Recently I had stumbled across a useful website, which gives
more than 9800 fonts, all in various shapes and forms, and that too without seeking a single penny from your wallet.
Enter www.creamundo.com.
This site is a pure joy for the designers and calligraphy writers, who see pictures in letters. Although I am not one of those kinds, but still I had enjoyed my stay at this site and also downloaded a few of them.
You can type your own text on this site and see how does it actually look like in your chosen font. See the results of the text "Manish Garg is a nice guy"
One drawback however is that the site is poorly crafted and there is only one page on which the entire information is given. There is no toolbar or navigation bar.
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Friday, April 6, 2007
Recent Telecom News
Economic Times
Trai won't allow spectrum sharing
Telecom regulator Trai, in its upcoming recommendations on infrastructure
sharing, will not allow mobile service providers to share the spectrum
allocated to them, although the move will make operations more economical. More
The Hindu
Hutch, Airtel face penalty
The Department of Telecom is all set to impose a penalty on Hutchison Essar
for violating the national numbering plan by offering `Talk On' services. More
Economic Times
SC imposes Rs 1-cr fine on Reliance Tele
The Supreme Court on Thursday imposed a fine of Rs 1 crore on Reliance
Telecom Ltd , which after the division between the Ambani brothers has gone
to Anil and has since been incorporated into Reliance Communications, for
laying optical fibre cables in the Madhav National Park More
Business Standard
Trai rules out mandatory sharing of infrastructure
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) is understood to have ruled
out mandatory sharing of infrastructure among mobile operators and has
instead proposed allowing active networks like antennae, feeder, cables and
transmission equipment to be shared among them. More
Economic Times
SC stays Trai notices on mobile operators plea
Private GSM operators today got a reprieve from Supreme Court, which has
stayed regulator TRAI's notices asking them to refund excess charges levied
from customers on calls made to the networks of PSU telecom firms like BSNL
and MTNL. More
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Recent Telecom News
The Hindu
Vodafone-Hutch deal: Decision likely at next FIPB meeting
The Department of Telecommunications on Tuesday said that a decision on
Vodafone's proposal to acquire Hutchison Telecom International Ltd's stake
in cellular company Hutchison Essar, was expected in the next meeting of the
Foreign Investment Promotion Board. More
The Economic Times
Intl bandwidth reselling may not cut price
Telecom regulator Trai's move to allow the entry of resellers in the
international bandwidth segment is unlikely to lead to price cuts. More
Business Standard
BSNL to offer recharge facility via SMS
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), the major service provider of cellular
mobile telecom services in the country, is to introduce multi-pronged
methods to recharge or renew the talk time coupons for their pre-paid mobile
customers.Talking to reporters here, L Kannan, general manager (mobile
services). More
Business Standard
Bharti Airtel in pact with VRC, NEDFi for CSR
The North Eastern Development Finance Corporation (NEDFi), Bharti Airtel and
Vocational Rehabilitation Centre (VRC), have jointly taken an initiative to
create livelihood opportunities for the disabled and handicap. More
Guidelines for proper subscriber verification released
In order to comply with the requirements of the DoT and also address the concerns of national security agencies, COAI and AUSPI have come together on a common platform and set up the Apex Advisory Council for Telecom in India (ACT) to oversee and ensure that the proper subscriber verification process is followed before any new mobile connection is activated.
The Apex Advisory Council for Telecom in India (ACT), has laid down certain procedures and criteria for the new subscriber activation. It is mandatory for all Points of Sales, to follow the same. The mailer made available to all Points of Sales, providing full details of the procedures to be followed for new activation is given below
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Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Download and play a few brain-teasers
Brain Games
Soukoban (144 KB) is a classic brain game for all ages. The objective is to push given cubes to a certain position in a warehouse.
PocoMan (1045 KB) is another brain game like Soukoban with a bit more complicated mazes.
Triogical (4156 KB) is a free (freeware), puzzle-type game. Collect all Klondikes by using 3 robots - pusher, grabber and zapper (99 maps).
Atomic (198 KB) - move atoms in a maze to create a molecule and all that in a time limit.
Oslík (113 KB) - get the yellow square out through the bottom edge (tease your mind).
Fifteen (17 KB) - Sam Loyd's (famous puzzle maker) well-known fifteen. IQ Tests
IQ test 1 (243 KB) - this test has two objectives: showing the features of Macromedia Flash and evaluating intelligence (only an estimation). 27 static and animated graphical questions are targeted at logical sequences, analogies, memory, comprehencing principles etc. I stress again, the questions are mainly for mental stimulation, and not for a real PhD certified score. More serious tests are on the links to IQ tests page.
IQ test 2 (248 KB) - this second part offers 27 harder questions in the field of cryptoanalysis and logistics.
IQ test 3 (222 KB) - the last part is about numerical and picture sequences. Reults of these three tests are not 100% accurate. Although they can be close to truth.
Monday, April 2, 2007
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