Lazada Exclusive Launch: Cubix Cube Lite

Lazada to announce the launch of the new member of the Cubix Cube line - the Cherry Mobile Cubix Cube Lite. On June 8 at 12NN, the Cubix Cube Lite will be exclusively available in Lazada for only P2,999.

Sporting a 5” HD IPS Screen, 1GB RAM / 8GB ROM, 1.2 GHz  Quad-Core, 2500mAh battery, an 8MP main and 2MP front shooter, running with the latest Android OS 5.1 Lollipop the Cubix Cube Lite is definitely one of the best, if not the best, perfect for students looking for in the sub-3K smartphone market.

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Philippine made weather satellite codenamed Diwata to launch in April 2016

The Philippines will take its first step into space with the launch of the Philippine Microsat Diwata 1 satellite this April.

Developed by a team of Filipino scientists currently undertaking their Masteral program in Tohoku and Hokkaido universities in Japan. The micro-satellite is their thesis!. The balikbayan box-sized Diwata 1 will transmit multi-spectrum images of the Philippines to a ground receiver in Subic to aid in weather forecasting, disaster response and mitigation, and even crop monitoring.

The Department of Science and Technology's Dr. Carlos Primo David says that the name "Diwata"—a fairy-like creature from Philippine mythology—is apt.

"It symbolizes our hopes and dreams to launch our own satellite. (In a way) it's very magical for the scientists and engineers that will be using it," he told GMA News' Victoria Tulad.

Diwata will be able to capture up to 3,600 images daily using a High Precision Telescope and a Spaceborne Multispectral Imager. These photos can be used for disaster preparedness and response, environmental conservation and analysis as well as security purposes among others.

                       ISS astronauts will deploy Diwata into orbit. (Image: NASA)

It will most probably hitch a ride to the International Space Station (ISS) on Japan’s H-IIB space launch system. From the ISS, Diwata will then be placed in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). 

Micro-satellites deployed from the ISS. (Image: NASA)

Diwata is one of two micro-satellites the Philippines. It is expected to improve weather forecasting, disaster management, forest protection and other public services. The second one, PHL-Microsat-2, will be launched in 2017. It has not been given a nickname yet.

Diwata is part of the Philippine Scientific Earth Observation Micro-Satellite (PHL-Microsat) Program which aims to send two micro-satellites in space. It is headed by the Philippine Council for Industry, Energy, and Emerging Technology Research which is under the Department of Science and Technology. Joel Marciano leads the program.

Marciano and DOST Undersecretary Cristina Guevara expressed their wish for Congress to pass the bill that will establish the Philippines’ space agency.

Diwata will be controlled in a ground station named Philippine Earth Data Resources Observation (PEDRO) Center which will be situated in the Subic Freeport.

The University of the Philippines Diliman will also have a research laboratory dedicated to improving the Philippines’ micro-satellite program.

 This is how those Filipino students/scientists will assemble Diwata. (Image: JAXA)

The program is also supported by the Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) as well as the two universities mentioned above. Aside from training 10 Filipino students in creating and operating micro-satellites, they will also shoulder more than ₱500 Million or the ₱840.82 Million of the program’s budget. 

Japan is aiming to create a constellation of micro-satellites within the East and Southeast Asia region and establish Asian Microsatellite Consortium (AMC) together with neighboring countries such as Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines.

In late 90's Agila 1 and Agila 2  are satellites which were bought by Filipino entities (companies) but weren't made by Filipinos.

