I used this application for my Nokia E72, and its really great. But most of all, its great coz its FREE!

FRING is better than Skype coz its a light weight app for Nokia. It doesn't jam the phone up. And it offers skype type of voice calls, called VOIP. Its clear even on EDGE conections and gets betted over 3G connections. It merges all your Yahoo, MSN, Gtalk and Skype contact list. So if you have the same contacts in MSN and Yahoo, FRING merges them into one contact that can use either MSN or Yahoo to make voice calls or chat. That way it becomes less confusing.

Best of all is that you can make video calls to contacts on skype using skype protocols. I say its very good because you can save a lot on calls to friends that have nokia handphones or any phone that supports FRING.

Please contact me if you need help installing or setting up FRING, maybe we can meet up.

Farihin - 0126571463

I just upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04. I must say, it feels great! Wonderful themes ans wallpaper. But my DCP 145c didn't work out of the box. I had to --install-- it.

Unfortunately, similar to my 9.04 version, I couldn't  get the DCP 145C scanner to work. Even after installing it from Brother's linux support page.

If you are like me, already installed printer and scanner drivers from Brother's Linux driver site and then still got the Error device `brother3:bus2;dev1' , you can either go this webpage and follow the instructions:

http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/instructio...

or you can do the following actions.

1. Open "/lib/udev/rules.d/40-libsane.rules" file.

2.Add the following two lines to the end of the device list. (Before the line "# The following rule will disable ..."):

The lines to be added---------------------------

# Brother scanners
ATTRS{idVendor}=="04f9", ENV{libsane_matched}="yes"
 

3. Restart the OS.

It worked for me! If you're a newbie and need additional steps, please email me at farihin@gmail.com or farihin@megacomputers.com.my.

Wow! We're excited because we got a letter from Google. Of course their asking us to advertise with them, but who gets letters from Google?!

Will they did acknowledge that our site gets average hits of 23,845. I think that's good enough. We've also gotten many inquiries ever since our site hit that number of visitors per month. Well don't you wanna know how we did it?

Firstly, you'll a CMS website, like Joomla, Drupal, etc. You would wanna update your companies activites quite often.

Then, use Google Webmaster Tool to let Google' Search Engine crawlers to crawl your site.

Thirdly, setup a sitemap, so that your page can jump higher up the list.

Fourthly, always try to place genuine articles that are contemporary, coz people in desperation really need answers to their problems. So the more you can help solve the problems, the better you site gets.

Follow these simple rules, and you should be on your way too. By the way, I'm not taking up Google's offer for professional reasons. I hope I've helped someone. Please register with us and leave us a comment, so that we can gauge whether are we doing a good job or not.  ;-)

 20 Most Popular Open Source Software Ever These days, you can quite easily buy a brand-spanking-new computer and install all the software you need for free, using applications offered under the Open Software License. You can get a free image editor, a free sound editor, a free word processor, media player, file archiver, PDF creator… the list goes on and on and on. While some of these free apps do not offer quite the same level of polished functionality as their commercial rivals, others far exceed the capabilities of everything else on the market. Below, we take a close look at the cream of the crop: 20 invaluable and indispensable open source applications that you really should be using, if you’re not already. The vast majority of them are cross-platform and absolutely 100% free!