The HAL works as follows: A person wearing the suit, when tries to move, electrical signal from his brain are transmitted to the muscles. These electrical signals are sensed by the sensors stuck with the skin.

Through these sensors HAL gets to know the movement’s direction and force, the mode is called ‘voluntary control system’. The other mode of operation is called ‘robotic autonomous control system’, operating on the basis of movement information stored in the device’s database.

According to the Manufacturer, HAL being a exoskeleton built, need not the wearer’s support and supports itself, thus, appearing lighter to the wearer. However, it has the weight of 23 Kg, a battery driven product remains operational for around two and a half hours continuously. Multitude of activities one can do wearing it include walking, standing, objects lifting, climbing up stairs and down stairs and a lot others.

Prices for the suit for rent are around $1450-$1500 and $2200 per month for one-legged and two-legged versions respectively. For purchase the price is $4200. For now, all are in Japan only. Words are that there are planning to make the product reach European markets, nothing could be said for the US for now though.

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It it this sense of feeling that has urged the Korean company launch its economical product to compete with its fellow Korean and the industry’s well known player LG, whose £1,000 GD-910 is challenged by the more affordable £200 tagged MB-910 (SIM-Free).

The one-fifth price cut is not for free since buyers will have to compromise over video calls, seems not too bad considering the price difference.

A tri-band supporting device having 3 hours talk time and an stand-by estimate of 70 hours, weighing only 58 grams, has the touchscreen resolution of 132 x 176 pixels displaying up to 65K colors, media playback, SMS/MMS and bluetooth functionality to let you talk right from your headset. Featured also are a WAP browser and an e-mail client.

The watch phone announced to be launched somewhere in the second quarter this year, only in the UK for now.

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• March 12, 2009, Hyundai MB-910: The Best A Brit’s Wrist Can Get | Tea Break writes: [...] This cup of tea was served by: NazJam Tech Blog [...]
• March 15, 2009, FameGadget writes: Nice product..
• August 16, 2009, SwissJ @ SwissArmyWatches writes: This watch-mobile will fall in a markets because people can't hold their hand near the ear over a hour . Maybe someone will just put up and walk with new tech watch on the ear . .-= SwissJ @ SwissArmyWatches´s last blog ..What is behind the inscription «Swiss made»? =-.

Scheduled to reach markets in the second quarter of this year. Physically speaking, the E55 is the slimmest of Smartphone with only 9.9 mm thickness, 3.5 mm headphone jack, low weight of only 98 grams, a good 2.4 inch screen, a compact half-QWERTY keyboard having two letters per key, 3.2 MP camera and a standard Lithium-Ion battery of 1500mAh.

The handset brings a rich display experience of up to 16 million colors. Words being typed are predicted by the handset to facilitate the user. The battery has around 8(GSM)/6(WCDMA) hours and an excellent one month of talk-time and stand-by times respectively, making the device perfectly suitable for people travelling long for business purposes etc.

The Smartphone has Symbian S60 3.2 OS, HSDPA/HSUPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, added with features such as GPS functionality and NokiaMaps3.0 etc., which together with all the specifications in the article give the justification for the price tag.

Here’s the video to get an overview of the device.

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Noticeable features including, the battery of 32800 mAh having such long stand-by time, 3″ touchscreen, 1.3 MP camera, dual-SIM support, 4 speakers, MP3 & MP4 player, Bluetooth, GPRS, WAP, e-book reading and English/Chinese hand recognition system.

Chinese creativity is not limited to a particular field but is found in whatever product they create. This mobile phone about which is written above has so much features and added to them are some other minor features not mentioned here.

In the end, its not required to say that gradually China is increasing its market share. The ‘weapons’ that China uses to achieve its goal are firstly the cheapness and secondly the number of features of its products.