Agila 2 has been sold to Hong Kong based Asia Broadcast Satellite, Ltd. in 2009 while Agila 1 is currently providing telecommunications services to some Filipino companies.

source: GMA

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How to Recover Shortcut Virus and Hidden Files in USB/Memory-Card/HDD

How to solve Folders Showing as Shortcuts, Hidden in USB/Memory-Card/HDD

By connecting flash drives to the affected computer, often it shows flash drive containing just some folder's shortcuts. Sometimes it shows nothing though drive's properties show it has files in it. Even we get some inaccessible folder or file. This type of problem may also seen in our local drives (HDD partitions). Even paid anti-virus is unable to resolve those folders, they just scan and detect The AUTORUN worm which one will execute all programs. Then our important files remain hidden.    Hidden folders and Shortcuts by the Autorun Worm like brontok it hides the original file then create a shortcut with a code of it self for them to be executed.Some thread of that virus download its other parts from some websites for them to be complete.

To remove such virus follow the steps:

1. Open administrative command prompt.
   
2. Go to your pen-drive drive letter. Suppose your USB disk is F:. Type F: and press Enter
   
3. Now type the below command to remove system file, hidden read-only attribute
4. attrib -s -h -r /s /d *.*
   
5. Delete Autorun.inf from USB – Disk.
   
6. This makes all files visible and you are now able to delete them .
7. del *.lnk
8. Now to remove the shortcuts from pen-drive , Check the size of any One or Few Shortcuts, all be same.
9. Delete suspicious files, on errror check task manager for process with same name or any suspicious process and end it.
10. Open Explorer and right Click on Pen-drive , Click Open.
11. Search with Advance Search for all files of same size in Pen-drive.
12. Select All and Delete

OK then open Drive in new window and Check “autorun.inf”  If you found,then Remove it. Now you can see one Folder. open it (the folder most of the time has no name or _ )


Here we will see how can we solve this problem by using command line and batch file. Though the batch file is nothing but the executable file contains command lines. So solving the hidden and shortcut problem of USB or drives, we must have the administrator privilege as we will execute something.

Using Command line: To solve/fix the folder's hidden or system file, the easiest way is to run a command line. You can apply this command to USB and local drive as well, need to change the drive_letter.  Suppose your USB disk is F:. Type F:
Go to Run, type cmd and hit enter. In command prompt just type:
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.* 
And hit enter.

Be sure you've typed the drive letter (e.g. j:,h: or D:) instead of "drive_letter" in the command line. My USB drive letter is F: and my command should looks like:    Command for unhide system-hidden files on a drive All files and folders will be normal and you should be able to delete the shortcuts, created by the virus.

Command line details: Here atrib=attribute, "-"=remove attribute/permits, h=hidden s=system, r=read-only, a=archive, /s=sub directory, /d=directory, drive_letter=the letter of the drive shown in windows explorer (e.g. j:,h: or D:) and *.* is called the wild card for all files.If you don't like to be a "command Ninja" then see below. 

USB, MicroSD, MiniSD or other Memory Cards issue:
1. Connect your USB or memory card to the PC or laptop.     
2. Copy these lines and paste it into a "new text file"  @echo off attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d drive_letter:\*.*
3. In the 3rd line give the drive letter name (Example: F orJ or K or L etc.) instead of "drive_letter"
4. Save the text file as any_name.bat
5. Double click on the any_name.bat file and it will run in the command prompt and see the hidden files/folders come back. 

6. Delete the shortcuts and unnecessary files and folders from USB drive.

Local drive hidden file issue: 
1. Copy these lines and paste it into a "new text file" 

@echo off 
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d D:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d E:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d F:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d G:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d H:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d I:\*.*
attrib -h -s -r -a /s /d J:\*.*
@echo complete. 

2. Save the text file as a bat file (example: any_name.bat) 
3. Run this bat file by double-clicking on it. Thus you can solve this kind of problems with a *.bat file. You can save the *.bat file for solving this hidden problem. 

Important: These tutorials are applied for Windows 7/Vista/xp nad the latest Windows 10. You must have the administrative privilege to run the command or execute the .bat file. Put the " : " after the j, k, or D (drive letters). These commands are not case sensitive.

well i use software if your are lazy doing command prompt http://www.blogmytuts.net/2013/01/attribute-changer.html


You might also like : Command Prompt Tricks

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How to add Fireworks and Snow effect on Blogger Template?

