Samsung X820

When you look at Samsung X820 the first thing that strikes you about this phone is its incredible thinness. It shines in the black colour with a classic casing in a super slim design. Weighing only 66 g; with thickness of 6.9 mm; it is a feather light super slim phone. In fact, it is one of the lightest phones available in the market today. Samsung X820 packs the impressive features of Bluetooth, 2 megapixel digital camera, multimedia player, Edge, GPRS, document viewer and TV output all in a mini capsule.

The thinnest of phones with the bulkiest of features: Samsung X820 reminds of another thin wonder from Samsung: Samsung D900. It offers you unlimited entertainment with the TV output; video player and multimedia player .You can enjoy TV on the screen display of 220×176 pixels with 262 K colors. You will just find yourself staring at this vivid color display .Capture the special moments of life through the lens of the 2 megapixel digital camera. The multimedia is capable of playing the MP3, AAC and AAC+ formats. You can easily set your favorite ring tone with the 64 polyphonic ringtones available.

With features like calculator, calendar, alarm clock, document viewer and scheduler you will find your life completely organized. Samsung X820 beautifully combines personal as well as professional features. Whenever you are busy with another task you can talk through the hands free speaker which is another added nicety of this phone.

Enabled with MMS, Email client, SMS along with T9 predictive text the O2 Samsung X820 allows you to stay in touch wherever you are. Send and receive important emails and remain updated.

Send the latest video clips through O2 MMS. Multimedia messaging service also known as MMS allows you to send sound messages, video clips and animated text. With everything around us diminishing in size, Samsung X820 symbolizes today’s technology with its incredible thinness and is a perfect phone for our generation.

Leads to Success in Dating

I never liked the idea of playing hard to get. To me, the concept seems manipulative and false. Yet, the prevailing wisdom of our elders has always been: this is the only strategy effective in winning the hearts of the ones we desire!

As I navigated the joys and sorrows of my own personal life and observed the experiences of my clients and friends, I discovered that there is another explanation that might help us to understand why this strategy has proven so effective for so many.

Let’s think about what happens when a person plays hard to get. We can use Yenny and Rubin as an example. Rubin was given Yenny’s number by a mutual friend. He called her and a date was set. The evening went well: conversation flowed easily and both felt an immediate rapport. Yenny was eager to hear from Rubin but was advised not to call him. It was up to him to initiate the next date. The next date went famously, but again, Yenny waited for him to set the plans. When he did not call the very next day, she debated whether to call him, but held herself back.

So what is going on between the two? Yenny showed enthusiasm to be with Rubin, but she made sure that she kept a bit of a reserve. She did not initiate the phone calling (or emailing) nor was she the one to suggest getting together. She was not always available when he asked her out (especially when the request was at the last minute.) At the end of the day, she was friendly, but in no way did she convey to Rubin that she was overly focused on the relationship.

So, what does this accomplish, not only for Yenny, but for Rubin, as well? To answer that question effectively, we need to remind ourselves about basic human dynamics. All of us struggle with balancing our need to be independent and our need to be with others. For many people, there is a tremendous amout of discomfort about letting down one’s guard and letting another person into their space. They need to proceed at their own pace until they feel comfortable. The person who plays “hard to get” unwittingly is allowing the other person the room to go at his own pace, thereby taking charge of his comfort level, and feeling better in control of his conflicting emotions.

Sometimes, a person feels crowded and anxious when a date begins calling and emailing. The relationship is proceeding at a pace that feels uncomfortable. The solution for handling the discomfort is to back off, or flee. When given the chance to call the shots, he can take each step when he is ready. This gives him the room to stay in the relationship even if he is feeling a bit ill at ease.

Now, some of you will protest that it’s not fair!!! Why should the other person have all the control? Well, of course you are right that it is not fair that one person gets to make all the moves. However, as they say, life is not always fair. Sometimes we need to be smart enough to figure out how to make things happen in our lives. If we can figure out what we need to do from our end to ensure the growth and well-being of our relationships, then I don’t consider it game-playing. Rather, I consider it having the savvy to understand the emotional make-up of the other person, and knowing what is needed for the comfort level of both parties!