Monday, April 18, 2011

check out www.mmedicine.mobi


Hey people, from the time i wrote about mmedicine, fellow doctors have been flooding my inbox with inquiries. I don’t know much about it, but you can read a little on their website mmedicine seems they have some more interesting things to offer that ranges from free medical articles to a ‘different’ approach to dealing with medical representatives. mmedicine is also giving doctors a chance to give some ‘real time’ reviews about the new drugs that we will be using. I just hope that the reviews are honestly delivered to the pharma companies. The last thing that we need is some more nonsensical concerns from the pharma companies towards us doctors with no real outcome. Hope mmedicine has some substance to it, or all these claims may have no use in the end.
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Saturday, April 16, 2011

mMedicine Review


Came across mmedicine, and being doctor myself, was a little intrigued with the content. With all the mish mash that they seem to be offering, I found the part of having a drug directory at my disposable quite interesting. For a careless geek like me, my drug reference books can never be located when I need them the most. The lap top was a help, but too bulky to be carried around. And my phone is too precious to be misplaced and being light weight, I know I will have the drug info as and when I need. However I am eager to see the speed of mmedicine. I refuse to keep staring at the phone as mmedicine takes its own sweet time to send me drug info. It better be fast.
And the idea of having CME updates will be good for the forgetful lil me maintaining a diary is not my thing, but then with mmedicine, I may stop feeling guilty about being forgetful regarding these meets. But then again, I need to have mmedicine in the palms of my hands, before I can claim somthing.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Reetone/Easytone Reebok


Reetone/Easytone Reebok Review



I met this girl in the gym flaunting a new pair of Reetone (or Easytone.whatever!!) shoes from Reebok one look at her and I realized that the poor thing needs all the help that she can get..May be even these shoes that promise to give you better butts and better legs with every step.I mean the poor thing was a little on the heavier side, and the fact that she was a bit short just added to her woes as she claimed that because of her height she looked fatter than ever!!. She was hoping that her pair of Easytones clubbed with a few weeks of exercising will get her in shape real fast.

I asked her if it worked and she said that post wearing and walking, (mind you, just buying the shoe wont help, you also need to walk in them to get your legs right) she felt some stretch and pain in her calf and she believes that this meant that it was working...Good for her, because I rather sweat it out than buy a pair of shoes that of horrendously expensive.. Though my super heavy calf's need some work out.

Technology in Easytone/Reetone



As for these shoes, I did some r&d on line, trying to figure out the technology that's incorporated in these shoes and this is what I found out.

The soles are designed in such a manner that they create instability which forces your muscles to work harder to maintain the balance while you walk. Though the fat burn is negligible if you do not walk much and it's a bit hard to see the difference in your calf n thighs. But the Reetone ads are tempting and since obesity is on the rise and vanity is the next booming business, many women have chosen to shell out the money and buy it Some have seen a marginal difference, but that because they chose to walk for long, but then how can you figure out that the inch loss on the legs are due to longer walks, or the shoes.?

Also, u can tone all you want, but if you don't loose the fat on top, does that make a difference??

Look



The look is smart and trendy, designed keeping today's woman in mind. That provides some solace if you don't get the better butts and better legs at least you have a decent pair of Reeboks too flaunt, just ignore the price.

Price



With prices starting at Rs 5000, the shoes are atrociously expensive one of the reasons why many females may be reluctant to try.

My take

If you have the money and the excess weight, its worth a try just be sure to walk really long to get somewhere

