Motorola Droid 3 official in China under Milestone 3 moniker, packs 4-inch qHD ...

The Droid 3 is upon us! Well, it is if you live in China and don't mind calling it the Milestone 3. A new XT883 model has just been made official by Motorola during China Telecom's CDMA Summit, touting the tagline "the third Milestone" and a new five-row slideout QWERTY keyboard. The salient specs include a 4-inch touchscreen with qHD (540 x 960) resolution, a dual-core Tegra 2 processor capable of driving 1080p video recording, an 8 megapixel rear camera with LED flash, up to 32GB of built-in storage, and of course, Android 2.3 as the shipping OS. A pretty compelling package, we think you'll agree. It's coming to China this summer, though Moto could still be crafty enough to squeeze the US launch in before actual units start shipping to Yao Ming's homeland. Because, well, who's ever heard of a Milestone coming before a Droid? BEIJING – June 17, 2011 – Motorola Mobility Technologies (China) Co., Ltd introduced XT883, the newest and most advanced member of the powerful Milestone family, today at China Telecom's CDMA Summit and 2011 e-Surfing 3G Handset Trade Fair. Setting a new milestone for speed, XT883 is a mobile powerhouse, delivering uncompromising Web, email and media content to people in China and around the world. The individual with this device in hand will become a digital trailblazer, channeling the strengths of the device to power through their day. With a powerful dual-core processor, the XT883 is twice as fast as industry-average single-core processors, enabling users to simultaneously run apps, stream media, talk, email and surf the Web, all without delay. A permanent number row on the top of the thin QWERTY keypad lets users type and text faster and more accurately without the need to always hit the 'ALT' button. And with a 4.0-inch brilliant touchscreen display, XT883 showcases even clearer photos, Web pages and video content than any Motorola Milestone device before. Enhanced security features enable users to access corporate emails, documents and calendars, with no need to wonder if their IT departments will approve. "Motorola's Milestone line has already been a great success in China, and XT883 is a much anticipated addition to the family," said Ma Daojie, director of the China Telecom Device Management Center. "We are delighted to introduce XT883 here in Guangzhou at our most important trade show of the year.

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Ipod Stuff: How to Set your Ipod’s Alarm Clock

The good thing about the iPod alarm clock feature is that you can wake up with the tune of your favorite song. Whether it is a Celine Dion melody or a King Diamond scream the iPod alarm clock can help you wake up every morning with style. This is a tutorial about how to set and adjust your iPod’s alarm clock.

You will need:

a. An iPod, of course (alarm clock is not a feature in iPod shuffle with firmware 2.1 or later)

b. A pair of speakers (i recommend a pair of power speakers!)

( Download the latest firmware for your iPod for free at the apple website ).

Ok let’s move on. The iPod alarm clock feature is located in the Extras menu. There, you can find other features like Contacts, Games, Calendar etc. A lot of people do not use this powerful iPod feature and while they are familiar with other Extras like Games they usually underestimate the alarm clock feature.

Here are the steps to set the iPod alarm clock:

1. Locate the alarm clock feature (Main menu > Extras > Clock > Alarm Clock)

2. Set the Time setting to the time you wish to wake up

3. Now the coolest part. Set the the Sound setting to one of your iPod playlists

4. Enable the alarm. Turn it on. If the alarm is on, an alarm icon (a bell with sound waves) will appear on the right side of your iPod’s screen.

5. Connect the speakers to the iPod’s headphone jack.

6. A good idea would be to test the volume of the sound by playing a song. You don’t want to wake up screaming if the volume is too high, or not wake up at all if the volume is too low.

7. Now go to bed and get some sleep.

Important:

Don’t forget to correctly set the date and time of your iPod in order to wake up at the right time and day! You can set the current date and time from the Extras > Clock menu. If you connect your iPod to a computer then you don’t need to set the time and date because these settings will synchronize every time you connect with the computer.

Make sure that your Ipod’s battery has enough power. You can plug in an iPod AC adapter to make sure your battery is always charged.

That’s it. You are ready.

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