Dr. Thiti Vacharasintopchai, ATSI-DX, CISA

Choosing a Bluetooth Headset for a Pocket PC Phone: Matching Matters I have had trouble using bluetooth headsets with my ASUS P505 Pocket PC phone. My good old Jabra BT200 headset, which worked perfectly with my Sony Ericsson T630 cell phone and my friend's Dopod 818 Pro Pocket PC phone, produces static noises when it is only 1 meter away from the P505. The problem is worst when I'm on the phone walking in a shopping mall or a crowded place -- I hardly hear anything but static noises even when the phone and the headset are 1 meter apart! My BT200 is about 3-4 years old and I thought the problem might be because the technology in the BT200 is too old and is not compatible with the P505. So I started seeking for an alternative. I had tried many headsets during the past two weeks, from a new Sony Ericsson model, the Nokia BH-200, the tiny Samsung WEP200, the Jabra BT500 and BT800, and the pricey and stylish Jabra JX10 . I finally bought the JX10 last Tuesday because it sounded be

I was starting a not-so-small Tomcat servlet development project -- to modify and extend the Blojsom blogging server for my thesis work. I was suggested that Borland JBuilder is a better tool for servlet development. I liked JBuilder when I hadn't known Eclipse. But now that I'm so used to using Eclipse, I don't want to go back. I was misled that I need a "Tomcat plug-in" for Eclipse to develop servlets. Spent 5-6 hours trying to get the seems-popular Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat Launcher plugin V3.2 Beta 2 to work the way JBuiilder servlet development tool worked for me. It just didn't work the way I like. Finally I found a discussion thread on an Eclipse site that refers to the WTP Tutorials – Building and Running a Web Application article by Naci Dai which showed me how to make Eclipse work the way I like: According to Dai, all I have to do are: 1. Get the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) from eclipse.org (which I already have) 2. Start the WTP and go to the me

Here's a very touching quote by Mr. Phuriphat from a thread on Mr.Palm webboard: ไม่ขวนขวายหาความรู้ด้วยตนเอง เอาแต่ถามผู้อื่นอยู่ร่ำไป แล้วความรู้ที่ได้มามันจะมีค่าอันใดเล่าครับ? Keywords: quotes , thailand , learning , self-reliance