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Android 2.0, features of a little gem

TechieSouls Team — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:22:22 +0000

Almost by surprise, Google has released version 2.0 of its Android platform for mobile phones, based on GNU / Linux. Once consolidated through various manufacturers that have been launched over this 2009 terminals based on this (besides HTC: Samsung, LG and Acer among others local and lesser known), with this new major version will reach a state art that makes Android at the height of Apple’s iPhone OS or Palm WebOS (in case anyone still doubted it).

Beginning with the news, it introduces support for multi-touch interfaces. If you wonder if this statement because you are accustomed to using your Android phone with your fingers, say you work on a touch interface (it seems, are not the same), and in case you can use the multi-mode device is due additions to software made by third parties. What has made Google (thanks to the independent community of developers that swirls around Android) is to integrate this functionality into the code base of the system, thus achieving multi native support on any phone that has the appropriate hardware.

The difference between an interface and a multi-touch is that while the former can only manage a pressure point on the screen and respond accordingly *, the second can manage multiple simultaneous points, not just responding to them but also act accordingly. For example, the typical image of using a multitouch interface is a slideshow program, and photographs, in which and through two fingers can rotate pictures.

The web browser, a key element of the operating system that has given the company behind them, has been improved including support for elements of the draft of HTML 5, a trend that follow the main desktop browsers. Stresses powerfully native support for full screen video by tag, something that Google is very interested given the success of YouTube, the video streaming service Internet leader, which it owns.

The address book is “internationalized” and thanks to the new API for exporting and importing data, you can now synchronize with any external service. It also provides the tools necessary to connect to Microsoft Exchange servers, although the final implementation and use of this functionality is up to each manufacturer. Personally, I think this is smart move for Android is a valid platform for building business phone, but without neglecting either the end user market, especially the most multimedia enthusiasts. The manufacturer, and depending on the orientation of the model being built, you can use or not use this functionality.

We found several improvements in Android 2.0, enough to write several articles, but here I have summarized the most important. Those interested in exploring a bit more in everything that can bring this new major revision of Google’s mobile platform, please contact the blog post on the company that details the specifics, and download free and free of charge Android SDK 2.0.

With the entry of several manufacturers in the field of Android (among Sony Ericsson, which recently presented the Xperia X10), this coming year 2010 was an excellent future holds for this platform based on Linux, and I’m sure we will see him achieve a quota respectable market, eating away market share from Windows Mobile, Symbian and to a lesser extent, BlackBerry. However, the assault on the iPhone platform I see it more difficult, but not for technical reasons, the fame among iPhone users makes it an object of fetishistic desire, which is often valued more than their technology status.

* And, in fact, if pressed on another point will see the cursor “goes crazy” going from one point to another or giving random answers.

This article has been written by Guillem Alsima for one of our partner sites, and automatically translated to english.

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Fileinspect.com – the Windows Process Library with a Different Approach

MOin — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 06:15:02 +0000

Not many people can say what exactly each process does when they take a quick look at the Windows Task Manager. An average computer user will recognize some of the processes, but will need to Google others to find out what they do. This can be especially difficult if some processes are run by malware.

Even fewer people know how to fix process-related errors. There is a number of websites that offer generic processes descriptions, that are usually automatically generated and, to tell you the truth, aren’t of much help if you are trying to fix errors. So, you have to Google again, ask questions on forums, etc. – basically, you are forced to spend a lot of time researching.

File Inspect Library Beta is a new Windows process library that has a different approach.

Its developers try to not only provide general process descriptions, but also offer tips and fixes for possible problems. For example, if you go to www.fileinspect.com and do a search for Windows Service Host Process, svchost.exe, you will find a thorough article that explains what is svchost.exe, what it does, and how to fix svchost 100% CPU usage.

Users can contribute to the website by rating processes (safe-unsafe-dangerous) and leaving comments, asking questions, and suggesting possible fixes for process-related errors.

Another useful thing about this site is that Vista and Windows 7 users can download a small free tool called Fileinspect Sidebar Gadget.

This sidebar tool will display the most resource-heavy processes running on your system, which is quite handy if you don’t want to have the Task Manager opened all the time, but would still like to know what’s going on. If you click on the magnifying glass sign next to the process name, you will be able to read a detailed process description. Very handy!

The site is still in Beta and processes descriptions are still being added. Also not all processes have a detailed article describing them – most of descriptions are still pretty generic. But it’s clear that Fileinspect.com developers are going for a different, more personal and helpful approach.

