If you do a lot of shopping at Amazon and a lot of comparison shopping or product research on Google, you might want to check out the GoogAzon add-on for Firefox. Once installed, any time you search for an item on Google, you’ll also see the top search result for your… Continue reading
Long before Hulu, or even YouTube were offering online video, and long before Apple or Amazon were selling digital downloads of TV shows and feature lenght films, there was CinemaNow and MovieLink. The two sites may have been well ahead of their time, but they also never managed to get… Continue reading
There’s no question that we all want computers that boot up and shut down more quickly. While a fresh install of Windows XP might boot as quickly as 30 seconds on some computers, the more applications you load onto your computer, the slower it will boot. Things get even worse with… Continue reading
It’s been quite some time since we’ve heard from Dospara, but as usual with them they simply hang around waiting to see what catches the customer’s eye before they drive right in, such as with their Prime Note Cartina UM, a limited edition netbook.
The Dospara Prime Note Cartina UM a limited edition netbook is a 8.9 inch netbook, powered by an 1.6GHz… Continue reading
There’s not a great deal one can say about the Epson Endeavour Na01 mini, it’s really your basic run of the mill made for Japan only netbook that has a 10.2 inch 1024 x 600 LCD WSVGA display and is powered by an Atom N270 1.6Ghz processor.
The Epson Endeavour Na01 mini runs on Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP3 and comes with… Continue reading
MSI has pushes yet more notebooks to follow on behind the MSI Wind in the form of the VR220 YA Edition ultra-portable which also comes in 4 new shades of summer sunshine which include Coral Pink, Wasabi Green, Denim Blue and Empire Black, and are a welcomed change from the more standard drab colourings.
The MSI VR220 YA Edition ultra-portable is a 12… Continue reading
Dean Hachamovitch, General Manager for Internet Explorer, has posted today on the IEBlog about what’s next for IE8. Dean and his team have been busy analyzing all the data sent in since the release of Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 (which is a huge amount data). Based on feedback received on the transition from the IE7 Beta to final release – the IE Team wants to be
Description of “You have a security problem!” popup and consequences of its residing on your PC
If you see “You have a security problem!” message addressing to you from the alert popping up at the vicinity of system tray, there is a true security problem with your operating system, and there is nothing strange if you have already experienced system slowing down and could observe a clear trend of
As I had promised yesterday in my little teaser, today (again at 2AM), I’m announcing the availability of “Flickr Search Connectr” for Windows 7. If you have a copy of Windows 7 and the tubes aren’t blocked, I encourage you to try it for yourself.
So what is this voodoo you might be asking? Well this is actually a combination of two components, both
When I think of Blackberry users, I think of accountants, lawyers and anyone else who wears a tie and carries a briefcase. You know, really boring people. MySpace users, sorta the opposite.
But there must be some significant overlap, because 400,000 people downloaded the MySpace Blackberry application in the last week, says MySpace - it was launched on November 12.
Both RIM and MySpace say this is a record… Continue reading
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