URL: www.facebook.morrent.com
Platform: Facebook
Information:
Morrent µTorrent WebUI is a Facebook application that provides µTorrent users with an online web interface to remotely control their µTorrent transfers. Follow the link to the URL provided above and when the webpage loads, lick on the installation on the left of the page for complete instructions on configuring your µTorrent client and adding and configuring the facebook application. For users behind a firewall router, µTorrent provides help with configuring the router for post forwarding. Illustrated instructions can also be acquired from PortForward’s website. Users with a direct connection to the Internet can simply enter the IP address, provided by the ISP, fill in the remaining required information and begin browsing their µTorrent transfers.
Through this application the users can browse torrents from their home system, change prioritues of their transfers, search/add torrents to the queue. The search feature in this application can also be customized to search users’ prefered torrent sites.
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It might be a total shock for you, have you ever heard of recycling your mobile. I was amazed too when i first read it in a local magazine. So i did some research on it and found out a small study.
Only three percent of mobile phone users recycle their old handsets and 74 per cent have never even considered doing so, a story published by one of the world’s leading mobile phone maker Nokia.
The survey, based on interviews with 6,500 people in 13 countries including China, Finland, India and the United States, indicated that half of the mobile phone users did not even know that mobile phones could be recycled.
“If each of the three billion people globally owing mobile phones bought just or unused device we could save 240,000 tonnes of raw materials and reduce greenhouse gasses to the same effect as taking four billion cars off the road” Markus Terho, Nokia’s director of environmental affairs said.
Now the question comes what do they turn when recycled?
“They can be reused to help make new products such as kitchen kettles, pak benches, dental fillings or even saxophones” the Finnish mobile phone giant said.
A Complete new experience for me. what about you?
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Well, this is my own trick, which i came up with a few weeks back. So, before sharing it with you i thought why not test it. So i tested it with a few mobile phones i had i.e. the iPOD Touch, Samsung, Nokia and LG, sorry no Sony Erricson. This process is simple and requires no genius stuff or programs. A simple plug and play process.
Now you probably would be thinking how it all came to me. Well, my brother had his phone plugged in, so i thought why not mess with it. I ran the checkdisk utility over it, the backup and finally the defragmenter on it. The results in all the cell phones were incredible. The reading time of the mobile almost doubled.
Here is a view before the defragmention.
And this is the view after the defragmention.
Thus i recommend all of the mobile users to run the chkdisk and the defragmenter.
Note: You may need a card reader or a data USB port.
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