WindowsLive.com or Live.com? Live.com is the cornerstone of the Microsoft’s Windows Live services, providing freebies including free email address ending with @Live.com or @Live.xx (xx indicating localized domain). However, up to your taste or preference, somebody may prefer WindowsLive.com as their email address. However if you’re located in US, Canada, UK, most European and America countries, you will be able only to register @hotmail or […]
Intel Corporation has launched its latest chips recently. The chips are identified as the world’s first chip with a 45-nanometer process, about 30 percent smaller than the current 65-nanometer technology. (There are 1 billion nanometers (nm) in one meter). These advanced chips were created using the company’s latest technique and they are able to etch circuitry nearly 200 times smaller than our human being’s red […]
U2 used iLike.com to post a video of Bono singing “Wave of Sorrow” while sitting on a couch. It’s a track that U2 demoed during sessions for The Joshua Tree in 1987. Just recently Bono laid down vocals for the song and it will be released for the first time next week on the remastered release of The Joshua Tree. As Bono plays the track, […]
Microsoft has officially launched Windows Live ID which has the email address ending in @live.com in Windows Live Hotmail. For those who wants something ‘fresh’, Microsoft recommends that you get a fresh start by getting a brand new Windows Live ID, although users can still keep and use the old account with hotmail.com or msn.com email address or a Microsoft Passport, which already a Windows […]
The initial release of Yahoo! Messenger 9 beta which is labeled as version 9.0.0.797 is full of bugs. But it’s in beta, so users can’t complain much. And within 10 days, a new beta release build 9.0.0.907 has been released for free download. Yahoo! Messenger 9.0 features some lesser known enhancements such as full Unicode compliant to display almost all languages in IMs and status […]
Nowadays, you can almost enjoy the free Wi-Fi services almost anywhere in high human traffic flow area, but how about in the bus? The well-known Finnish multinational communications corporation, Nokia is offering free WiFi services on 12 popular buses running across Singapore, allowing commuters to surf the internet, chatting as well as emails for free.
Svchost.exe which stands for Service Host is a generic host process name for services that run from dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) on NT based Windows operating system such as Windows NT, 2000, 2003, 2008, XP and Vista. Each svchost.exe process session started can contains a group of services (that provides certain functions and features of Windows system, such as RPC Remote Procedure Call, Logical Disk Management) […]
If you are a Window Vista user, you might sometimes encounter application incompatible problems especially when you don’t have the relevant drivers. When this problem happens, a window will pop out and inform you that you can no longer run the program as the “.dll” files are not available in System 32. This is quite annoying especially when you need the program to finish your […]
Windows Vista Service Pack 1 beta is now available for download via Windows Update with a simple registry tweak. However only certain languages edition of Vista such as English, German, Japanese, French and Spanish can download from WU (Windows Update) as the SP1 beta is likely only supported these versions only.
Snipping Tool is a useful screen capturing comes included in Windows Vista or Windows XP Tablet edition for free, which can be a total replacement and free alternative for the popular SnagIt screen capture software. However, when using Snipping Tool there is obvious shortcoming, that is unable to capture ‘temporary’ or ‘non-permanent’ or ‘disappear-on-lost-focus’ objects on the desktop.
Bloggers using Windows Live Writer (WLW) on Windows Vista or Windows XP Tablet Edition will definitely like the Snipping Tool Integration Plugin for WLW. Imagine you’re writing a tutorial about how to use a program in Windows Live Writer, and you need to add a few screenshots on the process. Normally you will have to run third party screen capturing tool such as SnagIt or […]
It’s possible to using <–nextpage–> WordPress Quicktags to paginate a blog post in WordPress post or page so that an article can be split into two or more multiple pages. This function allows long article to be cut into pieces and presented in several short pages instead of one single page. The <–nextpage–> Quicktags works on both WordPoress post and page.
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