I have been getting calls from several PR agencies trying to get me to do a story on a new service for mobile phones. “Movies on you phone Steve, it will be huge!” So due to popular request, I will be happy to do a story on movies on your mobile phone.
Movies on mobile phones is without question one of the dumbest ideas I have ever heard.
While this is probably not the publicity the PR firms were gunning for it is nevertheless my take on movies on phones. There is not a single thing wrong with the concept, there are dozens of things wrong with it.
Where to begin? Screen size, battery life, connection speed, cost, battery life, screen quality, battery life, did I mention battery life?
Do these people who constantly add features to our phones realize that occasionally we want to use the phone to make or receive a phone call? To do that we need the battery to be out of the red, and all these additional activities, listening to music, taking photos and watching Men in Black Part 2 suck up battery life leaving little for making an receiving phone calls.
With the holiday season close at hand, we are going to dedicate some time this week to creating professional looking invitations using our PC.We will explore some of the templates in Microsoft's Digital Image Suite 10 for creating invitations. An invitation is only as good as the paper it's printed on, so we will go through some of the choices you have there and finally the finished product will be printed on HP's new 2710 wireless Photosmart All-in-one!
Speaking of the holidays, it is a grand time to talk about entertainment.Our new HP Media Center PC is a special combination of hardware combined with Microsoft's Media Center version of XP that is focused on combining all the digital forms of media in one elegant package.
Camera phones are becoming more and more camera with every new release.This season we see some phones with 1.3 Megapixel resolution, and a flash to boot. These won't replace your high end camera while on vacation, but they are very good for those quick opportunities where we used to say ... "I wish I had a camera right now".