How to Detect Hidden Camera in Trial Room?

In front of the trial room take your mobile and make sure that mobile can make calls........
... Then enter into the trail room, take your mobile and make a call.....
If u can't make a call......!!!!
There is a hidden camera......
This is due to the interference of fiber optic cable during the signal transfer......

Please forward this to your friends to educate this issue to the
public......To prevent our innocent ladies from HIDDEN CAMERA...........

Pinhole Cameras in Changing Rooms of Big Bazaar, Shoppers Stop?

A few days ago, I received this text message:
Please don't use Trial room of BIG BAZAAR there are pinhole cameras to make MMS of young girls.
So, please forward to all girls. Also forward to all boys who have sisters and girlfriends.

Don't be shy in forwarding this message. Because its about protecting the integrity of all girls & ladies.

HOW TO DETECT A 2-WAY MIRROR?

When we visit toilets, bathrooms, hotel rooms, changing rooms, etc., How many of you know for sure that the seemingly ordinary mirror hanging on the wall is a real mirror, or actually a 2-way mirror I.e., they can see
you, but you can't see them. There have been many cases of people installing 2-way mirrors in female changing rooms or bathroom or bedrooms.

It is very difficult to positively identify the surface by just looking at it. So, how do we determine with any amount of certainty what type of Mirror we are looking at?

CONDUCT THIS SIMPLE TEST:

Place the tip of your fingernail against the reflective surface and if there is a GAP between your fingernail and the image of the nail, then it is a GENUINE mirror.

However, if your fingernail DIRECTLY TOUCHES the image of your nail, then BEWARE, IT IS A 2-WAY MIRROR! (There may be someone seeing you from the other side). So remember, every time you see a mirror, do the "fingernail test." It doesn't cost you anything. It is simple to do.

This is a really good thing to do. The reason there is a gap on a real mirror, is because the silver is on the back of the mirror UNDER the glass.

Whereas with a two-way mirror, the silver is on the surface. Keep it in mind! Make sure and check every time you enter in hotel rooms.

Share this with your sisters, wife, daughters, friends, colleagues, etc.

Pass this message to all Ur friends on Facebook.

HTC Amaze 4G

The new T-Mobile HTC Amaze 4G cell phone is now on sale for $259.99 with 2-Year contract. As for the Amaze it’s a bulkier, heavier version of the Sensation with more Ram and internal memory (And a few more camera specs). The Galaxy S II headed to T-Mobile is coming up next, it is a great phone too and build quality is much better than the original S but they’ve kept that lightweight and almost cheap feeling, but it doesn’t feel cheap by any means. I’m really looking forward to this phone. And while I’ve been very happy with the performance, the aesthetics and build quality are lacking.  I’m excited to get a sexier, better built, and heavier phone in my paws.
Specifications:
Photographs of an upcoming Android smartphone from HTC, the HTC Amaze 4G, have been leaked alongside purported preliminary specifications. Thai-language Android news site Droid Sans obtained the
images and specs, which line up with exclusive details reported by BGR last month. Highlights include a 4.3-inch qHD display, a dual-core 1.5GHz processor, an 8-megapixel camera, 16GB of storage, 1GB of RAM and HSPA+ 42 compatibility for use on T-Mobile’s network, among others.

AT&T HTC Inspire 4G Android phone

The new AT&T HTC Inspire 4G cell phone supports HSPA+, Unless it says LTE or WiMAX, it isn’t “4G”. This phone doesn’t have a front facing camera and only has a 1230 mAh battery. The Inspire 4G looks like the Evo, just like how the HTC Desire HD and the HTC Thunderbolt look like the Evo. Wow great Android phones AND the iPhone?? Well done AT&T! Either these phones will be outdated very quickly when the LTE network comes, or AT&T will push back their plans for LTE because of all this hullabaloo about HSPA+.


Software And Specifications:

AT&T HTC Inspire 4G will have a 4.3 inch WVGA display,  an 8-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, Android 2.2 Froyo, it will be launch in 2011.
The software set for the HTC Inspire 4G is as follows. Out of the box, Google Android 2.2 Froyo operating system is on board, however, the Inspire 4G recently benefited from an over the air upgrade to Android’s 2.3 operating system version, Gingerbread. The single core processor is a Snapdragon MSM 8255 1.0 GHz model with 768 MB of RAM to support it.

And unlike most phones 4G, HTC Inspire 4G offer only a rear-facing camera, facing the front camera for video chat. The rear facing camcorder delivers 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash, face detection, special effects, geo-tagging and auto focus, and offer the ability to record video in 720P HD.

Expandable to 32 GB of memory, The Inspire 4G offers a microSD slot, microUSB port, a DLNA wireless video out, stereo Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity. Google delivers popular preloaded apps with Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Picasa and YouTube, and support for Adobe Flash Media Player is also on board.

Inspiron One 2320 Touch

A refresh of the Inspiron 2300 series, we now have Sandy Bridge inside Dell's all-in-one touch PC. Propped up by a clear perspex stand it does little to stand out from other all-in-one PCs.

