on what you read.

The Beginning

This is just a beginning of what they call blogging. Ofcourse, the beginning for me only. Let's see how much I succeed in this.