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Apple and HP are among the few laptop manufacturers that will be releasing LED backlit laptops in Q2 of 2007, while Sony and NEC already have their LED backlit laptops available in the market though in a limited range of laptop models.
Anyway, as expected LED Backlit Laptop will have brightness ratings of over 1,680cd/m² as compared to most laptop nowadays are only having brightness rated for 200-400cd/m².
NaturalLogin Pro is a product from Palcott which helps you to secure networks so that not to be compromised when users leave their computers unattended.
NaturalLogin Pro is basically a software that makes use of your existing USB MP3 players or USB flash drives to establish a hardware link with Windows login account and privileges. Once the users installed NaturalLogin, users no longer have to re-enter their passwords each time they approach their computer. Users can be automatically logged on to their machine as they plug in their USB drive. NaturalLogin Pro recognizes users and determines their access privileges, preventing information from falling into the wrong hands.
Palcott says that NaturalLogin Pro provides robust security for stand alone or networked computers, as well as the personalization and convenience which users require. From home users to workgroups and even large hospitals with hundreds of people accessing dozens of computers, NaturalLogin Pro ensures the security of a network, the privacy of sensitive data, and user satisfaction.
NaturalLogin Pro costs USD$29.95, and supports Windows 2000/XP. A 15-days trial is available at Download.com.
Last month, we saw a keyboard with no inscription on the keys, which we won’t see any words printed on those keys on the board.
Today, I introduce you another interesting keyboard, which planned to be released in 2006: Optimus Keyboard.
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Click To EnlargeThis conceptual keyboard is designed by Art. Lebedev Studio, the largest design company in Russia. Anyway, the keyboard is still in initial stage of production and hope fully will be priced less than a good mobile phone.
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Click To EnlargeIt can be programmed to display in any sequence and there is an additional block of keys on the left, which meant for switching between programs or modes.
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You might not be aware of this small system, which can perform quite a few interesting functionalities such as audio recording, photo viewing, calculator & calendar, Tetris game, Asteroids game and the most recent feature : Playing movies !!
The iPod Nano features an ultra-portable, lightweight design with a gorgeous color screen and the interface of the device will be the classic Apple’s patent pending Click Wheel.
Quoted: “iPod nano is the biggest revolution since the original iPod,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “iPod nano is a full-featured iPod in an impossibly small size, and it’s going to change the rules for the entire portable music market.”
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A stunning blog entry by VOIPWiki revealed that a Chinese company have successfully reverse engineered the famous VOIP software, Skype. Charlie Paglee, blogger of VOIPWiki, received a call to his Skype from his friend who is working in the Chinese company and told him that the call is made through the cloned Skype software.
Quoted: We talked (on the cloned Skype) for a little over nine minutes before the call dropped. Then I called him back using my Skype and we spoke for another three minutes.
This cloned Skype client is able to use Skype’s network and act as one of the Skype clients. Doing so would possibly cause the current Skype Super Nodes and the network to deteriorate once too many non-Skype clients are being used.
If you still do not know what is YouTube by now, probably you do not live on the Internet. You sure know this free online video hosting service if you are a frequent online surfer. Well, YouTube just announced on Sunday, 16 July, 2006 that there are more than 100 million videos viewed on its site in every single day. Besides, close to 20 million unique users per month is using YouTube and I’m one of them.
YouTube has been the leader in such service since last year and is still holding the leading position with 29% of the U.S. multimedia entertainment market. Meanwhile, they are serving for around 60% of all videos watched online beating close rivals like Google Video and MetaCafe with huge market share.
Have a webcam? What other purpose you use your webcam for other than having video chat or video conferencing with friends/family? I don’t know about you, but I do use my webcam as a surveillance camera. My webcam is a cheap one (costs about RM25/US$7) and it is able to zoom digitally for about 5x only. As you might have known, the picture quality is not good using digital zoom.
This 7x optical zoom webcam is definitely a perfect webcam to act as a cheap solution for surveillance, while you can zoom more without compromising the picture quality. In fact, this webcam is just like normal CMOS camera of 1.3-millon pixels. However, it has an edge over other webcams as it has a special telephoto lens to get fixed onto it in order to leverage the optical zoom capability!
