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Future of Mobile Design is using the concept of cool Weather Concept, Concept Where Mobile is able to adjust based on weather and temperature conditions, with weather phone concept was designed by Seunghan Song, which in this handpone can memnggambarkan and provide accurate information on the current temperature or weather it.

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Nokia Morph Concept-HP High Tech

The world seems to never be bored with the increasingly sophisticated technology. Has recently been appearing field of mobile communications with Nano technology


The development of Nano technology (Nanotechnology) was remarkable. This technology is touching all areas of life that aims to facilitate the role of life with the advanced media technology. Consider just how the development of HP (Mobile) which has been widely used in our society. Not escape from it's role as one of the NOKIA brand communications technology unceasingly to innovate through the device gengamnya. Consider the following how the concept of stacking tool nan advanced research results from the Nokia Research Center and Researchers.

Morph the name given to the future of mobile devices. The discovery of the future of mobile phones is the result of the development of Nokia and the University Cambridge.Ponsel can be bent, the drag on the rolls are flexible. So users to transform their mobile device into radically different shapes
Mobile devices demonstrates the function of the final destination so that nano technology is able to present a variety of things. These devices can be used as a wristwatch, this device can also be used as a Telephone Clasp and the device bias is used as a Media Player.

Nano-tech phones is not only in the fold, rolled or drawn, but this phone is also transparent. Tenologi is designed with a green leaf which strongly suggests sophistication.

semarang grand mosque


Central Java Grand Mosque is one of the grandest mosques in Indonesia. With the architecture of this beautiful mosque was built in 2001 and completed in 2006. Mosque complex consists of an area of ​​7669 m2 main building and courtyard area of ​​7,500 m2. Central Java Grand Mosque is located on the street Elephant Kingdom, precisely in the Village Sambirejo, Gayamsari District, the city of Semarang.

The mosque that can accommodate no fewer than 15,000 pilgrims was inaugurated by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, in 2006. Inauguration ceremony was marked by the signing of the stone inscriptions as high as 3.2 m and weighing 7.8 tons, located in front of the mosque. The inscription is made of natural stone that comes from the slopes of Mount Merapi.

Apart from being a place of worship, the Great Mosque of Central Java is also the attractions of integrated educational, religious, educational centers, and centers of Islamic syiar activity. By visiting this mosque, visitors can see the unique architecture of the mosque which is a blend of Javanese architecture, Roman and Arabic.

Java architecture seen in some parts, for example at the base of the pole mosque use motif like tumpal, untu stinky, kawung, and machete-parangan. Architectural feature of the Middle East (Arabic) terliat on mosque walls of the mosque walls are decorated with calligraphy. In addition, in Central Java Grand Mosque page there are 6 hydraulic giant umbrella that can open and close automatically, which is building architecture adoption Nabawi Mosque located in the city of Medina. The mosque is also less influenced by the style of Roman architecture. The style is apparent on the interior design and color layer attached to the corners of the building.

In addition to the main building are spacious and beautiful mosques, there are other supporting buildings. The support buildings include: the auditorium on the right wing side of the mosque that can accommodate approximately 2,000 people. The auditorium is usually used for exhibitions, weddings and other activities. Left wing of the mosque there is a library and office space for rent to the public. The main page that there are 6 mosques hydraulic umbrella can also accommodate crowd of 10,000 people.

Another feature of this mosque of Menara Asmaul Husna (Al Husna Tower) with a height of 99 m. The tower can be seen from a radius of 5 km is located at the southwest corner of the mosque. The tower symbolized the greatness and omnipotence of God. Dipuncak tower equipped with binocular viewing. From here visitors can enjoy the fresh air while looking at the beautiful city of Semarang and the ships that were passing by at the port of Tanjung Emas.

In this mosque also contained Al qur `an enormous work of handwriting H. Hayatuddin, a calligrapher from the University of Science and Science Al-qur `an from Wonosobo, Central Java. Not only that, there is also a replica of a giant drum made by the students Mangunsari Alfalah Islamic School, Jatilawang, Banyumas, West Java.

In the area of ​​Central Java Grand Mosque there are various kinds of facilities such as libraries, auditoriums, inn, room ceremony, tour guide, museum of Islamic culture, Muslim cafes, souvenir stalls, fruit, and others. In addition, there are also various kinds of entertainment facilities such as water fountains, children's playground, and train a rabbit that can deliver visitors revolves around the mosque complex.

To enter the Grand Mosque of Central Java kawasab, visitors are free. However, if visitors wish to enter certain areas such as Tower Asmaul Husna, visitors are required to pay Rp 3,000 per person for an hour visit between the hours of 08.00â € "17:30 pm. And when visitors come in at 17.30â € "21.00 pm that rate increased to Rp 4,000 per person. For visitors who want to use the binoculars contained in the Tower Asmaul Husna, then visitors must spend an additional cost of Rp 500, - per minute.

