TechnoGravy

L.A. Noire PC Lag Fix

2011-11-19T03:54:00.000-08:00

Are you suffering from extremely low frame rates on L.A. Noire: The Complete Edition (PC)? well it seems to be a known issue and there is a fix for it, which may or may not work for you but it certainly did for me.

Step 1: Open up the game launcher and select 'Options'.

Step 2: In the Command Line type in "-str" with out the "".

Step 3: Save and launch the game.

This should give you better frame rates, at lease playable rates. as per the game readme file the above procedure enables a single threaded renderer, which may improve performance or compatibility on some systems.

L.A. Noire: The Complete Edition - PC (Review)

2011-11-19T02:50:00.000-08:00

Another one of Rockstar Games console ports to the PC - L.A.Noire the Complete Edition is a great game barring a few niggles that probably come from porting the game from a console to the PC. Rockstar seem to have made this a habit of releasing games for consoles and then porting them. Read on for my detailed review of the game.

Plot (Rating 5/5)

This has to be the games biggest strength and selling point. This game seems to have pioneered a concept that I hope many follow. The story is centered around the crime scene in the post war 40's Los Angeles, you play detective Cole Phelps a war veteran who has joined the LAPD, as he investigates crimes from car theft to gruesome murders. I'll keep it at that for now since i don't want to leave spoilers for those looking to play the game, but rest assured this is one plot that will leave you thinking about its events for a while after you turn in your badge.

Gameplay (Rating 4.5/5)

The game throws you right into the action from the word go, the tutorial is nicely integrated into the early story, with the hand holding you get in the early investigations. But you find yourself quite alone in the later cases, having to dig through loads of clues, and risking putting the wrong person behind bars.

A large part of the investigation is the interrogations you need to do on suspects and witnesses, each with their own set of personal issues and facts to hide, during these interrogations you get a few options allowing you to decide if it is the truth, doubt or lie, the rest of the investigations are done by looking for clues at suspect homes or crime scenes, this adds a sense of realism and the locations have load of irrelevant junk and clues you may or may not find that will form part of how successful you may or may not be.
In game driving is excellent, and the hundreds of licensed cars are modeled to perfection, adding to the 1940's feel. The game is quite engrossing and keeps you interested till the end like a top rated Hollywood thriller unfolding with you at the lead role controlling every event.

Graphics (Rating 3/5)

This is the game's weakest spot, as far at the PC version goes, and it needs a tweak in the launcher options to work better (which I will cover in my next post). The game suffers from occasional lag and out of sync speech, bit still quite bearable and the games pro's out weigh its cons in the performance. However the developers have done a great job in the facial expressions of the characters. (which form part of your decision making during an investigation) the attention to detail in the facial expressions is worth mentioning.

Audio (Rating 5/5)

The dynamic soundtrack is well knit into the story line and adds to the experience, voice acting is top notch, and feels like a top rated Hollywood flick.

Summary (Overall Rating 4/5)

If you have access to a console I'd recommend it over the PC version, however if not this is still well worth the time and money, it does have allot to keep you interested. This is not your typical GTA but it brings something new to the table which should form a new genre in itself. The game has a very tight story line, which is largely influenced by decisions you make, it will certainly go in my library of classics.

Gaming Lag Fix..

2011-11-15T11:34:00.000-08:00

For a few months my once ‘high end’ gaming laptop the Asus G50-x5 has been annoying me with serious lag spikes while gaming, this would occur 8-10mis after starting a game and last for about 4-5mins with frame rates dropping as low as 4-5fps, this made most games unplayable. For a while I thought it’s probably time for it to hang in the gloves and look for an upgrade, until I realized that the games that worked earlier without a hiccup were now unplayable. After some googling and upgrading my display drivers (with no luck) I realized I needed to open it up and clean its innards.

Turns out the heat-sink was clogged with dust (practically mud!!), living in Mumbai can have that effect, no matter how clean you keep it and besides this laptop is almost 3 years old now, so a good flush of its guts was much needed. I have opened it up in the past for the occasional cleaning, but never specifically looked for the heat-sink vents, which as I learnt is what matters most. With the vents to the heat sink blocked the laptop would circulate the hot air inside the case, which should otherwise flow out the sides.

