Java MIDP Emulator

Yesss....! Another useful tool had been found... :-P

I got this tool for so long, but it just sitting there beautifully around one of the corner of my Hard-Drive, 'Til one day I lost my cellphone to the malfunction :( and I wanted to play this Java Game so badly, after browsing through got this one back.

It called KEmulator -you may already heard this r8?- anw, it help me back to the fun I longing for.

So here are some screen-shots of applications and how it may run:

As you noticed there's a mobile facebook page, it opened by running Opera Mini 5 browser on this emulator. It also emulates the mouse cursor, and iPhone's looks-and-feels such as it's virtual keyboard and touchscreen.

And here's some of my Games ;-)

Oh...almost forgot...it also emulates the sound and you can also define the screen resolutions freely -whether it 176x220 (for most of Sony Erricsson), 176x208 (for Nokia), 240x320, 320x240 (like Nokia E71), or choose one of the options available- to match your application's demand.

Ok here come the part you've been waiting for. The Link...!
Go on and have a grab of it. And just to remind you, the RAR file size is 12.52 M.. If you got it more or less, then there's something wrong with the downloading process.


Have fun...

Windows Vista Hibernate Feature

I recently upgraded my OS to Vista (as one can see on one of my previous post). The elegant look-and-feel and better security -or so they claimed- had made me to take this journey (har..har...har...). I know but a bit about the Security issues, but the look-and-feel is one thing for certain. If you talked about ease-of-use, one can say that it's about fifty-fifty, like I found it easy to connect to a network but it's a walk-in-a-maze to find out how to tweak the setting.

I'm mobile and I need my laptop to boot-up and shut-down faster. If I were to follow the normal sequence of powering-up and shutting-down, it'll take forever. So I've found this HIBERNATE feature on XP litterally cut-the-middle-man. It could cut up until half of the time I'd needed on those routines.

But...! This won't happened on my Vista...!!!

Like I said earlier, I really went on a maze with Vista trying to find the setting I need, but came up with nothing but frustration. So I turned to my beloved uncle google and found out that Vista is no longer giving it's users the luxury to enable or disable hibernation via desktop graphical user interface.

So here's how to re-enable it:

1. Type cmd into your Vista's Start Menu Search Box, and use Ctrl+Shift+Enter or you can also right-click the item in the menu and choose Run as Administrator to open in administrator mode.
2. Type in the command powercfg -h on in the appearing command prompt window.
3. You're Done...! Here's the screen shots of before-and-after the process.
   

Before

After

And if you ever want to turn it off again, well... I think you can guess what to type in. (^_^)

Note: Here's what Microsoft has to say