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General 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100
Announced 2009, June
Status Available. Released 2009, June
Size Dimensions 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 mm
Weight 135 g
Display Type TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 320 x 480 pixels, 3.5 inches
- Multi-touch input method
- Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate
- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off
- Scratch-resistant surface
Sound Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, MP3 ringtones
Speakerphone Yes
- 3.5 mm headset jack
Memory Phonebook Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
Call records 100 received, dialed and missed calls
Internal 16 GB/ 32 GB storage, 256 MB RAM
Card slot No
Data GPRS Yes
HSCSD No
EDGE Yes
3G HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps
WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
Bluetooth Yes, v2.1 with A2DP, headset support only
Infrared port No
USB Yes, v2.0
Camera Primary 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, autofocus
Features Touch focus, geo-tagging
Video Yes, VGA@30fps, video geo-tagging
Secondary No
Features OS iPhone OS (based on Mac OS)
CPU ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz, PowerVR SGX graphics
Messaging SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email
Browser HTML (Safari)
Radio No
Games Downloadable, incl. motion-based
Colors Black, White
GPS Yes, with A-GPS support
Java No
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- Google Maps
- Audio/video player
- TV-out
- Voice command/dial
Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion
Stand-by Up to 300 h
Talk time Up to 12 h (2G) / Up to 5 h (3G)
Music play Up to 30 h
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Scotland's dramatic history spans 8,000 years, years marked by invasions and independence, wars and religious upheavals, intrigues and subjugation. Such a history has left its mark on the nation's psyche - and its landscape - and has contributed in no small way to the fierce pride with which the Scots view themselves and their country today.
Discover the history of Scotland
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The drama and sheer variety of Scotland's natural features never fails to impress visitors. Though small, the country offers an amazing range of landscapes, from the gentle rolling hills of Dumfries and Galloway to the breathtaking peaks of the Cairngorms, and from the rugged coastlines of the north east to the sub-tropical gardens of Wester Ross.
Explore Scotland's regions
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Scotland's Icons... Scotland's Geography
Explore Scotland's landscape of lochs and mountains, its interesting geography and its gloriously unpredictable climate.
Scotland's geography Art & Culture
From rock to opera, Scottish arts and culture has the power to enthrall, challenge, provoke and inspire.
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First Billionaire Profile: Mark Cuban
Posted in Billionaire Profile, Business by rockerfella02 on the January 14, 2007
Mark Cuban, 49. Worth $1.8 Billion
To me, Mark Cuban is probably one of the most interesting billionaires out there. This Internet veteran cashed in during to height of the Dot Com boom of the late 90’s. In 1999, Mark Cuban and partner Todd Wagner sold their web company, Broadcast.com to Yahoo for a staggering $5.04 Billion!
Today he is the ‘down-with-the-fans’ owner of the Dallas Mavericks, NBA franchise. Purchased in 2000, Mark has reportedly brought a new energy to the team and the fans:
“When Mark Cuban purchased the Dallas Mavericks on January 14, 2000, the face of the organization began to change immediately. Once again Mavericks games had a party atmosphere as Reunion Arena rocked with the return of the “Reunion Rowdies.” Mavericks games became more than just ordinary NBA games – they were a total entertainment experience.“
Before the Billions:
One of the reasons why I like I like Mark Cuban, and choose him to be the first Billionaire Profile, is because we have similar backgrounds.
He grew up to middle class parents. Check
First entrepreneurial project came at the age six: 10 for me. He sold plastic refuse bags to pay for his expensive sneakers. I sold Pirated Cassette tapes (Hey, what did I know at ten?) to friends to pay for my own radio.
Had a string of similar projects throughout school. Check. He gave dance lessons, did party promotions and more. I was a mobile DJ who regularly had to plan the party I was playing at.
He was fired from his first job! In shame I have to admit the same happened to me. He worked at a computer shop and was axed because he opened the store too late. I was fired because I took an extra day’s leave to study for a test at Varsity, without applying for the extra leave in writing!
He went on to make a career on the Internet. Check.
He is an avid blogger! Where have you ever encountered a Billionaire that keeps a blog? He even started his own blog directory: Ice Rocket.