If you are facing the same issues read on, for guide on how to go about the task. Thankfully my laptop allows easy access to the fan without having to take the whole thing apart. This guide is based on the steps for an Asus G50 "Republic of Gamers" Laptop.

What you need: - the right sized screwdrivers (Phillips), acetone, thermal compound(for the gpu/cpu), compressed air for cleaning.

Steps: -

Remove the battery and unscrew the large cover from the bottom of the laptop. Revealing the HDD, RAM, Fan, etc.
Gently unplug the fan and unscrew the 6 screws on the fan/heatsink (i.e. 4 on the CPU and 2 on the GPU)
Turn the fan/heatsink over and unscrew the 3 screws on the fan and separate it from the heatsink.
Now blow the compressed air or through the blocked fins of the heat sink, use a brush or a needle if required.
Once all clean attach the fan back to the heatsink with the 3 screws (step 3).
Clean the points of the heatsink that comes in contact with the CPU and GPU. By clean I mean remove all the earlier / factory applied thermal compound / heat sink paste using acetone.
Now apply the new thermal compound, (all you need is a drop about 2-3mm in diameter) on the CPU and GPU.
Put back the fan/heatsink and the 6 screws removed in step 2.
Plug the fan back, put back the back cover, battery and power on!

You should immediately notice your laptop running cooler and games are now playable again.

Hope you find this useful, don’t blame me if you mess up though, however there isn’t much that can be done wrong, it’s just basic cleaning.

Do write in if you have any further questions. Until then I’ll be solving crime on L.A.Noire.

Flashing Cyanogen on your rooted HTC Desire

2011-10-27T04:46:00.000-07:00

So if you have followed the one-click root process to root your HTC Desire, here's the next step from there.

Now that you have root access what are you going to do about it! Well, you flash a ROM of your choice. I chose Cyanogen which is supposed to be one of the best ones, and with a not so complicated process.

Here's everything you will need:

Download the latest version of Cyanogen. I'm using 7.1.
Download Google Apps (This is optional, I did not need this. I manually downloaded the google apps)

Pre-Flash Process:

Connect your phone to the computer.
Mount as Disk Drive.
Find your phone as an extra drive under 'My Computer', open it up and place both the .zip files in your SD Card. Remember both these file names!
Turn your phone off. Unplug from computer.

Flash Process:

Hold your phone's power key & volume down key at the same time, until the screen comes on. It should load into what is called the Bootloader. (You will know you are on this screen if you see 3 android bots at the bottom on skate boards)
You have to use the volume keys to navigate and the power button to select
Select Bootloader > Recovery. You should now be led to a black screen with green text.
Now use the trackball to make selections. Not the buttons.
Select 'Backup & Restore' - this will create a nandroid
Next select 'Wipe Data/Factory Reset'
Next Select 'Wipe Cache Partition'
After this is done, select 'Install Zip from sd card'. Scroll down to the .zip file that has CM7 and select it. Let that flash. You should see a screen that has a box, an arrow coming out of it with the android robot next to it. It should have a progress bar at the bottom.
If any time during this process your screen hangs, press the power & volume up button. It should go back to the previous screen. Make sure all your selections on the black screen with green text is done with the trackball.
After this is done, do the same for the Google Apps if you have that file.
Once you are done flashing your ROM, press the back key & select reboot.

Your phone will now load into Cyanogen 7.1 with Android 2.3.7 which is Gingerbread!

The first start up may take awhile, don't panic. In a few seconds (which will seem like forever), you will see a blue android bot, skating across your screen. Say Hi! He is the Cyanogen Android robot! :)

Doubts/Queries : in the comments section. I will be happy to answer them.

Post Dedication: This post goes out to a 16 year old boy named Stephen, who is only 16 but knows everything there is to know about android phones. He was online the whole time, helping me out as I got stuck. Follow him on @stephnd on twitter! :)

Rooting the HTC Desire

2011-10-27T04:09:00.000-07:00

After a year of enjoying my HTC Desire as it came, I finally gathered the courage to root it. You need not just courage but enough reason to root your phone. It is a stressful, exciting process leaving you very hungry! :P

My Reasons to root are as follows:
1. Battery life
2. Low Memory Problems
3. No Gingerbread update from Desire.
4. Wanted more apps on my phone.
5. A year old phone. I could either now change it or root it and make it brand new.
6. Also, My phone turns a year old on Oct 29th, & what better present could I give it, than a completely new look? :P

With my reasons in place to root and the courage I needed to go ahead, I finally decided that October 26th, 2011 would be the day I would choose to root my phone.