During the holidays, visit the mosque many tourists who come from various regions. Even some foreign tourists, especially Muslims melunagkan much time to visit this mosque to worship as well as sightseeing.

HTC EVO Shift 4G Review

The second generation EVO phone has finally landed, and we can safely say that it is another winner. Android 2.2, a second generation rapid Snapdragon processor, endless applications from the Android Market, and a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, the HTC Shift EVO 4G made to the text message fanatic and feed social freak. The phone also has a pretty impressive 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video, and supports 4G hotspots. Will the HTC Shift EVO 4G have what it takes to destroy the Samsung 4G Epic, Droid 2 Motorola and T-Mobile G2? Search our exclusive review.
In terms of architecture, the neighbors of the HTC Shift EVO 4G, the 4G Epic Samsung, Motorola Droid 2 and T-Mobile G2, because all three phones are specialized in the slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The HTC EVO 4G keyboard is very similar to the Droid 2′s as we look at the design because it does not snap off when the Samsung 4G’s Epic. Instead there is a significant amount of resistance when sliding out the HTC Shift EVO the keyboard, which lacks refinement. The placement of the volume buttons make it hard to open and close the keyboard, without changing the volume up or down. The buttons on the keyboard of the HTC Shift EVO 4G’s are small, but they are nicely spaced and have a function button for quick action. The HTC Shift EVO 4G also has a small directional pad in the bottom right corner, but we found it unnecessary, as the touch screen is good enough.
Speaking of touch screens, the HTC Shift EVO 4G features an 3.6-inch WVGA display with a capacitive great sensitivity. HTC really know their stuff when it comes to building a quality phone and the HTC Shift EVO 4G is no exception. The screen has a brushed metal casing and a large inlaid ear. The four haptic feedback buttons at the bottom of the screen are very sensitive as the screen, and we had no problem tapping and sweeping on the HTC Shift EVO 4G. Along the back of the phone, HTC put a matte finish on the plastic back, which, when removed, reveals the 1500 mAh battery. But there is no sign of a microSD card slot. This is because the battery must be removed to access the 2GB MicroSD card included.
The HTC Shift EVO 4G also a camera button is missing, so it is certainly not the best equipped phone in terms of external audits. The 5-megapixel camera lens with LED flash is embedded in the back, and the HTC Shift EVO 4G has a 3.5mm audio jack. In terms of portability, the phone is a bit thicker than the average non-keyboard phone, and is on par with the Droid in the case of two dimensions. The Shift-4G is definitely not as equipped and advanced as its creator, the HTC EVO 4G, and comparing the two is akin to comparing the Motorola Droid X and Motorola Droid 2.
The HTC Shift EVO 4G excels when it comes to speed and productivity. It has a 800MHz Second-Generation Snapdragon chipset with a faster GPU, the EVO Shift 4G similar to some of the 1GHz speed phones on the market today. For our fun browsing, the HTC Shift utilizes EVO 4G Sense HTC with Android 2.2, the latter contribute to increase the speed and compatibility with Flash 10.1 while browsing the Internet. Along with the HTC Shift 4G mobile hotspot EVO 4G power, the phone has Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n Wireless-N and Stereo Bluetooth connectivity, GPS, and proximity, motion and light sensors. The HTC Shift EVO 4G is a beast in QWERTY clothing, and we found that the phone is very efficient when it came to speed. The EVO Shift 4G was one of the fastest phones we’ve tested to date.
With feeling and Android 2.2, could not really much better at this point in time. HTC brought us Friend Stream, which allowed us to totally all our Facebook and Twitter status update contacts in a big widget. The HTC Shift EVO 4G allowed us to select our favorite contacts and display them on one of the seven home screens, in addition to Web bookmarks. Speaking of Home Screens, Leap had the phone, so we are on the screen to your home screens as thumbnails, pinch and tap the one we wanted in order to minimize the number of swipes from screen to screen. We could add or remove widgets, applications, folders and shortcuts by holding down and somewhere in an open area of ​​the home screen.
The HTC Shift also 3D games EVO 4G processed without problems, thanks to the 6-axis sensor, and the revamped Market offered more than 100,000 applications to download. We liked the look of the new Android Market, but the new layout makes it easier to accidentally hit an adverse selection. The HTC Shift EVO 4G offered high quality YouTube videos, but when we play YouTube videos from the Internet browser, the choppy framerate could not real-time sound. More goodies include Google Gmail, Maps, Calendar, and Search. Like any Sprint phone, the HTC Shift EVO 4G includes NASCAR Sprint Cup Live, Sprint TV, Sprint and the Zone, which require subscriptions.
For more productivity on the go, the HTC Shift EVO 4G had Quickoffice, which allowed us to compose or Word or Excel 97-2003 97-2003 files work. Everything about the interface of the HTC Shift EVO 4G and navigation experience was seamless, and it was one of the most pleasant browsing experience we have had on a phone to date. Even the people hub was intuitive, so we slide from All contacts to groups to online directories for Call History. HTC and Sprint have another champion in the 4G circuit.
Well, the wait for a new EVO phone is over and it was worth it. The HTC Shift for Sprint 4G EVO is a clear winner. It is as fast as most of the speed demons of the smartphone track, thanks to the second generation Snapdragon chipset and Android 2.2. The EVO Shift 4G also proves its versatility with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and access to many applications such as Quickoffice, HTC Mail, the Android Market, Google and a robust suite.

