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Kaldata: Google adds auto translation to YouTube videos with captions
YouTube videos have this summer been enhanced with the option of adding captions and although they are useful, there's always room for improvement and that's exactly what has been tackled this weekend. By using Google Translate, YouTube's admins have been able to add an auto translate feature thatwill help provide real-time machine translation to any caption ...
Kaldata: Acer reported wanting 50% of netbook market in 2009
While it wasn’t the first or even one to innovate in the netbook market, Acer has been doing quite well when it comes to UMPC shipments in 2008 and is expected to do even better next year. With its 8.9-inch Aspire One netbooks selling like hot cakes, Acer will likely surpass its previously announced goal of 6 million sold units for 2008 and for 2009, the com ...
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 About: Buying New Hardware
When you buy new hardware for your PC, either for an upgrade or replacement, do you make your choice primarily on features, price, or brand?Almost everyone makes a purchase based...
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·ESET announces antivirus for Windows Mobile smartphones
NOD32 developer ESET has now launched ESET Mobile Antivirus, a security solution make specifically for mobile devices running Microsoft's Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pockets PCs Phone Edition or Windows Mobile 5/6/6.1. Making use of NOD32 scanning technology, the lightweight antivirus offers top-notch,highly-effective and non-intrusive malware and spam protection.To detail, ESET Mobile Antivirus' features include:- SMS Sp ...
·USB 3.0 specifications to be detailed later this month
Already seen reaching speeds of over 350 MB/s, the USB 3.0 aka SuperSpeed USB standard is about to enter the spotlight once more on November 17 at the first ever SuperSpeed USB Developers Conference. Hosted in San Jose, California by the USB Implementers Forum, the conference will see to the unveiling of the long-awaited USB 3.0 specifications which have been developed by Intel, HP, Microsoft, NEC Corporation, NXP Se ...
·Firefox hits 20% market share
Mozilla is celebrating after the news that its Firefox browser has hit - and surpassed - 20% worldwide market share."Congratulations to the Mozilla community for reaching this historic milestone!" states the official blog for the company.This is the first time Firefox has achieved the 20% mark, and notable as it faces increased competition from Google's recently launched Chrome browser.The figures come from the Marke ...
·Mozilla adds Private Browsing mode to new Firefox 3.1 build
Apparently the greatest thing since tabbed browsing, private browsing has found its way into beta versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 and Google's Chrome and now the Mozilla developers have added it to Firefox 3. Set to be one of the main new features of Firefox 3.1, the Private Browsing mode has been enabled in a new nightly build of the upcoming update.Once the Private Browsing mode is on, the browser will ...
·ArchLord (PC)
Gamers can download and play ArchLord for free with no monthly subscriptions or commitments. The online game challenges thousands of players to raise an armyand compete to become the game’s all-ruling ArchLord. Since moving to the free-to-play model, ArchLord has seen explosive new player growth over recent months with more players than ever taking on the challenge to c...Comments(0)
·Nothing new from Apple by the end of the year
Following the MacBook line-up refresh event last month rumors of more product updates have flooded the interweb, most of them suggesting that new iMac would be introduced this month. As almost always, Apple has kept very quiet about its plans thus leaving the rumors flourish and they did, until now.As explained by Apple spokesman Bill Evans to Macworld, the Cupertino company is pretty much done with new releases for ...
·Google adds auto translation to YouTube videos with captions
YouTube videos have this summer been enhanced with the option of adding captions and although they are useful, there's always room for improvement and that's exactly what has been tackled this weekend. By using Google Translate, YouTube's admins have been able to add an auto translate feature thatwill help provide real-time machine translation to any caption tracks uploaded.The auto translate option is available via ...
·Acer reported wanting 50% of netbook market in 2009
While it wasn’t the first or even one to innovate in the netbook market, Acer has been doing quite well when it comes to UMPC shipments in 2008 and is expected to do even better next year. With its 8.9-inch Aspire One netbooks selling like hot cakes, Acer will likely surpass its previously announced goal of 6 million sold units for 2008 and for 2009, the company is looking to deliver more than double that amount.Acco ...
·MSI offers TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress extended trial to show off CUDA
Teaming up with Pegasys, MSI is set to offer a special bundle with all its GeForce 8 and 9 series cards in order to prove the power of CUDA. As of November, MSI's cards will include a link to a special trial version of the CUDA-enabled TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder.While the 'regular' TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress demo version works for only 14 days, the package provided for MSI card owners will work for 30 days and enable t ...
·ARM, Visa, others to join the Symbian Foundation
The spawn of Symbian Limited, the open source-oriented Symbian Foundation is already backed by big names like Nokia, LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, AT&T, Vodafone, Texas Instruments, Sharp, Opera, ST-NXP Wireless and NTT DOCOMO but since it is a rather open 'club' as of now 12 more companies have joined in.Bringing the number of Symbian Foundation supporters to over 50, the new additions to the mobile phone pl ...
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·Buying New Hardware
When you buy new hardware for your PC, either for an upgrade or replacement, do you make your choice primarily on features, price, or brand?Almost everyone makes a purchase based...
·What's the First Thing You Do?
When you realize something is wrong with your computer, what's the first thing you do?Do you hop on your other computer and do a quick Internet search? Do you tackle...
·ALWAYS Backup the Registry Before Editing. ALWAYS.
It doesn't matter if you're "absolutely sure" that a Windows Registry edit you're about to make could in no way cause a problem, please, back up anyway. It takes less...
·STOP Errors Defined
Ever wonder what all that "computer junk" is that comes up on a Blue Screen of Death?There's a lot on there but a key part is called the STOP code...
·Big Guys or Little Guys?
When it comes time to take your PC in for repair (assuming you ever do that), are your more likely to take it to a big guy (i.e. Geek Squad)...
·There are Two Kinds of People in the World...
... those who edit their registry and those who avoid it like the plague.Sorry for the tired cliche but I rarely find a person who's in between. Many are comfortable...
·Do You "Patch When Broke" or "Patch When Told"?
Nearly every software developer releases regular updates to their programs to help fix errors that we the guinea pigs users find after installing and using the program. Hardware developers release...
·Are You a Regular "Reformatter"?
I don't know about any of you, but I'm definitely a regular reformatter. I'd say every 6 to 12 months.I'm referring of course to reformatting your PC and reinstalling the...
·Fact or Fiction: PCs Fail and Macs Prevail?
Come on - I run About.com's PC Support site. I know PCs fail. They fail a lot - but why?I've argued on several occasions that Windows-based PCs are more error...
·What's the Single Biggest Issue in Windows?
With Windows 7, Microsoft's next operating system, on its way, what do you think is the single biggest problem it needs to address?People are always complaining about one thing or...
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