Computer geeks all over the world have wished they chose another way of life. Sure, we love tech, and fiddling around with computers, but once friends and family realize our skills, there is no escape.
This is a post I found on Gizmodo which illustrates the whole process. Check it out- it’s really funny!
Add comment December 21st, 2009
Do you have a hard drive in your computer you’d like hidden from casual users of your computer? NoDrives Manager will help you do just that. This utility basically hides the chosen hard drive’s entry from Windows Explorer (My Computer, sidebar,address bar, etc) so non-invasive users won’t know it exists.
The drive will remail technicaly accessable through the “Run” section or the command prompt- but chances are people using your computer aren’t looking to get technical and nosey. In other words, this is great for hiding that porn stash of yours- enjoy.
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2 comments December 20th, 2009
A lot of times, when we have multiple programs running at once, we may notice our system getting a bit sluggish. That is because every application that is running is using up a certain amount of RAM (random access memory)- some more than others. When an application is closed, it releases the memory it was using, making it available for other tasks. This doesn’t always happen though.
I will show you how to create an easy shortcut to reset your Ram when needed, and recover some of that performance power without needing a restart. (more…)
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Here is a video of the Nexus One Android phone by Google (built by HTC) in action. It’s a pretty short clip and shows the 3D home screen with the animated wallpaper. I like the whole wallpaper thing going on, but am not a fan of the form factor. Doesn’t look very innovative- it is a taste of designs used by previous HTC phones.
The Nexus One will be available directly through Google January 5th, 2010. It will come unlocked and work with all GSM carriers (AT&T and T-Mobile in the US)
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Want to make that new Google Android phone of yours a power-house without spending a cent? Then head over to the PCmag link below for their top 20 picks of the best-of-the-best free Android apps. Each listing includes a brief description and review of the application.
Top 20 Free Android Apps [Click Here]
Add comment December 14th, 2009
Google has finally enabled Real-Time search. What is it you ask? It’s a section of the search-results page which shows real time updates, Tweets, Posts, and more on the hot buzz words, or sentences you’ve searched for. This feature is better explained in the video below- enjoy.
Add comment December 11th, 2009
For all you iPod Touch owners who have to pay for every big firmware update Apple releases, you’re in luck. In this guide I will show you how to update manually for free! It is very easy.
Here’s how:
Before we go through the steps, you need to find out the build number of your device. Plug it into iTunes, and look for “Build Version“- that is your build number (check image below).
Add comment December 9th, 2009
Do you have a corrupted sector on your hard drive? Maybe your CD or DVD is scratched beyond being readable…
Try recovering the data using Copy Cat- it is a freeware application that reads data byte-by-byte and skips over the unreadable bytes. Let us know how it goes in the comments section below- good luck!
1 comment December 9th, 2009
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