- Access to Gmail, Orkut and Facebook anywhere in India thanks to the unlimited access by Airtel GPRS. I can mail, scrap, download and even upload photographs.
- Chat with friends by remaining online simultaneously on yahoo, gtalk, skype and msn through an application by http://www.fring.com/
- Google map application which can indicate my position generally within 2-5 Km radius, then identify the address and then suggest the minimum distance path to my destination with remarkable precision. This does not require the GPS.
- 3.2 Mega Pixel camera ensures I can slide and shoot at my whim. It is enough for a traveller. I can also attach the pics the very moment and email it to friends across the globe free of cost.
- Video camera with limited zoom enough to capture the fun with friends.
- Banking through ICICI application which allows money transfer faster than internet.
- Share trading through ICICI Direct which thanks to the developers, is mobile compatible.
- Song downloads from www.songs.pk
- Watch a large set of videos on www.youtube.com
- Internet access on my laptop which is so fast that I can download a 699 Mb movie from bittorent in 7-8 hours overnight.
- PNR enquiry to booking of train tickets through www.irctc.in which, again like icicidirect, is very mobile compatible.
- 2 GB memory which allows me to save around 150 songs (keeping space for pics) apart from the FM facility which can save 30 stations across India.
- Access to my Office Outlook on my mobile which is available on web.
- Blogging
Life is beautiful. The statement is so profound not because it talks about the life or beauty but because it talks about the present. Life IS beautiful. The present that we live every second, is full of beautiful moments and it takes an attitude to cherish them even when we go through a bad patch now and then.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Mobile is everything
I can spend hours with my mobile and I am not just talking about those long hours with friends. Today mobile is more than a talk-talk gadget. Here are few things I can do with my Nokia N73.
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