This guest post is written by Liz Vasileva. Liz is a technology writer. She loves everything to do with computers, classical music, opera, and travelling. She blogs at www.auslogics.com/en/blog

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How to Waste Spammer’s Time and Participate in the Race Against Spam

MOin — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 07:02:28 +0000

Over the years (and especially recently) I’ve been getting a lot of spam from poor, hapless folks in dire need of money (relatives of prices in Nigeria’s the big one here, although more recently I’ve had spam from people who were supposedly victims of Katrina, or a Tsunami, or a bad divorce, or they were in the right place at the right time just before a dictator was toppled…you get the idea), who offer you a small percentage of a ridiculous sum – usually millions of dollars – in exchange for your contact information or more likely, your bank account.

A couple times I’ve even had my parents – both intelligent people with advanced degrees – send me emails they’ve received to the effect of, “You may just have won the UK lottery,” and ask, “Is this for real?” This kind of spam, particularly the Nigerian ones, is called 419 spam. How can the average computer user take a step further than using simple spam blockers and fight back against the criminals who employ this method to gain the trust and money of unsuspecting internet users? One word: spambaiting.
Spambaiting is the practice of engaging the spammers – because these emails are most often sent and replied to by real, live people rather than bots – in long, meaningless diatribes that result in wasting their time and preventing them from going after more susceptible individuals. It’s kind of like trolling, but in reverse, and if you have time on your hands and a little bit of savvy, you can visit sites that will show you how you can fight against 419 spam at a grassroots level. What’s more, since it looks like a lot of 419 spam originates with people who don’t have a particularly good grasp of the English language, you can wind up with some pretty entertaining emails to show around the office next time the topic of spam comes up.

Of course, there are some basic safety precautions you should take before you start engaging in spambaiting, since in the end the people you’re dealing with are breaking the law and trying to extract money from innocent victims. If you decide spambaiting is for you, remember not to use your real name (or even your real email address – as social networking sites become more prevalent it gets easier for spammers to figure out who you are and how to take advantage of your identity, so sign up for a fake account with a free provider) or to hand out any real information on yourself. Above all, be creative, and remember that whatever the spammer you’re dealing with might say, you’re the one in control.

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12 Most Wicked Looking External Hard Drives Available In the Market

MOin — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 21:12:48 +0000

A few weeks ago I bought an external hard drive and my first preference was the best ratio between outlook and performance because external hard drives lay out on your desk and gets the maximum exposure around your working space.

Today I am going to mention all the external hard drives I found during my HD hunt. If you are looking to buy a good looking external hard drive then this post will help you to make a good decision and you don’t need to search any more for a perfect suitable external storage device for yourself because I am pretty sure you are going to find one from my ’12 most good looking external hard drives’ collection.

For the curious ones: which hard drive did I buy from the following collection? I bought ‘Western Digital My Book Studio Edition’ because the features it offers suits me best and I love the way it looks.

1. Hitachi [re]Drive

Energy-efficient external hard drive uses less power

Eco-friendly ingredients and packaging

Automatically powers on or off with your computer

Simple plug n play add-on storage

Turbo USB 2.0* interface, up to 25% faster than USB 2.0

Also compatible with USB 2.0, 1.1

Award-winning Fabrik backup software, including 2GB free online backup

Friendly, free unlimited technical support

PC and Mac compatible

2. Transcend StoreJet 35 U

Works with all 3.5″ SATA hard drives

Two connection options: eSATA or USB2.0

eSATA for maximum performance up to 3.0Gb/s

USB2.0 interface assures universal compatibility

Silent 80mm cooling fan reduces risk of HDD failure

External power adapter and eSATA cable included

Includes StoreJet?elite backup software

Hot-swappable / Plug and Play

Stylish aluminum housing

Anti-slip vertical stand

LED indicator light

3. iOmega eGo™ Midnight Blue

Rugged-Perfect for travel environments, the Drop Guard^TM feature protects the drive when dropped up to 51″ (40% above the industry average!)