Friday, October 3, 2008

Onida G430-unveiled

I was a bit tired of reviewing mobiles which were all no show-no substance. This time I decided to have a closer look at a mobile that was high in quality and low on price. I picked Onida, not just for a being a perfect package of looks and intelligence but because I personally believe that it has not got its due in the mobile phone market…yet.
I chose Onida G430. The phone has a neat, no frills look that speaks of reliability and being an Onida baby you can that they would not have compromised on quality.
LOOK
As mentioned above, the frame is neat with a sleek n slim look. The display supports 65000 colors, so viewing images or video clips is a lot of fun. It has a round centralized navigation key which not only lends a chic look to the mobile but also ensures that it’s easy to operate. The keys to receive or cancel calls are located on the left and right side respevtively and the key pad has all the keys well spaced, so it’s easy to work your way around. Over all, its engineered to fit comfortably in anyone’s hand, be it a first time user or a mobile loyalist.
FEATURES
It goes without saying that this mobile phone is feature rich. Coming from Onida, they have done a fabulous job with its performance. This mobile boasts of a 0.3 MP camera, so you know that you can click at a moment’s notice if you have this mobile around. It’s packed with an audio and video player and a video recorder. For the music hungry masses, the mobile has an inbuilt FM and an MP3 player. The sound quality is astounding and the goodies don’t end here…you can store your tracks in the 1GB extendable memory using a microSD card along with all your other important data. The 60MB internal memory is equipped to store contacts, text messages, ring tones, images, videos clips, calendar, notes and other applications. Then there is the ever in demand…the internet surfing. With GPRS, this mobile is internet enabled; keeping you connected even when you are on the move. What more can you ask from this poor little baby???
PRICE
Though it’s coming from a brand that’s already an established name in consumer electronics, the Onida G430 mobile phone is priced very sensibly. For prices and a better look at other Onida mobiles you can check out MobileNXT.com

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Travel smart with your mobile phone




I remember my college days; we had gone up north for a pharmacy tour. This also involved travelling to Kullu, Manali, Chandigarh and Delhi. Every new hotel that we checked in, involved calling my parents through the reception. This in itself was like was a scary task as the connection was cranky, half the words were lost, so I had to fill in whatever I could not hear and many times I jumped to the wrong conclusion. The poor me dint have a choice and suffered a mini heart attack every time the hotels presented the bill before checking out. They burnt a hole in my wallet. Even when I had called, the conversation stuck to the most practical points as I could almost see the bill shoot up in my head while I sat in my room struggling to speak through a bad connection.

Now when I look back it all seems like the prehistoric times, what with the phone lines being dead most of the time along with the cross connections. Nowadays we don’t just have mobile phones and rent free roaming, but also while roaming the incoming is just a notch higher than the local calls and the outgoing is also quiet reasonable. Money is not the only factor that’s important here, there’s also the flawless connectivity minus shrills and continuous voice breaks. With mobile phones the convenience and quick access in case of emergencies of any kind is amazing besides being economical and essential while travelling. Though ensuring that the mobile phone has network access where you are up and moving and the battery being charged is important. Let’s also include the SMS, and the camera (which is a common feature in almost all phones), comes in handy while travelling. Now it’s a night mare to step out of the house without your mobile phone.
Your phone can be put to many such uses, for more fun tips, check out MobileNXT.com

Saturday, September 20, 2008

Dance to the tunes of Nokia N96


My first impression of the Nokia N96 was that it seems a cross over between the iPhone and the Nokia N95. Since I bought my Nokia online through MobileNXT.com, I got to examine it closely only after it was delivered home. On a closer look I realized that this mobile possessed the most intelligent features of both the phones, minus their not-so-happening-features.
Out here we will scrutinize the music part of it especially since it also covers the most loved feature of this phone, its 16GB memory…
This sleek Nokia mobile phone is compatible with Polyphonic, Monophonic, True tones and MP3s. The MP3 feature is the hot favorite as you can make playlists and add the tracks based on genres, artists, movies etc. Besides compiling of all your favorite songs there’s also a section that includes all the latest songs played, recent additions and the most played songs. So choosing the tracks to be played gets simplified, besides being quick.
With the equalizer feature, you can also set it on Bass booster, Classical, Jazz, Pop and Rock, ensuring that you enjoy all forms of music. Since this phone is a precursor of the N series of Nokia, the audio quality is exceptional, but then u can’t expect anything less from Nokia!
How can we forget the FM? This phone supports 20 radio stations (We don’t have that many in the city, but a t least you won’t miss out on any new radio stations...as and when they come upJ ) so you are always connected to the latest releases and local news. The Nokia N96 also sports a good loudspeaker, as in the sound doesn’t break and the voice throw is commendable so sharing your music or the conversation is a lot of fun.
So the next time you need a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, just plug in your N96 and let music take over.

