Looking for computer tips? I will share with you five of the best tips to make your computer faster than you can ever remember it being. Just follow my simple instructions, and start enjoying using your computer again! Read more…
The internet is something that encompasses much of our modern lives. Let’s look back and see what led to the biggest network in the world. Read more…
They envision a world with Linux running on the smallest embedded devices to the largest supercomputer clusters, and all possible devices in between. It’s only a matter of time before even desktop Linux becomes the mass market. [The opinions expressed here are mine alone, and not those… Read more…
SMS messaging is approaching antiquity, but Brenda Suarez of Airwide Solutions says it’s so entrenched that it won’t be replaced with a newer service that costs less and allows even faster and more on-demand contact. Commentary–In a world where technology is obsolete almost the moment… Read more…
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In case you’re not swimming in Apple gear just yet (wait ’til the kids come…), Griffin Technology has just released a more modest solution to charging “just” a pair of iPhones / iPods or one of each. The two-port PowerDock 2 features a pair of universal docks and a collection of dock inserts to ensure that almost every iPod (and the iPhone) can get a seat at the table. It’s available as we speak for $49.95.
[Via PopGadget]
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Filed under: Displays, Home Entertainment
We’ve already seen Sanyo dish out this duo in Japan under slightly different model names, but Americans who were bawling at the thought of having to fly to Tokyo in order to grab one can put away those tears. The outfit has just unleashed the PLC-XC55 (3,100 lumens) and the PLC-XC50 (2,600 lumens) here in the States, both of which feature a 1,024 x 768 resolution and Sanyo’s own Active Maintenance Filter (AMF) system. These two mark the first “portable PJs” to be equipped with such a system, and if you’re interested in knowing — we know, you’re on the edge of your Aeron — it also boasts a built-in 7-watt speaker, DVI / VGA / component / S-Video / composite sockets and audio in / out jacks. Both units are landing in July, with the XC55 demanding $1,995 and the XC50 stickered at $1,495.
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Filed under: Gaming
If you’ve been wondering just how you’re going to play Guitar Hero on the DS, the answer is upon you. For the extreme in cringe-worthy videos, we present the Guitar Hero: On Tour promo, replete with some of the worst faux-rock music and singing your ears and eyes have ever been subjected to. If this doesn’t make you want to impale yourself on the nearest sharp object, nothing will. We’re not sure if they were going for irony here — all we see is fail… oh, and the game looks pretty impossible to play too. Video after the break.
[Via Digg]
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Filed under: Home Entertainment, Wireless, Networking
Shortly after hearing TiVo’s top dog speak of a “whole home model” to reduce the amount of STBs required for entertaining individuals in various rooms, along comes Time Warner Cable’s chief executive talking up some innovation of its own. We’ll be frank — we’re not entirely sure what Glenn Britt is getting at here, but through a broken series of quotes, we’re led to believe that the carrier is prepping some “equipment” that will easily bring internet content to TVs. Not like there isn’t a perfect solution for this quandary already, but we digress. Specifically, he mentions a ” new wireless cable modem that will allow you to network everything in your house,” which is about as broad / vague as you can get. Nevertheless, it’s enough to keep us watchin’, though we can’t say our expectations are extraordinarily high. [Disclosure: Engadget is part of the Time Warner family]
[Via eHomeUpgrade]
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Technology is a product of science and engineering studying the natural world. It is the process by which humans transform nature to meet their wants and needs. The trends in technology mirror a market that is in brisk and vague evolution. Great discoveries, inventions and all other product of research in different aspect of technology make our work easier and improve our living. Now that most business operations and knowledge works are conducted in the digital domain via computers, and because we now have a global data communications network which does not restrict the type of data shared, technology is changing yet again. And it will continuously grow as long as the world needs it. Read more…
This article will walk you through installing programs in Linux the easy way using Adept Manager. If you are new to Linux and have had trouble getting your applications up and running this guide is a must! It explains in clear concise instructions exactly what you need to do to install all the latest and greatest Linux software! Read more…
SMS messaging is approaching antiquity, but Brenda Suarez of Airwide Solutions says it’s so entrenched that it won’t be replaced with a newer service that costs less and allows even faster and more on-demand contact. Commentary–In a world where technology is obsolete almost the moment… Read more…
