Wish you could watch YouTube videos on your Apple TV? Sometime in June, all Internet connected Apple TV boxes will accept a free software patch that will enable wireless streaming of YouTube videos. YouTube is making thousands of clips available each week until thier full catalog is accessible later this fall.
Many people enjoy free web-based applications that send mail, delivers news, etc. However, the drawback of these programs is that the user must be online. You can’t use these programs once you go offline. Now users have the opportunity to enjoy some free office productivity tools such as Word and Excel from Google. Google is developing some of its free web-based applications such as Gmail, […]
It looks like Google’s 2006 acquisition of Neven Vision, a company specializing in facial recognition software, is finally starting to pay off. Google Blogoscoped, a blog dedicated to everything related to Google, got a tip from a Google engineer that Google had secretly added some facial recognition abilities to its image search this week. The feature remains unofficial and unannounced, but you can add a […]
You don’t have to type laboriously at the computer keyboard; just write them with a special computing pen as you would on paper and you can manage your data with ease. This is the latest invention by Jim Marggraff, an inventor and entrepreneur who used to design toys. He believes this pen will revolutionize the way people interact with the computer. The computing pen is […]
Wise Registry Cleaner Version 2.5 is now available in the market. It can be considered one of the safest Registry cleaning tools that doesn’t contain any form of malware, spyware, viruses, Trojans, etc. Wise Registry Cleaner V2.5 performs a thorough scanning to the Windows registry and finds incorrect or obsolete information in the registry. You can view the incorrect information or the detected problem individually. […]
Digital furniture is another new technology that the digital giant, Microsoft, is working on. In conjunction with this, the digital giant now plans to unveil a new category of surface computing product, namely Microsoft Surface. This new Microsoft Surface features a 30-inch screen embedded in an acrylic tabletop. The device’s electronic guts are hidden in the low-slung table’s thick pedestal.
Looking for amazing stereo to suit your beloved iPod? Sharp has launched two high-end, luxury iPod docking stereo, the DK-A10H and DK-A1H docking stereo systems that fit perfectly into your modern home. Both DK-A1H and the DK-A10H from Sharp feature AM/FM radio with RDS, ability to play a wide variety of digital formats, and the DK-A10H model housing a built-in CD player. In addition, your […]
Japan consumer electronics giant, Sony has announced that they will be developing and distributing HD (Hybrid Digital) Radio technology, and enter the HD Radio market with its XDR-S3HD, the Sony’s first HD Radio. As you see in the photo, the Sony XDR-S3HD HD Radio is a classic design with a simple, expressive-looking LCD panel, a table-top cabinet with stereo speakers set behind a black mesh […]
To activate Windows Vista with OEM activation hack, the BIOS of the system must support and have an ACPI_SLIC table in the system BIOS that also has a corresponding valid Windows marker in the same ACPI table. To achieve this objective, there are plenty of ways to crack the BIOS to activate Vista, such as boot loader based BIOS emulator Vista Loader, driver based BIOS […]
On Wednesday, Apple released an update to iTunes (US) that added DRM-free AAC music files to the iTunes Store. Dubbed iTunes Plus, the new version of iTunes will allow you to either download DRM (Digital Rights Management) files for the standard $0.99 or spend $1.29 on DRM-free songs.
Google has launched a new home page for Korea that departs from Google’s “classic,” minimalist home page approach. The new look features animated product buttons below the search box and will become the default home page in the country, a move Google is comfortable with given the near universal presence of broadband. The new, animated Google Korea home page is intended to help Google better […]
StatCounter is one of my top favorite free web statistics and traffic tracker, except with one notorious limitation – the limited log size. Although summary history data on the visitors and traffic is kept forever, but whenever you want to drill down to review or investigate the log detail about a particular visitors on a popular and busy website or blog, you’ll be restricted to […]
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