Google Books is a great place to read books and literature. Although some books are quite old and also some restriction, but it’s still worth to read since books are immortal. The annoying problem we have with Google Books are you are required to read them in web browser. Thinking of typing Google Books address or clicking Google Books bookmarks is so annoying. Read More »
Ever wanted to know what’s hiding inside your CPU case? Then, you are on the right place. Speccy from Piriform can let you know what’s hiding inside your PC. What make this little application better is the ability to provide you the internal component temperature. In my case, my laptop processor (Intel Core i5) is performing at 2.3GHz on 53 Degree Celsius. Meanwhile for the hard disk, know I knew that my laptop came with a Western Digital hard disk performing at 38 Degree Celsius. Feature of knowing: Read More »
On 13 September 2011, Microsoft announced Windows 8 Developer Preview at BUILD developer conferences. Currently, Windows 8 is still under development. That’s mean it’s intended for developer. This version of Windows 8 is still not the complete version and many feature has been disabled. Although we are kinda late (Blame our ISP), finally we manage to get a copy of Windows 8 Developer Preview from MSDN site. We don’t want you to waste your time. Therefore, we took some screenshot for you guys. If you still want to feel it personally, kindly click here. But let us tell you, it’s still on early stage, don’t install it onto your PC and if you really wanted to try it, run it in Virtual Machine. Read More »
It might be quite frustrating when your laptop batteries die at the time when you are actually using it. To avoid this, be sure to replace your laptop batteries before these get expired. Here are some handy tips on when to replace the laptop batteries which can be helpful. These tips can help you increase your laptop’s life too. Read More »
9/11, The day we neither Forget nor Ignore
Our deepest condolences to those who lost their love one.
Honouring those who serve till the end
Stay Strong
From WengKhin & The Team.
Windows has very bad gesture functionality – Microsoft want you to buy more mouse (kidding) ! Unlike the newly launch Mac OS X Lion, it’s convenient and smart to use the touch pad alone. You can do almost everything on the touch pad from the most common pinch zoom, scrolling to launching an application. This make every Windows user jealous (included us). In other words, you don’t need a mouse to do things fast in a Mac and please forget about the out-of-date mouse. So today, here’s an app for Windows user that bring Windows gesture functionality closer to a Mac. It’s called Scrybe by Synaptics – A company that produce touch pad. Read More »
What else your Touchpad can do other than navigating around Windows? The answer is play with some simple touchpad game. Nah, don’t think about playing Call of Duty with it. You would definitely give up within minutes. Touchpad isn’t designed to play shooting game. Read More »
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Android smartphone manufacture like to boost about their phone performance. You would probably find this on their commercial :
“Our latest smartphone has blazing fast 1.0 GHz Snapdragon, Hummingbird, Nvidia Tegra, Dual-Core, Triple-Core, Quad-Core? and etc “
of ’High-Tech Processor technology term’ . Mobile phone and computer went faster than any other industry in this world. Looking back 6 years ago, I have a laptop that came with an Intel Core Duo 1.6 GHz processor and today, some high end smartphone came with a 1.2GHz Dual-core. Everything is just pack under a few mm. That’s super cool. But when things goes faster and more powerful, something that must be sacrificed – That’s Battery life. Nothing is perfect. So today, we are going to share some of the tips or method to stretch your Android smartphone battery life. And one more thing, we are not going to root your Android in order to save your phone battery life because it void you phone manufacture warranty. Read More »
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