Small and stylish solid aluminum enclosure

Preformatted and hot plug-and-play

No AC adapter needed

Compatible with PC and Mac®

USB 2.0/1.1 compatible

Transfer rate: 480 Mbits/s

4. Western Digital My Book Studio Edition

Plug and play

Automatic backup

USB 2.0 compatibility

FireWire 400 and 800 compatibility

eSATA 3 Gb/s compatibility

Formatted for Macintosh

Compact book like design

Capacity gauge

Environmentally friendly

SmartPower™ features

Designed to keep the drive inside cool

5. Maxtor One Touch 4 Plus

Automated OneTouch™ Backup

USB 2.0 or FireWire 400 interface

1TB Capacity

7200RPM, 16MB Cache Buffer

Maxtor SafetyDrill™

Sync Your Files

Easy-to-Use Interface

Maxtor DrivePass™ and Encryption

Simple Setup

6. Toshiba USB 2.0 Portable HD

USB powered for portability

Small size saves desktop space

Plug and play, ready to go out of the box

Easy to use Windows and Mac software

Internal shock sensor and ramp loading technology to help protect your drive

Simple solution for backup or increasing computer storage

7. Seagate FreeAgent Go

Available in 250GB, 320GB, or 500GB capacity

The thinnest portable drive available. Even the cables are compact

Ten different colors to suit your style and let you tell one FreeAgent™ Go from the next

Automatic backup for peace of mind

Encryption technology keeps your files safe

Easy synchronization means you always have the most current version with you

Access your files without fumbling for cables

Preloaded software means easy setup

8. Verbatim USB Portable Hard Drive

Bus powered – no AC adapter or power cords required

Includes easy-to-use backup software

Increase the storage capacity of your laptop or desktop PC

Transfer files between office and home

Store and take music, photos, and video anywhere

9. Acomdata PureDrive

Hi-Speed USB 2.0

eSATA

On-Off Switch

Mac & Pc ready

Security lock slot

Near-Silent Operation

Vertical & Horizontal Placement

Stackable

10. Cavalry Cauc Series

3.5″ hard disk drive

One touch backup

OS backup function

USB 2.0 (USB 1.1 compatible) interface

Plug & Play for Windows 2000 and newer (Pre-formatted to NTFS)

Transfer rate of 480Mbps (USB 2.0)

Hard drive activity LED

Aluminum case

11. Acomdata Enigma Ruggedized Mobile Drive

Fingerprint biometric access

Password Protect

Military-grade AES-128 encryption

Hi-Speed USB 2.0

Pc ready

Bus-powered operation

Plug and Play

12. Seagate FreeAgent Desk

Available in 500GB, 640GB, 1TB, 1.5 TB and 2TB

Sleek, modern, brushed metal design

Lay it flat or on its side, you choose

Automatic backup software makes it easy

Software encryption keeps sensitive files and folders private

Easy to sync between FreeAgent Desk and other drives

Fast data transfer with USB 2.0 interface

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5 Simple Ways to Speed Up Your Computer

MOin — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 23:23:37 +0000

We all want our computers to be fast. And there are a lot of ways to speed them up – you could upgrade your hardware (adding RAM is the easiest solution), use lots of Registry edits, disable various services, etc. But if you are looking for a fast and easy way to improve your computer speed and performance, here are 5 tips that will not harm your computer in any way and will make it run a lot faster.

1) Speed Up Windows Explorer

If you feel that Windows Explorer takes too much time to start, there is a thing you can do to speed it up. The reason it is slow if because Windows automatically looks for network files, shared folders, and devices when you start Windows Explorer. You can disable this option by doing the following:

Open Windows Explorer
Click on Tools menu
Then click on Folder Options
Click on the View tab
Find Automatically search for network folders and printers check box and uncheck it
Click Apply, then OK
Reboot

2) Optimize Appearance Settings

If performance is the highest priority for you, I’d recommend optimizing appearance setting, because all those visual effects that we are so used waste system resources. Some people think that it’s only the graphics card that has to deal with it all. Wrong – CPU and RAM are affected as well. And Vista is even worse in this respect, because its graphics are more advanced and slow down your PC a lot.

Luckily it’s very easy to configure XP for best performance by reducing unneeded visual effects:

Go to Start – Settings - Control Panel
In the Control Panel click System and go to Advanced tab
In the Performance Options window select Adjust for best performance
Click OK and close the window

By doing this you will turn off all visual effects, which is especially good for less powerful PCs and laptops. But if you’d still like Windows XP to look nicer, leave the following boxes ticked:

Show shadows under menus
Show shadows under mouse pointer
Show translucent selection rectangle
Use drop shadows for icons labels on the desktop
Use visual styles on windows and buttons

3) Uninstall Unused Device Drivers

There is absolutely no need to have device drivers left if the device itself was uninstalled. You don’t want those drivers to waste system resources, right? Because anyway you don’t need them anymore. This happens because you install its drivers when installing a device, and those drivers get called each time you boot up your PC. The bad thing is that even when the device has been uninstalled, the drivers are still there and your system continues to load them at boot up.

