Almost every one of us purchases digital cameras just to have self-portraits other than taking good shots to capture those precious memories. Either way, digital cameras are a great way to keep memories that would last a lifetime. The new Samsung 2View ST550 is just the right camera to do the job for people who love to take shots of them. Introducing the world’s first digital camera with two 1.5-inch LCD screens and a nifty 3.5-inch touch screen found on the rear.

The Samsung 2View ST550 comes bundled with battery and its charger; a USB cable to transfer photos from the camera through your personal computer; audio and video cables; a strap; a multilingual quick start-up guide, and a CD contained with a user manual guide.

At first glance, the ST550 design is simple, having most of the camera with black surface and colored trimmings on the side. Aside from the fact that is sports two LCD screens, the camera lens itself can capture of up to 12.2 Megapixels. The 27mm Schneider KREUZNACH wide angle lens allows zoom levels of up to 4.6x, which enables photographers easy to shoot wider images.

The LCD touch screen can show sharp-colored images brought about by the 1,152k high resolution pixels. It also has a built in accelerometer and Gesture UI technology that enables users to select from the predefined options just by tilting the camera or using gestures to maneuver it.

It also has Samsung’s Haptic vibration and audio feedback technology that notifies you if an option has been selected on the screen. Being such a high class digital camera it is also capable of recording videos with minimum resolutions of 1280 x 720 that can be played on High Definition T.V.

The Samsung 2View ST550 is perfect for amateur photographers who want to take self-portraits of themselves.

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If you’re hunting for dragons then Dragon Age: Origins is the game suitable for you. When was the last time you set foot on a fantasy world only to be whacked in the head by a newspaper for daydreaming in Physics class? Dragon Age: Origins is that kind of game which has rich storyline and excellent graphics that bring the wicked of imaginations to life.

Set in the fictional life of Ferelden, you meet many memorable characters in which you fight and make a cause for which you believe in. Dragon Age has the best storyline to date. BioWare’s new role playing game has set gamers to pit of one hell of an adventure that would leave them begging for more. The story is simply brilliant and well crafted. It is lengthy though but proves to be entertaining in the end.

Dragon Age’s plot is set on the time when hordes of demonic creatures called as Darkspawn. You create your own party of heroes and develop a close connection with them in return for a great adventure you lead your party on. In the world of Dragon Age you develop your character and make them strong all throughout the game. Meeting new companions and completing quest is one of the few things you can do as you progress the storyline early on in the game.

All in all the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions have their own set of unique challenges. Sound quality is decent from the character dialogues and background music. Not very much epic compared to that of God of War. In terms of graphics, its pretty good with excellent rendering of creatures and character details.

Dragon Age: Origins is definitely worth playing as it can easily rival many modern day RPG’s. Bioware did a great job on putting a game like this and ended up a decent action paced RPG that doesn’t get old.

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Albeit all of us wanted to start our very own graphic design business, but not all of us can become great designers. But for aspiring designers there is room to change and develop on becoming a great graphic designer.
To be a good graphic designer it takes practice and discipline in the field. You need practice to hone those skills and practice your talents. A graphic designer must be able to cope up with extreme deadlines; they have to work with a tight schedule. The talented designer must be resourceful in every thing that he does. He must be creative enough to develop new ideas or innovate the current existing ones. Creativity is the key here and being able to create things with a pen and paper is a godsend.
When it comes to graphic design the designer must be well aware what the client wants from him. The graphic designer must be able to use the materials he has and makes use of them within a tight budget. He must make it sure that he must be able to meet the demand of his client to further fasten a good working relationship.

In graphic design there are many software to choose from. Basically the most popular and common with the masses would be Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw and Maya 3D just to name a few. The popularity of these software’s have given designers the ease and comfort in designing. This software’s are likely to be used in creating calling cards, letterheads and company logos. A good practice would be that you familiarize at least one of the software’s mentioned above.

Graphic designers are very much in demand in many advertising firm, the pay is rather above average and getting you into one project would likely be you best chance to sharpen your skills and talents.

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Well if taking down notes is really you’re thing, then this is the pen for you. Writing down notes and scribbling your way around chunks of notebooks may be a serious task but once you tried Logitech’s new IO2 pen, writing will never be the same again. Based on the same Anoto technology used by Nokia and Sony Ericsson this little whooper still packs the same as those found in mobile phones. The down side of this pen is that you have to use it on a special digital paper develop by Anoto. It may be disappointing news to some but the quality of the notes is excellent that even the tiniest move of your hand is captured with accuracy.

With the use of the special paper supplied by Anoto, instructions are clearly stated in the boxes that give you instruction on what to do when you finish writing with your digital pen. For example, on thejotter pad, there’s an instruction there stating, to line at the bottom. If you fill this up with your email address it will box marked as email. Your note will automatically be sent to your email application after you dock the pen.

Logitech also included a built in handwriting recognition software that helps user to recognize even the childish of our handwritings. We opted to do a little bit of training but we never thought that it would recognize our gibberish handwriting but in fact it did played out well without the hassle of training it all.

All in all, the Logitech I02 was superb. At first we were skeptical about how it would perform but in the end it dominated with flying colors. The very great thing about this pen is the impressive handwriting recognition that made us jump out from our seats.

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Graphic Design artists are said to have great job opportunities until the year 2014. However, it does not mean that the business is not as cut throat as some would like to think. Creativity and innovation is the essence of this industry so be ready to face tough competition if you decide to venture into this line of work. To be a graphic design artist, one must have an artistic ability to see what works and what does not in a creation. Usually this is an innate characteristic but can also be developed by going to a graphic design school or taking a training course. This would actually be helpful since a diploma can make you look more appropriate for the job. Aside from that, patience is also one virtue necessary because count on spending hours and hours coming up with fresh ideas that can give a new twist to an old subject. Basically, a graphic artist does his best to incorporate a message through the creative visual he has been assigned to by a client. They can be in the form of print, electronic and film media. They also do the brain storming for strategies to get a message across with the limited medium, lay outing and production. A couple of stuff that a graphic designer needs to be familiar with are different publishing programs (such as adobe photo shop, Frame maker, pagemaker), copy right laws and especially how to communicate. Communication is the key, with your client and your target audience. There has to be no barrier in between because that will eventually lead to limiting the output. With time and experience, all this can be learned. Just hold on tight and if you really are passionate about designing graphics for a living, it will surely love you back.

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