Activating the Torch Light of Tourque D2 Phone

Finally, I finally found out how to use the torch light function of the torque mobile phone. Since December I'm trying to figure out how the torch light works. Thje manual was no help and quite useless since it only gave me a brief info of my phone. The other features I have to find out myself.

Now, with the torch light function,I tried to figure out hoe to activate it with a combination of button pushes but to no avail. Not until last night, I was fooling around with the phone. I pushed and hold the # signed key and then, the phone vibrated. I became curious about what I did and tried it with the button next to it, the "0" button. I held it down, the screen didn't displayed 0 and there it was, the torch light lit up. Man, that was two months of trial and error.

Torque should put how to functions into the manual and website. But then again, most of the people want to figure it out for themselves.

Planning Ahead

Tm thinking of upgrading my PC to a higher spec platform when I get my hardly earned money a few weeks from now. I'm posting on my blog using either a shared computer or my old Pentium III 500Mhz Dell Optiplex. I guess it's time to upgrade.

I'm now looking at cheap alternatives that would fit the budget since money is scares in where I live. Some of my prospect upgrades are the following:
1.MID Apad (7")

While not as powerful as a PC, this tablet has quite the necessity needed to do certain tasks such as web browsing and multimedia playback.

2. Netbook

This one's a great prospect, since you could do much more tasks such as better net browsing as well as more power in the hood than my outdated desktop.

3. Desktop(Pre-Owned)

It's a decent prospect considering it has hyperthearding. It could actually last long enough for my next upgrade.

Right now, I'm thinking of getting any two of this. But until then, I'll be thinking of each of the individual pros and cons of each platform.