I have been thinking recently about what will be my next smart phone?
I am currently using the Cingular 8125, which I really like. However, I have a problem with it's performance. Also, the camera can be better.
I used to be a SonyEricsson P900 owner. My 3 year old daughter one day decided to see how it would float in my cup of hot coffee. Since then I haven't been able to get it to work. I really liked the P900 as it provided an amazing performance.
So here are the options what I am considering:
SonyEricsson P990, Cingular 8525, or RIM Blackberry Pearl
Friday, December 22, 2006
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Vista Desktop Search - Advance Query Syntax (AQS) - Part 1
This feature will allow you to type your search string using a simple query language. The syntax is referred to: Advance Query Syntax or AQS. In additions, this syntax is also available in a more Natural Language syntax, which is referred to: Natural Query Syntax, or NQS. To take advantage of NQS, the option needs to be enabled in the Search options under the Folder Options dialog
AQS is very simple. In order to construct an AQS Search string you type the property name, and it’s value you are searching against.
If you are searching for an email from Dave on a particular date, the AQS Search string will look like this:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/16/2006
The NQS form for this string is as follows:
Email from Dave sent 11/16/2006
Notice, the word kind as property is removed, and also the colons are removed.
Lets say you don’t remember the exact date but you remember the month, and you remember the topic of the email, so the AQS search will look like this:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/2006 Subject:code review
Or you can write it in this form:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/2006 About:code review
The difference here is that ‘About’ property is also mapped to Subject, and to other properties, but About sounds more natural. The NQS format will be
email from Dave sent 11/2006 about code review
or
email from Dave sent November about code review
In part 2 I will post what are the different properties to search on, and more advance topics such as combining search terms.
AQS is very simple. In order to construct an AQS Search string you type the property name, and it’s value you are searching against.
If you are searching for an email from Dave on a particular date, the AQS Search string will look like this:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/16/2006
The NQS form for this string is as follows:
Email from Dave sent 11/16/2006
Notice, the word kind as property is removed, and also the colons are removed.
Lets say you don’t remember the exact date but you remember the month, and you remember the topic of the email, so the AQS search will look like this:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/2006 Subject:code review
Or you can write it in this form:
Kind:email from:Dave Sent:11/2006 About:code review
The difference here is that ‘About’ property is also mapped to Subject, and to other properties, but About sounds more natural. The NQS format will be
email from Dave sent 11/2006 about code review
or
email from Dave sent November about code review
In part 2 I will post what are the different properties to search on, and more advance topics such as combining search terms.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Get ready for a new dimension in search...November 7th
Major update to the Virtual Earth Platform is coming November 7th.
www.live.com
www.live.com
IPOD Vending Machines
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Why Do I love Vista?
What is the biggest challenge people have with huge Hard disk space, Fast Internet Connection, advances in the Digital Photography, the introduction of the mp3 players?
The Answer: Finding your stuff
Vista provide an amazing search capapbility that was not available in XP, and it's built right in the OS.
You can search for your Music by specifying Artist, file type, Bit Rate. Pictures by the camera make, resolution, tags you specify...etc.
You can search by typing the following right in the Start Menu Search box or in any of the Search box which are all over the place
photos taken August 2004 about Oregon
The Answer: Finding your stuff
Vista provide an amazing search capapbility that was not available in XP, and it's built right in the OS.
You can search for your Music by specifying Artist, file type, Bit Rate. Pictures by the camera make, resolution, tags you specify...etc.
You can search by typing the following right in the Start Menu Search box or in any of the Search box which are all over the place
photos taken August 2004 about Oregon
Watch for posting on my blog that describe the Advance Query Syntax (AQS), and Natural Query Syntax (NQS) in great details in the near future.
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