I chose the easy one click root method by unrEVOked. This root program was orginally developed for the HTC Evo but can be used for quite a few other HTC phones as well.

Pre-Root Process:

Click on the link above. select your phone model and let that download and install into your computer.

Install the hboot drivers, using these instructions. After you finish the process, hit the power button till you reach the first screen and select reboot, which should restart your phone. (Note: This step voids the warranty)

unrEVOked should be downloaded by now, make sure you install it some place you remember.

Make sure HTC Sync is uninstalled on your computer.

Root Process:

Open reflash.exe (unrEVOked), with your phone plugged in to the computer. Ensure that HTC Sync is uninstalled without which the root will be unsuccessful.

When unrEVOked detects your phone, it will prompt you, before it starts the root, click okay and the root should begin.

unrEVOked will prompt you when the root is complete. You can check this by going into Menu and checking if you have SuperUser rights. If you do, your phone is successfully rooted. (Note: There is a chance you may have to try this a few times till it succeeds. I had to about 5 times. But if it still ain't successful, try a factory reset and then root. If you don't want to do a factory reset, ping me in the comments with your dropbox ID and I will share with you another version of unrEVOked that worked for me)

Congratulations! Your HTC Desire is now rooted. Your phone can now be restarted and used with the bonus of root permissions!

Next Step - Flashing a ROM of your choice and moving up to Gingerbread.

Disclaimer: If you are choosing to follow this process of rooting and my recos, I am in no way responsible for any damage caused to your phone.

My first Android - the Google Nexus S

2011-07-24T02:17:00.000-07:00

Its been a week since I got my first Android device - the Samsung Google Nexus S (Thanks to Nats for the early Birthday present), and I'm entirely loving the phone. The clean Google experience is just how Android is meant to be, and the ability to customize any and everything on the phone is simply amazing.

Coming from a Nokia E71 this device is quite a step up in terms of usability and features, this is truly worth the upgrade in every possible way and in my opinion the Google Nexus S is the best Android device considering the Price to Value ratio. At just under Rs.20k, this is definitely the Android device to beat.

From my early experience with the device (1 week thus far). the only con I could come up with is the battery life, and the only reason its a con is since I'm coming from a Nokia E71, that said the battery life still seams to be better compared to other Android devices out there, The other thing i noticed the phone is that with alot of activity the phone requires a restart or a flush of the ram every couple of days, or you start to notice occasional stutter, especially if you use alot of home screen widgets.

In terms of Pro's, I think value for money is right up there, along with clean android (i.e. no touch wiz, sense, blur, timescape and what not) experience. Apart from HTC Sense, i dont think any manufacturer has reason to be proud of their "Android Skin", and for those of you who feel getting a Nexus S misses out on some of the cool widgets that Sense offers, Try a custom launcher with some cool scrollable widgets, you'll find loads of them on the Android Market.

Its hard to imagine how much better a device could get (but thats what I said 3 years ago when i got my E71), few reviews say it should have a dual core chip, what for I ask? what can you do with the dual core that this cant apart from the full HD recording. I dont think the dual cores have enough use as yet and it doesn't make sense buying a Galaxy S2 when the applications to take advantage of the dual core power are still yet to come.

Well this device is only available in the SLCD form in India officially, and that's what I got. Personally i quite like LCD which is quite bright and the blacks are quite decent, may be a little more heavy on the battery but not enough to have me worried. For those of you wondering about getting cases for the i9023 version of the Nexus S, since its a bit thicker than the i9020, try out the Momax ones. I got a Momax case for a about Rs. 200, in Irla, Mumbai, It wasnt a perfect fit at first but a week later, it seems to have stretched to fit perfectly. Will post some pics shortly.

Look out for a review in the coming weeks, since i think its a bit early to put a detailed user review at the moment. But the early impressions are extremely positive, with it more than exceeding my expectations from my first Android device.

Desire(ing) Gingerbread?

2011-06-15T12:05:00.000-07:00

Barely a year after its launch, the HTC Desire is struggling to keep up, HTC officially announced yesterday that it wouldn't be able to update the HTC Desire to the latest version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread, due to it not having enough onboard memory to handle HTC Sense and Gingerbread together.

