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Cosair's flash survivor-the world's most reliable flash drive

Written by Ani on 10:47 AM


Cosair's Flash survivor series drives are the toughest and most rugged flash drives available in the market today.These drives are water-resistence,aluminum encased and shock-proof.In addition to such high quality and reliable design the survivor flash drive delivers a lightning read/write performance upto 38MB/sec and 28MB/sec respectively.The survivor flash drives are available all over the world in two variation-
Flash Survivor GT 8GB – MSRP $129.99 USD
Flash Survivor 4GB – MSRP $59.99 USD with 10-years limited waranty.

Features:

Water Resistant to 200 Meters / 20 Atmospheres
Sealed with an EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) waterproof seal, the Flash Survivor is designed to provide 200 meters of water resistant durability. During these tests, no leaking or compromised integrity of the data on the drive was found.


Shock Proof – Triple Point Protection
The Flash Survivor features triple-point protection against shock and impact:

Encased in CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milled aluminum as found in aircraft part production, ensures consistency in material quality, thereby guaranteeing the USB drive’s toughness. CNC-milled aluminum is the most durable material ever used on a USB drive.

Additional protection from shock and vibration is achieved through the use of rubber molded collar shielding. When dropped, the durable rubber absorbs the impact force to prevent damage to the inner drive and the USB connector.

Engineered outer metal tube with two end caps provides enforcement to the hollow tube and prevents it from collapsing when abused.



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Free instant multimedia messaging using cellsurfIM

Written by Ani on 6:34 AM

CellSerf, a mobile media and technology company based out of New Delhi, India and Sunnyvale, CA, has partnered with Candid Marketing, a leading marketing services company, for developing the mobile advertising market and business in India.Cellserf recently has launched its mobile application for Multimedia Instant Messaging,Global Multimedia Mobile Messaging and Multimedia E-mail that allows users to go beyond the traditional style of communicating in Text. The application and service is free to use, which means with the CellSerf application on the phone, users can exchange Multimedia (MMS) and Text messages for free.

The Instant Messaging service of CellSerf allows Mobile users to send voice, picture and video instant messages to their friends on Yahoo, MSN and Google Talk accounts together.Like any other IM applications for mobile CellSerf IM does not require VoIP or 3G network to send Multimedia IM from mobile.The application uses innovative technology to communicate multimedia content over 2.5G network.

Similarly, the CellSerf mobile Messaging and E-mail allows users to send Video, Picture, Voice and Text messages as SMS and emails to their friends on mobile and desktop respectively.On signing up with CellSerf, users get a mobile email ID that is based on their phone number. For example, a user with mobile number +9198xxxxxxxx in India gets the mobile email ID 9198xxxxxxxx@cellserf.com . The mobile email ID is very useful for friends on computer to send emails that are received instantly on the mobile and which can be replied to. The mobile messaging and email services are also free to use.

To download Cellserf on your mobile-

  • From your mobile browser go to cellserf.com/app and click on download. This installs CellSerf on your mobile handset.
  • Or from your computer click this link and download the JAR and JAD files. Upload them to your phone (using bluetooth, infrared, or serial/USB cable), then install the application by opening the JAD or the JAR file on the phone.

If the installation is successful, you should find CellSerf in the list of installed Java applications for most phones, in the main menu or the “My Own” menu for Symbian phones, or in the “Java Games” menu for some other phone


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