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Make Your Own Light Show With DIY Color Changing Tubes

2012-06-25T00:52:00.000+07:00

The good folks from Audiobody are finally sharing the secrets behind their awesome light shows, well, at least one of them anyways. If you fancy juggling then why don't juggle some color-changing light tubes instead? Hit the jump to see the full details on how the magic is made, including an instructional video. For the new DIY-ers out there, don't worry, the video is easy enough to understand for everyone. At least that's what they said.

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Should You Wait For Surface?

2012-06-21T20:30:00.000+07:00

Just 3 days ago, Microsoft announced its first tablet with Windows 8 called "Surface". It's as official as it can get, with Surface's official page finally opening up at Microsoft's website. So, if you're currently in the market for a tablet, this announcement might leave you wondering whether to buy that new iPad HD or wait for Surface. After all, the Surface can make you wait for at least another 3 months. Hit the jump if you're wondering if Surface is really worth the wait.

Is Your Computer Working As It Should?

2012-06-18T01:43:00.001+07:00

Is your computer working as it should? If you have more than a gazillion programs installed and running at the same time then they are probably not. If your computer is not functioning like when you first bought it (or built it), then hit the jump for some tweaks and downloads that can help your computer return to its former glory.

How To Eliminate PDF's Major Annoyances

2012-06-13T20:19:00.002+07:00

If you have ever used a computer this last 10 years, then you must have known about PDF. The PDF file format have hosted several medias we all are familiar with, like e-books, software guides and product instruction manuals. Unfortunately they are annoying to deal with, especially if you use Adobe's Acrobat PDF reader solution. Hit the jump for a faster-alternative PDF reader downloads, more PDF tips and creative PDF workarounds.

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The 5 Most Awesome Hackers Wannabe Computer Pranks

2012-06-10T02:16:00.000+07:00

Everyone must have wished to do something "hacky" at one point in their lives. Have you ever felt the urge to 'tamper' with your friend's computer while they are away or in the toilet? Forget writing embarassing statuses in his/her Facebook or checking up their history, that's just child's play. These pranks will leave your friends freaking out while you laugh away (secretly, of course)

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System Tool And How To Remove It

2012-06-07T13:25:00.000+07:00

Have you got a "System Tool" window popping out in your desktop every minute? Bad news, you are infected with a very, very annoying virus. To clean the virus out of your computer you'll be relying on this guide. Click read more to go on.

Unsubscribe Annoying Emails Before It's Too Late

2012-06-03T16:04:00.002+07:00

If you are anything like me, which I am pretty sure of, right now you probably have around 1000 or more junk emails sitting in your inbox. If you are still sitting in the triple digits then good, you can still stop them before it's too late.

Learn When To Buy Apple Products

2012-05-31T20:21:00.000+07:00

So, you have probably decided to buy something from Apple. Be it their MacBook Pro, Macbook Airs, iMacs, iPhones, iPad, iPod Nano or iPod touch you should know when is the right time to buy Apple products. That 5 minutes you are spending to read this are probably going to save you some money, even more than a hundred bucks. So there should be no time is money problems here right?

Discover Gmail Hidden Features

2012-05-30T02:27:00.001+07:00

Gmail is currently rated as the most popular e-mail client in the whole world. It offers you a clean and simple interface that is very easy to navigate and look at. If you have an account, you might not know that there is a settings page integrated in it. It's kinda easy to miss and even if you saw it I highly doubt anyone ever took the time to explore Gmail's setting page. Anyways, I took a quick stroll inside (so you don't have to) and found some very, very interesting features that Google had probably forgotten to mention.

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Gadget Saturday: Wireless Router Hacks

2012-05-27T14:03:00.000+07:00

Today's post will follow my Gadget Saturday tradition where I will write tips, tricks, hacks and reviews for a type of gadget every Saturday. I will write about wireless routers today, and first, I am going to tell you that they are a very powerful block of electronic that you can mod, hack and tweak. If you don't have a wireless connection at home, then this will convince you to get one!

Mark Zuckerberg Launches His Camera App

2012-05-25T20:41:00.000+07:00

Today, Facebook has finally revealed its purpose for buying Instagram in early April. It's a Camera app called.. can you guess? It's Facebook Camera, duh. But aren't there too many of those already? For its features and differences from other camera apps read more below.

Top 5 Ideas For Your Cloud Space

2012-05-24T23:18:00.000+07:00

There seems to be no end to cloud services popping out everywhere. Google Drive, Microsoft's SkyDrive, Dropbox, just Box and probably many others. I now have exactly 70GB of pure cloud goodness: 8GB of Dropbox space, 10GB on Google Drive, 50GB on Box, and 7GB on Microsoft's SkyDrive. But for what? For all people who are wondering what to do with all those space here are the top five ideas you can do.

