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Technology Feed | Tuesday 9th February 2010
The Smartphone has been growing fast, but in the last year or two it seems to be levelling out a little. Accelerometers, Digital Compasses, Assisted GPS, Bluetooth, Camera, Wi-Fi and Touch Screens are all familiar …
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Fri, 5th Feb
Wow, is it Friday already? In this article we’ll take a look at some of the key technology news stories and headlines, …
The TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Conference 2010 will be held this year from 9th to 13th February at Long Beach, California.
The TED Conference is an annual free-thinking and information sharing event aimed at …
Uninstalling some applications in Windows doesn’t always remove remnants, one of these remnants can lurk in the File, New section of Windows Explorer. This is driven by a sub-key in the registry for various file …
If you have them configured in Microsoft Outlook, PST (Personal Storage Table) files are where most of your Outlook activities are stored, including electronic mail, attachments, calendar items, contacts, tasks and notes. Dealing with oversize …
Thu, 4th Feb
In this article we’ll take a look at some of the key technology news stories and headlines, from around the world, for …
The wheel on your mouse – it scrolls doesn’t it?
It does in pretty much everything except Microsoft Excel, if a setting has been checked in options, but at least we can sort that …
I am currently in the process of migrating my websites into a new dedicated web server infrastructure, the upshot of which means moving a great deal of data around, quickly and safely. For this …
When using a number of external USB storages devices you may have found the drive letters are dynamically assigned when you connect them. Most of the time this is fine, however if you use multiple …
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