Comments

• March 24, 2008, Nicholas Francis writes: man am i dreaming..? a chineese fake with so many features? my friend recently bought a chineese fake GSM phone, whose battery does'nt last for even 30 min.. and this phone u mentioned is amazing!(2 years)
• March 25, 2008, immy writes: looking interesting the battery feature is amazing, lol i am using nokia 6300 which hardly give me 2 full days. immy
• May 7, 2008, azhar malik writes: what is the pakistani price this set
• May 8, 2008, admin writes: Nice Question...I forgot to include the price in the post, btw it is (128 U.S. dollars = 8600 Pakistan rupees approx.) More info about the mobile can be found at: http://www.solomobi.com/viewproduct.asp?pro_id=1429&page=1
• May 27, 2008, S.K. GUPTA writes: I want to know the website where I can download English version of user manual of chinese mobile (model ZTC 8188). Please reply thanks. Dt. 27/5/2008
• June 6, 2008, anil writes: please send me english manual for cg 6198a or there officilal wbsite thanks
• July 1, 2008, ajay writes: Hello Sir my mobile's display is damage (broke) the model is E60, so where are your serive centre near about karnal (haryana) india
• July 5, 2008, Rohit writes: Can anyone tell me where I can buy chinese phones in goa
• July 5, 2008, Rohit writes: Where in goa I can buy these chinese phones
• July 12, 2008, ram writes: what is the indian prise this set
• July 15, 2008, geeta writes: My chinese model ZTC 8188 gets switched off automatically when simply touched. what could be the problem? kindly reply want to know the website where I can download English version of user manual of chinese mobile (model ZTC 8188) Pl reply
• August 30, 2008, laxmikant writes: i like china mobile
• September 11, 2008, abdi writes: i how are you all off chines ?i need same thing about your mobile ,i have bougth one mobile of china than the phone was locked but i don,t know his socurity code so may you tell me the socurity phone of china mobile thanks all off you chines
• September 14, 2008, midhun writes: i wan ta chineese set in kerala at kasargod district
• September 15, 2008, Nasir writes: Those who are asking for local availability...I am sorry to say that I don't know any...you have to dig in the local market yourself to find it...ask them from telling its characteristics, and they will show you if they have one, and those who are asking for technical support, then all I have to say is that Chinese mobiles do wonders, no doubt, but they also have a drawback in security, support and reliability. So think first and then buy, maybe you can find a good deal :)
• September 20, 2008, amith writes: price in indian rupee ?
• September 20, 2008, nasirjumani writes: approx 5000 indian rupees
• October 1, 2008, rajiv writes: what price in indian rupees
• October 5, 2008, Ben writes: Ill believe it when I see it. 32Ah is fucking huge. At current tech levels that would be half the size of a car battery, maybe a brick. Assuming this is real, I think the Chinese maybe getting quite rich off of these batteries in cars
• October 11, 2008, Ales Matematik writes: Made in China... we usually dont believe this sentences..
• October 15, 2008, paras writes: china has worsen the world market by introducing cheap n attractive gadgets !!!!
  keep it up^^^^
• October 17, 2008, Sean writes: I've already seen articles similar to this one popping up... The phone will stay in standby for that long. It wont go that long without a charge if you actually use it.
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• October 18, 2008, yash writes: what is the last cheapest rate for this mobile
• October 29, 2008, Tanzil Ahmed writes: Pls.can u tell me what's the cheapest rate of this mobile pls.confirm me soon and also confirm me where i can to buy this mobile now currently i am in mumbai.
• November 15, 2008, sumit writes: pls send me price of this mobile
• November 24, 2008, Ashraf writes: what is the India in Delhi price this set
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• January 4, 2009, madhu writes: hi man i bought china mobile , but after 2 month i got problem like hanging , do u have any idea to recover this mobile pleas reply me .....
  i am waiting for your answer ..............
• January 11, 2009, rasoul writes: hi dear mr /mis/madam
  could you please tell me about specialy software that can support my handphone mobail in my pc.
• January 11, 2009, rasoul writes: hi dear mr /mis/madam
  could you please tell me about specialy software that can support my handphone mobail in my pc.
• March 14, 2009, Motiram writes: Hello Sir I want to purchased a mobile phone
• March 18, 2009, chinna writes: i want to buy
• March 29, 2009, velu writes: I want one china mobile below three thousands and Nokia battry with Nokia charger
• April 21, 2009, jaan writes: i have a china mobile xintai z998 tv 100 i want to connoct to my computer please help me........kab se ro raha hun...
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• June 1, 2009, pooja writes: what is the last cheapest rate for this mobile
• June 3, 2009, Ravindranath writes: I want to buy china mobile that can record calls with dual sim work at same time. Do you software that can record calls of others mobile without knowing them.
• June 17, 2009, daniel writes: hey that so cool man.. to charge jus twice a year.. i want to buy this phone.. can any one let me know how to.. thanks
• June 17, 2009, samantha writes: thats nice. heard of this cell before. but nt sure about its features. do you really think its as good as it says. what if it konks off in few days only. [rq=33759,0,blog][/rq]How to increase backlinks to your site [Part 3]
• June 20, 2009, hitendra writes: Hi I already have this type of china mobile, but not getting supported software, games for this, Please tell me if any body know thanks
• July 26, 2009, Ali writes: Hi mr/mis/madam I want to buy dual sim tv connect china mobile .send me price of china mobile In indian rupee.

