The Linux Operating System
Posted in Computing on Jan 14th, 2008
I first came in contact with Linux OS around four to five years ago.
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Protecting Your PC from Scary USB
Posted in Computing on Jan 5th, 2008
No, we’re not talking about hideous looking USB flash drives but flash drives with viruses inside them. Flash drives are very handy and they can be inserted in almost any computer today.
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Firewall Your Computer for Further Protection
Posted in Computing on Jan 4th, 2008
Downloading an anti-virus software is one of the key elements in protecting your computer. However, it doesn’t mean you are totally protected from any attacks.
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Things You Should Know About Windows Vista
Posted in Computing on Jan 1st, 2008
Windows Vista is the latest Operating System of Microsoft Corporation. Almost every personal computer that is released nowadays already has a bundled OS of Vista especially their home edition.
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Secure Your Network by Limiting the Number of Users
Posted in Computing on Jan 1st, 2008
One of the best things about WiFi is that it gives you the ability to work virtually anywhere as long as there is a strong Wifi signal.
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Coming Up: Everex Cloudbook
Posted in Computing on Dec 22nd, 2007
XO and Asus EEE PC have created a buzz in consumer’s digital world. These 7” monitor wonders are now the focus of laptops not only because they look really nice but they are small enough to function like a regular laptop, maybe more.
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The ASUS EEE PC
Posted in Computing on Dec 16th, 2007
In gadget world, “small is powerful” will always be the rule of thumb of different companies. Just look at iPhone which is barely the size of the palm of your hand.
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Your Home as a Wireless Network
Posted in Computing on Nov 23rd, 2007
Wifi stands for Wireless Fidelity or better known as wireless network. Having wifi in your home is a lot easier these days because of the price of wireless network devices and the constantly rising demand of this type of products.
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Protecting your PC with Proper Power
Posted in Computing on Nov 22nd, 2007
We are always concerned with the performance of our laptops and PC. The memory capacity, the hard disk, the cooling pads and powerful processor are always updated to make sure everything and anything the internet has offer will be used seamlessly.
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Choosing the Right PC
Posted in Computing on Nov 19th, 2007
Selecting a PC could be an educational or harrowing experience depending on your choices. The experience will only be educational if you shop for the right PC and harrowing if you end up with a completely wrong device for your specific need.
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Add Another Monitor To Your Laptop
Posted in Computing on Nov 14th, 2007
One of the great conveniences in a techie’s world is to have a laptop. A powerful desktop computer will always be stationary but a laptop could be taken to places with just one fold.
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My Personal Computing Contribution
Posted in Computing on Sep 30th, 2007
Sounds like a real big contribution, huh? I have always dreamed of my contribution to the computer world in the form on complex algorithms that can make the lives of IT professionals easier.
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Backing up you data with the new ExaGrid version
Posted in Computing on Sep 26th, 2007
Exactly a year ago in September 2006 ExaGrid released it innovative top of the line backup storage medium. And now, September 2007, ExaGrid has just released its ExaGrid System Version 3 with better features such as data de-duplication-centric, disk-based backup product with faster backup and restore performance.
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Who’s afraid of Wi-fi Witches?
Posted in Computing on Sep 16th, 2007
The title sounds like some tongue twister but my blog today involves some twisted personalities who lurk in the dark corners of the internet. Who else but those hackers and cracker, thieves and cheats.
I am a mobile IT guy, and I cannot go out with my laptop. Between my laptop and my wallet, it is easier for […]
Data Mining – The Super Cruncher
Posted in Computing on Sep 11th, 2007
Data mining is the systematic method for sifting through very high volumes of seemingly unrelated data and spotting trends, patterns and exceptions.
If for example, a magazine publisher wants to know their readers’ interest, their offline resources would limit their findings. Perhaps they can accurately identify their sales, but for finding out readers’ interest, the might […]
When AIs Compete with RIs
Posted in Computing on Sep 10th, 2007
I received an email from a friend telling me that one day soon, artificial intelligence could be at a level with real intelligence. But the question is, would real intelligence accept defeat?
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$170 to make a difference
Posted in Computing on Aug 26th, 2007
Yesterday in my blog, I mentioned the inexpensive laptop designed by some Swiss group which won an innovations award in Copenhagen, Denmark. The group behind the laptop will give the prize money to the Massachusetts-based One Laptop Per Child program.
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Boosting Computer Performance with RAM
Posted in Computing on Jul 22nd, 2007
My desktop computer system at home is about 3 years old and I still keep if for sentimental value. Well, aside of course from the fact that it is still in the best shape and performance.
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Kids Friendly Windows Vista
Posted in Computing on Jul 11th, 2007
A lot of what used to be high tech past time like the television and game-and-watch in the last few decades have now been taken by the internet. Parents used to worry about children spending too much time on the television because such an activity can greatly affect children’s performance in schools.
The relative horror brought […]
I am a true netizen. From the moment I wake up, the first thing that I would do is head to my computer and check emails and read the news.
I spend more than half of my day in front of my computer. I maintain several websites and at the same time, I want to always […]
