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Wet Cell Phones and Electronics...

Wet Cell Phones and Electronics
| June 17, 2009 | 8,786 Views | 4 Comments
Everybody knows water and electronics don’t mix. But if you do happen to drop your cell phone in the toilet, or spill a drink over your laptop, don’t panic, by reacting quickly, it’s possible to save your device from any permanent water damage. 1. Get it out of or away from the water. As soon as your phone or laptop gets wet, you need to remove it from the water....
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MacBook Increased Battery Life...

MacBook Increased Battery Life
| June 11, 2009 | 1,066 Views |
This year saw a dramatic price drop in Apple’s MacBook and MacBook Pro lines, and along with these reduced prices, Apple have actually managed to increased the MacBook’s battery life. Older specifications of the MacBook pro claimed a battery life of up to 5 hours, however, the new version of the MacBook Pro 17-inch promises a whopping 8 hours of wireless productivity. The...
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Alienware M17X Extreme Gaming Laptop...

Alienware M17X Extreme Gaming Laptop
| June 7, 2009 | 6,249 Views | 3 Comments
The new Alienware M17X laptop combines brains with brawn to give you the ultimate Hi-def mobile gaming and entertainment powerhouse. With mind-blowing graphics, the latest generation of processors and its new industrial design, you’ll have the universe bowing before you. Be all powerful, it’s yours for the taking. Click here to apply for the Alienware M17X on...
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Wii Multi-Touch Screen Hack...

Wii Multi-Touch Screen Hack
| May 23, 2009 | 1,810 Views |
Check out this great low-cost Wiimote hack that transforms any flat surface into an interactive multi-touch screen. Using a Wiimote, a DIY infrared laser pen, and a projector, Jonny Lee has figured out how to transform any surface into an interactive multi-touch whiteboard. If you haven’t got access to a projector, you can still apply the same technique to your laptop screen,...
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The Best Clipboard Applications...

The Best Clipboard Applications
| May 21, 2009 | 1,058 Views |
The Windows copy and paste feature (keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V respectively) is a great feature that can easily be modified. Using one of numerous applications, you will be able to copy and paste multiple items to a clipboard, plus much more. Lets take a look at some of the best apps to aid your cutting and pasting habits. ClipX “ClipX is a tiny clipboard history...
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The Best NetBooks Of 2008 and 2009...

The Best NetBooks Of 2008 and 2009
| May 19, 2009 | 3,240 Views |
The Asus Eee PC is the godfather of the mobile netbook revolution. Since its release, many other PC vendors have developed a netbook to match, and although some of these competing design have managed to introduce new features, the Eee PC still maintains its lead as one of the best sellers. Over the last 18 months, we have seen many netbooks from several different vendors. Some of them...
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Improve Your Online Security...

Improve Your Online Security
| April 26, 2009 | 766 Views |
When it comes to online security, installing anti-virus and anti-spyware software is simply not enough, this is because many threats are set up to bypass popular anti-virus softwares. The truth of matter is that you have to be more savvy than that, you must surf the net with the strictest diligence. 10 tips on how to boost your online security: Improve Online Security 1. Augment...
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The Best Virtual Easter Eggs Of All Time...

The Best Virtual Easter Eggs Of All Time
| April 16, 2009 | 1,369 Views |
If you missed out on the hunt for eggs this Easter, here’s a chance to relive the festive hunt. We’ve compiled a list of best hidden features purposely locked away in software and web applications, just waiting for you to unearth them. 1. Atari, the first ever software egg In the early days of software development, programmers’ identities were kept a secret so their...
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9 Useful Tweaks For Windows Vista...

9 Useful Tweaks For Windows Vista
| April 12, 2009 | 1,411 Views | 1 Comment
Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows Vista, has received a lot of bad press since it’s release. It’s no secret that the Vista OS is rather bloated and uses much more RAM than previous installments of Windows, but then again, the architecture does support larger RAM upgrades to cope with this. Software wise, there are several annoyances that many users complain...
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VAQ-129 Marine Corp Ball Donation...

VAQ-129 Marine Corp Ball Donation
| March 9, 2009 | 1,874 Views |
Marine Corps Ball Raffle Donation Request The Marine Corps Ball is an annual event celebrating the creation of the Marine Corps. The traditional birthday of the Marine Corps is November 10th and the Ball is usually held the weekend prior. The evening includes a cake cutting ceremony, cocktails, dinner, dancing, and a guest speaker. The Ball is an opportunity for Marines to cut loose,...
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USB Jukebox Internet Radio Device...

USB Jukebox Internet Radio Device
| February 27, 2009 | 953 Views |
Aluratek’s USB Jukebox is a great little device for Internet radio users on the go. The USB thumb drive comes preinstalled with information on more than 13,000 Web radio stations, as well as the software needed to listen to them. Aluratek Radio Jukebox USB Device By simply plugging the ‘Jukebox’ into your PC/laptop, you can scroll though a comprehensive list of...
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Auctiva Site Infected With Malware...

Auctiva Site Infected With Malware
| February 25, 2009 | 966 Views |
A Trojan horse has been found lurking in the website of popular eBay auction tool, Auctiva.com. The problem was bought to light by Google’s malware warning system – a tool which displays a warning message if a site is infected, given users the option to continue browsing the site. “It appears the reason these virus alert warnings started showing up on our site is...
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Woman Sues Microsoft Over Vista To XP Do...

Woman Sues Microsoft Over Vista To XP Downgrade
| February 22, 2009 | 818 Views |
A woman has filed a class-action law suit against Microsoft over the $59.25 charge for downgrading her new Windows Vista PC to XP. Los Angeles resident Emma Alvarado is asking that Microsoft return the fee she paid for downgrade which she purchased on June 20, 2008, according to the suit. Alvarado is now encouraging more customers to joint the suit. Women Sue MS Over Vista To XP...
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Southwest Airlines Offer In-Flight WiFi...

Southwest Airlines Offer In-Flight WiFi
| February 11, 2009 | 1,322 Views |
The pioneering no-frills airline company, Southwest, announced last week that it’s first in-flight Wi-Fi service will begin tests on Monday. The Dallas-based airline said a satellite-based system, operated by Westlake Village, Calif.-based technology firm Row 44, has been installed on one aircraft and will be turned on Monday. Whats more, the service will remain free during...
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Google Earth 5.0 Goes Deep Sea...

Google Earth 5.0 Goes Deep Sea
| February 3, 2009 | 1,305 Views | 1 Comment
The new version of Google Earth 5.0, allows users to dive into the deep seas and browse the ocean like never before. In much the same way as is done in Google Earth, users can see underwater topography, called bathymetry; swim around underwater volcanoes; hover above shipwrecks; and navigate through miles of digital environment by zooming and panning. The update also includes videos...
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