How to carry a PC in your pocket:
No, I'm not talking about a magic trick… but after using Prayaya V3 it almost feels like magic! Prayaya V3 is a virtual operating system used on any PC running Microsoft Windows OS. You install it on an external USB
drive, a USB thumbdrive, SD Card, MP3 player, or even an Ipod! nything that Windows will detect and use as a Drive… After Prayaya starts, you have a new virtual "mirror" of the existing host Windows OS. Because of all the operations in the virtual system is separated from your host system, you can install and run software, save your private data, and set up your own desktop as a new system. All the settings will be saved in the virtual system and no trace will be left on the host system.
For personal use, this means you can have your own virtual PC in your pocket wherever you go. Simply plug in your USB device and have immediate access to all of your games, applications, data, favorite browser and private files and browsing history.
For business use, this means you can go from cube to cube, office to office, or continent to continent without lugging around a computer. For example, you can install Prayaya V3 and Microsoft Office on USB flash drive, and plug it in any host PC. Then run Microsoft Office Word even that host computer does not have MS Office installed! Plus, all the documents that you create will be safely stored on the USB flash drive. Passing through the airport security will be much easier as well with your Prayaya PC on a tiny USB thumbdrive.
Prayaya V3 supports Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, and Windows 7. Because it has the same interface as Microsoft OS, Prayaya V3 is very easy and familiar to use.
If you've been looking for a product like this, you've probably seen some of the "portable app launchers." Prayaya is not like those products. They only support portable apps installation which are slimmed down and sometimes useless applications. Prayaya V3 supports downloading and installing almost any software directly from the official website or CD without modifying or repackaging it.
Prayaya V3 supports more than 50,000 software titles! It's tiny size of only 6 MB take only moments to download and install.
I've been using Prayaya for a while now. It's not perfect, but the developers are working hard to make it perfect. I've noticed some strange issues if I have the same program running on both the host PC and the
virtual Prayaya PC. Also, not EVERY application installs and runs perfectly. Lastly, I've noticed that the Prayaya PC will "inherit" some settings from the host PC like the fonts used on the Desktop, or the differences in the menu bar from Windows XP to Windows 7. These minor issues are nothing compared to everything else the product offers! I give Prayaya an A+ grade and highly recommend it it anyone looking for a portable and secure computing solution.
Get your copy here: http://en.prayaya.com/
Casual Review:
Cool little device. However a 7 inch screen is pretty small. It's hard to appreciate how small that really is until you're perched over one, squinting away with your fingers all bunched up trying to use the equally small keyboard.
Windows CE is not like a small version of XP... it's another beast altogether that was designed for "embedded" applications and things like smart phones and pocket PC's. It is NOT the same as using your work or home PC.
I don't believe that you can browse/use sites that are heavy with Flash technology (videos and games on sites like youtube, facebook or Flash game sites.)
I don't think you can upgrade the browser or install anything normal either. It seems like more of a hobby device to mess with for fun versus something that can be used for regular computing.
In general, if you're looking at netbooks, the other potential deal breaker is the OS. Many of them have Linux installed, but they also have issues with flash and can't run other windows apps that you may take for granted.
How to post to your Blogger blogs with your Blackberry:
Log in to your Blogger Profile, then click the Settings tab, and then Email & Mobile.
On the screen in "Posting Options" you will see a mail to blog email address in this format:
name.blank@blogger.com.
You will use your username first, and then instead of blank you will use a secret word that you will not share with anyone... right? You don't want someone else to be able to post to your blog!
The other option is to choose whether you will want your posts to be published right away, or saved as drafts for you to edit and publish later online.
Save your settings.
Now, whenever you send an email from your BlackBerry device to the email address that you personalized above it will either be posted right away to your blog, or saved for editing (depending upon which you chose)
Hint: if you don't want the "sent from my blackberry device" tagline to appear after each post you send, go into your email options on the Blackberry and remove it or replace it with somethingbetter
Want to learn How To To Delete Multiple Messages on your Blackberry?
Use this easy method:
1) Enter the SMS/MMS Area:
2)Open the menu and choose search
3) Choose the SMS Inbox (or whatever is is you want to delete items from)
4) Open menu and choose search again, this will start the search
5) The search results will display
6) Open the menu and choose Delete Prior
7) Choose Delete
8) Choose what you want to do
9) Ta Da! All gone...
10) Lather, rinse, repeat for the Outbox or anything else that you want to get rid of.
Good Luck!