I myself like to change my desktop wallpaper evry now and then but seeing I firts have to search for a decent wallpaper and prefered resolution and downloading it does take some time. Usualy I checkout www.interfacelift.com seeing they have a wide range of wallpers including resolutions which would fit on any desktop. But there is a easier way to go about this. (more…)
Sat, Apr 18, 2009
OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and computer components, today unveiled their first miniPCI-Express Solid State Drive (SSD) Series, the affordable flash-based storage option to significantly increase the capacity for netbooks. For on the go computing professionals and students looking for an ideal storage upgrade on their ultra-portable platforms, the OCZ miniPCI-E SSD is the cost effective alternative to traditional standard storage drives as a reliable upgrade on mobile systems. (more…)
Sat, Apr 18, 2009
Apple has a patent application in for a motion-sensitive interface for the iPhone and iPod Touch. According to the application, the clickable parts of the interface increase significantly as the phone is moved.
The motion sensitive interface would be useful if the user moves move to much to and not being able to select different parts of the interface. This could be because the iPhone user is on the run (from the police or just jogging, or whatever). At that point, the interface is automatically adjusted enlarging the icons for example making it easier to select the apps or functions on the iPhone. (more…)
Wed, Apr 15, 2009
Regardless of how you feel about WowMatrix, many, many players use it to keep their UI up-to-date. Unfortunately for those people, Curse and WowInterface chose today to take concerted efforts to block the use of WowMatrix with the addons they host. You can read their reasoning here, straight out of Kaelten’s and Cairenn’s mouths.
From a running-a-business standpoint, it’s hard to argue that they aren’t justified, but it will nonetheless result in a lot of disappointment and frustration among players. (more…)
Tue, Apr 7, 2009
OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and PC components, today unveiled the Pro-Source 1500, the first Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) from PC Power & Cooling. Built for absolute stability and reliability from one of the most trusted names in power supplies, the Pro-Source 1500 UPS is the cost effective power protection solution for today’s high-end enthusiast and mission-critical systems.
Designed by PC Power & Cooling to be fully compatible with all PC Power and OCZ brand PSUs, the Pro-Source 1500 UPS is your ultimate source of back-up power. The Pro-Source provides a pure sine wave output, versus the conventional square wave or “step” sine wave produced by lesser quality UPS units. A pure sine wave is essential to a professional-grade back-up power source, while an inferior “step” sine wave plays havoc with today’s sophisticated and sensitive power factor correction (PFC) circuitry, making it possible for your PSU to reject the back-up power source and shut down. A professional UPS should output the same quality of power that your utility line delivers, and the Pro-Source 1500 does just that, providing a clean, pure sine wave to effectively power your high-performance PSU during a utility failure. (more…)
Tue, Apr 7, 2009
Offering partners and customers another cost-effective way to benefit from the performance and efficiency of AMD OpteronTM processor technology, AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced a global AMD Opteron Upgrade Program. The program includes 2000 series and 8000 series dual- and Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors along with the upcoming six-core processor codenamed “Istanbul”. Channel partners and customers can receive up to a 35% discount in price ($50 off 2000 series, $100 off 8000 series) by upgrading the generation of their AMD Opteron processor, providing a fast upgrade path to improve performance and energy efficiency within the data center without needing to replace and buy entirely new systems[1]. (more…)
Sun, Apr 5, 2009
Likely, Boomtown’s Kara Swisher gets tired of being the TechCrunch Google-rumor-debunker. Maybe not. She seemed to enjoy reminding readers about the Michael Arrington grapevines sprouting out tales of Google buying Digg and Bebo, neither of which ever happened. This time it’s Twitter.
In the comments of TechCrunch’s rumor report that Google was in late-stage talks to buy Twitter, Arrington notes that posting a rumor is a good way of shaking out information. Maybe next time he should just give Swisher a call and save everybody a lot of trouble. Swisher, married to a Google executive, generally has the better inside scoop. (more…)
Fri, Apr 3, 2009
“Google Inc. may be in talks to buy Internet startup Twitter, the free micro-blogging service that allows people to send short text messages to a network of friends, the TechCrunch Website said late Thursday,” Vikram S. Subhedar reports for Reuters.
“TechCrunch’s article by Michael Arrington said the two companies are also considering working together on a Google real-time search engine,” Subhedar reports. “Google would pay for Twitter in cash or stock or a combination of the two, the Website reported.” (more…)
Mon, Mar 23, 2009
Eva Longoria was born in Corpus Christi, Texas. She attended Texas A&M University before breaking into T.V. soap operas which includes The Bold and the Beautiful, General Hospital and Beverly Hills 90210. Gabrielle Solis may be one of the characters in the popular primetime series Desperate Housewives, but Eva Longoria, the actress who plays Gabrielle, is far from desperate. She finally found a more permanent home after being cast in The Young and the Restless
as Isabella. Eva took time to fall in love and later marry Tyler Christopher, formally of General Hospital. Rumor has it they have since filed for divorce. (more…)
Mon, Mar 23, 2009
Yeh you have probably seen this before, in an email or searching the web. People stating they have earned 3000 dollars a day just from using their blogs and by using CPA Commissions, sounds unbelievable? Well trust me a lot of people promoting these ways of affiliate marketing are just plain bogus, asking you to pay anything between 49,- & 299,- US dollars (this is just an example some do ask a lot more). However there are people that do know what they are talking about and are willing to share their information with you for free.
Do note that you will have to work for it, you wont get paid sitting on your ass just reading on how to do it! Some think oh well lets sign up and place an affiliate link and the money will come poring in. It won’t. If you are still interested in learning how to make serious money on the web read on. (more…)
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