Friday, September 19, 2008

Nokia N73..musically mine


Cant compromise with you music, then you have to own the Nokia N73. It’s just about any music lovers dream and since the day I have bought one, I have been zapped. Completely!!!
My Nokia N73 has an MP3 player that’s backed by 2GB microSD card. Though I have downloaded almost all my favorite tunes, there’s still some memory left:) . The music quality is phenomenal; even when I am in a noisy environment; the audio quality is brilliant enough to transport me into another world. Since I spend almost four hours of the day travelling in Mumbai locals, it’s my retreat from the chaos that ensues during that period. This mobile also has an inbuilt FM, though I am not able to utilize this much thanks to poor signals in the train. Once in a while it’s refreshing to hear those chirpy RJs and local news, but this remains restricted to my walk back home or when I am tired of my collection.
Another feature that I had missed in my pervious handset was a good loud speaker. This mobile has an impressive speaker phone with 3D surround sound. It makes it more fun to share music with friends and also the comfort to hear your phone ring loudly n clearly during an incoming call or SMS. Small pleasures of my life:). Talking about SMSs, this phone also features MMS and emails. Another cool feature is that you can copy and paste messages, though other Nokia phones also had this feature, I was lately enlightened by a friend about it. Since then I have found messaging a lot more fun.
Now we get to its camera…its 3.2MP with autofocus, LED flash, the works... Its fun to click and editing the results of my photographic urges has kept me happily engaged for hours. The results are brilliant, despite the fact that I am not very nimble with my fingers, I am able to boast of some beautiful images that I managed to capture all thanks to this little dedicated key for the camera.
This gizmo has internet connectivity, but I haven’t ever utilized that for some reasons…maybe I dint feel the need for it. With the astounding music quality, a brilliant camera and superb messaging features, I have been toooooo satisfied to ask for something more.
You can have a closer at this camera on MobileNXT.com

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

My new Nokia N96


Nokia N96 is here, but without the ‘in your face’ and loud marketing and yet it’s made its presence felt. Since the time I bought one, I have understood why. This little device goes by the standard of action speaks louder than words. Coming from Nokia, the market leaders in mobiles in India, it carries the reliability and trust that Nokia has maintained with its users. Let me tell you why I am so nuts about my new handset.
16GB internal memory which can be expanded by 8GB using a micro SD card
Did your jaws drop? Mine definitely did when I heard of this feature. As in, 16 GB is enough to make any one freak out on the possibilities of data storage, but imagine expanding it…Too good to be true.
5MP auto focus camera
There was another phone (I am sure you know which one I am talking about) that was launched with so much of pomp and show, bragging of some amazing features and fizzled out as it had some poor features including a camera of 2MP at an atrocious price. But not my Nokia, it’s arrived in style with a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and powerful dual flash LED flash. Besides delivering beautiful pictures, it also records videos with VGA resolution at 30 fps.
Astounding audio quality
I love my music and so I love my N96. This little device has FM radio with RDS and to top that it has an MP3 player, ensuring that I have a blast while listening to music, brilliant audio quality and vast memory space enrich my experience.
Comfortable web browsing
With HSDPA and Wi-Fi, MY Nokia N96 enables a complete web experience with full page viewing. I can also download data, open attachments and remain connected via emails.
The two way slide
I saw a two way slide in a mobile for the first time and I was floored. It made operating the phone really cool and simple. I am no fan of touch screens, as I am not that nimble with my fingers so the well place key pad makes it easy for me to go about operating my N96.
The cute stand
This may seem a bit dumb to some people but find the stand really cute and propping my mobile on it to view my images and videos is quite a lot of fun for me.
Actually the list can go on…for those who still curious about this..log on to ..MobileNXT.com

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Monday, September 15, 2008

My new dual SIM phone


In college, I was delighted when my parents gifted me a new mobile phone. It was all I could ask for, as I had been feeling terribly left out. Barring me, my whole gang had a mobile. Better late than never!!! A few days down the line, everyone had my number from my relatives to my neighbors. But god was in a good mood and as soon as I got employed I was rewarded with a new number, the best part was that the company would pay the bill. Awesome:) Till it sunk in that this meant pooling in money for a new mobile and above all handling two mobiles. I couldn’t quit my first number, everyone had it as I had been using it for three year and the new number was already on my visiting card. Damn!!! Damn!!! Damn!!! I had heard of dual SIM phones, but I wasn’t sure if they would be feature rich and what if they charged a bomb?I googled and came across mobileNXT.com. They had an entire range of dual SIM phones .Nice!!! I placed an order for Bleu 470x. If the convenience of getting the phone home delivered for just Rs.2 was not enough, the phone turned out to be a dream. Both my SIM’s are active at the same time, both have separate phone books, and the best part (though not so useful) I can call from one number to the other, within the mobile. Feature wise also the phone is well endowed. It has an MP3 player, an inbuilt FM, a 0.3 MP camera and the memory can be expanded to 1GB. WOW!! The icing on the cake…I could do away with handling two bulky handsets and instead flaunt this sleek phone and that too at an unbelievable price.Wanna check it out for yourself… check out MobileNXT.com

