Gmail reserves some words e.g. “voicemail”, which cannot be used to name users’ custom labels. They actually may internally use these labels to indentify such emails, because searching for “label:voicemail” will, in fact, list all emails that contain a voicemail.
Keywords: voicemail, gmail, tags, label, labels, reserved, allowed, name, naming, search, searching, attachment
Just thought I’d share my accidental finding out of a few image dimensions in my E61 (haven’t found any information on this on the net, yet). Notice that all image thumbnails in the cache found in the device use either 54×54 or 47×40 pixels.
keywords: E61, E61i, contacts, gallery, thumbnails, resolution, image, size, pixels, number, symbian, s60, s60 3rd, 9.1
Surely I’m a big fan of iTunes and was among the first to support it by purchases. As an audiophile I’m not buying everything there, since it does use compression after all and it does have DRM applied.
Check out Linn Records. They offer lossless and DRM free music. I’ll be returning there frequently it seems. 
My favorite one:
Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious,
and adding the meaningful.
from The Laws of Simplicity » Blog Archive » Law 10: The One
Multi-billion dollar company creates their ‘blackberry killer’, Nokia E61 business phone/PDA hybrid. It builds upon decades of EPOC/Symbian OS development and probably many millions of R&D on this particular model. Yet the phone started collecting dust particles under the screen in merely a week’s time of business (carrying in the suite pocket) use. Infuriating!
E61 is a potential bear in today’s fast expanding mobile market. Calling a product of this potential ‘E61′ throws me off the chair for a start. How about calling iPod something like “Apple Xi-M145″?
Nokia is not your backyard garage, where a group of geeks are hacking for fun. It’s rather a mammoth with over 60,000 employees reaching EUR 9 813 million in net sales just in the last quarter (EUR 1 140 million net profit). There have to be a few dollars left to create a dust-resistant screen?!?
–end of rant–
Nokia’s vision, Nokia as a company.
Some interesting links for E61 owners among you:
e-series.org blog
e61addicted.de
nokme.com
s60.com
Roman Keller’s themes
Unpleasant when under time pressure and deadlines hours away one has to deal with messages like this one. 
Otherwise, InDesign is just lovely!
Staying competitive in design with just 1GB of RAM on board, and a 32MB graphics card can get difficult at times.
Kona always had a special place in my heart. Cr-Mo is no longer used, but what the heck. Joe Murray is with Voodoo I hear. Below are some specs of the Cinder Cone, my favorite ever!
| Frame tubing | Kona 7005 Aluminum Butted All Mountain |
| Fork | Marzocchi MZ-3 100mm |
| Headset | Aheadset STS |
| Crankarms | TruVativ FiveD |
| Chainrings | 44/32/22 |
| B/B | TruVativ Square LE |
| Pedals | Wellgo LU-A9 w/clips & straps |
| Chain | Shimano HG53 |
| Freewheel | Shimano Deore CS-HG50 11-32 9 speed |
| F/D, R/D | Shimano Deore |
| Shifters | Shimano Deore |
| Handlebar | Kona Aluminum Riser |
| Stem | Kona Control |
| Grips | Kona Mooseknuckle |
| Brakes | Hayes Sole Hydraulic |
| Brake Levers | Hayes Sole |
| Front hub | KK Disc |
| Rear hub | Shimano FH-M475 disc |
| Tires | Nokian NBT 26 x 2.1 |
| Rims | Sun Black Eye |
| Saddle | WTB Pure V Sport |
| Seatpost | Kona Thumb |
| Seat clamp | Kona QR |
Don’t take their word for it. Whatever is written and sold may still not hold.Writing ‘rostfrei’, stainless in German, did not help much to keep this knife from developing rust. This photo is a nice contrast between advertising or packaging and reality.
Slovak bank VÚB, a. s. provides internet banking. Besides making it impossible to find amid trillion ads about its services the login brings a warning message certificate not valid. Nice, for a bank that has undergone visual identity change just now, paid professional consultants and still stayed completely unusable for its customers.
Click the thumbnail to see the message regarding the certificate.
