Music and Radio

The Vodafone 533 White is a phone which offers an exciting and stylish handset. The unit measures in at 98 mm x 46 mm wide and is 14 mm thick. This makes it one of the smallest handsets available. To amplify the fact, the phone also only weighs 90 grams, which means it is unobtrusive in every way.The phone has a 2.0 inch TFT screen which comfortably displays 256,000 colour combinations and does this within a size of 176 x 220 pixels. The screen is the central element of the phone and is colourful and displays imagery with excellent colour reproduction.The phone offers the ability to listen to music and radio by providing an MP3 player and stereo FM radio with RDS. One of the key features of the MP3 player is that it can play a large array of file types including MP3, AAC and eAAC. For those who prefer live radio broadcasts, the stereo FM radio with RDS capability provides this feature.A 1.3 mega pixel camera is integrated within the phone which operates at a resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels. Ideal for taking effective snap shots whilst out and about or to simply send to one of more friends and family. Internal memory on the phone is set at 8 Mb but fortunately this can be upgraded up to 4 Gb by making use of the available the microSD slot.A range of alert types are available as standard, which include ring and vibration. For a touch of individuality the phone offers the ability to download and use Polyphonic and MP3 ring tones. The always handy speakerphone to allow for hands free talking. The phone offers multiple forms of connectivity which include USB and blue tooth as well as GPRS and EDGE connections.The Vodafone 533 White is a well designed budget handset with several useful features built in. It also comes with a variety of additional features which includes a voice memo facility and an organiser. All in all the phone is a useful handset with enough features to make it interesting.

Everything in the universe is made up of atoms, the universe is full of sound and we being part of the universe are therefore full of sound. The world of music and sound has no space and no time or limitations. Sound is one of the initial senses to awaken in the womb. It brings the intricate and awe-inspiring world to us while we live, and is the last sense to leave us as we die.Everything has a frequency – even our feelings, words and actions carry a frequency. In today’s society, we are constantly exposed to an ocean of “foreign” frequencies such as noise pollution, television, radio and so on, which negatively affect our own natural resonance, including our immune system. Our healthy vibratory state is therefore constantly shifting away from its natural state. It is then vital for us to regularly re-balance our energy field in order to remain in good health.If your life-style, beliefs, words, actions and so on are constructive and they support you, that’s excellent. However, if you are constantly exposed to – “negative energy”, inadequate diet, miserable relationships, emotional and environmental stresses, — this can literally drag the body out of tune. Sometimes the body gets so used to being out of harmony, it forgets the ideal energy design it used to benefit from, and adopts a less beneficial blueprint, which ultimately results in imbalance and health issues. Fortunately we can be trained to restore the frequency and harmony to our body and mind. We have the ability to modulate our frequencies, to alter our vibrations by using certain sounds and music to transform the existing negativity to a new reality of health and happiness.We are responsible for everything we listen to. The power of music and sound can produce beauty and inspiration, or can be destructive and shattering, violent and painful. Listening to highly dramatic classical music- especially the kind full of trilling “peaks and valleys”- can cause the brain to trigger the release of endorphins, chemicals that evoke pleasurable feelings. However listening to relaxing music and imagining tranquil scenes is one of the best ways to ward of migraines and stress. That’s why we see such positive effects from calm music. Music can make you feel great! When your mood improves, the stress gets chased away. It follows, then, that listening to music consistently can improve your health because it eliminates the factor of stress and its effects on the body and mind.The ” Mozart effect” studies indicated that one area of cognitive processing increased after listening to this music for a period of time. However, this does lead to speculation that listening to certain types of music will facilitate and improve mental function. Many people express an increased ability to concentrate when certain background music is played.Music has nonverbal imaginative, structural and emotional qualities that can inspire and lift a person into a higher reality of wellbeing and happiness. Sound stimulates all of the senses and involves a person at many levels. Music and sound therapy is broadly use in the treatment of people of all ages who have problems of a mental, physical, and emotional nature. Listening to and making music reduce heart rate and blood pressures, stimulates various types of brain activity, and provide people with a sense of calmness, safety and even security.You’re always conscious of how you feel while you listen to music… there is scientific proof of the way it can affect your mind! It’s more than just a suspicion — it happens to be a fact!