To get rid of them:

1. Press the Windows key + the Break key on your keyboard to open the System Properties box

2. Select the Advanced tab

3. Click Environmental Variables

4. Under System variables click New

5. In the variable box type devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices

6. Type 1 in the variable value text box

7. Click Ok and return to the System Properties box

8. Click Ok again

9. Go to the Device Manager tab

10. Click View – Show hidden devices

Then you need to expand all branches and search washed out icons – they show unused drivers that you can remove. To remove a driver, highlight it, right-click on it, and select Remove. Be careful though, because you don’t want to delete any used drivers! So make sure you delete ONLY washed out icons.

4) Remove Software You Don’t Need

Most people like trying out new software. So, we download programs, install them, and… sometimes never use them at all. Why keep them then? Because having too many applications makes your computer slow on starup. Go to Start – Settings – Control Panel – double-click Add/Remove Programs.

Check which programs you don’t need and get rid of them.

When Uninstalling Software Fails

Sometimes removing software can cause problems. A very common one is that some programs leave some data behind and your system gets cluttered with junk files.

And sometimes the uninstaller doesn’t work at all. But not to worry – you can always remove the software manually. What you will have to do is find the folder where the program is installed. Usually it’s the Program Files directory. Find the software folder and delete it. If some files don’t want to be deleted, try restarting your computer. This will help if the files were used by the system. If you still can’t remove those files, try booting in Safe Mode (tap F8 during PC boot) and then delete the files.

After that you need to get rid of invalid Registry entries. Microsoft has a free Windows Installer CleanUp Utility to help you do that. Install and open it and then select the program you want to uninstall from the list. The utility will remove all registry entries related to that application. I suggest backing up the Registry before you do this. Just in case.

Another way to cleanup the Registry is to use a third party Registry cleaner. Always be careful and use ONLY well-known and trusted software that has received positive user reviews. There are lots of programs that say they are great, but in reality they can do more harm than good.

A very simple way to uninstall programs without having to worry about it at all is to use a software uninstaller. Those uninstallers find and remove all entries related to the software you are uninstalling and get rid of it all in one go.

A good program for that is Auslogics BoostSpeed, because it contains both an uninstaller and a Registry cleaner, plus lots of other useful utilities to optimize and protect your system.

5) Disable Indexing Services

Indexing can be useful, but can also make your computer slow and loud, as it takes up RAM and makes the hard drive thrash. This service is used to update the lists of all the files that are on your computer, so that you can search for files faster. Disabling it will make your search a bit slower, but your computer a lot faster. I recommend disabling it.

Go to Start - Settings – Control Panel
Double-click Add/Remove Programs
Click Add/Remove Windows Components
Uncheck Indexing Services
Click Next and then click Finish

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25 Beautiful Free WordPress Themes That Offer Theme Options

MOin — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:30:50 +0000

WordPress is one of the most widely used blogging platforms and there are ever increasing numbers of plugins and themes being released for it. Vast numbers make searching for the perfect theme for your blog a tough job.

Today I intend to help you find the perfect theme by offering a list of great wordpress themes that offer some great theme options allowing customization from the admin dashboard.

Description:

The Buffet Framework is a theme framework designed not only for the theme developers who will be using the theme actions and filters to create the child themes, but also for the end users who would be able to add and remove what they want.

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Integrate ReShouts to Twhirl Desktop Client

MOin — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 07:59:10 +0000

Digg one the most popular social media website removed Shouts feature a couple of days ago for security reasons and spamming complaints. They replaced shouts with Twitter and Facebook, when you submit story you share it on your twitter account and post it story to facebook profile to let your friends know about dig submission. This new replacement is good for many reasons and bad for only one reason ‘Shouts are gone’ many of the diggers were still relying on shouts to get diggs and to promote their submissions. Now when ‘shout lovers’ were screaming for help in the middle of no where a knight came with a brilliant solution which is a lot better than shouts but is more effective and productive.

ReShouts.com is the solution, Reshouts work like microblogging platform many active diggers joined it and now they (including me) are sharing dig stories here and there to let their friends know about their submissions. In this post I am about to tell you that how to integrate Reshouts with Twirl (popular twitter desktop client).