They have seemed to have backtracked and their latest update does say that they will still offer Gingerbread, probably fearing the uprising all over Twitter and Facebook by disappointed HTC Desire owners who've been waiting Gingerbread patiently and not rooted their devices. Well HTC we'll believe it when it comes. I certainly think it is a strong case for Google to step in and set down some ground rules for manufacturers using Android.

This isn't the first time HTC's last gen flagship device has been left out in the cold. Earlier this year HTC announced that their latest version of Sense would not be supported on their older models which weren't even a year old at the time. I certainly won't be recommending any HTC devices to anyone anytime soon.

And the Sensation is here...

2011-06-11T00:24:00.000-07:00

Finally Smart Phone makers start considering India as a genuine smart phone market, launching their latest and greatest phones in their line up few weeks or days after their global launch, First the Nexus S, then the Galaxy SII and now the HTC Sensation. (Apple however still doesnt think this is the way to go making their fanboys(girls) having to wait atleast a year before they can officially get their hands on the latest iphone).

The much anticipated HTC Sensation is up for pre-order on Flipkart for Rs.30,999 which seems like a pretty good price point for what it offers. It will be interesting to see how it stacks up against the seemingly faster Galaxy S2 however as far as User Interface, form factor, qHD resolution goes the Sensation does seem to have an edge.

Key Specifications: -

OS:			Android Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.0
CPU:			1.2 Ghz Dual Core Processor

Battery: 1520 mAh

Primary Camera: 8 MP with Auto Focus & Dual LED Flash

Resolution:

540 x 960 pixels

Screen Size:

4.3 Inches

Fix iPhone error 1015 and get your iphone out of Recovery Mode

2011-04-19T12:17:00.000-07:00

Bricked your iPhone trying to update to the latest iOS while already on a iOS4.+ Jailbreak? or just stuck with the iPhone in recovery mode and unable to restore it with iTunes because of the error 1015?

Its probably since your earlier Jailbreak had a higher baseband than the iOS version you tried to update to (thanks to the ipad iOS), so iTunes wont let you downgrade your baseband thus failing half way through the insall leaving you in no-mans-land and the dreaded 1015 error, Fear not! This is fixable. A friend of mine learnt this the hard way but we fixed it eventually.

Try and follow the below steps and you should be up and running in mins.

Download the iOS 4.1 from here to your desktop
Now you need to plug your phone to your computer and with iTunes open put your phone into DFU mode. (Hold the Sleep and Home button for 10 seconds, now release the Sleep button and continue holding the home button for until iTunes recoginises it.) Your display on it. (*this will only work in DFU, If your phone wont go into DFU, use iReb to get it into DFU),
Now restore your iPhone through iTunes to 4.1 (holding down the Shift key and click on Restore on iTunes should bring you to the browser where you can select the 4.1 iOS version on your desktop.
Proceed with the restore to 4.1, this should take a couple mins.
If you still see the Error 1015, don't panic, this is normal, your iphone should get back into recovery mode.
Now download iREB RC4 from here.
Run the iREB exe file with your iPhone still pluged in to your computer and click on 'Recovery mode loop fixer /...' and click 'Set auto-boot True(Fixes 1015 errors / Recovery Loops).
Your iPhone should now reboot and you should now see the unlock screen or emergency call screen. You may need to Unlock and/or JB your iPhone from here.

Do leave comments and let me know if it works for you or incase of any issues. I will post a another How-to Unlock and Jailbreak this iOS version too.

Thanks to HK for donating your bricked iPhone for this.. :P

Hacking the HTC Desire

2011-03-27T09:28:00.000-07:00

So its been awhile since I blogged and I decided to make a come-back with an update on my phone. No it's not a phone review yet, but that is on the list too.

So the HTC Desire is a super phone and I've loved every bit of Going Android. The Android Market has so many applications to download and explore, loads of games, books, health apps, wallpapers, media and loads of widgets. There's just one thing that stops me from downloading unlimited and that is the issue of Android 2.2 not letting you save your apps to the SD Card. This means everything I download or atleast most of the apps I download gets stored on the internal memory - 512 mb giving me the *beep beep* Low on Storage Space alert.* The good news is, that there is a solution with Android 2.3, but what until then?

