Myspace?

Somehow my son has gotten 7,000 friends which I am still attempting to figure out. I have perhaps 2,000 friends on one of my accounts but I had to remunerate $50 to become a sponsor on a service where I would get all these friend requests from. There are so some new things on MySpace and I am attempting to learn all of this. Jake has this outstanding new ebook out and he covers so much of this.

MySpace has this one thing called a Whore Train. Back when I was Jakes age Whore had a exclusively dissimilar meaning. These days you will see women on MySpace asking you to “Whore Me”. There are web sites that you may find using Google which are Whore Me Generators. When I was 18 and a Girl requested to be Whored then that girl was not looked on very favorably by most people. A Whore Train on MySpace is an quickened way for people to get more friends added to their profile. If you look at yours or anybody elses profile you will see all their friends when you scroll down the page and look on the right side.

You ought to see all the MySpace scripts and utilities that you may find by doing a search on the Net. They are all over the place. There are FriendAdders, Comment Adders, and all these neat things that you may do if you have your own MySpace account. I listen it is a outstanding place if you are a Model, performer, or involved in some manner in Music. By the end of the year 2007 there will in all likelihood be well over 300 million persons on MySpace.

You will see a lot of humans on MySpace that are strippers, escorts, and even swingers. I recognise of a internetsite called adultfriendfinder but I guarantee that MySpace has a lot more people, most of them single. I bet sometime this year we will even see a MySpace dating club.

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The new LG GD510 POP isn’t just the smallest full touch screen phone. It delivers a huge hit with an easy-to-use interface, 3MP camera, web browser and access to your favourite social networks. All under a sleek 3″ screen. LG POP’s 3-way homescreen allows you quick and commodious access to your contacts and multimedia functions. LG POP’s 3 inch screen extends from edge to edge of the phone, cradling a nearly frameless full touchscreen.

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16 of 16 humans found the following review helpful.
LG GD510
By bahtgunner
The phone a iPhone type phone. Once I got use to navigating the phone it was a breeze. A quality product that my girlfriend even dropped and it still works. I took it to Thailand and popped in a local SIM and all worked as advertised. Only thing I didn’t like is it doesn’t list incoming calls by name even even though they’re stored in my contact list; like my other LG phone. All in all, I commend this phone.

16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
DON’T PURCHASE THIS PHONE!!! There’s a lot of better choices for the price!
By Rolando F. Mocan Quan
Nowadays with cell-phones, the best phone you’ll find depends on what you value the most.

I was looking for a basic phone but was attracted by the “green” side of this one: it’s made of recycled materials, including the box, and I also ordered the solar panel battery door separately to reduce my carbon footprint by charging the battery by way of solar power.
Having said that, I strongly give hope or courage to you to look elsewhere for a phone and refrain from LG altogether. My reasons follow:

HARDWARE: SO-SO
- The initial unit I got didn’t work. The speaker was broken and emmited no sound whatsoever. I searched the web, and have found various simmilar cases, so this is not an isolated problem.

- The tactile screen is not responsive. As others stated you either have to use a lot of strength to register a “click” or other than as supposed or expected the thing starts jumping around.

- Other mutual troubles I read when it comes to was that the other party has difficultness hearing what the user of this phone is saying, and I may assert that. It’s not that you can’t listen the caller, but it’s rather low volume.

- All the phone exterior is plastic, except for the touch screen. I purchased the solar cell battery cover, which makes the whole phone all the more fragile, having glass on both sides. The solar cell adds in regards to 2mm to the waistline too.

- Camera is so-so, because it has no autofocus. Fixed focus means that you can’t shoot close-ups of anything (because the pic ends up blurry), including business cards.

SOFTWARE: ANGERING
- The second phone I received fre-e-e-e-ezes each other day. It starts lagging and responds 3-10 seconds after the input. Battery pull does the trick, but only for a little while.

- I tried to update the phone’s firmware or operating system and found the software experience on the PC very frustrating. I didn’t get anything to work, but even if I had, the programs are slow, half-baked and poorly translated into english. I even got an error screen with half the text in Korean! Running Win7, the best way to make them work is go run with “Troubleshoot compatibility” and let Win7 choose which former op. system to emulate.

- The company’s web pages are likewise very slow to load, if they do at all, and getting support is almost impossible. Good luck attempting to download LG’s programs from their websites, because I had to resort to 3d party websites to find what I wanted.

ECO-FRIENDLY: REALLY?
The prospect of eco-friendliness is what made me buy this phone (being made with recycled materials, soy-ink printed box, etc), but sending a phone back and forth surely beats any gains to the surroundings that the phone will invent in it’s lifetime.
According to the green-tree calculator, it’d require like 5,000 hours charging with the solar cell charger to give rise to the equivalent of one tree… and to be honest, I doubt the phone will make it that far.
Instead, I’ll just take my family out and plant a tree.

FINAL THOUGHTS:
This is my third experience with an LG phone (had a Shine and a useless GD510 before this one), and software and hardware have not yet bettered enough. LG Mobile still has some road to go to be on-par with other established companies, even Korean Samsung. And having so a good deal of other choices out there, why bother? Really!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Overall a good phone
By Ed
I purchased this phone to replace an LG Sentio for T-Mobile, but at half the price. It did not disappoint. It came with everything I necessitated out of the box, just put in my SIM card and it worked instantly. Very similar in features, good call quality, decent camera, good battery life, etc. The touch screen is a bit innaccurate at times, but no huge deal. I commend it.

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