The world celebrate every Christmas and New Year so lets's prepare for it. Here I am going to show you how to add snow falling effect to your blogger blog and Fireworks. To apply this effect it you just have to add a small snippet of code in your template. Fireworks lightning the sky, it's really looking cool and most of the time Fireworks change our mode. So what are we waiting for lets move to the step by step :)

How To Add jQuery Snow Effect To Blogger Blog

Step 1 Log in to your Blogger Account and Go to your Blogger Dashboard

Step 2 Click on Now click on -> Template -> Edit HTML

Step 3 Now find the </head> by pressing Ctrl+F

Step 4 Choose and Copy the below code and Paste the code before </head>

CODE 1

<script src="//helperblogger.ucoz.com/code/snow-effect2.js"></script>

CODE 2

<script src="//helperblogger.ucoz.com/code/snow-effect3.js"></script>

 I will show you how we can add animated fireworks effect in our Blogger template

Step 1 Log in to your Blogger Account and Go to your Blogger Dashboard

Step 2 Click on Now click on -> Template -> Edit HTML

Step 3 Now find the </body> by pressing Ctrl+F

Step 4 Copy the below code and Paste the code above/before </body>

CODE

<script type="text/javascript"> // <![CDATA[ var bits=80; // Get Fireworks effect from www.blogmytuts.net var speed=40; var bangs=8; var colours=new Array("#03f", "#f03", "#0e0", "#93f", "#0cf", "#f93", "#f0c"); var bangheight=new Array(); var intensity=new Array(); var colour=new Array(); var Xpos=new Array(); var Ypos=new Array(); var dX=new Array(); var dY=new Array(); var stars=new Array(); var decay=new Array(); var swide=800; var shigh=600; var boddie; if (typeof('addRVLoadEvent')!='function') function addRVLoadEvent(funky) { var oldonload=window.onload; if (typeof(oldonload)!='function') window.onload=funky; else window.onload=function() { if (oldonload) oldonload(); funky(); } } addRVLoadEvent(light_blue_touchpaper); function light_blue_touchpaper() { if (document.getElementById) { var i; boddie=document.createElement("div"); boddie.style.position="fixed"; boddie.style.top="0px"; boddie.style.left="0px"; boddie.style.overflow="visible"; boddie.style.width="1px"; boddie.style.height="1px"; boddie.style.backgroundColor="transparent"; document.body.appendChild(boddie); set_width(); for (i=0; i<bangs; i++) { write_fire(i); launch(i); setInterval('stepthrough('+i+')', speed); } }} function write_fire(N) { var i, rlef, rdow; stars[N+'r']=createDiv('|', 12); boddie.appendChild(stars[N+'r']); for (i=bits*N; i<bits+bits*N; i++) { stars[i]=createDiv('*', 13); boddie.appendChild(stars[i]); } } function createDiv(char, size) { var div=document.createElement("div"); div.style.font=size+"px monospace"; div.style.position="absolute"; div.style.backgroundColor="transparent"; div.appendChild(document.createTextNode(char)); return (div); } function launch(N) { colour[N]=Math.floor(Math.random()*colours.length); Xpos[N+"r"]=swide*0.5; Ypos[N+"r"]=shigh-5; bangheight[N]=Math.round((0.5+Math.random())*shigh*0.4); dX[N+"r"]=(Math.random()-0.5)*swide/bangheight[N]; if (dX[N+"r"]>1.25) stars[N+"r"].firstChild.nodeValue="/"; else if (dX[N+"r"]<-1.25) stars[N+"r"].firstChild.nodeValue="\\"; else stars[N+"r"].firstChild.nodeValue="|"; stars[N+"r"].style.color=colours[colour[N]]; } function bang(N) { var i, Z, A=0; for (i=bits*N; i<bits+bits*N; i++) { Z=stars[i].style; Z.left=Xpos[i]+"px"; Z.top=Ypos[i]+"px"; if (decay[i]) decay[i]--; else A++; if (decay[i]==15) Z.fontSize="7px"; else if (decay[i]==7) Z.fontSize="2px"; else if (decay[i]==1) Z.visibility="hidden"; if (decay[i]>1 && Math.random()<.1) { Z.visibility="hidden"; setTimeout('stars['+i+'].style.visibility="visible"', speed-1); } Xpos[i]+=dX[i]; Ypos[i]+=(dY[i]+=1.25/intensity[N]); } if (A!