Now, if I could have the Billions in common with the guy!
The Road to the Billions:
He co-founded Broadcast.com in 1995. As the name says, they were on the fore-front of net Broadcasting and streaming. You know how they say you have 20/20 vision in hind sight? Well, Mark had the greatest insight. Selling his company at the highest crest of the dot com wave, right before that bubble eventually burst.
$5.04 Billion in Yahoo stock for a company that had 333 employees and had annual revenue of $100 million!
After the Billions: Today he runs his Mavericks, being their biggest (and richest) fan. He produces movies, runs theatres and Internet social networks, keeps a blog and has ventured into another project: HDTV. He co-owns HDNet, a cable network, broadcasting only HDTV programming.
He remains a spirited character that is not afraid to criticize. Internet giants like Google and YouTube were the the more recent recipients. Google acquired YouTube for $1 Billion in 2006. Not that dissimilar transaction from his with Yahoo… All things considered; I would like to quote Mark in his interview with VH1’s “The fabulous life of…”:
“When I die, I want to come back as myself”
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Nakutepipi – Buying the ultimate in tranquility, Billionaire style
Posted in Fantasy Spending, Places - Rest and Relaxation, Real Estate by rockerfella02 on the January 9, 2007
Imagine sitting on a beach, sipping cocktails watching the sun dip slowly into the water. The tranquility washes over you as you listen to the palm tree’s leaves rustle above you. You look to your left: not a soul to be seen. To your right: Your partner and no one else. You’re on an island. Not just any vacation hotspot; this is your own private island. Every person on the island is either sharing your beautiful beach house with you, or working for you. No annoying vacationing families with their noisy children running around. No waiting in queues at buffets in over-booked hotels. No advanced booking necessary or having to listen to the elderly pensioner that would like to show you yet more pictures of her 18 grandchildren.
This place is yours. Whenever you feel like it, you fly to your yacht, and cruise to your own private tranquility. Or if that is not fast enough, you fly to your island in your own private jet and land on the islands’ private landing strip.
Islands are the ultimate in fantasy spending. Forget mega-yachts, trips to space, the sports teams or the private Boeing 747; islands are where it’s at. Priced from $3 – $300 million, an island is the getaway that any Billionaire needs. As the first entry in the series dedicated to islands; we look at Nakutepipi, a little private jewel that is currently on the market for $8 million. This natural atoll is situated close to Tahiti and Bora-Bora in the French Polynesian Islands.
Since Billionaires hates sloppy seconds, this island is the perfect blank canvass. It has not been fully developed and has all the right ingredients to be the most perfect island. Nakutepipi has its own landing strip, has several small bungalows and a house, a great lagoon and enough space to enjoy water sports. Apart from this, the island is perfect for a billionaire to mould into his/her own little private haven, where the busy, outside world won’t disturb you… that’s till you switch on your satellite phone…
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Portabello-By-The-Sea Estate – 3rd most expensive home in the USA
Posted in Fantasy Spending, Real Estate by rockerfella02 on the January 5, 2007
This entry is actually a follow-up from my one of my other blogs: Lifestyles of the Rich, where I did an article on the four most expensive homes in the USA and Updown Court, the most expensive home on sale in the world.
Portabello Estate, aka, Portabello-by-the-sea, is situated in Southern California’s sunny Carona Del Mar area. Situated on three exclusive beachfront lots, this contemporary designed home is selling for a staggering $75 million! This is truly a Billionaire’s home.
One correction on the clip: It’s the 3rd most expensive home on the market. Donald Trump’s Florida Mansion is currently on the market for $125 million.
The Estate was recently featured on Oprah, and it’s easy to see why Oprah would dedicate a section in her show to this beautiful piece of Real Estate. The property opens a door of never-before-seen-luxury and unheard-of amenities.
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Nine Zero’s – What does it mean to be a Billionaire?
Posted in Billionaire Profile, Business, Fantasy Spending by rockerfella02 on the January 5, 2007
1,000,000,000. It’s the natural progression from being a millionaire. But most millionaires would kill to become one.
Let’s put things into perspective for you:
There are more than 3 million (US Dollars) Millionaires in the world.
