Windows Vista Hybrid Sleep feature allows users to quickly put computer system into Sleep or Standby mode to save power electricity, yet able to come back to work at last active state right before computer sleeps without losing existing opened programs or data and having to start afresh again. If your PC seems like losing memory state after power outage while in Sleep state, forcing […]
Hybrid Sleep feature in Windows Vista provides a safeguard for computer system such as desktop PCs and workstations, which does not have backup power supply such as battery, from losing running programs and open files when encountering power blackout while in sleep state. The trade back is that to let computer goes into sleep takes a while longer, as system will save the state of […]
Sleep mode as a fast way to turn off the computer has been supported by Windows operating system for a while, which also known as Standby. Standby or Sleep is actually Windows implementation name of ACPI mode S3, while hibernate implements ACPI mode S4. Unknowing to many, Windows Vista also has a new feature named Hybrid Sleep, primarily aim and mostly useful for desktop PC […]
Digital convergence is a trend that enables the video clips stored in PC contents to be stream to TV screen. There could be already solutions in the market but most of them are priced so high that none are affordable and worth spending for beginners. Of course, prices are paid for high end features such as wireless streaming that appears in Apple TV or Xbox […]
Hate fingerprints on your iPhone or iPod Touch? Enough to spend $9.90 on some finger condoms? A enterprising company in Austria is selling something called Phone Fingers that prevent smudges and fingerprints on the screens of the iPod Touch and iPhone.
Due to the California Wildfires in America, AT&T has stated it will be offering free T-Mobile Hot Spot Wi-Fi services to San Diego, San Bernardino, Riverside, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Orange and Ventura counties. About 600 locations total will participate. The offer began on October 27th and will last a several weeks. It’s a very nice gesture, especially for people who lost their homes […]
Nowadays USB interface for charging is common among all the electronics gadgets. It used to provide connectivity for synchronization but now it is capable of providing stable 5V voltage for charging at the same time. Thanko, a Japanese famous online shop has came out with the idea of integrating a small Lithium-Ion battery into a bracelet that provides voltage source to charge portable devices inclusive of PSP […]
Junk Registry files that hide inside your system will tend to slow down your PC or crash it sometimes. These junk registry files were left behind when you install/uninstall programs and you forget to clean them whenever they are no more in use. Wise Registry Cleaner is one of the safest and useful registry cleaning utilities which does a good job of clearing the registry […]
Have you ever encounter difficulty in backing up or transferring your personal data when changing to new mobile phone? If you are WMD (Windows Mobile Device) user, here is a good tool for you to backup/restore your important data such as contact list, SMS, email, tasks, speed dials and even call history whenever you need to switch to a new mobile or flash new firmware. […]
Subsequent to the release of WordPress 2.3, codenamed Dextar, on 24 September 2007, the famous blog publishing system is now releasing its WordPress 2.3.1. WordPress Version 2.3 features interface improvements, native tagging support, new taxonomy system for categories and easy updates notification while the Version 2.3.1 will focus on bug fixing and security matters arising in the Version 2.3 series. This release can fix over […]
The world’s leader in mobility, Nokia has recently announced a new Seek feature for its growing mobile social network sharing site, the third dimension in an evolution of MOSH, allowing the members to ask the community for seeking contents, informations or applications that they want.
Intel is planning to transition its processor to 100 percent lead free with the launching of the 45 nanometer technology series of processors (ex: Penryn processor) most probably by end of this year. The whole process is not simple as it involve huge cost and effort to revalidate the new process technology and it took this Giant chip maker almost six years to get rid […]
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