Sunday, July 04, 2010

Best places for mobile computing?

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Are you a college student or mobile professional looking for the perfect go-to place to get schoolwork or office work done while being away from campus or the office? With the ubiquity of Wi-Fi, many retail establishments now are now fiercely competing against each other trying to attract mobile computing customers to their doors.

According to CNET, notebooks computers now have outsold their desktop system counterparts as of June 2005. In addition, the emergence of cheap netbooks in 2007 has pushed this momentum well into (and most likely beyond) 2010. 

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Sunday, June 27, 2010

The “skinny” on the iPhone 4

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It’s been a busy two weeks in tech news for us geeks. With Apple’s WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) and E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo), there’s been a flurry of announcements, demos, and releases with more to look forward to. The thing I’m most excited about is Apple’s iPhone 4™ and in this Tech Tip I’ll tell you some things that should help you decide if the iPhone 4 is right for you.

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Sunday, June 20, 2010

No Sound? No Problem! - “Fixing the Audio on your PC”

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So you power up your Desktop PC and you get set to listen to some of your favorite MP3s while surfing the web when you suddenly realize that you have no sound. No Windows® start-up music, no clicks and chime, no nothing. In this Tech Tip we’ll take a step by step approach to try to get your sweet sounds working again. While the first few steps may seem basic, you’d be surprised how often “some relative” got into things and did “something” that messed up the sound.

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Sunday, June 13, 2010

32-bit vs. 64-bit Computing - What’s Really The Difference?

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Sixty four bit computing, has been around since the beginning of computing, but it wasn’t in the mainstream consumer marketplace until just a few years ago, while AMD announced AMD64 almost a decade ago. Getting the rest of the market to join up was aided by Intel’s own implementation called Intel® 64. From there, you needed an operating system that supported the technology and applications that were compatible to take advantage of it. Before Windows® Vista and OS X 10.6, that was hard to come by. You’ve probably seen that Windows® 7 comes in 32 and 64-bit version and wondered what the difference is.  Even now, I’m still surprised at how long it’s taken to convert everyone over.

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