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I’m confident that any version of Ubuntu released in the last five years will have absolutely no problem beating [Windows 8],” said Slashdot blogger Barbara Hudson. Of course, “after the success of Windows 7, this is Microsoft snatching defeat from the jaws of victory,” she added. “What’s the logic? Did Steve Ballmer secretly invest a fortune in Apple stock or  [ Read More ]

In a much-examined exchange during Apple’s latest earnings call, CEO Tim Cook addressed the idea of devices that converge tablets with notebook computers. His comments could appear dismissive, but he didn’t say Apple isn’t going to build a converged device. He just said Apple isn’t going to create a device that leads to compromises in the experience. Despite all the  [ Read More ]

Features to look for in the more-sophisticated apps include voltage control, which allows you to adjust the CPU’s voltage settings in relation to the CPU. For example, if you choose a stepping with a CPU of 1100 MHz and the suggested stock voltage is 1.35v, you can adjust the voltage up or down. This is good if you haven’t already  [ Read More ]

Search for hidden cavities and voids that you can use to run cabling if your home’s multimedia wiring looks out-of-control. Check on top of kitchen cabinets, in closets, behind baseboards — all provide suitable space. Examine the routes plumbers have used for pipes. There’s often enough room to stuff a cable. If your home has a retroactively installed central vacuum  [ Read More ]

The BBC is not quite pointing its finger at Iran over recent attempts to disrupt its service, but there appears to be widespread consensus that the country’s government is involved. Certainly there is ample anecdotal evidence that Iran is clamping down on the free flow of information in and out of the country and within its borders. “Iran is an  [ Read More ]

The premise of a GIS is this: You take a basemap with features to help you visualize the geographic location, then add data layers, called “Feature Layers,” that are delivered from a database. The records in the database include values and labels, as well as fields with X and Y values to geospatially tie the data into the map. More  [ Read More ]

Twitter naturally lends itself to conversations about TV. You’ve got a chat pool of millions, it’s in real time, and chances are you already have a phone, tablet or laptop within arms reach as you watch your show. Here’s a guide to getting started, finding the best conversations, and being heard as you teletweet. If you think of some of  [ Read More ]

The key is to get the extender within range of the router and the laptop within range of the extender. The laptop doesn’t have to be within range of the router. Remember that because of the shortness of the radio wave, line-of-sight will always be best. Use interior window ledges to get signals between buildings. If you’ve followed the advice  [ Read More ]

Instead of spending thousands to have a sat-nav system that’s built into your vehicle’s dashboard, you can install a tablet mount yourself for less than $ 35. A bonus is that you can upgrade your technology instead of using the same system for the life of the car. Check laws in your state before installing your tablet mount, though, to  [ Read More ]

In my opinion, it is quite not a surprise to deal with all such requirements, a online creature like Social Web Promotion has drawn closer to the forefront. A leading unit that is forever keen about going above and beyond to facilitate an undertaking while getting the mileage it justly ought to have on the internet. Becoming conscious of how  [ Read More ]