=bits) setTimeout("bang("+N+")", speed); } function stepthrough(N) { var i, M, Z; var oldx=Xpos[N+"r"]; var oldy=Ypos[N+"r"]; Xpos[N+"r"]+=dX[N+"r"]; Ypos[N+"r"]-=4; if (Ypos[N+"r"]<bangheight[N]) { M=Math.floor(Math.random()*3*colours.length); intensity[N]=5+Math.random()*4; for (i=N*bits; i<bits+bits*N; i++) { Xpos[i]=Xpos[N+"r"]; Ypos[i]=Ypos[N+"r"]; dY[i]=(Math.random()-0.5)*intensity[N]; dX[i]=(Math.random()-0.5)*(intensity[N]-Math.abs(dY[i]))*1.25; decay[i]=16+Math.floor(Math.random()*16); Z=stars[i]; if (M<colours.length) Z.style.color=colours[i%2?colour[N]:M]; else if (M<2*colours.length) Z.style.color=colours[colour[N]]; else Z.style.color=colours[i%colours.length]; Z.style.fontSize="13px"; Z.style.visibility="visible"; } bang(N); launch(N); } stars[N+"r"].style.left=oldx+"px"; stars[N+"r"].style.top=oldy+"px"; } window.onresize=set_width; function set_width() { var sw_min=999999; var sh_min=999999; if (document.documentElement && document.documentElement.clientWidth) { if (document.documentElement.clientWidth>0) sw_min=document.documentElement.clientWidth; if (document.documentElement.clientHeight>0) sh_min=document.documentElement.clientHeight; } if (typeof(self.innerWidth)!="undefined" && self.innerWidth) { if (self.innerWidth>0 && self.innerWidth<sw_min) sw_min=self.innerWidth; if (self.innerHeight>0 && self.innerHeight<sh_min) sh_min=self.innerHeight; } if (document.body.clientWidth) { if (document.body.clientWidth>0 && document.body.clientWidth<sw_min) sw_min=document.body.clientWidth; if (document.body.clientHeight>0 && document.body.clientHeight<sh_min) sh_min=document.body.clientHeight; } if (sw_min==999999 || sh_min==999999) { sw_min=800; sh_min=600; } swide=sw_min; shigh=sh_min; } // ]]> </script>

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Huawei B315s-936 (Globe) Admin Access

How to Obtain Huawei B315s-936 (Globe) Admin Access:

1) Enter USB mode by following Step 3 of “HUAWEI B315S-936 UNLOCKING Step by Step”.
2) Run CID reader in USB mode and enter the following commands.

Note: select proper COM port in your CID reader before entering the codes below. To check if you have chosen the right COM Port, click on “Read IMEI”. The “Logs” window should display the modem’s IMEI number otherwise select a different COM Port. Do not edit the codes . You might brick your modem  (Joke lang).

3) Enter the following commands:

First Code: This Query Datalock Status Value. Default value is “1” (Enabled)

at^datalock?     


Second Code: This Sets The Datalock Value to 12345678

AT ^ NVWREX = 50502,0,128,4A FB 2D 5A 34 74 86 F0 A6 CC AE 46 99 53 83 1D 5C B1 7E 2A EF B2 B0 1A EF 53 03 8E C8 FF 1C 0D 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 8B 8C F4 B5 AF 0C F2 2C FE E0 F4 46 9C CF 47 95 36 71 1F 1C BF 05 7F 84 AB A9 F2 92 89 33 3C 01 00 00 12 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00    

Third Code: This Sets Datalock Status value to “0” (Disabled)

at^datalock="12345678" 

Fourth Code: This will set your modem to factory mode

at^sfm=1  

Fifth Code: This will reset your modem. Wait until the modem reboots and shows a 

AT^reset    

---Steady power light indicator Only !!

