Showing posts with label software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label software. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
0
Here comes version OS 3.1.3 for the iPhone and iPod touch. It is not version 3.2 but one of the changes comes in the form of better battery level reporting and fixes for the Japanese Kana Keyboard. This also solves some issues regarding 3rd party apps failing to launch.
iPhone OS Update ver. 3.1.3
Posted by
gigatalia
at
8:53 AM
Here comes version OS 3.1.3 for the iPhone and iPod touch. It is not version 3.2 but one of the changes comes in the form of better battery level reporting and fixes for the Japanese Kana Keyboard. This also solves some issues regarding 3rd party apps failing to launch.
Labels: apple, iphone, ipod touch, software, updates
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
0
Do you by any chance have more than 1 email (yahoo) account? Different credentials for different groups of people? Also tired of just 1 messenger program? If you have more than 1 account and want your other accounts available on the same computer, then follow these steps to enable 'multiple account' logins.
Multiple Account Login: 2 (or multiple) Messengers are Better Than 1
Posted by
gigatalia
at
10:59 AM
Do you by any chance have more than 1 email (yahoo) account? Different credentials for different groups of people? Also tired of just 1 messenger program? If you have more than 1 account and want your other accounts available on the same computer, then follow these steps to enable 'multiple account' logins.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
0
Are you running Linux and Windows on a dual boot system? or do you have Linux partitioned drive that you want to check on windows or back up the drive perhaps?
Access Linux Partitions in Windows
Posted by
gigatalia
at
11:03 AM
Are you running Linux and Windows on a dual boot system? or do you have Linux partitioned drive that you want to check on windows or back up the drive perhaps?
Labels: interoperability, Linux, software, windows
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
0
After making that move from Windows XP and Vista, you probably didn't expect how the new Jumplist functionality works on the new Windows 7 OS. In Windows 7, the windows taskbar is no longer referred to as the "taskbar" but the "Superbar" and for some, not seeing the Quick launch buttons is a first.
Quick Launch Buttons On Your Windows 7
Posted by
gigatalia
at
9:24 AM
After making that move from Windows XP and Vista, you probably didn't expect how the new Jumplist functionality works on the new Windows 7 OS. In Windows 7, the windows taskbar is no longer referred to as the "taskbar" but the "Superbar" and for some, not seeing the Quick launch buttons is a first.
Labels: desktop enhancement, jumplaunch, quick launch, software, windows, windows 7
Sunday, December 20, 2009
0
The Windows Logon Screen has been made available since Windows XP's launch. Now in Windows 7, customizing or changing the logon screen is now made easy with Tweaks.com Logon Changer.
Windows 7: Changing the Logon Screen
Posted by
gigatalia
at
12:06 PM
The Windows Logon Screen has been made available since Windows XP's launch. Now in Windows 7, customizing or changing the logon screen is now made easy with Tweaks.com Logon Changer.
Labels: desktop enhancement, logon changer, microsoft, software, tweaks.com, windows, windows 7
Friday, December 18, 2009
0
Tired of your 'regular desktop' environment? If you want an interactive desktop space, try Bumptop Desktop. The software allows you to have your own desktop area, much like your regular office or room desk space. Check out the video to find out what cool ways you can organize your 'virtual desktop'.
Bumptop: Your Own Virtual Desktop
Posted by
gigatalia
at
2:03 PM
Tired of your 'regular desktop' environment? If you want an interactive desktop space, try Bumptop Desktop. The software allows you to have your own desktop area, much like your regular office or room desk space. Check out the video to find out what cool ways you can organize your 'virtual desktop'.
Labels: bumptop, desktop enhancement, software, virtual desktop, windows
Friday, December 11, 2009
0
Is there any truth to a possible 'black screen of death' as opposed to the well-known Windows error blue screen of death? Let us check on a few possibilities so as to decipher if it should be, if any, a big concern to the computer world.
