Loading ...The weekend is already over and it’s time for Sundays themes. Back to work tomorrow, not that I’ve had much of a weekend off. Unlike Michell who’s hopefully been having an awesome weekend to celebrate his 18th birthday.
I don’t have a special theme today, so I’m going to highlight a couple of the best themes created over the past week.
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Our fellow blog owner Michell is celebrating his 18th birthday today! So let’s all congratulate him and eat some delicious cake, little Kitty has already begun. 
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Sony Ericsson released a new panel for the X1 today - a Facebook panel that is simply super great!
The user interface is spectacular, easy to use and very fast, and although that’s a bit surprising to me, there’s another thing that surprised me even more; the functionality of the panel. You can pretty much do anything you can normally do on a computer with this panel! This includes viewing profiles, sending and receiving messages, reading and writing on walls, checking out photo galleries, and even uploading your own photos. You can change your status text and view other people’s status updates, as well as check your notifications. Lots of pictures after the break. Continue reading “Facebook releases XPERIA panel for the X1!”
Filed under: X series, XPERIA (4 votes, average: 3.50 out of 5) Loading ...I promised that we’d post a duel between Sony Ericsson’s C902 and C905 as well as a Nikon digital SLR camera, which ended up being the ageing 10-megapixel Nikon D80. In the photos there is a significant difference in terms of the size of the elements from the C905 and D80’s photos and the photos produced by the C902. This is caused due to the lower camera resolution on the C902. There’s hardly any visible difference between the C905 and D80 as the C905 shoots in 3:4 format and the D80 shoots in 2:3 format.
The following pictures are 100 percent crops that are straight out of the cameras. All cameras were set to auto, and left to decide everything themselves. We’ll provide full size samples in the upcoming full comparison, but the crops should do for now.
Continue reading “C902, C905 & Nikon D80 night shoot-out”
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