Do you have Google on your mind? Many people do and Google has become the table of contents or index to many people’s add-on memory; that is to say the launching point for thought is connected to the Internet. What is interesting is that you take your mind with you wherever you go, as your body is connected to your human brain.

But, you cannot take the Internet with you everywhere you go as your add-on memory. Well, now maybe you can because Google is not only on your mind it is now in your cell phone to.

If you buy one of the latest cell phones with a larger screen you will have the ability to actually have your homepage be Google, and where you will be able to do a number of tasks. One of which will be surfed the Internet.

Now your add-on memory is in the palm of your hand and I suppose it will only be less than a decade or two before all this will be able to plug into a chip attached to your brain or your vocal cords where you can have a thought and it will fill in the search feature box on your Google enabled cell phone.

This may sound rather science fiction like, but really it is not and that is the way things are going. Actually much of this technology is now already available due to expenditures in military research and one would suppose based on the normal transfer technology time periods and timetables to the free marketplace that within this decade Google really will be on your mind and you will be able to be connected at all times. Please consider this in 2006.

Almost all people have cell phones because technology has ever been arising to bring more and more features. You might have heard about cell phone ringtone. If you owncell phone, you will be interested of havingcell phone ringtone just like other people around.

Cell phone ringtone can be heard anywhere and you can easily recognize the song it plays if you are music savvy. The cell phone ringtone is made to distinguishphone from the other. When you are incrowd, you will easily recognize that it’s your call because the cell phone ringtone that is played.

Some people may have the same cell phone ringtone but people have different tastes and they change it all the time. Some would even personalize their cell phone ringtone and compose it their own. Cell phone ringtone has been the trend today.

When you hearfresh song being played on the radio, you will surely hear it infew days into someone’s cell phone and you can have it by copying the notes or by sending it through infrared or via bluetooth. The sound of the cell phone ringtone is amazing that you can easily determine the song.

You can personalize your ringtone by the person who is calling. If you knowperson’s favorite song, you can setcertain ringtone for her, which is exclusive and will play only when she is the one calling. Customizing is always fun and it is never boring.

With all the thousands and millions of cell phone ringtone, you will totally feel dizzy to choose what’s best and might as well have it all if your phone has sufficient memory storage. If you want the ringtone to work on your cell phone, you need to installprogram to your phone, which will enable it to play the tune.

The settings for the installation will vary from the phone that you are using. When it is activated, you can easily receive ringtones for free and you can even download them through the Internet. Some cell phone ringtones may not be for free while some are just easy to get.

You can open your friends phone in the composer settings and take down the notes and type it to your phone and you get instant cell phone ringing tones without the hassle. Owningphone is very practical nowadays and customizing your ringing tones is natural and in the trend.

Although there are some ringing tones that are disturbing and annoying, you can always have your choice of smooth ringing tones the way you like it. Some people consider ringing tones aspublic distraction, the level of the sound can always be minimized and you can set your phone in different modes such as silent.

Don’t set your cell phone ringing tones tohigh level especially at places like libraries, churches, meetings and classes. When you are in crowd or inconcert, you can set it as loud as you can without bothering anyone.

Now that you know how to personalize and have your own ringing tone, recall your favorite songs and look for it in the Internet. For sure you will havegreat choice that will be perfect for your cell phone.

If your Pocket PC RPG game forays need to be buttressed by Motorola cell phone gaming, read on.

TechNewsWorld broke the scoop on an exciting union that bodes well for Motorola cell phone gamers.

Chinese gaming company Shanda Interactive and Motorola have just signed the ink on a partnership.

Figures from the same article suggest a mobile game scene in China reaching a lofty US$714 million by 2008.

Fortunate Motorola E680g cell phone owners can now look forward to mobile versions of Shanda Interactive’s World of Legend and Magical Land games on upcoming customized versions of their handset hardware.

At least this will give some Pocket PC game aficionados something to grin about in the future.

Especially if you’re prone to display damage from an overly enthused stylus-stabbing six year old.

This will have to be in reference to future upcoming Motorola cell phone game releases from Shanda as I’m still yet to encounter a six year old capable of role playing game comprehension.

Pocket PC gamers will have to be content with using this as a Motorola cell phone platform backup while their iPAQ or Axim is docked, at least until some other titles are released.

As for covert gaming at the office, you may have to choose between staring fixedly at a Motorla cell phone or your Pocket PC.

It’s really no contest if it’s a matter of corporate gamer subterfuge as the former is decidedly more conspicuous.

Not that Shanda Interactive’s initial offerings are anything to sneeze at in the RPG category, though.

Admittedly, I haven’t played a whole lot in the way of Shanda Interactive titles.

It might have more to do with their immense popularity placed smack on the Chinese desktop PC game scene.

Still, it will be interesting to see how closely they can emulate the gorgeous anime-like visuals of Magical Land and the sharp, detailed textures of World of Legend, as evidenced by their screenshots.

The Pocket PC isn’t a slouch in the role playing game department, either, with popular PPC releases like Ancient Evil featuring the same Diablo-esque dungeon crawl creature kills as its desktop PC cousin in full isometric real-time lighting glory.

I’ve tried steadfastly avoiding desktop PC MMORPG games (massively multiplayer online RPG) games featuring large numbers of online players interacting in virtual worlds due their extremely addictive nature.

A recovering RPG addict, I have already succumbed to the frenzy invoked by Blizzard’s Diablo dungeon crawl hack-and-slash series on the desktop PC platform a few years ago.

