I've tried Macs a few times, I've tried Linux but essentially I'm stucked with Windows since 1995. There are a lot of reasons for this, but first let's see why yesterday's experience with installing Mac OS X Snow Leopard on my desktop (Internet is full of such step by step guides) made me write this
Nokia N900 isn't a new product as it was announced a few weeks ago already, but recently the Internet started to get full with reviews of the pre production model of the N900, a cross between an Internet Tablet (old Nokia series) and a MID (Mobile Internet Device). I say a cross mainly because the N
Ebook readers are not a new thing, as such devices exist for a few years already, but Amazon Kindle is the one that started up the madness, mostly because of the advanced wireless delivery options of the ebooks (and other supported media) and it was backed up by Amazon, the biggest online retailer.
Defragmentation is not a term taken from the atomic physics, but one you can find any time in the tools list of any operating system. In Windows XP can be found in the System Tools/Disk Defragmenter menu, which means disk defragmentation. In Vista you go to the Start Menu and write “Defragmen
First let's define what I mean by a portable projector: it's the type of stand alone small projector or that's integrated into a portable device. It's the kind of product that focuses more on portability than performance, as the projected screen contrast and luminosity don't match the one from a 're
When you download a movie through peer-to-peer connection such as a *torrent file, DC++, Kazaa and so on, you’ll see that in its name are hidden lots of codes, that to a novice observer will only look like some pointlessness letters. They’re actually very good ways to identify a movie.
Today I've got acquainted with the Nokia E55, the half QWERTY candy-bar cellphone, a model that's almost identical to the Nokia E52 (which I've review a few weeks ago), which has a normal keypad keyboard. As I own a Nokia E71 cellphone, with a QWERTY keyboard I thought of making a comparison of
Even if I'm not an Apple fanboy I must admit that I like their MP3 players. They sound good, look good and work well but there's one thing that I really hate about iPods (see what's for sale here): they're expensive and rely upon iTunes. That's why I think there's a question that needs to be answere
Today I've received the highly anticipated HTC Hero, the European white version (which sells on Amazon for a hefty 700 $, without US warranty), for testing. I got a few hours with the this touch screen little genie and I have now some odd feelings about touchscreen technology in general, that I'm go
Surprise, surprise: my Inbox just received note of the Nokia Booklet 3G. At first I didn't knew what that was but after a quick Google search I understood I'm looking at the first netbook from Nokia, world's biggest phone manufacturer. I knew rumors about Nokia planning a netbook, but this is too fa
