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Sunday, May 2, 2010

Hands On: Internet Explorer 9

Share Post under Vista, Windows at 8:56 AM Posted by shyam raj

Download Internet Explorer 9 Preview (Vista and Windows 7 only): bit. ly Today Microsoft showed off a developer preview of their next browser, Internet Explorer 9. In this video I take a look at it and show off some of it’s new features, HTML 5 and hardware acceleration.

Media Player Classic Home Cinema For Vista And XP For Free

Share Post under Vista, Windows at 8:52 AM Posted by shyam raj

This media player classic is a Windows audio video player which lets you watch and listen to music from several other file formats. It is fully equipped with quick time, avi and real video support. Media player classic can be combined along with this Home cinema and allows for multi monitor viewing, one of the most essential features of the classic Windows player.

The Media Player Classic Home Cinema can be a deception to the eyes on account of its weightlessness, but it is definitely strong enough and made especially for home cinema viewing and you can see any movie of your choice of. Whatever you watch, movies or any other blu-ray videos through this player, is of superior quality.

Windows Vista and Windows XP users can utilize classic Home Cinema media player edition. It can be directly downloaded from the home page, since its open source you can download it forfree from here. You can also upgrade the home cinema edition by using the K-Lite codec pack [by downloading it] which is solely meant for MPC home cinema version.

Download Microsoft Security Antivirus 2009 and Other Security Essentials For Free

Share Post under softwares at 8:46 AM Posted by shyam raj

June 23rd, 2009, was memorable day as it was on that day Microsoft launched their own free Security Essentials Antivirus. Although it is accessible in very few countries [USA, Israel, China, and Brazil] it can be downloaded all the same. To join the group, go to the official Microsoft download page, and set p the Microsoft Antivirus 2009 right away! You can try other methods too, for which a study of the main features of MS Antivirus is also necessary.

Use the Computer Without a Mouse or Keyboard

Share Post under Vista, Windows at 8:42 AM Posted by shyam raj

HowToSetup: Use the Computer Without a Mouse or Keyboard [Windows tips]

It’s happening quite frequently to have a PC (or laptop) keyboard error. The most liable to "crash" and with the most expensive service, are laptop keyboards. If you can change your failing PC keyboard with a new one within few seconds, when speeking about a broken laptop keyboard it’s a more complicated issue. Involves higher costs and a "hospitalization" in a specialized service centre.
However, if we don’t have time or money to repair or change a keyboard, you should use Windows virtual keyboard. The only condition is to have a functional mouse or touch pad. :)

How to access Windows virtual keyboard – available for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows XP.

1. Open Start Menu and click Control Panel

3. In Control Panel click on Ease of Access

4. Enter Ease of Access Center

5. In the displayed window (don’t worry if your computer starts to speak with you :P) double-click on Start On-Screen Keyboard to open the virtual keyboard.

The virtual keyboard acts like a normal keyboard, the only difference is that you have to use your mouse/touch pad to type on it.

It may be a little uncomfortable for you to use the virtual keyboard, but, in the absence of a normal keyboard, it’s useful in such cases like editing an important document or talking to someone on IM etc., and it’s recommended when typing a password (avoiding any possible undercover keylogger :))

The Ease of Access Center has the option to use a virtual mouse too. This virtual mouse – or cursor - is very easy to move using the numeric keys on the right side of keyboard. For accessing this virtual mouse, click on Make the mouse easier to use, in Ease of Access Center.

To discover how you can use this feature click on Control the mouse with the keyboard.

Enjoy! ;)

Download Microsoft Office 2010 Product Guide for Free

Share Post under softwares at 4:56 AM Posted by shyam raj

Few weeks back Microsoft released the Official RTM version of Office 2010 which has been posted on MSDN and TechNet. The official launch of office 2010 will be held at newyork city on 12th may and will be on stores (US) from june. Microsoft has also released a series of Office 2010: Product Guides e-books for each and every Office 2010 application programs.

The Office 2010 product guides provide an overview of what’s new in your favorite Microsoft office programs and a deeper look at benefits across all Office 2010 programs, as well as Office Web Apps and Office Mobile 2010.

Office 2010 product guides provides an at-a-glance overview, a closer look at many new and improved features, and instructions to help you find the features you want quickly and easily.

The Office 2010 product guides are available in both .PDF and .XPS formats. You will need either an XPS Reader or Adobe acrobat reader to view the documents.

Download Office 2010 Product Guide for Free – Link

Download Complete Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Setup

Share at 12:21 AM Posted by shyam raj

Many new Windows applications requires latest version of Microsoft .NET framework which is version 3.5 at the time of of writing of this post.

How To Trace Mobile Numbers in India

Share at 12:15 AM Posted by shyam raj

(India Only)

With rapid growth in mobile phone subscribers in India and low call rates, most calls we receive on our mobile are form other mobiles. At the same time, to cater increasing user-base most operators come up with new series everyday which makes remembering a cell number increasingly hard. Also sometime we just want to trace a mobile number for reasons like unknown number in miss call list, to get hint of callers permanent location (sounds unlikely, I know…), etc.

But if you have a look at this wiki page, you can certainly trace any mobile number up-to the level of its mobile operator and state (or zone) that’s too using first 4-digit only. It (wiki page) lists all mobile number series in nice tabular manner categorizing them according to mobile operator and state (or zone).

Like other wiki pages, this wiki is also updated regularly and provides you with latest information. I have never been disappointed by it and I am using it for over a year.

If you prefer simpler interface where you can just enter your cell number and get the desired information, you can try this website.

Link: Mobile telephone numbering in India

(image credit: zimbio)

iPad 3G gets torn down

Share Post under mac at 12:11 AM Posted by shyam raj

Desperate to see what’s under the smooth exterior of your new iPad 3G but don’t want tocrack it open and void the warranty? Fear not, friend. iFixit has done the dirty work (very cleanly, I might add) and taken the iPod touch jumbo edition to pieces. There aren’t a lot of surprises, but hey, it’s Saturday afternoon and you want to see the guts of an expensive gadget. Get another cup of coffee.