Interestingly enough, these first two releases from Shanda will appeal to the darker RPG junkie side that seems to inflict so many.

Virtual denizons of the desktop PC virtual worlds in World of Warcraft and EverQuest (dubbed EverCrack by my colleagues) will know exactly what I’m talking about, and Motorola cell phone gamers could soon be foaming at the mouth for more.

I personally know of one World of Warcraft addiction leading to divorce.

By her account, her ex-husband was pretty chuffed about achieving the elusive Level 70 cap.

He perpetuated his delusions of grandeur during his real life career as a pizza delivery guy with strange and somewhat sad Superman-like bravado.

Post-divorce, his obese flights of fantasy resulted in some 90 pounds in weight loss with no one around to remind him to eat during his megalomaniac maneuvers online.

Most will probably agree that shuttling to and from a Pizza Pizza parlour out of the Greater Toronto Area isn’t necessarily conducive to ego-tripping.

Not unless you’re a powerful Troll warlock, I suppose. Invariably, I can see this becoming a domestic issue of gigantic proportions.

It seems like massively multiplayer Motorola cell phone gamers can look forward to that next hardware upgrade to the Motorola E680g.

More so than MMORPG-less Pocket PC game freaks, anyway.

Nintendo DS WiFi gaming is becoming increasingly ubiquitous as aggressive marketing takes off in parts of Asia and Europe, bolstering their position as king of the handheld wireless gaming kingdom.

This is even more telling as it flourishes in spite of initial WiFi game Nintendo DS setbacks resulting in irate forum poster feedback.

Once again another platform is stepping up as the PDA falls off the MMORPG stage like a Miss Universe pageant winner whose dress is just a little too tight.

We can still take comfort in signicantly larger displays and more prevalent VGA units, but hopefully PPC game developers will chew on this news and respond in kind.

There is a quite revolution taking place both in the cell phone and in the PDA industries.

This is happening right under the noses of most people.

But those who are smart enough can jump right in and benefit big.

What I’m talking about is the PDA phone revolution.

This thing is bigger then the invention of toaster-oven.

This is because, like the “merge” of toaster and oven into one appliance, PDA phones bring together 2 of the most helpful, most productive, time saving tools many of us already use.
Our cell phone, and our PDA.

Having a “Two in one” tool like this is perfect for people who value their time and money. And these savvy people are jumping in right now and making the PDA-phone their best friend.

Let’s have a quick look at some of the huge benefits this tool can give us:

1. We need and use both of them anyway. Let’s face it - cell phones are so widely used, you’ll be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t own one. And as for PDA’s - their popularity is growing at a dazzling pace every year, as prices get lower. Isn’t it better to just get “two in one” and save money?

2. Save time - Owning two tools that have so many over lapping function is time consuming. For example, It’s much easier to maintain just one calendar instead of one at your cell phone and one at your PDA.

3. Save money - As technology progresses, most of us will upgrade our cell phone and our PDA. Having just one tool to worry about, your upgrades will be less frequent and at half the price.

4. More capacity - Many cell phones are limited in their memory capacity and their overall ability to handle administrative tasks. The PDA’s however, were born for these missions. The PDA phone therefore is a phone with a huge capacity for handling almost anything.

5. Integration - The biggest reason for merging these two vital tools is to enjoy the benefits of integration. You’ll be able to organize your calendar, talk to your friend and colleagues, download emails, listen to an mp3 file and play an addictive arcade game all at the same place.

The PDA phone revolution is here.
Those who use it to their benefit will be way ahead of others.

So how about joining the revolution?

Ron Hel-Or is the owner and operator of a website devoted to PDA, PDA accessories PDA phones and more.

Marrying iTunes capability with Motorola Rokr cell phones was theoretically quite sound.

MacNewsWorld has reported, however, that the new Rokr phones by Motorola are proving to be virtual hot potatos.

The mobile phone return rate is roughly six times the usual for these new iTunes phones, according to the article.

Apparently storage has proven to triumph over functionality with consumers, leaving them blindly apathetic to the over-hyped MPEG-4 playback of these devices.

The Rokr iTunes phone only stores roughly 100 songs, a tiny portion of the relatively gigantic iPod storage capability.

Pocket PC owners fortunate enough to have SDIO slots are laughing by comparison, albeit hobbled by a one gigabyte secure digital card.

Couple it with the fact that quite a few PDA cases can store an additional SD card, and it’s easy to see what occurred.

Presumably, mobile phone owners simply couldn’t stand the combined pointing and snickering of the iPod and Pocket PC masses.

When Pocket PC owners are bedazzling you with their devices’ versatility and fifth generation video iPods are becoming increasingly commercially ubiquitous at the same time, a swap is definitely in order.

Throw on a Pocket PC iTunes counterpart like PPCTunes by the PocketMac Team, and you’re off to the PDA races with iPod-like functionality, adding serious insult to injury.

If PPCTunes really does halve the storage space that iTunes music files occupy on your device like it claims (I’ve admittedly haven’t tried this download yet– too busy gaming), this completes this sorry picture of mobile Motorola emasculation.

Apple blames a poor marketing campaign, but it really seems like a case of bad timing with the video iPod newcomer knocking the Rokr to its knees.

I’m opting to stick with Windows Media Player on my iPAQ for the time being.

Damian Julien is a Pocket PC gaming authority and long time general gaming hobbyist and reviewer.

He is an IT specialist by trade and has posted numerous articles on Pocket PC emulators, gaming and trends in the industry.

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