Well, I just went ahead and hacked my phone. Here's how.

Download SDK from here - http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html. Extract the files. Copy the second folder into the sdk named "android-sdk-windows" to the desktop.

Open the folder on the desktop and open the file, SDK Manager.exe (as no such file as setup.exe exists in the new version of the SDK)

Close the command / windows command prompt window that opens while you are downloading

Un check all options you are prompted to download except ones like the manuals, and Essentially, ensure the USB driver option is selected / ticked. Let these files download.

While that is happening, ensure that on your phone USB Debugging is on. From the Home Screen - press Menu - Settings - Applications - Development - Check to see that USB Debugging is checked.

Download and install HTC Sync from the HTC Website - Click on support - Find your product and download

Connect your phone with the USB and select 'HTC Sync' when the command pops. Allow the sync to complete.

Here is where the hack begins. Ensure that you follow these steps correctly.

On your computer, click on Start - Run. Type Command Prompt/CMD and hit enter

This is what you should see. It will say "Documents and Settings" in all other versions of windows

After the >, here is what you type in, if you have the android sdk folder on the desktop and have followed the instructions above exactly has mentioned.

"cd desktop\android-sdk-windows\tools" (might be "cd desktop\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools" in windows 7)
"adb devices"
"adb shell"
A $ sign should pop up
"pm setInstallLocation 2"
Another $ should pop up

And your done. Close everything, disconnect phone, turn off phone and then turn it back on again.

After your phone comes back on, you will find that you are able to move your applications to the SD Card. A better way to keep track of this, it to get the Apps2SD application by scanning the QR code here.

If you don't have this app - from your home screen - press menu - settings - applications - manage applications - select an app and press the 'Move to SD Card' button which should not be greyed out now.

Hope this post is useful to you all.

PS.: if you move widgets to the memory card, you can't use them as widgets. So if you have any apps that you use as widgets on your desktop, I suggest you keep them in your phone. If you still wish to move them - you won't be able to use the widgets.

Till the next post.

GYAK

Samsung Google Nexus S in India

2011-03-24T01:25:00.000-07:00

Looks like Samsung & Google have finally decided to officially launch the much awaited Nexus S. It has been avialable for a while now from various sellers on ebay for about 30-35k INR, without a bill or samsung support and warranty. However now with an official launch on the cards we should see the brand new Nexus S in India by early April,

Flipkart states the phone comes with a 1 year Samsung India warranty and will be priced at Rs. 27,999, you can pre-order it here.

A notable change is the swap of a Super AMOLED display with a Super Clear LCD, much like the Nexus S being launched last month in places like Russia, what would also be interesting is to see is if Samsung swaps out the Hummingbird processor with the OMAP one thus using an inferior GPU (i.e. a PowerVR SGX530 GPU instead of the more powerfull PowerVR SGX540) which could make this handset over priced.

A few specs: -

4-inch Super Clear LCD screen at 480x800
5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash
HSDPA support
WiFI b/g/n, DLNA
Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP
Android 2.3 Gingerbread
ARM Cortex A8 1GHz CPU
512MB RAM
16GB inbuilt storage

Projects...

2010-11-15T12:07:00.001-08:00

My New PS3 Slim..

2010-11-13T12:20:00.000-08:00

After my ps3 40 GB got the YLOD, I was wondering if I should do a reflow or send it to Sony, since if I attempted a reflow, Sony wouldn’t take it back for repair if anything went wrong & the Reflow isn’t a permanent fix either so I decided against it.

I contacted Sony, who told me that they can’t fix the issue and that they would give me a new ps3 Slim @ 50% discount in exchange of my bricked 40GB PS3 which was out of warranty. I was a bit surprised when I heard I’d get a new one since in the US they’d send you a refurbished ps3 for 100$ with a 3 month warranty, and here Sony India is offering a brand new ps3 160GB slim with a sealed box and 1 year warranty.

After confirming that it would definitely be a new ps3 slim and not refurbished I sent my YLOD Ps3 to the Sony India Service center (@Andheri, Mumbai) and within a week I got a call from them to come collect my new ps3 slim 160GB. I was very impressed with Sony’s after sales and the way they handled the issue, I would definitely recommend going to Sony to replace the YLOD’d PS3 than going for the reflow process or third party service centers.