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What’s quoted above in the title has been done with the new Dell’s Latitude XFR D630 which is designed to be operable in extreme conditions, this tough chassis ‘toughbook’, qualifies US defense departments’ MIL-STD-810F standard, proving the products’ sufficient ruggedness to survive in extremes.

This rugged notebook can survive in such harsh conditions as altitude, humidity and temperature and any other natural extreme that could happen. Arrangement for shock preventing mounting has been made to protect the LCD, hard drive etc. The sealed keyboard prevents water and dust from getting in and rubber-made covers protect the external ports from the elements. Thanks to the brightness of 500 nits that enables a user to continue with his/her work even in direct sunlight on the 14.1-inch display.

Brett McAnally, director of the Dell Product Group said:

The Latitude XFR D630 represents a tectonic shift toward simplicity in the ruggedized laptop space.

He further added:

We are taking a multidimensional approach that focuses on simplified deployment, service and durability without sacrificing performance. Major competitors focus their efforts on ‘rugged’ only.

The notebook’s standard configuration include a 2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, a 512 MB RAM, an 80 GB hard drive and a DVD/CD-RW combo drive and Windows XP, and could be customized to have a 2.2GHz processor, 32GB and 64GB solid state drives (which makes this notebook more durable in terms of data), a DVD burner and a resistive touchscreen. Via the ExpressCharge technology, this notebook has an edge over others that it’s batteries gets charged to full approximately 30 minutes earlier. Also included in the laptop are 802.11n WiFi support, GPS and a thermal management system for the RAM and processor.

The notebook has the starting price of $3899 and goes on depending on configuration. Will be offered in two colors: Black and Desert Tan. Measuring 2.6 X 13.9 X 10.2 inches and weighing about 4 Kg (or 8.81 lbs) .

According to Michael Dell:

Since these products are built to take a beating, they do, with all too predictably painful results. How do users, often in remote locations with service techs nowhere in sight, return broken systems for maintenance as many vendors demand? Quite simply, at high cost, That is a fundamental issue Dell aims to correct with the new Latitude XFR D630. Delivering laptops that can and do go wherever employees must, no matter what the demands, could also help Dell’s Latitude XFR D630 become a veritable Humvee of laptops, making it synonymous with environmentally extreme computing.

In my opinion, this tough-guy could be considered as the ‘terminator’ equivalent of notebooks, because I don’t see as much rugged a notebook as this one is. Also, performance wise it is 23% better than Panasonic’s CF-30. It will be true to say that durability and performance are combined into one.

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• March 6, 2008, Sue Massey writes: I found your site on google blog search and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. Just added your RSS feed to my feed reader. Look forward to reading more from you. - Sue.
• March 7, 2008, Rohit writes: Pretty cool...it's quite bulky isn't it?
• March 8, 2008, Margaret writes: This certainly looks like it could take some banging around! Price tag is pretty hefty though! And it looks like it weighs a TON! ê¿ê
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After thinking for some time to justify the $17000 worth of a Blu-ray Player, I couldn’t find any reason that makes sense. That much money is enough for a person to buy a ‘not-so-luxurious’ car. But I also know that, that much worth for a Blu-ray player from the Swiss company Goldmund is not a strange one since the name of Goldmund is very much ’synonym’ to senseless overpricing of products.