HTC EVO 4G Review

The HTC EVO 4G, the nation’s first WiMAX phone, the Internet has more than any phone in America today. The Internet has more than the HTC Droid Incredible and the iPhone 3G. All the Internet takes a toll on the battery of the EVO’s, so you’ll often have to recharge when using 4G. But if you live online, the EVO has a large, beautiful and powerful window on the world, and one of our 10 best touch-screen mobile phones.
We have seen in the U.S. for WiMAX handheld devices. But the Samsung Mondi and Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition  were not fully 3G phones, limiting their appeal. EVO begins with a world-class 3G smartphone and adds 4G as a “Turbo Boost” option. If you are an intensive user of the Web, you’ll like it even without 4G.
The EVO is a big black plate, superficially similar to the HTC HD2 for T-Mobile. Like the HD2, the EVO has a 4.3-inch, 800-by-480 LCD. The reflective screen is terrible, it’s useless outdoors. Inside, though, it’s beautiful, even better than the 3.7-inch OLED for HTC Incredible and Droid Nexus One. Making it slightly larger screen makes it more readable and clickable icons no longer visible jagginess.
The phone is not a physical keyboard, so you have to rely on the touch screen of HTC’s keyboard. Although visually appealing and more accurate than the standard keyboard Android, it’s nowhere near as easy or accurate as the iPhone keyboard, I found myself making more mistakes than me, either on an iPhone or on the physical keyboard a BlackBerry.
Another great physical feature: there’s a kickstand on the back. You’re probably going to see much video on this phone, and the kickstand props it up at a comfortable angle.
The EVO is a 4G phone but can not (yet) calling over 4G. Call quality on this phone with Sprint’s 3G CDMA network is not so great either. The sharp edge of the phone was not very comfortable against my ear, and calls sounded rough and hard. It is hard, but not clearly. The speakerphone is loud, but sound is a stringy and hollow. Voices from the microphone of the EVO sound hard and flat on the other side. The phone easily paired with an Aliph Jawbone Prime headset, but I could not use voice dialing with the headset. I have 7 hours and 24 minutes speaking about the EVO in 3G mode. That’s pretty good, but the story is very different on 4G WiMAX.
The phone runs the Google Android OS 2.1 with HTC’s Sense UI extensions. HTC rewrote the dialer, contacts, calendar and home screen (among other apps) to make them more usable. Most notably, the phone comes pre-populated with a bunch of useful widgets such as time, weather, and the music player (you can lose them if you like) and various social networking links into your address book. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo and Microsoft Exchange all contacts with each other, if you have a friend you will find her Facebook photo to see, and you can get her card on her Facebook updates leaping call.
There is a ton of useful software here. HTC packs desk clock and auto-mode options, along with an FM radio, a Twitter client, two GPS navigation options (Google and Sprint), a combined social networking client called “Friend Stream”, Microsoft Office and PDF readers, and streaming Sprint TV, NASCAR, NFL and applications. Third party apps run fast on the 1-GHz processor, benchmark scores were in line with the comparable Nexus One Incredible Droid and HTC phones.
The two hottest apps here, of course, are Qik, which can directly stream video to the internet or in the future, make video calls using front-facing the EVO’s webcam and Sprint Hotspot app, which lets you use the EVO as a Wi-Fi hotspot for $ 30 extra per month.
The HTC Evo has flaws. I am rating a 4 star instead of a 4.5 for his rough voice quality, especially as 4G does not cover many cities. I’m not in love with its touch-keyboard. But it is so far ahead of other Sprint phones in so many ways, it is in a class that contains only the HTC Incredible, Nexus One, iPhone 3G, and themselves. The EVO is Sprint’s “super phone”, the ultimate handset for its network. Modern Android OS 2.1, beautiful design, power and 4G easily gets the crown of the HTC Touch Pro2.