But only 793 Billionaires (US Dollar)
47% of them live in the USA
If you meet 1,000,000 people in your life, you stand a 0.13% chance of meeting a billionaire.
They are part of the small and very elite part of the world. But what is not small, is their combined wealth: $2.6 trillion! This is enough money to buy everything and everyone in Germany and have enough change left to buy Kenya!
Billionaire Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and World’s richest person, generates more money, while he is sleeping, than most successful Hollywood actors would earn for a movie that takes months to shoot.
These 793 people are my inspiration. In this blog, I’ll do profiles on them, give you an idea how they became rich and what they spend their money on. I’ll highlight my favourite Millionaires that I believe could become a Billionaire. Mostly, this will be fun, inspiring reading. The posts are meant to inspire you to go for more in your life; do not become disgrunteled by what they own or make. No matter how old you are, there is always a way to join the list. Texan Billionaire Mark Cuban, 48, started his company, Broadcast.com in 1995 and sold it in 1999 for $5.7 Billion. Four Years. Dream big.
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First Billionaire Profile: Mark Cuban
Posted in Billionaire Profile, Business by rockerfella02 on the January 14, 2007
Mark Cuban, 49. Worth $1.8 Billion
To me, Mark Cuban is probably one of the most interesting billionaires out there. This Internet veteran cashed in during to height of the Dot Com boom of the late 90’s. In 1999, Mark Cuban and partner Todd Wagner sold their web company, Broadcast.com to Yahoo for a staggering $5.04 Billion!
Today he is the ‘down-with-the-fans’ owner of the Dallas Mavericks, NBA franchise. Purchased in 2000, Mark has reportedly brought a new energy to the team and the fans:
“When Mark Cuban purchased the Dallas Mavericks on January 14, 2000, the face of the organization began to change immediately. Once again Mavericks games had a party atmosphere as Reunion Arena rocked with the return of the “Reunion Rowdies.” Mavericks games became more than just ordinary NBA games – they were a total entertainment experience.“
Before the Billions:
One of the reasons why I like I like Mark Cuban, and choose him to be the first Billionaire Profile, is because we have similar backgrounds.
He grew up to middle class parents. Check
First entrepreneurial project came at the age six: 10 for me. He sold plastic refuse bags to pay for his expensive sneakers. I sold Pirated Cassette tapes (Hey, what did I know at ten?) to friends to pay for my own radio.
Had a string of similar projects throughout school. Check. He gave dance lessons, did party promotions and more. I was a mobile DJ who regularly had to plan the party I was playing at.
He was fired from his first job! In shame I have to admit the same happened to me. He worked at a computer shop and was axed because he opened the store too late. I was fired because I took an extra day’s leave to study for a test at Varsity, without applying for the extra leave in writing!
He went on to make a career on the Internet. Check.
He is an avid blogger! Where have you ever encountered a Billionaire that keeps a blog? He even started his own blog directory: Ice Rocket.
Now, if I could have the Billions in common with the guy!
The Road to the Billions:
He co-founded Broadcast.com in 1995. As the name says, they were on the fore-front of net Broadcasting and streaming. You know how they say you have 20/20 vision in hind sight? Well, Mark had the greatest insight. Selling his company at the highest crest of the dot com wave, right before that bubble eventually burst.
$5.04 Billion in Yahoo stock for a company that had 333 employees and had annual revenue of $100 million!
After the Billions: Today he runs his Mavericks, being their biggest (and richest) fan. He produces movies, runs theatres and Internet social networks, keeps a blog and has ventured into another project: HDTV. He co-owns HDNet, a cable network, broadcasting only HDTV programming.
