The popular Google Voice standalone app hasn’t yet been approved to App Store for iPhone, iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS users to legally download to the mobile phone device. But Google is determined to allow iPhone owners to enjoy the free Google Voice service via backdoor web browser access, and has released updated Google Voice web app for iPhone and Palm WebOS, accessible via phone’s […]
Apple, fearing that Google Voice may cut into revenue and profit that earned by mobile service carrier and voice call provider, standalone Google Voice client app is not approved and released by Apple yet on the iPhone and iPod touch App Store (Note: Official Google Voice app for iPhone has been released). Without a legitimate Google Voice app, iPhone user cannot take advantage of the […]
Apple iPad, the latest offering from Apple in the Tablet PC form factor, has included bunch of most advanced features and hardware specifications in both iPad Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models, that may be important for its success, though it still lack some key components such as camera, HDMI out, and GPS and SIM card tray (for low-end Wi-Fi model). However, the single factor […]
Apple has officially announced its new magical, revolutionary device for surfing the web, reading and sending email, viewing photos, watching movies or videos, listening to music, playing games, reading e-books and so forth, which named as Apple iPad (previously rumored as Apple iTablet or Apple iSlate). Apple iPad is able to run virtually all of the 140,000 apps from the App Store – from games […]
Nokia has announced its 16GB version of X6 touchscreen phone which named as X6 16GB. Most of the phone features are similar to its predecessor X6 32GB except the 16GB version does not includes Come With Music download service. The new Nokia X6 16GB has been improved to compatible with all-new Ovi Maps that offers free walk and drive navigation as well as access to […]
Windows 7 and Windows Vista includes a Welcome screen as the default logon screen, which will be displayed on boot up for system where the individual user has its user account password-protected, or system with multiple local or network user accounts. In Welcome screen, the list of user account names or IDs or the user name of last logged in account is displayed for easy […]
Windows operating system, including Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server, is designed in a way that the last user who logged into the system is remembered, and is displayed automatically on next log in, so that user has to just enter the password to log on. In the Welcome Screen, user account names are listed, or in the case of only single account available, […]
Auslogics BoostSpeed 4 is a powerful speed-boosting utility suite that able to remove all the junk files, useless duplicate files, unnecessary applications, and comes with tools to fix registry errors, defragment the disks to ensure maximum PC performance or optimize Internet upload and download speed. BoostSpeed comes with a simple disk cleaner that flushes out browser cache and temporary files. The new Auslogics BoostSpeed 4 […]
In Windows NT, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008, including its R2 variants, users have to press Ctrl + Alt + Del keys simultaneously and concurrently in order to gain access to logon screen securely. The mechanism is introduced as a security measure, which reduces the risk to attacks that attempt to intercept the users’ passwords. Requiring the action to press Ctrl +Alt +Del […]
VIA Technologies has just unveiled a new COM (Computer-on-module) that is based on new Mobile-ITX form factor. Claimed to be the smallest COM form factor in the industry, the platform with codenamed of Via Epia-T700 is mainly targeted for embedded applications such as healthcare, in-vehicle infotainment and even military usages.
Panasonic has introduced its new slim, fully-featured digital camera with AVCHD Lite High Defintion video recording capabilities, named as Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZR3, which seems perfect for recording those spur-of-the-moment video in high-quality, featuring high-speed start-up of just 1.1 second.
When the Active Directory (AD) domain controller is unavailable to authenticate and validate user account, whether because the client computer is not connected to the domain’s network, or the domain controller is down, user still can log on to the computer as the user’s logon information is cached, allowing access to network resources that do not require domain validation.
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