The new Sony Ericsson Arc is one of the most advanced handsets out there, and arguably one of the best looking. Whilst it is an accomplished all rounder, it excels at multimedia functionality. In this article I will look at some of the features which make it a great device for multimedia use.
Computers have come a long way over the years, but this isn’t always so obvious when it comes to servers. Servers are computers that host information for other computers on a network. They have a lot of processing potential. A lot of power. And yet most physical servers–also called hosts–fail to tap into that power. [...]
Up until today, I was regretting why I ever upgraded my iPhone 3GS to iOs4. I have read somewhere where Apple bragged about why they never need a task manager because their applications never hanged. Using my iPhone after the iOS4 update (I also applied the patch) has been downright frustrating. Of course I am not complaining about the slow AT&T connection. Everybody knows that. (I almost never browse the web at work because you can grow a beard while waiting for a page to load) I am talking about the constant freezing that has been happening.
I ride the train everyday to work and having a computer with me is always essential for entertainment as well as work purposes. I occasionally have to remote desktop into servers to perform some tasks related to my job. Because of this, a little over a couple of months ago I bought a Gateway Netbook [...]
Microsoft Office 2010 will include free web-based versions of office products which might pose a credible challenge to Google Docs. Some new tools such as video-editing in PowerPoint and features such as data snapshots in Excel are welcome enhancements. The ability to store files with SkyDrive cloud service will likely make it more appealing for many audiences. Sharing files to Sharepoint, e-mail and blog distribution capabilities are just some of the nice features that will make a Office 2010 a credible threat to Google Docs.