'Black Screen of Death' information
Posted by
gigatalia
at
2:38 PM
Is there any truth to a possible 'black screen of death' as opposed to the well-known Windows error blue screen of death? Let us check on a few possibilities so as to decipher if it should be, if any, a big concern to the computer world.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
0
Steady Flight: Mozilla Thunderbird 3
Posted by
gigatalia
at
9:55 AM
The long overdue 'Outlook alternative' is now out and flying steadily. Mozilla's Thunderbird 3, available for Windows, Mac and Linux, packs several new features including improvements on the program. From search and message indexing to tabs support and the setup wizard for account management, Thunderbird 3 makes offline email support as easy as possible.
Labels: browser, email client, internet, Mozilla, software, Thunderbird 3
Monday, December 7, 2009
0
Microsoft has released information about Office 2010's availability by next year. The new Office suite is scheduled to be launched by June. This update was released in response to online reports about its shipping date.
Office 2010 Release Schedule
Posted by
gigatalia
at
1:23 AM
Microsoft has released information about Office 2010's availability by next year. The new Office suite is scheduled to be launched by June. This update was released in response to online reports about its shipping date.
Labels: microsoft, office 2010, software, updates, web apps
Saturday, December 5, 2009
0
Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu, delivers Ubuntu 9.10. Dubbed as the Karmic Koala, a lot of changes have been made to this free Linux distro.
So what's new with the new Ubuntu 9.10: Karmic Koala? Let's check out a few things to find out...
Ubuntu 9.10 at a glance
Posted by
gigatalia
at
10:26 AM
Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu, delivers Ubuntu 9.10. Dubbed as the Karmic Koala, a lot of changes have been made to this free Linux distro.
So what's new with the new Ubuntu 9.10: Karmic Koala? Let's check out a few things to find out...
Labels: Linux, operating systems, software, ubuntu, updates
Friday, December 4, 2009
0
Java has released updates for the Mac OS X platform addressing security issues that could allow an applet to gain elevated privileges on the host system.
Java Releases 2 update for the Mac OS X
Posted by
gigatalia
at
4:10 PM
Java has released updates for the Mac OS X platform addressing security issues that could allow an applet to gain elevated privileges on the host system.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
0
Read E-book files while you'r on the go
Posted by
gigatalia
at
9:17 PM
ReadMANIAC is your library in your pocket. A true Java midlet for the mobile phone, it allows the user to read, download and browse ebooks on any Java enabled/Java supported phone or smartphone.
J2ME technology allows games (Java games) to be played on the mobile phone. The same technology is used to for most phone applications to be compatible and usable on most mobile phones today.
J2ME technology allows games (Java games) to be played on the mobile phone. The same technology is used to for most phone applications to be compatible and usable on most mobile phones today.
Labels: ebook reader, handheld, java, mobile phones, software
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
0
AVG antivirus is still the #1 most downloaded antivirus program on CNET. Topping the chart with 2,276,350 downloads, this Antivirus program is a good alternative for those who opt for a free antivirus solution.
The program is continuously updated and users can update through the internet and also through offline means. Offline updates can be done by logging onto the AVG website.
AVG Antivirus: still most downloaded antivirus program
Posted by
gigatalia
at
6:25 PM
AVG antivirus is still the #1 most downloaded antivirus program on CNET. Topping the chart with 2,276,350 downloads, this Antivirus program is a good alternative for those who opt for a free antivirus solution.
The program is continuously updated and users can update through the internet and also through offline means. Offline updates can be done by logging onto the AVG website.
Labels: antivirus, AVG, downloads, software, system protection
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Web Search
Custom Search
Tags
windows
microsoft
software
windows 7
games
pc
intel
apple
browser
CES 2010
desktop enhancement
laptops
mobile computing
tips
Linux
internet
Dell
Google
amd
hardware
processors
wifi
Chrome
Mozilla
all-in-one
ati
mac
playstation 3
radeon
tweaks
ubuntu
xbox
Android
Cyber Monday
Imeem
LCD
Myspace
PS3
core i3
core i9
deals
extensions
god mode
handheld
imac
java
minis
mobile phones
netbooks
online shopping
phenom II
phenom II X4
sale
seagate
sony
system protection
usb 3.0
web apps
wii
Alieware
D-Link
DNS
Lenovo
M'SERV
M11X
WiDi
colin mcrae dirt 2
core i7
dash internet viewer
directx 11
intel atom
mobile core i5
office 2007
office 2010
phenom II x3