Well now you have full fledged ReShouts desktop client. Happy digging

1. First of all Download Twirl from here

2. Select “laconi.ca”

3. Enter your @diggshout.com

4. hit the “+”, then click “connect”

That’s it, you’re done.

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WP Soul Free WordPress Theme by TechieSouls

MOin — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:12:51 +0000

Download WP Soul | Demo

WP Soul designed and coded for content healthy blogs to give content more exposure and load as fast as possible. WP Soul is a full fledge theme which won’t require any external modding to make your blog ready to go. As soon as you install and activate the theme you’ll be able to adjust sidebar ads, RSS subscriptions button and form options, Author info, Twitter button integration, Header Logo image (if you don’t want to use text) and Social media icons on blog posts. You can set all these options right inside your Admin panel.

Full Feature List:

Simple & Elegant look
Fast loading structure
xHTML and CSS Valid
Supports comments threading and paging
Fully WP 2.7.1 support
Premium Quality
Styled Blockquote
Styked Sticky post
Fixed Width
2 Columns
Right Sidebar
Many theme options
Free of cost

What can I adjust from Admin Theme Options??

Header logo image: If you want to use image in your header image just enter image URL.
Sidebar 125 x 125 ads: You can tune sidebar ads from inside your theme options just enter banner URLs and enter link for them.
RSS form and button settings : You can enable sidebar RSS buttons and if you are using feedburner to manage feeds for your blog then you can put your feedburner feed address and name to use feedburner links instead of default wordpress feed address.
Twitter button settings: You can enable Twitter button to show in your blog sidebar. To link twitter button to your profile just enter your Twitter Name.
Author info box: You can enter information about yourself in author info and enable it to show in sidebar.
Social icons box: Its upto you if you want to enable Social bookmarking icons in your blog posts you can even set your own text to show above icons.

Screenshot of WP Soul Admin Options screen. (click on thumbnail for full view)

Installation:

Extract the wpsoul.zip file in a convenient location
Copy the ‘wpsoul’ folder to ‘/wp-content/themes/’ directory in your web server.
Log in to the WordPress Administration Dashboard
Select the ‘Themes’ sub-menu from ‘Appearance’ menu
Select the WP Soul theme from the available list of themes to preview
Activate the theme.

Where are Admin Theme Options??

Sign in to your Admin Dashboard.
Under Appearance tab click on ‘WP Soul Theme Options’ menu.

Download WP Soul | Demo

The easiest way to install this theme is to get it from the WordPress themes directory, this way you can upgrade to the latest version easily using the in-built theme auto-upgrade tool. http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/wp-soul

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Download Best Free Nokia Symbian Themes

MOin — Mon, 25 May 2009 17:34:27 +0000

If you have Nokia symbian based mobile and you are looking for some cool themes for your mobile phone then let me tell you, this is accurate place to download some free themes that actually looks awesome. I am mentioning some beautiful and professionally made themes by Theme Artist Nahid. He is more like a magician of themes I never saw such beautiful and wicked collection of themes at one place.

In order to download theme follow download links available under each thumbnail or give Nahid Website a visit to download full collection of Symbian themes for your mobile.

Clean – Download

Technology – Download

Mix Red – Download

Sea Wave – Download

Shadow – Download

Gray – Download

Dotted Stripes – Download

Girl – Download

Electro Blue – Download

Colorful V2 – Download

To check full collection follow this link.

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Create Reminders online with Task.fm and notified by E-mail, SMS or Phone (voice)

MOin — Sun, 24 May 2009 20:09:25 +0000

Task.fm is an online utility which let you create task reminders and notify you via sms, e-mail and phone (voice) as per your settings and requirements. With Task.fm’s simple and point to point interface creating task lists and make them as reminder is so easy and simple. You just create lists for individual tasks select task for which you want to be notified and your reminder is set to buzz you on specified time.

Task.fm can become you personal digital assistant after setting up tasks you don’t need to worry about forgetting anything important. You can create one time reminder or you can make it repeat event reminder e.g. a specific reminder will buzz you everyday or every week like “Take tommy for a walk at 6.pm”.

Natural language reminders

create reminders using natural language e.g “meeting with bob at 3pm”

Task lists

task.fm is also the simplest to-do list manager. Easily create reminders for individual tasks

Email, sms and voice calls

reminders can be sent out via email, sms, voice calls or all three

Repeat Events

create repeat events ie. “meeting with bob every Tuesday at 9am”

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