My interest in portable devices, ie: cell phone, has shot up recently as I am a brand new owner of a Droid X Phone. I’m still exploring all it can do, and quite frankly, I am totally amazed. In short, I love it. By the way, if you use an Android phone of any type, you might be interested in this list of the best free applications for Android Devices.
The big news for all cell phones and other mobile devices is pouring out of the Mobil World Congress now going on in Barcelona. It’s the most important show for these kinds of devices Be sure and check out the first story.
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Want to know the latest info on new cellphones, touch pads, and other wireless devices? The Mobile World Congress is underway in Barcelona...and lots of new products and services announcements are coming down the pike every minute! Check this out to see what might be in your mobile future.
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So you got your shiny new pre-installed Windows 7 computer over the holidays, but you want to have trusty XP standing by in a dual boot setup. Today we’ll walk through creating a new partition in
How to Develop Your Photography Skills: 11 steps (with pictures)
If you've mastered the basics of framing, shooting, and taking a photograph, try taking it further. Make it a hobby, or maybe even a career, rather than taking the usual holiday, pet, and kid snapshots. It is time to start making stunning, rather than simply passable, photographs.
A Windows Troubleshooting Tool - Free For Non-Commercial Use
While the concept of logging all errors and unexpected events is a good one, Microsoft doesn't make it terribly easy to examine those logs. So if you want something a bit more flexible and powerful, there's a program called Event Log Inspector. You can get it from www.snmpsoft.com. Prices start at $4.99 per PC, for commercial use, but for non-commercial use it's free.
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