Now come to some details of the player to know what we have for $17000. The player Eidos 20 BD has been equipped with a ’special’ power supply circuit “AC Curator” to give AV stability, an arrangement named as “Mechanical Grounding” to remove vibrations and hence prevent the videos from getting blurred, and Goldmund’s very own “Magnetic Damper” to eliminate reading errors and further improve the overall performance of the player also this one is said to be included only in ‘high-end’ Goldmund products.

I think I am not the one impressed by these features in such a way that I forget the amount it takes to buy the player. If you are the one, then you are no doubt an AV ‘purist’.

What do you think is Goldmund just in pricing its products or not? Have your say.

Comments

• April 1, 2008, Martin Weiss writes: Am yet to be convinced that BluRay will really catch on. Hmm.. If you are worried about vibrations, couldnt you just copy the film to a harddisk and play it from there? I would spend that money on the display. Or a car.

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“What?” I shouted also when I read the title. A conceptual cell phone by Atlas Kinetic is without a battery and gets powered when moved or shaken, seems like a wrist watch type which don’t require batteries but a shake or two which it gets easily from our routine movements.

I think its not as simple to apply the same to a cell phone as applied to a wrist watch because a wrist watch is almost always attached to the wrist, and as I wrote above the movement of our hand provide the watch with enough kinetic energy to get it powered. With the mobile phone things are somehow different in the way that we don’t have the phone all the time in our hands like the wrist watch and hence, can’t equal the wrist watch in terms of getting powered. Also, with the ease of powering the watch as compared with the phone, there’s another point that a watch requires less power than a phone.

This Aluminum-glass handset is ’straight-forwardly’ only a mobile phone and has no extra functions other that sending and receiving calls and messages.

Uniquely designed with a small display and a circular keypad had made me to attract towards the cell phone and then I couldn’t resist myself to read about the it. See for yourself.

Comments

• February 29, 2008, UMair writes: Assalamualikum..... nice work...
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The ‘robot syndrome’ has took over the people around the world in such a way that the time has come when a mobile phone has been made to look like a robot. The Toshiba 815T PB, is one such phone, will be released by the Japanese mobile operator ‘Softbank’ in April this year in two colors: Black & Silver.

Having a weight of 107 grams, this cool handset has 3G connectivity, 240 X 320 pixel resolution on the 2.4 inch display, 0.8 inch of external display and a 3.2 MP camera. The phone’s memory can be extended up to 2 GB via a microSD card. Also it, has a music player, is Infrared enabled and is capable of accessing Internet.

Here I must write, this phone is one of its kind, having such cool features written above and a great look. For those who can’t wait for the handset to have it in their countries after its release, I must write that it could be bought via SoftBank website.

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Liscio, a product of UK based mobile phone company ‘Onyx’, having the appearance as if its a music player. It has the music playing functionality but primarily its a mobile phone, which it don’t looks like in a glance. The stylish 90 x 35 x 17.8 and 60 grams handset also has FM Radio, voice recording, USB 1.1, playback time of 11 hours, 128 MB of built-in memory and support for the microSD card, the screen of 1.1 inch which gives the resolution of 96 x 96 pixels.

It will be true to say that style and usefulness both are packed into one, thus making an attractive combination. The handset is SIM-free, priced about $255.

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Nokia research centre (NRC) unveiled its new concept phone named Morph in collaboration with university of Cambridge Nanoscience Center(UK). Its a joint nanotechnology concept with endless possibilities and magical capabilities. It is the next generation phone which can do so many wonderful things like no other portable device can. It has been featured today in The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) “Design and The Elastic Mind” exhibition (which is going on from February 24 to May 12, 2008,) in New York.

Features:

This concept phone as I have previously said, can do wonders and may create fantastic opportunities for portable world such as:

• It is very flexible and will blend seamlessly with our normal life with the stretchable silicon built into it.
• It can clean itself automatically from dust, liquids and even fingerprints with its Super hydrophobic “Nanoflowers”.
• With a solar charging option through “Nanograss”, it has proved itself to be a hardcore environment friendly.
• Is the apple I am buying washed and hygienic? Is the air I am breathing in is free from germs? You would be able to ask these type of questions from the morph which will be answered with the help of its Integrated sensors which would enable us to choose the thing which would be best for our environment and ultimately for ourselves.
• One more thing, it would have transparent greenish type electronics, meaning you could see through it. Amazing isn’t it?