He remains a spirited character that is not afraid to criticize. Internet giants like Google and YouTube were the the more recent recipients. Google acquired YouTube for $1 Billion in 2006. Not that dissimilar transaction from his with Yahoo… All things considered; I would like to quote Mark in his interview with VH1’s “The fabulous life of…”:
“When I die, I want to come back as myself”
Leave a Comment
Nakutepipi – Buying the ultimate in tranquility, Billionaire style
Posted in Fantasy Spending, Places - Rest and Relaxation, Real Estate by rockerfella02 on the January 9, 2007
Imagine sitting on a beach, sipping cocktails watching the sun dip slowly into the water. The tranquility washes over you as you listen to the palm tree’s leaves rustle above you. You look to your left: not a soul to be seen. To your right: Your partner and no one else. You’re on an island. Not just any vacation hotspot; this is your own private island. Every person on the island is either sharing your beautiful beach house with you, or working for you. No annoying vacationing families with their noisy children running around. No waiting in queues at buffets in over-booked hotels. No advanced booking necessary or having to listen to the elderly pensioner that would like to show you yet more pictures of her 18 grandchildren.
This place is yours. Whenever you feel like it, you fly to your yacht, and cruise to your own private tranquility. Or if that is not fast enough, you fly to your island in your own private jet and land on the islands’ private landing strip.
Islands are the ultimate in fantasy spending. Forget mega-yachts, trips to space, the sports teams or the private Boeing 747; islands are where it’s at. Priced from $3 – $300 million, an island is the getaway that any Billionaire needs. As the first entry in the series dedicated to islands; we look at Nakutepipi, a little private jewel that is currently on the market for $8 million. This natural atoll is situated close to Tahiti and Bora-Bora in the French Polynesian Islands.
Since Billionaires hates sloppy seconds, this island is the perfect blank canvass. It has not been fully developed and has all the right ingredients to be the most perfect island. Nakutepipi has its own landing strip, has several small bungalows and a house, a great lagoon and enough space to enjoy water sports. Apart from this, the island is perfect for a billionaire to mould into his/her own little private haven, where the busy, outside world won’t disturb you… that’s till you switch on your satellite phone…
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Look for Billionaires and the Rich’s Lifestyles on Technorati
Posted in Uncategorized by rockerfella02 on the January 5, 2007
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Portabello-By-The-Sea Estate – 3rd most expensive home in the USA
Posted in Fantasy Spending, Real Estate by rockerfella02 on the January 5, 2007
This entry is actually a follow-up from my one of my other blogs: Lifestyles of the Rich, where I did an article on the four most expensive homes in the USA and Updown Court, the most expensive home on sale in the world.
Portabello Estate, aka, Portabello-by-the-sea, is situated in Southern California’s sunny Carona Del Mar area. Situated on three exclusive beachfront lots, this contemporary designed home is selling for a staggering $75 million! This is truly a Billionaire’s home.
One correction on the clip: It’s the 3rd most expensive home on the market. Donald Trump’s Florida Mansion is currently on the market for $125 million.
The Estate was recently featured on Oprah, and it’s easy to see why Oprah would dedicate a section in her show to this beautiful piece of Real Estate. The property opens a door of never-before-seen-luxury and unheard-of amenities.
Leave a Comment
Nine Zero’s – What does it mean to be a Billionaire?
Posted in Billionaire Profile, Business, Fantasy Spending by rockerfella02 on the January 5, 2007
1,000,000,000. It’s the natural progression from being a millionaire. But most millionaires would kill to become one.
Let’s put things into perspective for you:
There are more than 3 million (US Dollars) Millionaires in the world.
But only 793 Billionaires (US Dollar)
47% of them live in the USA
If you meet 1,000,000 people in your life, you stand a 0.13% chance of meeting a billionaire.
They are part of the small and very elite part of the world. But what is not small, is their combined wealth: $2.6 trillion! This is enough money to buy everything and everyone in Germany and have enough change left to buy Kenya!
Billionaire Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and World’s richest person, generates more money, while he is sleeping, than most successful Hollywood actors would earn for a movie that takes months to shoot.
These 793 people are my inspiration. In this blog, I’ll do profiles on them, give you an idea how they became rich and what they spend their money on. I’ll highlight my favourite Millionaires that I believe could become a Billionaire. Mostly, this will be fun, inspiring reading. The posts are meant to inspire you to go for more in your life; do not become disgrunteled by what they own or make. No matter how old you are, there is always a way to join the list. Texan Billionaire Mark Cuban, 48, started his company, Broadcast.com in 1995 and sold it in 1999 for $5.7 Billion. Four Years. Dream big.
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