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|  | Cebit 2008 Coverage
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Madshrimps have been off in Germany getting sore feet at Cebit: "We explore the Halls at Cebit in Hannover 2008, in this first part of our coverage we show the latest products from Titan, Sparkle, Calibre, JetWay, Coolermaster, Biostar, Gainward, Arctic Cooling, Asrock, OCZ, Be Quiet!, Revoltec, Twintech3D, HIS, Galaxy, FSP, Xirex, Silverstone, CoolIT, Scythe and a special LN2 OC session at Mushkin." Try syaing that all in one breath! Check out their coverage here. |   |
| Unleash the Full Potential of Vista's Address Bar
Thursday, March 13, 2008
“If you're a power-user, then you like to execute tasks in the quickest way possible. One of Vista's tools that is greatly under-used is the Address bar, and it can do alot more than just search Indexed locations. It can be used as a Run dialog, Search, as well as a browser. If you have a high-resolution display (and who doesn't nowadays), then you can make full use of this multi-purpose tool, and it can take up as much or as little desktop space as you want. Having it always available saves you from having to click on the Start button, and you can browse through your history of previous web pages, searches, and commands.” Read on at OCModShop. | |
| Bad OS Vista Sniffer
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
"We were just sent some details by a reader who said that he just installed Windows Vista update KB940510, which seems to have appeared just this last week or so. This update is a "sniffer" which detects activation exploits that bypass product activation such as Paradox OEM BIOS Emulator and TimerStop grace period stopper." If you want to use Microsoft, you’ll end up paying for it, one way or another! | |
| Power Enough?
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
If you want to check and see that your power supply is up to the task, give the eXtreme Power Supply Calculator a go. They’ve just applied a slew of updates to it to add support for new CPU models, so no matter how new your system is, you should get an accurate result. | |
| A Guide to Windows Mail
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Windows Mail is the default email client that comes bundled with Windows Vista. It has all of the basic functions you’d expect from a mail client and interacts with Windows Contacts for address book functions. This basic guide is suitable for the novice user or as a reminder for anyone just setting up their Windows Mail on the key points. | |
| | Color Code Your Life with Google Calendar!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Google Calendar is yet another free service from Google that enables you to keep track of appointments, schedules and well, life in general. You can easily set up recurring events and reminders and what’s even more useful is the ability to share events or entire calendars with others, making group communication, or even just family communication about schedules, that much easier. | |
| Vista Without the Emotion
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
A lot of people are still trying to decide if they should switch from Windows XP to Vista. There are a lot of people out there that feel strongly either way. TechWareLabs have put together what they say is an “unbiased” look at Vista – stating the good and the bad. “Most of the people I talked to so far take up “I hate it or love it” attitude. People that generally love the system tend to point out its convenient features such as the new Graphical User Interface (GUI), added security, DirectX 10, and other extra features that are packed into the 6 billion dollar giant. The people that disagree tend to complain about Vista’s slow transfer speeds, compatibility issues, and other miscellaneous problems that become annoying and unbearable to them over time.” Read on. | |
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