In addition to the features I have written above, it would have one more feature which is more functionality in less cost and space. All of these new capabilities will unleash new horizons to communicate and interact in unprecedented ways.

It could be transformed in various types of shapes according to one’s needs including:
Standard mode: Just like any normal handset.
Landscape mode: In this mode, It could analyze things with its nanosensors in great detail. Just like the apple example I gave above.
Bracelet mode: Wrist up the phone around your hand just like a watch as you might have seen in some sci-fi movie.

How this all works?

According to nokia.com

Nanotechnology enables materials and components that are flexible, stretchable, transparent and remarkably strong. Fibril proteins are woven into a three dimensional mesh that reinforces thin elastic structures. Using the same principle behind spider silk, this elasticity enables the device to literally change shapes and configure itself to adapt to the task at hand.

Comments from the authoritys:

Dr. Tapani Ryhanen, Head of the NRC Cambridge UK laboratory said:

We hope that this combination of art and science will showcase the potential of nanoscience to a wider audience. The research we are carrying out is fundamental to this as we seek a safe and controlled way to develop and use new materials.

Dr. Bob Iannucci, Chief Technology Officer, Nokia, told:

Nokia Research Center is looking at ways to reinvent the form and function of mobile devices; the Morph concept shows what might be possible.

Professor Mark Welland, Head of the Department of Engineering’s Nanoscience Group at the University of Cambridge and University Director of Nokia-Cambridge collaboration mentioned:

Developing the Morph concept with Nokia has provided us with a focus that is both artistically inspirational but, more importantly, sets the technology agenda for our joint nanoscience research that will stimulate our future work together.

The partnership between Nokia and the University of Cambridge started in March, 2007 in result of an agreement to work together on research projects. Nokia has established its research center branch at the West site of Cambridge university and aimed to collaborate with several departments functioning of which has started from the Nanoscience Center and Electrical Division of the Engineering Department with projects centered on nanotechnology.

To see morph in action, we have to wait at least 7 years, because the concept shown here is easy to see, but not that easy to build and thats why in the beginning, it may cost much but would likely reach the pockets of people after taking some time when nanotechnology will grow up from its infancy.

See the video also and decide for yourself whether it is a revolutionary concept or not.