Just about a year ago, I blogged about Nokia Mobile Search, which is a free application for Nokia mobile phones to search local services, websites, images and mobile contents. Besides, I also blogged about the free mobile mapping service provided by Mobile GMaps for viewing Google Maps on Nokia mobile phones.
Well, today I present you another free service by Nokia, its latest mobile mapping service : Smart2go!
Smart2go is basically a new service for Nokia mobile phone users to browse high resolution map with locations details on mobile phones. With Smart2go, when you come across any happening places you can save them as your favourite spots then share with your friends.
Hafiz Ismail sent me a comprehensive review of Smart2Go he did last week. He is a Malaysian reader of this blog who currently stays in the UK. Not to mention he is an enthusiast of mobile application too. I sincerely thank him for the wonderful review and for informing me Smart2Go now supports maps in Malaysia!
Download Hafiz’s Review of Smart2Go (PDF, 573KB)
In this review, Hafiz discloses 2 popular free navigation application for mobile phone as alternatives to some fee-based satellite navigation applications. Anyway, Smart2Go is the main focus of the review after all.
Basically, the review covers from the installation of Smart2Go to navigating the Nokia Maps using the Smart2Go. As a Malaysian, Hafiz tried on navigating from Jalan Ampang to Jalan Tun Razak in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia map. On top of that, Hafiz generously offers his priceless insight of the newly launched Smart2Go as well as provides some useful screen shots too. A picture worths a thousand words ya!
There are many online backup and storage sites we can choose from on the Internet nowadays, but are they reliable and secure you might ask?
IBackup Online Storage and Backup is a online backup, storage and data sharing service you can rely on for consumers and small businesses purposes. They have won several reputable awards including PC World editor’s choice(2006), consumersearch best (2007), PC Magazine editor’s choice (2004) among others!
The price for the service is as low as $9.95 a month for 5GB of online storage and you may choose from 3 different plans: Economy, Enhanced Backup, Workgroup Subscription, whichever suit you the best. Futhermore, All IBackup applications have 128-bit SSL encryption as default option for maximum file protection.
With iBackup, you can view and share the backed up data online from anywhere. The backed up data can be viewed as a mapped drive or as a webfolder for easy drag-n-drop on your computer. In other words it simply means the backup data will act as a virtual drive/folder on your computer for easy access!
One of the hardest job bloggers are facing nowadays is to retain the readership of their blogs. Some readers read our blog entries by directly dropping by our blogs, some read them via RSS syndicates. Well, coming over to our blogs or read the blog posts via RSS may be a hassle to the blog readers, now we have another option - by emailing them the latest post using blog email! So, why wait for the readers to come while we can go to them?
Zookoda provides free email marketing application designed specifically for bloggers, where we can send a daily, weekly or monthly summary of our latest blog posts directly into our blog readers’ email inbox. No, this is not like email spamming! Your blog readers have the full right to subscribe/unsubscribe themselves to/from the mailing list.
By using the free email newsletter service by Zookoda, you can design your own eye-catching newletters to match your blog design. Besides, you are able to track the visitor habits and whether emails are successfully sent. Each email is tracked during delivery, providing you with open, bounce and click through information in a real time reporting system.
In fact, Zookoda email newsletter service does not only limit to bloggers, you can still use the service if you are a service provider too. Well, since it’s free, why not try it out!
I bet all PC manufacturers are now bundling their computer with the latest Windows Vista operating system (OS) since the launch of the OS early this year. Most of the new PC are now built/designed for Windows Vista, but what about old PC that we are still using right now?
Many people, including myself, are curious to know whether is our PC Window Vista capable. I bought a Dell laptop end of 2006 and it is labeled Windows Vista capable. Hence, I have a chance to upgrade to Windows Vista for a minimal cost (some systems are entitled to free upgrade though). So, I headed over to Dell’s Vista Upgrade website to check for the cost of upgrading. This is what I got :-
The cost is reasonable, but what I was more curious is how efficient will my laptop become after upgrading to Windows Vista.
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