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Maybe this tutor from FarmAssist Software can be used for starting point Grab here:

if you already install ArcGIS SDK, this documentation should included with installation, IMHO

Agree with you concerning QGIS. In various aspect is much better than ArcGIS. darksabersan.

Try RAMDisk if you have spare RAM in the system. It has a free version. http://memory.dataram.com/products-and-services/software/ramdisk fortunately my laptop has a tiny SSD too !

now, lenovo is the one of the biggest smartphone vendors along with samsung and apple I think its the right decision, Google better focus on software business, in this case Android and all the patent related thats why although google sold motorola, Google keep the patent

Quite a decision ! Now I understand why Google had to seek Asus and LG for their Nexus-line.

right. hope it puts a lot of bluetooth profiles and protocols with it. =) especially Message Access Profiles =) very useful if you ask me =)

The latest top-secret documents leaked to the media by former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden reveal that United States and British spy agencies have invested billions of dollars towards efforts to make online privacy obsolete. The New York Times, the Guardian and ProPublica all reported on Thursday that newly released Snowden documents expose the great lengths that the National Security Agency and Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, have gone to in order to eavesdrop on encrypted Internet communications. According to the latest Snowden leak, the NSA and its British counterpart have circumvented the encryption methods used to secure emails, chats and essentially most Internet traffic that was previously thought to be protected from prying eyes. The price tag for such an endeavor, the Guardian reported, is around a quarter-of-a-billion dollars each year for just the US, and involves not just intricate code-breaking, but maintaining partnerships with the tech companies that provide seemingly secure online communication outlets. source : http://rt.com/usa/nsa-gchq-encryption-snowden-478/ just lurking around in one of my fave forum, nsane, and this article really disturbing me there is no such things called freedom even on Internet