4) Connect your modem to your PC via LAN Cable

Under “Network Properties”, Set IP manually as follows:

click “Use the Following IP Address”

IP address: 192.168.1.100

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Gateway: 192.168.1.1

Tick “Use the following DNS Server Adressess”

Preferred DNS: 192.168.1.1

Alternate DNS: (leave blank)

Click OK

5) Run “Config Updater”  login kayo user user pero minsan kahit wala start nyo lang and wait for it to complete successfully.

Exit “Config Updater” and reboot modem.

6) Enter USB mode (back to Step 1 USB Mode link)

• Run CID reader in USB mode and enter the following commands:
Pag ayaw mag telnet kayo  192.168.1.1 duon nyo input yan..

Telnet 192.168.1.1
user:admin
pas:admin  or
user:user
password:user

First Code : This command will kick your modem out of factory mode

at^sfm=0

Second Code : Resets and reboots the modem

AT^reset

7) After successfully rebooting, go to Network Properties again and click “Obtain IP

Address Automatically” and “Obtain DNS Address Automatically”. Try to log into the

modem’s web interface by typing 192.168.254.254 in your browser.

Login as....

Username: admin
Password: admin

Go to “Settings”.
Choose “Restore Default”


The modem will reboot.
Done. You now have admin access to your modem.

pag ayaw mag hardreset po kayo ulitin nyo :p

WALANG KWENTA ADMIN!!   Kulang TABs!! parang User lang And DAMOT ni Globe!! walang APN setting

 

Dahil Walang kwenta yung admin mag CID Reader nalang tayo wahaha or Mobile Partner pwede din mag set ng APN or 3G Only parasa RED LIGHT na SMART  sakit ni 315s 4G REDLIGHT....
 


Set the APN to “internet.globe.com.ph” of the Globe Network to be connected to (use if sim is Globe Postpaid/LTE)

Enter this command:

AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet.globe.com.ph"

OR  Set the APN to “http.globe.com.ph” of the Globe Network to be connected to (use if sim is Globe Prepaid/LTE)

Enter this command:

AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","http.globe.com.ph”         

OR Set the APN to “internet” of the Smart Network to be connected to (use if sim is Smart Prepaid/LTE).

Enter this command:

AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet”

Last command Reboots the modem.
AT^reset 


Eto ibig sabihin ng format ng command


AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","http.globe.com.ph"
ATD*99***1#

red = profile priority
green = IP address ex:format (xx.xx.xx.xx)
blue = APN name
pink = dialup number (optional kung 3g ang masagap na signal) source (Freddy3k)


MOBILE PARTNER USB MODE

No Signal if naka Lock sa LTE Only

Gawin mo AUTO  yan mag kakasignal na yan

Paano Gawin  Pumunta sa Setting Preferences

UPDATE  FULL ADMIN DE-BRAND
Pag nasa Step 4 kayo sa itaas pwede nyo diretso  debrand na yan
Procedure ay galing dito http://www.symbianize.com/showthread.php?t=1341870

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Modoex M8 Affordable Bluetooth Touchscreen Smartwatch

Modoex M8 Bluetooth Smartwatch - Watches never go out of style. It’s an accessory that both men and women can enjoy. Plus, people generally have a need to tell time, and wearing a watch is still a lot easier than reaching for your phone inside the bag. However, now that we live in a technologically-advance era, your watch needs to level up as well. Have a timepiece and more with this Bluetooth Touchscreen Smart Watch. 

Push Notification is working... got no problem except when you got to many it lags..

