|
Adrian Kingsley Hughes My OS is the best OS because: related news
Tags:
adrian hughes kingsley my os os because best
Tags: Apple Macintosh, Operating System, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Operating Systems, Software, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
in Top Tech
via ZDNet @ 17:49 8th May
- Related
Forgive me, Linux Community, for I have sinned. It has been forever since my last confession and I am prepared for my penance. The truth is that I have never particularly cared for the Firefox browser--not because there is anything wrong with it but just because I already have a favorite browser. No, it isn't the one you think it is. My favorite graphical browser is Konqueror and my favorite text-based browser was--and still is--lynx. Putting my own religious fervor and proselytizing nature aside, my task is to review the new Firefox 3 browser for you.
in Linux
via LinuxPlanet @ 13:46 10th Mar
- Related
Tags: Security, Apple Macintosh, Mac OS X Server, Server, Apple Inc., Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, Operating Systems, Desktops, Software
in Top Tech
via ZDNet @ 21:08 18th Mar
- Related
What: Since Blu-ray has now won the format war, Best Buy Canada wants all Canadians to be able to enjoy and purchase this technology. Best Buy Canada is pleased to announce that beginning this week (March 21, 2008), the company will offer customers $50 off on the purchase of any dedicated Blu-ray player. For customers who purchased HD-DVD players and attachments within the last year, Best Buy Canada will offer these customers an additional $50 Best Buy gift card. Best Buy Canada is dedicated to never leave its customers hanging so customers who have purchased an HD-DVD player from Best Buy Canada since January 1, 2007, need to bring their original receipt from their HD-DVD purchase into any Best Buy store in Canada to receive their $50 Best Buy gift card.
in Gadgets
via Yahoo! Canada @ 8:38 19th Mar
- Related
BURNABY, BC, March 19 /CNW/ - << What: Since Blu-ray has now won the format war, Best Buy Canada wants all Canadians to be able to enjoy and purchase this technology. Best Buy Canada is pleased to announce that beginning this week (March 21, 2008), the company will offer customers $50 off on the purchase of any dedicated Blu-ray player. For customers who purchased HD-DVD players and attachments within the last year, Best Buy Canada will offer these customers an additional $50 Best Buy gift card. Best Buy Canada is dedicated to never leave its customers hanging so customers who have purchased an HD-DVD player from Best Buy Canada since January 1, 2007, need to bring their original receipt from their HD-DVD purchase into any Best Buy store in Canada to receive their $50 Best Buy gift card.
in Gadgets
via Financials.com @ 15:23 19th Mar
- Related
Simplicity™ Version 3.0 for Palm OS® makes it easy to build great applications using Java technology that will run on palmOne™ devices, Treo™ smartphones, and many other devices that use the Palm OS® Platform. As a J2ME RAD tool, Simplicity for Palm OS provides developers with easy to use visual tools for building MIDP applications. By dragging and dropping visual parts, a developer can assemble user interfaces, images, threads, timers and network communications. Simplicity simplifies the process of building great J2ME applications.
in Handhelds
via BizReport.com @ 7:39 8th May
- Related
Simplicity™ Version 3.0 for Palm OS® makes it easy to build great applications using Java technology that will run on palmOne™ devices, Treo™ smartphones, and many other devices that use the Palm OS® Platform. As a J2ME RAD tool, Simplicity for Palm OS provides developers with easy to use visual tools for building MIDP applications. By dragging and dropping visual parts, a developer can assemble user interfaces, images, threads, timers and network communications. Simplicity simplifies the process of building great J2ME applications.
in Handhelds
via Line56 @ 19:17 7th May
- Related
The Washington Post is asking the question about the aging Palm OS. Now owned by Japan's Access Software, Palm OS has been in serious decline for a long time. Without even a new paint job in recent years, the Palm OS has seen many users flee to other more advanced devices like the BlackBerry, iPhone, or AT&T Tilt.
in Handhelds
via Clie Blast @ 5:04 8th May
- Related
"Previous benchmark tests that I’d carried out on my Mac mini had shown that Safari 3.1 was the fastest browser for the Mac OS X. Firefox 3.0 Beta 5 changes that," Adrian Kingsley-Hughes blogs for ZDNet.
in Open Source
via Mac Daily News @ 11:58 9th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Developer
via Linux World Australia @ 8:49 9th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Open Source
via ARNnet @ 6:35 9th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Linux
via Australian PC World @ 2:15 9th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Developer
via Computerworld @ 1:31 8th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Linux
via Computerworld @ 11:30 8th Apr
- Related
Since the dawn of time -- or, at least, the dawn of personal computers -- the holy wars over desktop operating systems have raged, with each faction proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others.