They envision a world with Linux running on the smallest embedded devices to the largest supercomputer clusters, and all possible devices in between. It’s only a matter of time before even desktop Linux becomes the mass market. [The opinions expressed here are mine alone, and not those… Read more…
If you have doubts about the cost and reliability of VoIP phone systems read on says Tristan Degenhardt of Digium Switchvox. Commentary–If you are like most small businesses, you are considering investing in a VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol phone system for your business,… Read more…
RIM’s co-CEO tells Silicon.com why he believes smartphones are the future, why Qwerty is so exciting, and why the Bold has nothing to do with the iPhone. BlackBerry maker RIM has been very busy this week hosting the Wireless Enterprise Symposium in Orlando, Fla. One of the announcements… Read more…
Firefox community to set Guinness World Record for most software downloads in 24 hours Read more…
As many of you know, Revision3 s servers were brought down over the Memorial Day weekend by a denial of service attack. It s an all too common occurrence these days. But this one wasn t your normal cybercrime there s a chilling twist at the end. Here s what happened, and why we re even more concerned today, after it s over, than we were on Saturd Read more…
Computers are very similar to people in that they have a finite lifespan and like us, there are a number of afflictions that can cause a computer s digital existence to cease. Most of these problems… Read more…
They envision a world with Linux running on the smallest embedded devices to the largest supercomputer clusters, and all possible devices in between. It’s only a matter of time before even desktop Linux becomes the mass market. [The opinions expressed here are mine alone, and not those… Read more…
Key UK industry figures believe Britain should forget any hopes of matching China and India in the low-cost end of the software market, and instead carve out a high-end niche. UK software sales are on course to lag almost $60 billion behind China this year, fuelling high-level calls for… Read more…
This article explains what an NTP server is and how it works. Read more…
In the world of identity theft, data confidentiality, user authentication and every other form of network security or lack thereof, SSL VPN authentication provides an invaluable resource for data inte… Read more…
Never mind paying absurd quantities of cash to have some swing analyzer tell you how you’ll never be like Tiger — just pick yourself up one of these concoctions. E Ball’s inflatable golf simulator not only consumes your entire backyard, it takes you back to those glory days of frolicking at the fair with your BFF, and it even allows you to practice your game in less-than-flawless weather. The device enables amateurs to work on their driving and putting, all without having to fetch balls afterwards or deal with the embarrassment of completely hacking it up in front of your more seasoned pals. It looks as if you’ll have to ring up E Ball in order to get pricing details, but we don’t envision this one coming in cheap.
[Via OhGizmo]
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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
We’re pretty certain the world’s big enough for the both of ‘em, but a graphene-polymer hybrid developed by a brilliant team from Northwestern University could prove to be a suitable — and much cheaper — alternative to polymer-infused carbon nanotubes. Put simply, graphite can be purchased for dollars per pound, while single-walled nanotubes are hundreds of dollars per gram. A breakthrough has found that tough, lightweight materials can be created by “spreading a small amount of graphene, a single-layer flat sheet of carbon atoms, throughout polymers,” and these composites could eventually be used to make lighter car and airplane parts (among other things). We won’t kid you, there’s a lot of technobabble in the read link below, but it’s well worth the read if your inner nerd is up for it.
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I am thankful to Google because it has made the Internet a better place for all of us by releasing a number of very useful utilities in the past few years. Almost all of us use Google.com for their every day search on the Internet, and also other Google services like Gmail, Gtalk, Orkut etc. [...]
It is very simple to build a digital clock. All you need to do is follow the steps given below. STEPS TO FOLLOW Insert 3 layers in your time line window and name them, “background“, [...]
Everybody s favorite open-source browser, Firefox, is great right out of the box. And by adding some of the awesome extensions available out there, the browser just gets better and better. But look under the hood, and there are a bunch of hidden (and some not-so-secret) tips and tricks available that will crank Firefox up and pimp [...]
Microsoft Dynamics GP has all the advantages of reporting tools, available for Microsoft Windows in General (Crystal Reports writer is good example of industry reporting tool), .Net platform (here we … Read more…
Once upon a time, everyone connected to the Internet over phone lines Dialup was slow and the lines were often busy, but that was what we had At work we might have the luxury of a T1 line, but at home we had, at best, 56K… Read more…
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