You can see your miss call/call logs and Text message
You can call, but messaging on M8 is not supported you can not reply. ( U8 model supported reply message).

It also has +pedometer + altimeter + barometer + music display +anti lost +Sleep monitor +capturing Photo .

Tips: The best way of installing BT Notification is to scan the Barcode or QR code it  will send you to the exact working apps link.

Specs:
Material: Steel + silicone
Bluetooth v3.0+EDR
Range of frequency: 2.4GHz spectrum
Charging time: about 1 hour
Standby time: about 160 hours
Power supply: Built-in 230mAh rechargeable battery

Compatible with iOS Apple iPhone 4s/5/5s/5s/6 (Not supported messaging: FOR CALLS ONLY)
Android Samsung S2/S3/S4/S5/Note 2/Note 3 HTC

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How To Turn On an Offline Computer With Android Free Wake-On-LAN Apps

You can turn on an offline computer with Android Phone via Free Wake-on-LAN Apps.

In this tutorial I teach you how to configure the free Android application WOL, boot your computers from afar by pushing the command from your phone to your home network.

This way, you can control an offline computer remotely by waking it up before you establish a connection.

NOTE: 
For WoW (Wake On Wan), just set the broadcast address to be the remote IP address of the device. This may require some extra setup on the remote network to make sure that the wakeup packets actually arrive on the remote device.

If you're trying to wake up a device that is connected via WiFi it may not work, there's not many WiFi cards that support the WOL standard. WOL works best via an ethernet connection. Some devices such as laptops may not support WOL very well or at all. Some might only work when they are in sleep mode, and others might allow you to turn it on when it is powered off. 

Search any Free "Wake on Lan" on Google Play Store.

sample: WAKE ON LAN Apps by Mike Webb

If you can answer the following questions with "Yes", this is the appropriate method:

1.     Is the target computer located in a network?
2.     Is the target computer connected to the network using a network cable?
3.     Is the target computer connected to the Internet via a router?
4.     Does the router support port forwarding or port mapping?
5.     Does the router have a public address? a fixed IP address or an public domain address
6.     Does TeamViewer run with the operating system on the target computer (auto boot)?

If yes to all of the above, the following steps are necessary to use Wake-on-LAN via a public address:

1.Configure the hardware of the target computer

a.) Enable WOL on your computer Bios Power Management this might allow you even the power is off . BUT Even you can not find this on your Bios (sample Laptop) step b will work on sleep mode only.

b) Enable Wake up on LAN on your OS  (Device Manager) Select your LAN Card ( Ethernet Controller ) or WiFi Adapter (Note some WiFi don't support WOW wake up on WAN).  Go to Power Management check all the box magic packet etc.

c) Get your LAN or WLAN Device Info   IP Address and MAC Address , you can find that at your Network Sharing then  Network Connection right click go to properties click device info ( Details)
Sample here:
LAN MAC Address: 78:2B:CB:E0:C8:DF
LAN IP Address: 192.168.254.110
 

   
2.Configure the Router/Modem
Set Port Forwarding  on your Router/ Modem

Here I use Wimax Modem -there is No Port Forwarding,  but  Port Mapping is Okey for Local WAKE ON LAN.

• Set Mapping Name : any you want
• Set External and Internal Port : 9
• Protocol set Both UDP/TCP
• Internal Host : Your Computer Static IP ( You can add as many as you have)

3. Configure your  Android WOL Apps on the target computer.
Open your Apps  Search or Add Manually:

• Device Name
• MAC Address
• IP Address
• Port 9 ( this is set by default)

 

 
 4. Wake up the target computer

Finally Press Wake! If you do all the steps above right, your computer will awake with  your android device remotely.

Note: Expert knowledge is recommended to configure Wake-on-LAN via a public address. The configuration process may differ substantially depending on the hardware used. It is also helpful, if you have some experience with the configuration of routers and networks.

Extra Tips: You can use remote PC too on this trick like TeamViewer that has Wake On Lan function.

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