K800i
Articles about the Sony Ericsson K800i phone such as free wallpapers and video tutorials.
My Sony Ericsson k850i
Well it arrived last week and so far I've been nothing but impressed - 10/10!
I've also fairly recently moved home and thus my old commute to Canon Street is no more! I now (if I walk) get to go past tourist attractions such as St Pauls, Blackfriars Bridge and down towards Waterloo (where the internationally famous London Eye stands tall). During this walk I took some photos with my 'old' k800i and was reasonably impressed with them (factoring in that it is primarily a phone). After getting my new k850i I decided to walk the route again and take some more shots - a like-for-like comparison!
Canon EOS 400D : Nikon E4600 : Sony Ericsson K800i
I bought my girlfriend a Canon EOS 400D a few months back and I'm impressed with every photo that comes out of it - but I recently wondered if that was just because I KNEW it was a good camera. How good is it really? I mean, my Sony Ericsson K800i has a FANTASTIC camera on it (considering its a phone) and the Nikon E4600 I have (and my girlfriend had before her 'upgrade') took great photo's considering its price and it was VERY rugged. How could I test this... So I took all 3 camera's out and took 2 sets of photo's with each camera. Guess who won?
Free K800i Wallpapers
Browsing around the web this morning, I found a really cool site for getting Free mobile phone wallpapers.
This site has wallpapers for all kinda of phone makes and models, for example:
- Sony Ericsson K800i
- Nokia N70 Series, N80 Series & N90 Series
- Motorola RAZR-V3
- Samsung D500
There are literally tens of thousands of pages covering wallpaper styles from CGI to Celebrity
Lullabot Vodcasts on K800i
This morning I decided to watch the Lullabot Drupal 4.7.x to 5.x Conversion Tutorial. Thing is - my work PC doesn't have sound plus it's not ideal to watch a video and work on the same screen - not enough screen real estate.
My walk home...
Last week (Thursday I think) I worked late and ended up walking from work (near Barbican Tube Station, London) to London Bridge Station (about a 35 minute walk if you know the back-roads). Putting aside the fear of being mugged down an alley somewhere, I quite like walking through London when its dark. The lights often look beautiful.
Incy, Wincy Spider...
... Climbs the leafy bush just to get photographed by me!
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