in Linux
via Computerworld @ 11:29 8th Apr
- Related
Quickipedia ReviewI remember just a few short years ago fumbling with a handful of overpriced, buggy MMC ROM cards from Palm and MDM containing various dictionaries and encyclopedias. These were notable efforts back in the days of OS 4.0 and the early, non-wireless OS 5.x era but they just stored such a pitifully small amount of data that it was an exercise in futility to ever bother with trying to look anything past what might be required for a middle school-level school paper. For an avid pop culture junkie such as myself, there was definitely no way I was going to be able to research 1980s one-hit wonders or brush up on my comic book chronology via a 16mb MultiMedia Card encyclopedia. Even dedicated dictionary apps like BDicty from Beiks hogged valuable system memory and SD expansion card space and were more trouble and cost than they
in Handhelds
via Palm Infocenter @ 10:11 7th Apr
- Related
Yesterday Mozilla posted the last public beta of Firefox, freezing the feature set and working its way toward RC status. Over at ZDNet's Hardware 2.0 blog, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes ran the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark on several versions of Safari and Firefox and declared Firefox 3b5 to be the fastest browser on Mac OS X. Unfortunately, his analysis (and possibly data) are dead wrong.
in Open Source
via ArsTechnica @ 21:09 3rd Apr
- Related
Minneapolis-based Best Buy Co. Inc. announced an exclusive agreement with the Chicago Fire Soccer star Cuauhtemoc Blanco as the first-ever brand ambassador for the company. As part of his agreement with Best Buy, Blanco will work with Best Buy in the United States as the brand ambassador for the company's new Hispanic shopping experience. In addition, he will work closely with Best Buy's 45 Chicago-area stores to encourage learning through technology among young people. "Connecting with our Hispanic customers is a fundamental part of Best Buy's growth strategy," said Teresa Iglesias-Solomon, vice president of multicultural initiatives at Best Buy. "We believe our involvement with Cuauhtemoc and Chicago Fire Soccer will help us build long-lasting relationships with many new customers, especially those with a Hispanic background.
in Gadgets
via Display & Design Ideas @ 11:35 6th Apr
- Related
My iPhone makes a good paper weight. Sure, it does a lot of cool stuff like browse the web like a real computer, and sure it's easy and fun to use, but it's useless to me without Exchange support. Exchange is the cornerstone of my mobile life - without it, I'm out of touch. My emails are not sync'ed (unless I use lousy IMAP), my calendar doesn't look right, and oh...if I add a new contact to my desktop, it doesn't show up on my iPhone several seconds later. Sure, I could manually sync all of the above, but road warriors don't have time to manually sync.
in Handhelds
via Pocketnow.com @ 1:17 7th Mar
- Related
U.S. electronics store Best Buy said today that it is paying $2.1 billion for half of Carphone Warehouse in order to enter the European consumer electronics market, Reuters reports. Carphone’s 2,400 existing stores will continue to operate under the Carphone Warehouse and Phone House brands in nine European markets, and starting in 2009 the new company will roll out larger stores under the Best Buy name. Previously, Best Buy teamed up with Carphone Warehouse to create Best Buy Mobile in the U.S. The concept will be added to all Best Buy stores this year. The two companies also have been collaborating to bring Geek Squad technical support to European markets. Best Buy said the consumer electronics category is the fastest-growing in European retail over the past five years and represents about a £89 billion ($175 billion) market.
in Gadgets
via MocoNews.net @ 4:22 12th May
- Related
Edit/View My Profile
in Linux
via ActiveWin.com @ 6:13 8th Apr
- Related
Some of my contacts have recently received an email from an unknown sender featuring my full name in the subject and displaying, upon opening the mail, a message I received almost a year ago as an attachment. I deleted the message long ago, but have kept it in my recycle bin. Can it be that someone has gained access to my hotmail? Or does this sound more like a virus/worm? Can a virus or worm retrieve data from my hotmail acct even though I deleted all contacts and e-mails and disabled my hotmail address? Thanks, Morgane
in Computer Security
via IT Security @ 12:17 11th Apr
- Related
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard is being labeled a threat to Microsoft's platform dominance, with the operating system's new features such as Spaces, and the Mac's ability to run Windows, being cited as symptoms of the effect. BusinessWeek writer Gary Morgenthaler states that Apple's OS is loosening a "20-year death grip" that Microsoft has had on the industry, especially when combined with VM solutions such as VMware Fusion or Parallels.
in Handhelds
via MacNN @ 19:09 11th Apr
- Related
Pointsec® for Palm OS® is a substantial innovation in the enterprise PDA security solutions market. Pointsec for Palm OS appeals to organizations requiring enforceable and manageable security without compromising the user experience.
in Handhelds
via BizReport.com @ 23:19 8th May
- Related
SafeGuardGoTreo Software has released a new application for Palm OS. SafeGuard is designed to troubleshoot, prevent and help diagnose software problems with Palm OS devices, namely the Treo and Centro. The program aims to identify misbehaving 3rd party applications in order to remedy system crashes, software conflicts and device reset issues. It can maintain a history of application usage and all device crashes and resets, and can show you detailed information about what processes are running in the background. You can quarantine troublesome apps and GoTreo even claims it will help stop the dreaded "Reset Loop of Death" scenario.
in Handhelds
via Palm Infocenter @ 14:40 12th Mar
- Related
Search took 0.66 seconds.
|
|