Thursday, September 4, 2008

Nokia N96..Arrives


Talk about looking forward to owning a phone with awaited breath…that’s exactly how I am feeling as of now. My mind is reeling from the after effects of seeing the phone in action. The phone is beautiful in every possible way.
Coming from the N series, the phone has a rich sound quality (actually that goes without saying). 16GB of internal memory is sufficient to store all your data, but people who are hungry for more; they can expand it by 8GB using a micro SD card and if even that doesn’t meet your expectations, then heaven help you!! There’s also FM radio with RDS…just in case you still want more music.The brilliance is not restricted to the music. It also has a 5 MP camera with auto focus and double flash. Another thing that I liked about this phone is that it’s a dual slide. As in sliding the lower part gets you the keypad and the upper half has all the options for the camera. The pictures and video clips can be viewed in the landscape mode. There’s also Video recording where you can record videos at a speed of 20fps. I discovered something new in this phone and that was a cute little stand. Perched on this stand the mobile gives you a good view of all the images and clips. The front VGA is as of now dormant, at least till the 3G technology is launched in our country.
Its quiet obvious that a phone of this range will be internet enabled but what comes as a pleasant surprise is that it downloads data pretty fast. You can view full pages and the screen is large enough to allow a good read, without squinting. The design is also sleek, though it could have been a bit slimmer.
With a perfect balance in music and camera features, this phone has left other smart phones far behind.
For a closer look at the Nokia N96… Log on to MobileNXT.com

Sunday, August 31, 2008

HTC Touch Diamond


Want a mobile phone that has class and substance ???Then you need to grab the HTC touch Diamond.
With most of the gizmo freaks, this handset is quite a favorite, and for a good reason. I checked out this handset from top to bottom and was quite impressed with what I saw. Here are a few features that deserve a mention.

Camera
The phone has two different cameras. The front VGA camera is quite useless as of now, since video calling is yet not available in India, but the 3.15 MP camera makes up for that. At 2048x1536 pixels, it has auto focus and video recording. The images delivered beautiful. Though, with the absence of LED flash, photography is restricted to day light.
Window Professional 6.1 and browsing

The phone runs Window Professional 6.1, which help you with your office work. Also you can browse the web, view full pages, download data and as the phone is a touch screen you can do all this really easily. The phone has been marketed as a business phone and it deserves the tag. This device also connects you to your office via emails.

The stylus is also unique. The moment you take it out the phone wakes up from the sleep mode. Inserting the stylus is also effortless, as it is magnetic, so smoothly slips in.

The MP3 player combined with the 4 GB memory delivers brilliant performance.
With the touch screen, MP3 player and web browsing feature, comparison of this phone with the iPhone is inevitable. For a closer look at this phone and other phones of this category, log on to
MobileNXT.com

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Onida mobile phones


Think Onida and you think of the devil, tempting you with an assortment of consumer durables. Well! Onida is tempting us again and that too with a product that’s almost become a part of our being and this time there is no devil flicking its finger to woo us towards it.

Onida has come up with a new range of mobile phones. Priced between Rs.2000-8000, their little babies sport some of the most popular features like camera, MP3 and FM radio. With the trust that Onida has built over the past two decades, the mobiles are faring well, without the backing of a famous brand ambassador.

These mobiles are built in a simple yet stylish design and promise to be a part of your conversation at very reasonable rates.

For all the loyal Onida fans, theses mobiles are being shipped all over India for just Rs.2 (you can re-read the shipping cost if you don’t believe it) at prices that can make you jaws drop, only at MobileNXT.com

Monday, August 25, 2008

iPhone makes you dance to its tunes



There are those for whom music is any sound they hear while they have nothing else to do; for them any music phone will do. And then there are people for whom music is an indulgence that they will not compromise with. The iPhone is for them. With this phone, the music is just a tap away (literally!!).With its multi touch technology tap the phone and let the music take over. As the memory is enough (in fact at 8GB and 16GB, it’s the talk of the town) you can have your own musical world to play around with. Since the phone has hi-speed internet accessibility, you can even listen to the latest songs online and download your favorites, all with a few taps on the phone.The sound quality of the iPhone is said to be phenomenal, you can hear the same song with different effects. Though the phone lacks an inbuilt FM, the feature goes unnoticed thanks to the mass storage capacity. The iPhone is for those who love to hear their favorite songs at its musical best, a luxury that they cannot do without.Want a closer look at the iPhone, click here

