Meizu M9, the most anticipated smartphone of the year in China. Known to us as an Apple iPhone 4 killer. The Meizu M9 comes with a 3.6-inch multitouch display screen (resolution 960×640 same as iPhone 4), and the device is measuring at 59.8*113*11mm. It supports three types of 3G networks, WCDMA, CDMA and TD-SCDMA. The phone is powered by a 1GHz Samsung C110 processor with 512MB of RAM, includes Android 2.2 OS, 5 megapixel camera (with auto-focus), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and a micro SD card slot. It also has TV-out, and a 1350 mAh battery. These specifications and features brought to you at the price of only RMB 2380, the wisest choice of my next smartphone. More news are here…
[email protected] isn’t mine now
August 5th, 2010 by Charles Peng 1 comment »My ex boss asked me for password of my MSN (aka. Windows Live Messenger) today, (it’s also used as my primary email box contacting with my customers during the past years), before paying me salary of the last months, and, after my resignation for almost an entire month, when all of my customers’ goods were sent out (orders received before leaving his company) by myself.
I already gave this password to him, that’s say I lost control of this MSN/Email completely as from today, and, I will also have no connection with Tongda any longer, any more emails coming from the email address [email protected] are not written by myself. (My name is Charles Peng). I will fully quit this business of buying/selling/trading transponder keys/key blanks/remote keys, etc.
Had been working in Tongda for almost 3 years, I was very tired and completely lost all my interests on keys. I am very much fed up with these items, and will not deal with it any more. I had a long rest for the last month, and will probably do the same thing continuously this month… I will have to make a decision where to work/what to sell after September. God bless me.
My PHP DropBox Gallery
January 19th, 2010 by Charles Peng 4 comments »Dropbox is a software that syncs your files online and across your computers. To be exactly speaking, it’s one of the world’s best online file sync and backup tool, with dozens of shinning features. Say, shen you register and install Dropbox cross-platform client, put your files in Dropbox special folder on your compter, those files will be instantly uploaded to Dropbox severs, and, they can also be downloaded to any other of your computers automatically that you had Dropbox client installed, no matter what operating systems they’re running.
Dropbox is great, gives you the freedom to work on any of your computers and always have the files you need. Let’s say you’re editing a document at home, after relaxing over a game or two of party poker. As soon as you click ‘Save’, Dropbox will sync this same file to all your other computers (as well as your iPhone!) instantly and automatically. It’s as if you saved the document to all of your computers.
Dropbox has lots of other features to automatically backup your files and keep files synced between computers too, it also enables you share files easily with your friends and colleagues on Dropbox website, here’s Dropbox tour which you can learn all it’s features how to sync your files and store your files securely.
Install Fedora 12 on an Eee PC 1000HE
November 29th, 2009 by Charles Peng 6 comments »I installed a Fedora 12 and Windows XP dual boot system on my Eee PC 1000HE some hours ago. The new shinning Fedora 12 system works great on this Eee PC, here’s some notes I wrote down during the installation and post-installation process.
Preparing for Installation
Eee PC has no CD-ROM, so that you can not install Fedora 12 from a Live CD disk. The best way for you is to download a Fedora 12 Live ISO and write this iso image to your flash drive, and then install F12 with this usb flash drive.
liveusb-creator is a cross-platform tool to do this job, it has an easy-to-use GUI which can ensure the Fedora 12 live CD iso you downloaded is correct, and, it can also ensure you write to the right USB disk. What you need is a 2GB USB disk.
Switched back to Fedora 12
November 29th, 2009 by Charles Peng 1 comment »
It’s been so long a time since I switched to Ubuntu 9.04 before the release of Fedora 11, but now I finally switched back again and installed Constantine on my Eee PC 1000HE netbook. Fedora becomes better, and it works well on this little machine.
I still remember that Red Hat 9 is my very first Linux distribution that I tried when I was on college, although I knew how to install it after reading so many Linux books and magazines in our library, I had a very bad experience, because it doesn’t have a good browser. But things changed after my graduation when I installed a Ubuntu 6.06+Windows XP dual boot system on my office computer, this is the first time I started to use Firefox browser, it worked fine and most of the webpages could be displayed perfectly, and Linux systems left me a good expression since then.

