Kore by Lawand

This is the first theme that I publish here in my blog, I hope you like it :)

Here are some screen shots:

My S60 Themes

From now on I’ll be publishing my smart phone themes for the Symbian S60 platform here in my blog, I’ll do my best to create good looking and usable themes for the beloved and popular S60 platform :)

Stay tuned!

Wikipedia Got Infected With The Swine Influenza Virus!

After the heavy media coverage of the recent Swine Influenza (a.k.a Swine flu) outbreak, I wanted to know what this hall thing all about, so I googled Swine Flu hoping to find a Wikipedia article, and the third result was a what I wanted.

The Funny Dudes Blog Launched!

Today, my and the Funny Guys team have finished the final touches on the new photo blog, Funny Dudes.

The blog already has more than 20 hilariously-funny pictures that you don’t want to miss, so give it a look!

Here are some samples:

Opera Mini For Windows

My favorite mobile web browser, Opera Mini turned out to be deployable under desktop platforms such as Microsoft Windows and here are the steps to do so:

A Project I Am Glad To Maintain

Recently, I have became in charge of maintaining an all-in-one compiled-help-file (CHM) version of the C++ FAQ Lite Online C++ tutorial.

Investigate Linux The Hacker Way

If you are curious about how Linux distributions are organized, and interested in learning more about it’s development, you will find this tutorial enjoyable and informing.

Create Neat 3D Models For Free

The other day, while I was going through the great software directory FileHippo, I found Google SketchUp, a free tool to create 3D models made by Google.

Although mainly intended for architects, SketchUp also does a good job for game designers who doesn’t want to spend tons of cash on tools such as 3ds Max or Maya or the such.

SketchUp In Windows Vista

Thumbs Up To Sun’s Virtual Box

Virtualization

Virtualization has been increasing in popularity ever since it hit the market, maybe because it’s over hyped as Linus Travolds finds it, but it’s still a useful and hardware-efficient technology.

This morning I was digging Ubuntu Linux, and since I am a newbie, I had it previously installed inside Windows (using Wubi, which is included with the latest version of Ubuntu), but because my PC has a Winmodem, I weren’t able to connect through dial-up from inside Ubuntu, and thus I weren’t able to read online documentation and log into forums to get help, etc.

Oh Joy! Qt Will Be Ported To S60!

I never thought I would get this nerdy :)

A couple of days ago, a port of Qt (my favorite C++ user interface framework) for Symbian (my favorite mobile OS) and specifically, on S60 (my favorite platform) was announced^[1] :)

This is like, a great news!