Comments

• February 26, 2008, Joseph Harris writes: If the person who wrote this entry is not a native English speaker, then please read no further. It is not my point to criticize anyone who has English as a second language. To accept the writing from someone for whom English is a primary language, however, raises the question of credibility of the information and the informer. This entry contains so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes, such a lack of proper capitalization, missing or redundant punctuation, word misuse and run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point, that the reader wonders if the writer truly understands the subject or is simply parroting set phrases. My impression is that the writer is not adequately educated in English and therefore not qualified to represent such a prestigious client as Nokia, especially in the introduction of new and exciting technology, where clarity and quality of language is essential to attracting customers. Writing conveys more than information about a product; it also characterizes the writer. How he writes reflects well or poorly on himself and by association, his client.
• February 26, 2008, canvasch writes: Joseph Harris is a dick. Nice article, in seven years I'm going to get one of these, BELIEVE IT!
• February 26, 2008, ewan quirk writes: ...but a properly educated dick. Nice article, in 7.5 years I'll be buying one for one quadrillionth the price you paid for yours, BELIEVE IT!
• February 26, 2008, Eximus writes: This will not happen in seven years. Nor will it happen in ten years. Nanotechnology has yet to overcome some serious manufacturing issues, and even more on a factory-level production scale. I see someone getting one of these in fifteen years (at most) if they donate money to R&D substantial enough to feed the world's hungry and cure the world's sick... Actually, just mail the money to pharmacology research and genetic engineering.
• February 26, 2008, admin writes: Thanx to those who liked and disliked the post. And hey harris, I m not a native English speaker and thats why writing on my own blog, not on the PCWorld and PCMag types of magazines. I am constantly trying to improve my English and one day you will see me there.... :)
• February 26, 2008, ay0 writes: so.... lets dance
• February 26, 2008, lol writes: yah harris fuck you and your mac
• February 26, 2008, esvl writes: Dude? Joseph Harris please show me one person except yourself that cares about the exact spelling. Use your imagination. Even if someone did care why would they write a theses about how to spell correctly, just close your browser if you cant handle the imperfection of reality and the fact that not everyone is from America. You are probably one of those people that get annoyed by the fact that there are other countries in the world speaking other languages and that they to have internet access. Well guess what, there are more people on the internet that do not speak english than those that do. And you can be glad people still use this stupid language called english. This was a great post and I liked it. And here is to Joseph Harris: Jy is so n poepol, dink jy enige iemand gee om wat jy het om te se oor enige iemand se spelling?
• February 26, 2008, Jon writes: I agree with him. And likewise, I don't think it's right to penalize someone who's second language is English, but when you're going to try and publish something, it's actually really key to be able to make unambiguous statements, and proper sentences. If you disagree with me, you're going to have to find an employer with the same ideas as you.
• February 26, 2008, Bob Marley writes: I think you guys are hatin on the poor guy. He said he didn't mean it if the admin was not a native english speaker.
• February 26, 2008, Jon writes: I'd like to add, though, that out of all the people I've seen on the internet out of that middle-eastern-ish part of the world that the admin seems to be from, he's got the best english, and I applaud his ethic for a language that isn't even his native.
• February 27, 2008, anon writes: Battery
• February 27, 2008, anti-anon writes: anon: NANO battery's :P and solar power I liked the post, and people, don't flame Joseph, whe should all aim for perfection. I'm dutch and dyslexic (No, I don't know the proper spelling for that) but I'm doing the best I can to improve my English. Whe NEED people like Joseph, see it like a part of evolution. Back on topic: I think seven years is resonable, try googling or stubling for nano's. We are getting better at making, and controlling, the tech. and with the computerpower that whe'll have in five years things could go pretty fast. (imho)
• February 27, 2008, deadstatue writes: cool concept design, and i think i agree with joseph harris. hes not bashing anyone for the lack of english they speak, hes just saying that a global corporation like nokia, should at least choose somebody that speaks fluent english to demo or report about a product like this in english. after taking 4 years of spanish, i wouldnt be mad if my company chose someone that natively spoke spanish to report about a product to a hispanic demographic. either way, i call 7 years a very optimistic outlook.
• February 27, 2008, yuffles writes: deadstatue, go use a real browser like firefox. then return with your comments.
• February 28, 2008, Rob Hyde writes: Absolutely beautiful design. Can't wait to see more pictures and read more information. Also, it's funny to see people bitching about peoples' operating systems and browser choices here... Also, the whole Harris debate - sure grammar and punctuation are great and needed, especially in the land of the internet, but you don't need to make a song and dance about it...
• February 29, 2008, James writes: Nice leach for your wallet,it already looks like a credit card. costs me nothing to talk to someone in person, with super graphics too ahahaha.
