Monday, July 4, 2011

Nokia N9


As Nokia recently updated its aging Symbian with the Anna update there is a fresh breather from the MeeGo section of Nokia. The much awaited Nokia N9 was recently shown at a conference held by Nokia. The phone looks like an apt successor to the Nokia N8, although the N9 may have a smaller Pixel count than the N8 some size adjustments to the aperature size and exposure have made it a quite capable piece. The N9 majorly is trying to show that Nokia still have a very capable OS on their cards and I really hope that this phone stands to the expectations and even more to the competition, i.e the Android and iOS

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Photo editing, has always been an interesting topic. For some its fun for some its a profession. What ever it may be usually its done to make your photo look more attractive.(So that people praise you on facebook/myspace). Today I'm going to teach you how to photo edit with easy and free software.

Softwares needed:
1. RealWorld Cursor Editor
2. Gimp
3. MS PowerPoint (PRESENT with MS OFFICE)
4. MS Picture Manager (PRESENT with MS Paint)

(The text version will follow soon till then work with the video)

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Hotter than before...Windows 'ZUNE' XP !!!

You fellas might have got bored looking at the same old green and blue look of Windows XP.
So now darken it up with a black and orange theme, and its completely safe because its an official theme by the Microsoft chaps themselves. So no slowing of the PC and stuff, it actually just changes the colour nothing else.
I also suggest you try the wallpaper below, because it compliments the theme perfectly. Well wallpaper is a personal choice.

Windows XP (normal)



Windows XP (Zune theme)



Windows XP (My Style Zune Theme)




Download ZUNE THEME

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

GAME PLAN



Put together a game-worthy PC for Rs 60500

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Monday, May 4, 2009

Mario returns !!!



The most loved and famous gaming icon is here, no its not Contra, neither is it Pokemon, its the familiar pipe jumping plumber MARIO, and he is here to win all hearts again.
First came Super Mario Brothers, for the NES, which was an instant hit, then in between came many other versions of the Plumber and his Princess but none faired well.















Now once more Nintendo has hit the sweet spot by giving the gamers a complete Mario experience. They released Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64. Which was a weak console as compared to the then strong Sony Playstation 1. But Mario 64 was an instant hit, although not owned by many, because hardly did any one own the Nintendo 64.
Last year I came across a PC emulator for Nintendo 64, so I decided to check it out. I did some web surfing and came across Nintendo 64 ROMS, one of which read Mario 64. Without hesitating for a moment I downloaded it. And played it and instantly fell in love with the sweet little plumber again.



Mario 64 takes place in a full 3D environment, which unlike other 2D to 3D game adaptations is very perfect. Princess Peach has baked a cake for Mario and has invited him for tea, but when he arrives, Peach is missing. He learns from Toadstool
that Browser has kidnapped her and taken away the Castles stars as well. So it is Mario who has to find the stars and reach to Peach.



The game play of Mario 64 is rock solid, you have a button for jump, one for hit and the last for duck, apart frmo the movement keys. Pressing these buttons in different orders makes Mario perform many different types of combos.



The graphics are fabulous considering it is a 1996 release, although there are minor glitches here and there. The only thing I did not like was the pace of Mario, because when he is running, he slides for a few seconds before coming to a halt, which is a real pain when you keep falling off the ledge time and again. But I think that is done to increase the difficulty of the game. Boss fights are a little short but on the whole it is a true entertainer. Because this game has the caliber that it made me shift from games like Crysis Warhead, Assassins Creed and Gears of War, to play the Plumber.



Download: Mario 64

Instructions:

1. Install the file then the Project 64 will start to install
(if it does not start automatically then run the project 64 file manually from the folder you installed the files)

2. Now run Project 64

3. Goto Settings

4. In the options tab remove the check mark from "Hide Advanced settings"

5. Click on OK

6. Goto settings again

7. Click on Shell Integration tab

8. Now put a check on ".n64"

9. Now goto the folder where you had extracted Mario 64 and double click on the
"Super Mario 64 # N64" file, the game should start.

10. To enter full screen mode just press Alt+Enter

11. The controls can be changed by going to the Options menu and then selecting
Configure Controller Plugin

TIPS: I recommend that you use a analogue joystick for best performance.