Augmented Reality: By Leap Motion

2012-05-24T18:14:00.000+07:00

Throw away your mouse and keyboard, motion gestures is the way to go! Well not now, obviously. I still have to type this article. This reminds me of the Robert Downey Jr.'s Ironman movie? Do you remember the scene where he uses hand gestures on a table screen to build a virtual suit? I think it's very awesome, kind of like an augmented reality photoshop. Well, maybe it's all possible now in the near future, with what they call the super awesome Leap Motion Control. (exclude the super awesome)

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The Short Guide to Computer Stores Language

2012-05-23T13:13:00.000+07:00

Have you ever gone to a computer store by yourself? Be it your local BestBuy or any computer stores, it can be a pretty annoying experience since pretty much everyone of their employees are self proclaimed "tech experts". Especially if you don't understand what they are talking about, that's when you start to say yes to everything they are going to say. In today's post I am going to teach you the short guide to computer stores "language".

German Glove Enables Deaf-Blind To Text

2012-05-22T22:58:00.000+07:00

Faith in humanity restored! It's kind of old news (from April), but it's interesting enough and I always thought that I am going to post this news if I have a blog. German's Design Research Lab has developed a special glove for the deaf-blind to text. Yes, text! How can a glove help them to text? If I didn't know any better I'd say they would be more obstructive rather than helpful. Have you ever tried typing in your small mobile screen with a glove? Well, you can't. Learn more after the break!

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How To Learn Designing Yourself: The Short Guide

2012-05-21T19:08:00.002+07:00

Drawing is always a bit of an inconvenience to me and let's face it, gaining the same results like one of your friends' or family member's artistic talent works is pretty much impossible, they just have the knack for it. But I have to think of it in a different way when I started this blog. If designing the page personally and drawing an image is a way to get visitors to come in, then it's always a skill to learn. By the way, the image above? It's not me who drew it. Sorry. Hit the jump for some image production tips.

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How to Build Your Own PC 101 Part 2: Buying the Stuff

2012-05-21T15:37:00.002+07:00

How to Build Your Own PC 101 Part 2: Actually Buying the Stuff

Following Part 1, you might be confused right now, guessing which computer parts you need to buy and which is which. You might be thinking, "What the F*** is a processor?" and "What is a motherboard?". Well no need to get confused, I am going to explain them in detail right now. Read more after the break!

How to Build Your Own PC 101: Planning

2012-05-20T21:49:00.000+07:00

Today I am going to teach you how to build your own PC (This post will be the first out of a series of how-to's that I am going to post later this week). Everyone must have one of those techie friends that are able to build one. Ever wonder how they do it? After reading this you will be able to do it yourself!

Gadget Saturday: Portable Chargers

2012-05-19T17:25:00.000+07:00

Gadget Saturday: Portable Chargers

Today's post is my first article in gadget reviews, which I will call as Gadget Saturdays. This follows my High Fives series and as you can see from its name, I will have a review about a gadget written every Saturday from now on. So please follow if you are interested, I just built a code for following on the top right section of the site so be sure to try it!

This time I am going to write about the power of portable chargers and which one is best for you.

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Chrome and Top 5 Features Hidden From You

2012-05-19T02:44:00.000+07:00

So, this marks my first High Fives series. I am quite satisfied with this category name, kinda like a pun? I don't know what it's called exactly, probably the reason why I fail in English class. Going to write more posts like this so please follow if you are interested. The High Five category will contain top 5 tech tips and computer tips such as what I'm going to post now. Onward then!

Google Chrome, with its darn simple, minimalistic design we all love have probably just managed to hide its best features from most of its users and boy, are they good at it.

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TinEye: Reverse Image Search

2012-05-17T15:53:00.000+07:00

tech account, tech tips, computer tips

Once, I had to solve a "fun" college trivia, one that requires me to guess where an image comes from. My teacher was willing to give 5 extra marks (in Literature) to people that can solve them.

Simply put, I was given a series of images/screenshots from random movies, some were vintage and some others were recent movies.

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What's New: Yosemite National Park

2012-05-15T12:08:00.000+07:00

It's official, the Yosemite National Park(Fresno, California) has gotten its own HD webcam, allowing anyone with a decent internet connection (and a computer) to watch its whole glory anytime they want.
It's free and open to all, and is updated every 30 seconds globally.

To those who want to see it now check the link after the break or click here.

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Cut, Copy, Paste- The Most Basic Keyboard Shortcuts

2009-12-03T11:22:00.001+07:00

Cut, Copy, Paste

Over the foremost 15 years I have learned how to use keyboard shortcuts that has helped to ease up all the work I need to do over the computer and on the internet. Today I'm going to discuss the most useful ones of all keyboard shortcuts.

About

2009-11-29T17:37:00.000+07:00

Anthony Wijaya is the sole author and founder of techexperience.net. I am 17 years old this year (2012),
living my college life here in Indonesia and love Ironman to the core.

Let's see, I love the color blue along with pink (contrast, not girlish or something like that), and am addicted to buying domains.

My blog talks about technology primarily (but not limited to). I am focusing on the life aspect in technology (how it can help you) and tries to write some news in between.

I write 2 hours a day, slipping in between my busy college duties (homework anyone?).

Luckily, I major in computer science, which kinda helps with this whole blogging stuff. Hopefully Techexperience will grow along with me while I study for web design and stuff.

English is not what you call my "Mother's Tongue", so excuse a little grammar mistakes here and there along the way.

Techexperience was born when I was 14, so it is 3 years ago. Got bored then and only started blogging again the month before (Damn you young me!). Deleted all my junk posts and started to write serious posts, good or not you decide.

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