Unfortunately, the audio engine on myNoise was not designed to play that sort of sound. When I developed myNoise – a free online background noise generator, try it – people kept asking me for a purring cat. Just be careful when adjusting the last slider, if you don't want to be nagged in the middle of your work. Just like a real cat, Purrli will call for your attention. With a purr that delicately changes over time, Purrli aims at making the experience as real and lively as possible. Purrli tries to recreate both the sound and the presence of your very own virtual cat through a custom sound engine modelled after real purrs. Naturally, it's not just the sound that is important, but it's also the presence of the warm cuddly cat. Then report back here and let us know how you like it.The sound of a purring cat is one of the most comforting sounds available and can help soothe and calm you down when you're feeling stressed.
Not sure if you want to install Opera Mini on your phone? Try the desktop browser-based Opera simulator for a full-featured preview. I did encounter a few beta-related wrinkles, but overall it's a huge improvement over IE. Once you master the controls (Opera employs both the navigation pad and keypad), it tends to be a lot quicker and more usable than other phone-based browsers. There's also the more common fit-to-width option, which optimizes Web pages for your phone's small screen.īy pointing my Samsung BlackJack's existing browser to /beta, I was able to download and install the Java-based Opera Mini in about 60 seconds. For starters, it renders pages so they appear like they would in your desktop browser, then lets you use mouse-style scrolling to zoom in on a particular area (sounds a little iPhone-like, no?).
Opera Mini 4 (currently in beta) offers a much better browsing experience than you get from, say, the mobile version of Internet Explorer. Not happy with your phone's Web browser? I can't blame you most of them are pretty horrendous.
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