Browse with the iPhone



iPhone by Apple, was initially only a music phone, but now its finding a lot of takers among the business class. Reason being it brilliant browsing speed thanks to 3G and enabled Wi-Fi ;coupled with easy to operate features. Besides high speed accessibility to the net, the gizmo also comes with inbuilt Yahoo and Google search that enables quick search options anytime, anywhere. Even though the 3.5” display provides a good view of web pages, you can still zoom in for a closer look by tapping or pinching on the selected location. Just like you do on your computer, you can also choose a favorite site as an icon (that’s like the home page in computers).There’s always an option of turning the phone 90 degrees, the screen remains horizontal even on rotating the phone. This feature comes in handy if u want to have a better look at the page horizontally.As the internet is everywhere (even what you are reading now is only because of the internet) this feature of the phone is gaining a lot of popularity. With this phone, you can access it, and since it is Wi-Fi enabled, browsing can happen anyplace that supports Wi-Fi. Besides being able to access your mails, you can easily send attachments; remain connected to all the social networking websites and chat with your friends.
The icing on the cake is that you can download a number of softwares on the iPhone for free.For more on the iPhone click here

Friday, August 22, 2008

iPhone- pure magic


iPhone is just everywhere. For days it has been the talk of the town. The enthusiasm with which people have awaited its arrival is infectious. Almost every cell phone enthusiast is talking about it . In fact, the first time I saw a video that showed this gizmo’s functions, I felt like a small child watching a magician at work. I am still in awe of its unusual features.

The iPhone is any mobile geeks dream come true. This device is well balanced in terms of music, internet connectivity and the regular cell phone features. The coolest part is the multi touch technology; the speed with which it responds is phenomenal… It’s like accessing a different world all with a single touch. The music part of the phone is its highlight (actually too many highlights, this one’s just a notch higher than the others).Songs can be sorted out based on the artist, album, playlist and you can smoothly scroll through the songs. The sound quality... you have to hear it to believe it…

The 2 MP camera… well….Nothing much to talk about seeing its price, but since its more of a music phone, this minor flaw can be overlooked. But another interesting thing about this phone is the picture gallery. Not only can you spin through the pictures easily, but also enlarge them by touching the screen and expanding. The screen not just displays the color brilliantly but also remains vertical even on rotating the mobile. This is all based on 'motion sensor technology'. If you juggle the phone, you will get to see the menu getting distorted and then fall back in place. The voice mail is different from the others, as here, if there is more than one voice mail; you can choose the one that you want to hear, unlike the others where you are compelled to hear them in a particular order.

The internet facility also deserves a mention, as the speed is brilliant and very simple to use. As the display is sufficiently large, you can view the pages clearly.I guess i said enough. For more on the iPhone click on MobileNXT

Browse Away with Sony Ericsson G502


My first impression of the Sony Ericsson G502 wasn’t that great. It’s seemed like any another mobile phone that’s going to join the group of phones that are bragging about all the happening features at atrocious prices. But I was in for a surprise…and that too, a pleasant one.
This small black phone is among the first of the G series to be launched in India. But the good thing is that this phone has a commendable web browser and internet support…and that too at a rate that’s affordable…Unlike a few similar devices that boast of hi tech function but ensure that you feel giddy when you get the bill.
The internet thing is quite something. As it’s powered by Turbo 3G, the internet speed is awesome. Opening pages, downloading, all of that is a smooth sail even on heavy sites. The internet advantage doesn’t end here; you can use the pointer as a mouse and click. In a way, it is sufficient to cater to our internet generation. And I want to mention its economical rate again, this phone deserves it.
The construction of the phone shows that a lot of thought has been put in to make it simple and easy to use. The keys are small but aptly placed (the girls will find it a bit easier to use than men, as they are blessed with thinner fingers and consciously grown longer nails). Musically also, this phone has all the attributes of a typical Sony Ericsson phone, as in its brilliant sound quality and the same goes for the 2 MP camera. The video recording features are also interesting in regards to features which include forwarding, rewinding and viewing clips in slow motion.
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