Camfrog Terbaru 2015 here. Oct 25, 2008 I have updated the firmware with the 3rd wave (most recent) version and am unable to find the 3 games (Bubble Smile, Bomb Bomb, and Chicken Runaway). I recently upgraded the firmware on my t10 to 2.0. I was wonderin if any one knew how to change the themes or mennu styles on it, also i heard that.

• Pros Well-designed. Sharp screen. Intuitive interface. Bluetooth capabilities, including call answering. Customizable backgrounds. Voice recorder.

• Cons Limited file support. Touch-sensitive buttons not very responsive. User EQ is weak. • Bottom Line Everything looks and feels right about the Samsung T10, but limited file support means that only PC users who have accepted Windows Media Player as their standard need read on.

When crafting MP3 players, Samsung always combines sleek looks with excellent graphics and easy navigation—and the YP-T10 is a perfect example of this design strategy. But due to anemic file support and lack of a tied-in service such as Rhapsody (like, say, the offers), this attractive player is akin to a ship that's able to dock only at Port Windows Media Player. Simply to confuse you, Samsung's YP-T10 (referred to as the T10) is clearly not an update of. In fact, it's an update to the. Maintaining the K3's second-generation nano-esque dimensions, the T10 has a larger screen and video functions, the same touch-sensitive control pad, and an equally well designed user interface. The T10 is offered in two flavors, 4GB ($129) and 8GB ($200), and has some of the enhanced features Samsung introduced last year with the —particularly stereo Bluetooth support. The P2, Samsung's answer to the iPod touch, has a Rhapsody tie-in but doesn't truly put Rhapsody in your pocket like the Haier Ibiza does. Application Of Optical Fiber Communication In Railways Pdf.

The T10 forgoes any Rhapsody tie-in whatsoever, offering only MP3 and WMA file support. The 1.5-ounce T10 measures 3.8 by 1.6 by 0.3 inches, 1.5 ounces (HWD) and comes in five colors—my review unit was Mystic Purple—and flaunts a 2-inch screen that displays video and most photos horizontally. The screen resolution is 240 by 320 pixels (QVGA), and I generally found that photos and video appeared sharp and bright. Too bad only JPEG, WMV9, and MPEG-4 files are invited to the party—again, file support is not Samsung's strong suit. The included earbuds should be replaced, as is my suggestion with most digital music players. The included cable connects the proprietary port on the T10 to a USB port on your PC. Samsung also bundles its Media Studio software, but Windows Media Player is a much simpler and more reliable option for loading the player (or you can just drag and drop files onto the device).