At 23 inches and with a resolution of 1920x1080, it's also rather thick at 68mm. It's rather surprising then to see the huge external power brick that comes with it — we would have thought externalising the power supply would have dropped the thickness significantly.

The big JBL sticker on the front hints that it may come with better sound than the norm, but sadly it's an unfulfilled promise; the speakers here aren't great, merely hitting the passable mark. Trebles in particular are too high, with cymbals sounding oddly compressed.

The touch technology used is infrared, meaning things can get a bit confused if you get more than two fingers in on the action. Sometimes it gets confused with even two, not understanding whether you're trying to rotate an image or resize it.

The included wireless keyboard and mouse are decent enough, but not worthy of writing home about. Vexingly, though, there's no receiver built into the 2320; you'll have to use the included USB receiver, consequently taking up one of the USB ports.


The included Windows Media Center remote, however, is surprisingly good for a bundled peripheral. Our only complaint would be the proximity of the up and down buttons to the OK button — resulting in more than just the occasional mistype.

Ports are plentiful, with our review sample hosting six USB 2.0 ports, an antenna jack, VGA out, gigabit Ethernet, 3.5mm out, SD card reader, microphone and headphone jacks, and a jack for a remote IR receiver.

Dell tells us this is expanded for the final version, which will also get HDMI, VGA and composite in, and S/PDIF out, significantly increasing the utility.

Our review sample was equipped with a 2.5GHz Core i5 2400s, 6GB RAM, a 1TB hard drive, TV tuner and GeForce GT525M. Courtesy of the i5 CPU included it also supports switchable graphics, but given the lack of battery in the unit we fail to see the point of switching back to the much less powerful Intel HD Graphics processor. Disturbingly, we couldn't update the graphics driver using Nvidia's official packages, as the installer claimed that we didn't have a supported card. We're always worried when we get a unit that only accepts custom vendor drivers, as vendors are typically quite bad at keeping things updated.

Putting it through our performance tests, 3DMark06 returned a decent 7595, while PCMark05 returned 8022, indicating the latest Inspiron One should be capable of medium detail in fairly recent games, and more than capable of performing office tasks.

All in one Desktop

We can't say that touch on the desktop has ever appealed to us — but as a simple all-in-one, the Inspiron One does just fine.

Nokia 603 Symbian phone with 1GHz single-core processor

The Nokia 603 is a compact but quite powerful smartphone that aims to provide very good value for money.
Nokia 603 This is a Symbian Belle device, running Nokia's latest in-house operating system. Symbian Belle is a much more usable and visually pleasing OS than its predecessors, and Nokia fans with older handsets may well enjoy this latest offering. However, Nokia is moving away from Symbian and will be concentrating on Windows more in the future, which seems a bit of a shame.

On the front is a medium sized 3.5" 360 x 640 pixel capacitive touchsreen display, on the back is a 5 megapixel camera capable of 720p HD video capture. Inside is a 1 GHz processor plus 2GB of internal flash memory and a microSD slot.

As with most modern smartphones, the Nokia 603 supports GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and has 3.5G connectivity. One key feature with the 603 is NFC support, here extended to allow single-tap pairing with a compatible Bluetooth headset, although NFC applications are still in their infancy.

The Nokia 603 also has a multimedia player, FM radio, social networking support, a pre-loaded copy of Angry Birds, a web browser and all the usual applications plus a large variety of applications available for download from the Nokia Store.
Nokia 603 This handset weighs 110 grams and measures 114 x 57 x 12.7mm. The BP-3L battery is quoted as giving up to 7 hours talktime and 20 days standby time on 3G. The Nokia 603 is available in either black or white on the front with interchangeable coloured covers for the back in black, white, fuchsia, green, yellow and blue.

Perhaps the best bit about the Nokia 603 is the price, just €200 before tax and subsidy. Although the 603 isn't the most powerful smartphone on the market, it certainly offers a lot of features for the money.

Overall, this is a nice handset at an attractive price. Loyal Nokia fans will probably be pleased by this combination, and at this price it would also make an ideal first smartphone. Nokia say that the 603 should be available by the end of the year.

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HTC Desire HD

We saw our first images of the Desire HD over the weekend, and just as day follows night, video leaks typically follow pictorial ones. You'll already be familiar with the mooted specs -- including 720p HD video recording, WVGA screen resolution, and an 8 megapixel imager -- so what else does this handset tour reveal? Well, the family resemblance to HTC's other 4.3-inchers is inevitably apparent to see, with the Desire HD sticking its headphone port at the bottom just like the HD2, and employing a dual LED flash à la the EVO 4G. Beyond that, it looks like yet another well
rounded device from the prolific Taiwanese phone maker -- hurry past the break to see it for yourself.

Dell Studio One 19 Desktop all-in-one PC

Dell has a new all-in-one PC, the Studio One 19 Desktop, which looks rather fetching in its all-white version. (The stand is a bit on the swoopy-doopy side, but I still like it.)

Prices vary, as is the Dell way, but I’d consider the $800 model the basic entry point as it adds a multi-touch screen. Even the $1,000 model won’t be much of a gaming rig with a laptop-class


Nvidia GeForce 9400, as well as a laptop-class 1,366 by 768 pixel monitor across the line.

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