Google reforms 'I'm Feeling Lucky' button, lets you savor other emotions

Google reforms 'I'm Feeling Lucky' button, lets you savor other emotions While many of us simply gravitate towards the companion search box or address bar to tap into Google's wealth of search know-how, anyone still visiting the original homepage should give that second button another glance. If you float your cursor over the randomized "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, the text will now spin through a handful of...

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Touchscreen iMac?

Touchscreen iMac? Apple revolutionized the world of touch screens. Between the Touch, Phone and Pad – and many other brands of devices that followed – we have become a swiping, pinching, tapping sort of society. Yet the foundational product in Apple’s collection is still “touch free.” Think about it – the iMac lacks this functionality that we associate with their product brethren. Zorro Macsk, by TMDTouch, proves...

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E FUN Premium 7SE tablet targets back-to-school market

E FUN Premium 7SE tablet targets back-to-school market All right, so the summer holidays have ended, and many people have gotten back to the swing of things when it comes to working life. As for kids who are still studying, this time of the year would also mean a return to school – some of you love it, others hate it, but you cannot avoid it. Well, what do we have to offer for folks who are headed back to the world...

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How to Import Windows Mail (.eml) to Mac (.mbx)

How to Import Windows Mail (.eml) to Mac (.mbx) When you are migrating your computer system from Windows PC to Mac, one of the things that would be a hassle is the transfer of emails stored in your PC to Mac. This situation will arise when you set your email client to store all your email locally, especially for POP3 mail server. Email transfer can be done as easily as copying a file, but opening the email file…...

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Entrepreneurs: Handling Negative Product Reviews Professionally

Entrepreneurs: Handling Negative Product Reviews  Professionally       Every entrepreneur has to go through a phase where they come across negative reviews of their company’s product. It doesn’t necessarily mean that the product is bad, or has a glitch. To look at it in a good way, someone is paying attention enough to want to offer advice or comments that can help make your product better. (Image...

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How to Copy Movies on Blu-ray Disc to Computer?

How to Copy Movies on Blu-ray Disc to Computer? Blu-ray disc allows user to store, rewrite, and retrieve large amounts of content such as high definition video or indeed any type of digital content. With huge storage capacity, it can hold so many files. This large storage capability and the use of advanced video and audio codecs has allowed for a never seen before High Definition experience for end users. It is...

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Mobile network operators not to blame for iPhone SMS vulnerability

Mobile network operators not to blame for iPhone SMS vulnerability London, 23 August, 2012 – AdaptiveMobile, the world leader in mobile security, today dispels some of the myths regarding the recent iPhone SMS vulnerability...

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Nanoblock Docking Station for iPhone and iPod

Nanoblock Docking Station for iPhone and iPod We have introduced many practical charging stations for iPhone and iPod. But if you want a creative way to dock your iOS device, the following Nanoblock docking station may be able to draw your more attention. This is a unique toy-styled docking station that measures 6.3 x 0.8 x 3.1 inches, weights 6.3 oz, and designed for iPhone and iPod....

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Simple CSS Web Design Tweaks for Your WordPress Theme

Simple CSS Web Design Tweaks for Your WordPress Theme Do you just want to tweak your WordPress CSS web design a bit, but don’t really know how? This post is intended to help you do just that by providing a few basic examples (don’t expect anything complicated). Aimed at WordPress beginners, and those who really aren’t that familiar with CSS, these are basic “fixes” that you can apply to almost any theme to give it...

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Shut down Windows 8 faster

Shut down Windows 8 faster Shutting down Windows 8 can be frustrating as it is no longer the intuitive process that Windows users are accustomed to in previous versions. Now in order to perform any power-related operation, the standard way is to invoke the Charms menu, which shows up on the right side of the screen. It might even seem unnatural now that the Start menu is gone. Let's talk about the "normal" way to...

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View Chrome, Firefox, IE and Safari histories all in a single table

View Chrome, Firefox, IE and Safari histories all in a single table When you’re trying to remember that important URL you visited yesterday then viewing your browser’s history will probably provide the details you need. But if you’ve more than one browser installed then it could still take quite some time to trawl through your previous online sessions. Fortunately there’s now a simpler option in the shape of BrowsingHistoryView,...

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5 features I wish were in Windows 8 but are not

5 features I wish were in Windows 8 but are not       When you first heard about Windows 8, what were your expectations of the operating system?  I always have a set of features in mind that I hope will make their way into Microsoft's next operating system, some dating back as far as Windows 95. Windows 8 is special to a certain degree as it is the first Windows operating system that brings touch to...

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Microsoft censors site criticizing Windows 8 tile UI

Microsoft censors site criticizing Windows 8 tile UI Something's fishy here. A message board thread where developers unanimously criticized the Windows 8 tile interface has been delisted from Google, thanks to a Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown order issued by none other than Microsoft itself. The board is dedicated to ConeXware's Power Archiver compression toolkit, and the thread in questionbegan...

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