• February 29, 2008, Daily Tech Impressions writes: Nokia is very innovative with their new Technologies and applying them to their handsets
• February 29, 2008, UMair writes: Assalamualaikum.......... gud going man.....
• February 29, 2008, admin writes: Thanx......Its all bcoz of you, the readers of nazjam.....
• February 29, 2008, mayank writes: Nice article dood... nice to see someone posting good from my neighbour country 1 suggestion: use a plugin that allows users to subscribe to subsequent comments once they comment on a post
• March 1, 2008, This is so old... and fake writes: We've seen this before. It's a well known hoax by now.
• March 1, 2008, Kaspar Silas writes: I personally would have much more issue with someone of Joseph Harris opinions representing my research department. I would much prefer to have someone who knows about the product than who had perfect grammar. By valuing style and presentation over all else I knew he was apple man before I noticed the apple icon.
• March 2, 2008, Kartik Shashank writes: Hi friends... I really loved the Nokia Morph concept. I am not good at English, and felt admitting this necessary. But anyway, keeping all the issues discussed above, about the language problems, aside, I congratulate the ADMINISTRATOR for the wonderful description of the Concept yet in the making. But I couldn't understand, what made some of you say that this concept shall take 7 years. I mean, why specifically SEVEN?
• March 2, 2008, Kartik Shashank writes: And all the Best for further works!!!
• March 2, 2008, Treeman writes: Nice concept, maybe 1 day eh... thats if the world doesn't end in 2012??? (probably caused by nano tech!!!) As for the Joseph issue, he's a yank (no offence to others) and i'm English! The language is called English for a fucking reason, not fucking american!!! Whats more, this so called English language that you speak so well in America has several words with different spellings than "true English" (colour/color) Anyway, English is my only language and i'm not that great at that, all I can say is that I tilt my hat to those who take the time to learn other languages and not mock those who are trying!!! How many languages can Joseph speak fluently?
• March 2, 2008, buckykat writes: morph: it will make you win at everything forever and turn into a god. it will also stop world hunger, cure cancer, aids, and ebola, as well as stopping global warming. with it, you will be smarter than macgyver and be able to fight off captain kirk, mr. t, and chuck norris at once.
• March 2, 2008, TAPAS writes: Nokia is not an english name - if u don't understand technology shut up !
• March 2, 2008, Vineet writes: ROFL. I stumbled here and I already knew about the nokia phone. But watching you guys crap on Joseph "delusions of grandeur" Harris is totally funny. Thumbs up.
• March 3, 2008, Nicholas Francis writes: hey Mr.Joseph harris, I guess u need to go back to english Teacher to learn to read better"english".. Or may be becoz ur spending too much time on the internet that may have damaged ur eyes, which makes u read badly(do chk a doctor).Come on Mr.Harris, Learn to appreciate talent, i think ur jealous of Nasir.. so ur trying to bring his fame down by writing such Stupid comments.. which will never happen.
• March 9, 2008, Robert writes: Mr. Harris, Avoid writing in the passive voice and you will become a good writer. Be direct and to the point, man. Don't pussy foot around with words. Learn to be effective. This is the Internet. Web 2.0 is here. Get with it or be silent!
• March 9, 2008, Vineet writes: Does an I-mac automatically make people into pretentious losers who behave like a$$holes to everyone else?
• March 12, 2008, Harshil Zaveri writes: Wonderful article! I found the link to the official morph page on Nokia.com http://www.nokia.com/A4852062 Hard to imagine how fast technology is evolving!
• March 16, 2008, rajeev writes: hi its amazing concept. i think i should have this, so please let me know when its going to be available with price tag. also send the complete specifications of nokia morph
• March 23, 2008, saikaku writes: Vineet, I totally agree with your first post. This is making me ROFL.
• March 23, 2008, sam writes: this concept looks interesting cool gadget and a must have oh and harris PISS OFF!! you sound like my professor you wanker!
• March 23, 2008, issac writes: John Harris is a DICK!! nice article!
• March 23, 2008, Pieter writes: Attention Mr Joseph Harris. I have contacted the Gay Mafia to seek out this butcher of our sacred language and they are going to forcibly redecorate his or her apartment in last years colours and add some shag carpet and place drinks on the coffee table without coasters. Resistance will be met with a vicious attack with teasing combs and nail files. This should teach this barbarian to stay away from English and possibly start going out to gay bars... Revenge shal be ours Mr Harris. May God, who is an Englishman after all bless you and give you the strength to continue this just quest to preserve the queen's English. Millions everywhere love you now and I shall name my next Barbie doll in your honour. Your servant and grateful admirer, Pieter Kissy kissy..... hugsie wugsie.....
• March 24, 2008, Cool Acid writes: Hahaha... leave John Harris alone... it's not his fault to be a dick. Also, people like us, not-english-speakers need that kind of "wise" critic to improve our english. Cool concept... but I think it'll happen in more than 7 years. And... why the fuck do you wanna know if things are clean in a microscopic level? You'll end up not eating anything and stop touching things because you will just get so paranoid about the bacterias and stuff that you will live terrified the rest of your high-tech-nano-life.
