Vice-President of enterprise data sales of Verizon Wireless, Mr.Mark Bartolomeo,confirmed the arrival a new application christened as Pill Phone. The application as its name suggests its usability would assist the people in reminding them of their valuable medical prescriptions and timings over the dosages. So, if you have the habit of forgetting of taking your daily dosage of medication, then, this tool is just for you.

The name by itself holds its meaning. The Pill Phone kicks the person with an alarm tone or a vibration reminding the person to take some time out in order to get some time more to live by taking his/her medication. Hmmm, do I hear a round of applause from less memorable people? I think so, I am cheering up too.

Add some more features for this application, this one reminds not only the patient, but also his family members, if, the patient does not respond to it’s alert. It sends out messages to the mobile numbers which are fed into it’s memory. Quiet handy!!Surely, Verizon has taken a step ahead and personified itself as being extremely friendly to its customers. Health is surely Wealth. Pill Phone would be compatible with some of the latest mobile devices from MotoRazer, Samsung and LG. A feature called as “get it now” has to be activated in order to make use of this doctoral application.

The Pill Phone would also provide educational information from a repository of 1800 commonly prescribed drugs. It also provides security to your sensitive data by requiring a personal identification number(PIN) locking system. So, now PIN, no alerts and no medical information which has been kept secure. Rightly priced at $3.99 per month, this application is worth a try.

For more: Pill Phone

Have a look at how easy it would be to work on Eclipse IDE once you get to learn these shortcuts. You would turn to be a master of the IDE in front of your colleagues.

For more and Detailed Shortcuts:Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts

Came across this small and nifty tool which provides an insight into how speed your processor is with a multitude of tests. Its an installable of a low size and takes a moment to spring to life.

Here is how it provides info, with other options and you can even compare with the around-the-world reports to know where you stand in the CPU Speed Race.

Pretty Cool interface, right? Try it here: CPU Speed Professional

One of the World’s Most Costliest Hotels: The Emirate’s Palace

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An awesome new ad for LG ViewTy’s 120fps recording feature.

Get more info at: LG ViewTy

Ever thought there would be a lot of thought into implementing the most used key combination on windows Platform.

Priorly it was Ctrl + Alt + Esc being used to instigate a reboot, but the Inventor of this combination, David Bradley, who used to work as a Designer of the Early IBM PC, found out that there are a number of chances that you may accidentally do the reboot. So, in order to keep a total check over this, he re-designed it to our now Ctrl + Alt + Del, which compels you to use both of your hands in order to use it.

Checkout the video of David Bradley and get to know it in his own words.

Run Linux on Windows, Simultaneously

What more? You can choose from a variety of Linux flavors.

Many people are afraid of installing Linux, even though it’s free. Why? They think that the installation procedure is quite a complex procedure which would take a geek’s mind in order to get it right. But, that’s not the truth now a days. The installation is a piece of cake as Linux had been supporting GUI for years now. Using the below specified method, you can make Linux run like any other Windows program, just by a double-click.

This method is perfectly reversible and in order to go back to your previous state, all you need to do is, delete a folder and uninstall a program. Sounds quite easy? It is.

1. The first requirement is to download the free VMWare Player which installs just like any other program. No hassles. Just go to VMWare Homepage and download it. Be ready to take on a short survey form there which would take just a couple of minutes.

2. Now download your favorite Linux version. I will provide you with different flavors of Linux, but only one is needed. So, it’s all your choice. The Linux distros would vary by their version specifications and sizes, so the more the size, the more time it would require to download. I prefer settling on Suse Linux. If you prefer to first try on a smaller Linux distro, you can even do that. There are a lot of Linux distributions to test on. So, do not think that these versions are the only ones you can work on.

Suse Linux (680 MB)

Fedora (682 MB)

Damn Small Linux (51 MB)

Puppy Linux (85 MB)

3. Now setup VMWare to talk to Linux. How to get it done? Very simple. Download a little file from Wolphination. Here is a direct link to that file: OS.zip . Now unzip the file into your drive(Say C:\ ) , so now you have C:\OS.

Place your downloaded flavor of Linux into your OS folder, that is, C:\OS. Yeah, place the .iso file into the OS folder. So, now I have OS.vmx, OS.vmdk and openSUSE-10.3-GM-KDE-Live-i386.iso in the OS folder. Now, you are nearly ready to run for Linux on Windows.

4. You need to setup your VMWare configuration file. This file is nothing but the OS.vmx. Now, open this file using Notepad. On a line that says ide1:0.fileName “C:\Your file” , you need to edit this line and make it point to the Linux version you downloaded. So mine changes to C:\OS\openSUSE-10.3-GM-KDE-Live-i386.iso. Now, save this file and You are ready to blaze your Linux and work on it.

Double Click on OS.vmx and in a min or less time, depending on your RAM, the Linux will start up.

There you are, running Linux like any other windows program. Create a shortcut of OS.vmx on your desktop and you can fire it up from there.

Increase your productivity by enhancing your skillset by working on Linux.