Razer Edge – Who Is It Really For?
Apr 16th
The gaming community has lately received one of the most powerful high-end gaming tablets of 2013; Razer Edge. This power-horse gaming device comes with a mammoth 10.1 inch display, Windows 8 OS and features a Core-i5 processor. The RAM is 8 GB while there a 64 GB SSD memory. The graphics are powered by Nvidia GeForce GT640M GPU, which takes them up in line with high-quality graphics of gaming laptops and desktop. Read on for the detailed review.
Your mobile gateway to finding the perfect car
Mar 21st
So you’ve decided that it’s time to upgrade the family car, time to get that sports car you’ve always dreamed of or you’ve just got your driving license and mom and dad have offered to help you get your new car? Where do you start? Up until recently, it might have meant trawling round local garages or scouring the free ads or Craigslist. However, a new app may just have made things easier.
Produced in Australia, the free Carsales.com.au app allows you to search a huge database of nearly a quarter of a million cars for sale around the country. The company has taken the best of its extensive web presence and made it available on the go with apps for both iOS systems, including iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and Android devices.
3D Fingertip Mouse
Mar 8th
Technology advancements have made us forget about hardware external pointing devices called ‘mouse’ specially since the invasion of touch sensitive Smartphones, Tablet and laptop screens. From the old corded version to the Bluetooth enabled mouse this pointing device has accompanied and assisted man a long way. The latest way mouse has begun to assist man is by emerging into its brand new 3D form.
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NEW Facebook News Feed Launched!
Mar 7th
This onset of these scribbling marks the end of the live venture by Facebook in which the New news Feed by Facebook was just launched officially. The long wait is now over, FINALLY! Emphasizing upon visual interface and the importance and effectiveness of the same Facebook announced that its latest Facebook fee was built more upon visuals rather than textual updates.
Skype in the Classroom
Mar 6th
Skype has for long been renowned as a VoIP software that enables an execution of conversations from one location to another which may be millions of miles away physically. Now officially a Microsoft subsidiary, Skype is proud to be associated not only with domestic and corporate customer but also with teachers and students in the learning environment.
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New Facebook feed design 2013
Mar 4th
7th March 2013 is the date when we would all get to see an all new news feed look by Facebook. It is rumored that the entirely new look would be based on a single columnar appearance. This has been learned from a trial version of the new news feed which was revealed in the New Zealand.
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Fujitsu Windows 8 Tablet
Mar 1st
Are you a water lover? If your favorite pastime is being in and around water all the time then is just the right product for you. You don’t have to keep yourself away from your email and chat window even when your water surfing! All you need to do is buy yourself a very brand new Fujitsu Windows 8 water and dust resistant tablet!
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Microsoft SharePoint and Managing a Project
Feb 28th
Managing a project is subject to the completion of a series of sub process. The timely, sequential, synchronized and accurate execution of each of the project management sub processes is essential in order to achieve a successful managed project. Microsoft SharePoint is a handy tool for getting the entire project management saga executed successfully and also enables support for the project team.
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What is Use Case Modeling?
Feb 27th
The last two decades of the twentieth century proved to be the advent of the Unified Modeling Language. The UML can be narrated as “a language for specifying, visualizing and constructing the artifacts of software systems, as well as for business modeling.” (UML Document Set, 2001). On lighter note, the UML is a graphical means of depicting the design models with respect to specific environments.
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What do you need to set up a simple LAN?
Feb 25th
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In order to set up a computer network in the enclosed premises of Sally and John’s home-cum office it is suggested that the following hardware be purchased:
A Router
A Router can be either wired or wireless. Even though there is no current need for a wireless router in John’s small scale business but it is better to be prepared for the future. If, sometime later, they do plan to switch to a wireless local area network they would not have to buy another router. For the time being the wireless option of the router can be switched off.
A router is available in different speeds. Sally can choose from the 54Mbit router, 11 Mbit router or the other routers available. However it is recommended that the one with the highest speed should be bought which is the current state is 2.4 GHz router (the Wireless g-standard). The 2.4 GHz standard is preferred for its stability and also because of the wide area it covers. The 2.4 GHz router (Wireless b-standard) is not generally recommended.
The Ethernet cable having maximum number of connections for Ethernet cables should be opted for. Cross Cables should not be opted for since they do not go with the router setup. Please refer to Appendix for a comparison of routers available in the market. The table clearly narrates the capabilities and range of the routers as well.