• March 24, 2008, Pieter writes: In the future we will have robots that touch these things for us. As a bonus they will check everything we write as well. No more dangling participles, terrible grammar or embarrassing spelling mistakes. The robots will get the blame for all our shortcomings. Mr Harris is probably a robot just like that and he morphs into other things like a dickhead, a wanker and even a loser. I morph too from loyal supporter into a vicious bitch. I am sendinng him a glitter bomb. That stuff sticks to the skin forever. He is a marked man. I am now officially sick of this entire topic. Go to hell Harris. Outta here.............
• April 15, 2008, Bryan Duke writes: Nice post, thankyou. I'd also like to add that it was obvious the poster did not have english as his first language, so the post by Jo Harris is condenscending in tone despite his disclaimer at the beginning. Anyone with a strong grasp of english like Jo could have identified this so Jo's failure to do so probably highlights some sort of isolation from the world either physically or emotionally. Be nice Jo. You are not your father.
• April 15, 2008, Kartik Shashank writes: Hello people... It is really nice to see so many people supporting the right person. Infact, if your words are able to convey your ideas in any way, there is no point crying for the grammatical correctness. Well, now I just want to talk about the phone. 1) People, I really want to know, why specifically some of you have talked of 7 years. 2) A friend of mine just told me that such CONCEPT phones are just meant to show the abilities of the company, and do not assure to come to existence in the near future. Is that really true?
• May 29, 2008, Symbiotes_021 writes: Wauuu.. I can see the future now... Really neat technology they (NOKIA) got there.
• August 15, 2008, lori writes: This Fone Is The Biz Lol
• September 12, 2008, mobly phones geek :D writes: well harris such on that bitch waaahhoooooo:)
• September 25, 2008, kill switch writes: well it wud be gud to c dis ph... as ur saying... dat it wud be in de pockets ...but in country like india... it wud in a pockets of only few 1ce's who wud be buying dat....
  mail me more bout dis concept ... if possible...
• September 25, 2008, kill switch writes: well it wud be gud to c dis ph... as ur saying... dat it wud be in de pockets ...but in country like india... it wud in a pockets of only few 1ce's who wud be buying dat....
  mail me more bout dis concept ... if possible...
• October 13, 2008, something like a nick name writes: I think 5 years max, and we'll get even better than that, don't really like the design, could be smoother... and what this fucking key ring doing on it? is going to be cool in 5 years? It just doesn't look convenient...
• October 13, 2008, something like a nick name writes: I think 5 years max, and we'll get even better than that, don't really like the design, could be smoother... and what this fucking key ring doing on it? is going to be cool in 5 years? It just doesn't look convenient...
• December 19, 2008, roflcopter writes: A really long sentence would include, "This entry contains so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes, such a lack of proper capitalization, missing or redundant punctuation, word misuse and run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point, that the reader wonders if the writer truly understands the subject or is simply parroting set phrases." lol
• December 19, 2008, roflcopter writes: A really long sentence would include, "This entry contains so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes, such a lack of proper capitalization, missing or redundant punctuation, word misuse and run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point, that the reader wonders if the writer truly understands the subject or is simply parroting set phrases." lol
• December 19, 2008, roflcopter writes: A really long sentence would include, "This entry contains so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes, such a lack of proper capitalization, missing or redundant punctuation, word misuse and run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point, that the reader wonders if the writer truly understands the subject or is simply parroting set phrases." lol
• March 25, 2009, Sam writes: joseph harris IS a dick. no seriously, his head is shaped like a dick... sounds like one too...
• March 25, 2009, Sam writes: well played, hahaha
• April 14, 2009, sire john mcfreson writes: wad the hell???wads up wid you man? who the hack dare abt his spelling?
• April 14, 2009, chop writes: wadever man!.............................
• April 20, 2009, Claudius Whalefist VII writes: Long sentences are not bad grammar. They are just detailed and complex. However using complex modifying phrases as part of parallel structure is difficult and often confusing; the difficulty of writing a fluent and correct parallel is directly related to the size of the parallel.
  
  Probably the easiest way to fix it is to change it from "so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes, such a lack of proper capitalization, missing or redundant punctuation, word misuse and run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point," to:
  
  "so many poorly structured sentences that lead to ambiguity of meaning, so many "small" mistakes and so much improper capitalization that acts to distract the reader, so many missing or redundant punctuation marks that hamper fluency, so much word misuse which undermines the writer's credibility, and so many run-on sentences that lose connection with their initial point"
  
  However this sentence is still long, and should be split into a topic sentence and several explanation sentences instead of a 2 sentence paragraph.
• May 15, 2009, deepak writes: this is a nice mobail
• June 20, 2009, Symbian Central writes: I'm still waiting for Star Trek Nokia Communicator :) which will be great

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