April 12th, 2010 - 4:49 pm ≡ by mildtech ≡ in
Gadgets
Research in Motion (RIM), manufacturer of the Blackberry is rumored to be followed the footsteps of Apple by releasing tablet computer. The product is planned to be produced in limited quantities and will be sold before December 2010.
8.9-inch-sized tablet computer that has been discussed in the forum or noisy fan sites like Crackberry Blackberry.
Supply of [...]
January 3rd, 2010 - 2:34 pm ≡ by mildtech ≡ in
windows
Photos that are created with digital cameras these days usually have a size of at least a Megabyte but often more than that. This is one explanation why photo hosting websites have become that popular as it is easier to upload the photos once to a photo hosting website instead of sending the photos to [...]
December 18th, 2009 - 3:52 pm ≡ by mildtech ≡ in
Technology Ebooks
It is a little bit more than six months until Microsoft releases the next version of their popular Office suite Office 2010. Interested users have already the chance to test a beta version of Microsoft Office 2010 which has been available for some time now.
Microsoft has released a free e-book a few days ago to [...]
December 5th, 2009 - 2:58 pm ≡ by mildtech ≡ in
software
I remember, back in the day, when dealing with fonts in Linux was a real problem. At best you were given the xfontsel application, which was an X11 way of displaying the fonts on your system – only in the old-school X11 method (think bitmappy). Fortunately modern Linux distributions have much better fonts and font [...]
August 27th, 2009 - 5:00 am ≡ by mildtech ≡ in
Computer
Apple’s entry-level MacBook was once a white shining pinnacle of modern laptop design. Just three years and a certain unibody aluminium manufacturing process later, it’s feeling its age.
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