Got YLOD!!!

2010-11-13T11:09:00.001-08:00

A couple of months ago my 20 month old PS3 40 GB died on me with a YLOD (Yellow Light of Death). and I didn’t have an extended warranty either!

For those unfamiliar with the YLOD issue, it mostly occurs when the Motherboard/CPU/GPU warps (possibly due to excessive heating) leaving CPU/GPU with insufficient contact with the motherboard also possibly due to a simple thermal paste issue, this can be temporarily fixed with a “Reflow” a process where heat is forced on the CPU/GPU with a Heat Gun to make it get back into full contact with the Motherboard after using a thermal compound on the chip.

This mostly seems to occur on the older ps3’s after about 1-1.5 years, and apparently cant be permanently fixed, I think it has something to do with manufactures unable to use lead solder irons. So a reflow can only be a temporary fix if at all, and that should last for about 3-6 months depending on how much it is used.

You’ll know when you’ve been YLOD’d when you try to power on your ps3 and u see a yellow light just before the system goes back off flashing red, this is similar to the RROD(Red Ring of Death) issue on the Xbox 360.

More on how I got a PS3 again after the break…

2010-11-12T00:50:00.000-08:00

Here's presenting to you... the typical android, iphone, & blackberry user :)

Hope this made you smile as much as I did!

PSP Phone(y) launched...

2010-11-06T01:18:00.000-07:00

Looks like Sony's been beaten by to the launch of the much awaited PSP Phone. The Unmei Q5's [a.k.a PSP Phone(y)] comes with a 3.5-inch touchscreen, front and rear cameras, dual SIM card slots, an NES emulator, 3.5mm audio jack, and a mini-USB port -- all crammed into the shell of a PSP Go like appearance. Available in black or white, for less than Rs.3k. if you could ship one from China. (where else would you expect to find one).

Unboxing: the HTC Desire

2010-11-02T10:05:00.000-07:00

Welcome to Technogravy! I write the second half of this blog, with less technical language than Dwayne would give you, thus making Dwayne the guru!

Anyhow, coming back to the un-boxing and my first blog post here:

Here is our first unboxing video of the much loved android phone - HTC Desire. (hallelujah!!)
For those of you who are wondering what an android phone is? Here is the definition of android for dummies: Android is the operating systems of most of the new phones developed by Google, what the phone world is moving too. Its the coolest operating system present right now.

And that operating system is in a phone - the phone I would like to introduce to you as the HTC Desire! Watch me unbox it here:

Hope you enjoyed watching that. The camera aint the clearest but it worked well enough for me to show you in the unboxing video like I needed to.

Thanks for watching!

GYAK

Unboxing: Android 2.3 Gingerbread

2010-10-31T00:52:00.000-07:00

Watch out toward the end of the Video - probablly an Apple fan-boy bending over to Android's latest treat!

RIP Limewire

2010-10-30T11:04:00.000-07:00

The time has come to bid farewell to this generations pirate haven, "Limewire". A federal judge in the United States of America, on Tuesday had ruled for the shutting down of the digital file sharing service after finding it liable for copyright infringement. Statements in the ruling included that Limewire had cost record companies hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue losses and that record companies "have suffered". The ruling was passed in favour of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) which represented the record companies.

Limewire will however be allowed to test a service which would allow users to buy music legally from independent recording labels to make a legal comeback until then Rest in Peace - Limewire (long live uTorrent).

And then there was TechnoGravy...

2010-10-30T05:28:00.000-07:00

Hello Follower(s)! (at present just 1 - Nats). Welcome to TechnoGravy - Where you'l hopefully find gadget reviews, game reviews, and the latest scoop about whats happening in the world of tech, gaming, gadgets and all that fun stuff.. believe it or not, I was inspired to do this after watching Natasha post an unboxing video of her new HTC Desire :P.

Why TechnoGravy? well.. I just thought it sounds cool, and besides who doesn't like Gravy right?

In summary, what i hope to have here are reviews that everyone wants to see, delivered in the simplest way so that you dont have to be a geek to understand and so that you don't make that horrible choice that you regret for as long as it takes you to forget how much u paid for it.(Damn that MotoRazr2).

Do comment and and let me know your thoughts on this idea, also feel free to write in with any related questions.

Cheers.