Uni’s Blog

It’s been a while that this blog is not making enough money. Though there are still advertisers who are contacting me to review their sites, I am still short-handed. What I mean is that I am not satisfied with what this blog is making in the past few weeks.

Today I have added Adsense as an avenue to make more money. I have a meager adsense income now and I want to increase it double-fold next month.

This blog is always a great help in SEO purposes and I also want to target keywords that are expensive.

With the rise in oil prices, I am really considering the idea of using water to replace gas as the source of fuel in cars. I found a lot of useful articles that provide the step-by-step procedure on using water for cars. I am not sure if there is a big manufacturing company that commercially sells this technology but I find this is a splendid alternative to using gas.

Not everyone is keen in owning a cellphone that is loaded with the ultimate capabilities that is comparable to a very sleek sports car. Nokia 1209 is a classic example. Despite its simplicity, this new phone is a sure attractive buy to anyone who is on a budget, for those who needs only the basic capabilities of the phone, and for those who are first time users of a cellphone.

As simple as it is, this Nokia 1209 does not mean that it lacks certain features. The nifty flashlight simply outdoes the most sophisticated phones around. The one-touch shortcut gives immediate access to many areas such as messages, calendar and phonebook. Cost Tracker is a money saver: simply set limits to calls. Time Tracker to control time spent on calls: call is automatically disconnected when the pre-set time is consumed.

And there’s more! The sound quality of voice conversations is now better with the noise cancellation filters to minimize background noise from the other end. To complete its round up of features, a dust-resistant keypad keeps the phone clean from dirt.

Nokia 1209 is indeed a respectable phone in its own right. It is still a lot of improvement compared to the previous generation low-end cellphones that we had seen.