Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desktop. Show all posts
Saturday, 18 January 2014
How to share PC's internet connection with Android Devices
Monday, 13 January 2014
IBM will invest $1bn (£608m) creating a new supercomputer
Computing giant IBM has said it will invest $1bn (£608m) creating a new division for Watson, its Jeopardy-winning supercomputer.
Watson, named after former IBM president Thomas Watson, beat its human rivals in the US TV quiz show in 2011.
Sunday, 5 January 2014
How to SPEED UP SMARTPHONES, PCs
SPEED UP SMARTPHONES, PCs
With phones that support active multitasking, apps continue to run in the background using resources. They then tend to slow down phones. To prevent this, properly exit apps while using Blackberry or Android smartphones. There are also apps that close other apps, thus freeing RAM. Also, keep device memory free by removing unwanted files - images, movies, songs.
With phones that support active multitasking, apps continue to run in the background using resources. They then tend to slow down phones. To prevent this, properly exit apps while using Blackberry or Android smartphones. There are also apps that close other apps, thus freeing RAM. Also, keep device memory free by removing unwanted files - images, movies, songs.
Sunday, 29 December 2013
How to Automatically Get Subtitles on VLC player
How to Automatically Get Subtitles on VLC for Movies, Videos and Songs
Getting the Subtitles for your
movies aren’t that much hard in the Internet. Google can bring you the
best subtitle websites for your digital media collections.
RootKit Removers to Remove Malware
RootKit Removers to Remove Malware
Do you know that your computer can be easily compromised or hacked by many ways ? You can prevent that using better security applications. Rootkit access is the one of that way, which is designed to hide the existence of certain processes or programs from normal methods of detection used by Security applications and system itself. Rootkit enables continued privileged access to a computer. This Rootkit could be installed automatically, also it could be installed via attacking your computer and get the password of the system.Rootkit detection and removal is very difficult. Because it is stealthy program, escapes from all system scan and also it resides in kernel of the system( kernel is the main component of most computer operating systems). So you have to reinstall your Operating system or you have to re-format your entire hard disk to remove the Rootkit programs.
Portable Antivirus and Antimalware Software To Fix Threats Anywhere
Portable Antivirus and Antimalware Software To Fix Threats Anywhere
On certain occasions, you need more tools to get rid of these security threats when you Antivirus failed to capture those viruses and Malware Programs. Here, I’ve got you the five best Portable Antivirus and Antimalware software tools to help you in the crisis time or to prevent the crisis.
All the below Security Tools are portable, So you can run it from Your USB Drive also.
1. Comodo Cleaning Essentials
Comodo
Cleaning Essentials (CCE) is a set of computer security tools designed
to help users identify and remove malware and unsafe processes from
infected computers.- Instantly identify and stop every untrusted process running on an endpoint with a single click
- No installation required – can run direct from USB or user desktop via RDP
2. ClamWin Portable
ClamWin Portable is portable software package of the popular CalmWin Antivirus software.
CalmWin has,
- High detection rates for viruses and spyware
- Regular virus database updates. ClamAV team regularly updates virus databases to include a new virus/variant immediately after it appears
- Standalone Virus Scanner
3. Norton Power Erasier
Norton Power Erasier Eliminates deeply embedded and difficult to remove crimeware that traditional virus scanning doesn’t always detect. If you are being plagued by pop-up windows trying to get you to download security software or alerts claiming your PC isn’t secure? It sounds like you’ve been infected with a type of threat known as “scamware.” This powerful FREE tool from Symantec detects and eliminates difficult-to-remove threats, rootkits, and unique types of crimeware like scamware
Download Norton Power Erasier
4. aswMBR
aswMBR is the rootkit scanner that scans for TDL4/3, MBRoot (Sinowal), Whistler and other rootkits. aswMBR is the Anti-root application developed by Avast. This Program user Interface may look like old . but it has all the tools within this one package to detect and remove the rootkits. So don’t be fooled with user Interface.
5. Vipre Rescue
This tool is for severely Infected System and ones operating system not working properly. It runs on the Windows SafeMode. It doesn’t have the Graphical user interface, runs on the Command Interface. It scans your system very fast, you can see that in the CMD. VIPRE Rescue antivirus definitions change daily. Check the website to get the latest definitions.
Download Vipre Rescue
Sony USM-SA1 2-in-1 Pen Drives
Sony USM-SA1 2-in-1 Pen Drives for Smartphones, Tablets and PC
Cryptolocker infected about 250,000 PCs
Cryptolocker ransomware has 'infected about 250,000 PCs'
A virulent form of ransomware has now infected about quarter of a million Windows computers, according to a report by security researchers.
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
LG reveals Chrome OS desktop PC
| LG's Chromebase has much less internal storage than the PCs it resembles |
LG has announced the first all-in-one PC to be powered by Google's Chrome operating system.
Until now the Linux-based OS has only come pre-installed on laptops or boxes that required a separate monitor.Chrome-based computers tend to be cheaper than comparable Windows-powered rivals in part because Google does not charge manufacturers to include its software.
However, they run a more limited range of applications.
Popular products including Skype, Powerpoint, Photoshop and iTunes are all unavailable.
However, Google promotes a range of free and paid web-based alternatives that can be run through Chrome OS's browser.
Rocketing sales The popularity of what LG is calling "the first-ever Chromebase" may depend on its price.
The 21.5in (55cm) 1080p full-HD screened model resembles Apple's iMacs, HP's Spectre One range and Dell's Inspiron One family, which cost £700 or more.
However, it only has 16 gigabytes of storage - a relatively low amount - as it is Google's intention that users store much of their work in the cloud. This should help cut costs.
But the South Korean firm is holding back the suggested price of its machine until at least January, when it will be formally launched at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Samsung has already had success selling Chrome OS laptops, which have have dominated the two-year old ecosystem.
| Samsung has had most success selling PCs running Google's Chrome operating system |
Samsung has had most success selling PCs running Google's Chrome operating system
In a report covering the July-to-September quarter, the market
research firm IDC said other vendors - including Acer, HP and Google
itself - only represented a "tiny volume" of sales.Samsung's success has helped Chrome OS machines represent rare growth in the PC market, which has lost sales to smartphones and tablets.
IDC said ChromeOS devices had experienced 1,542% growth over the previous year, which compared with a 12% decline in the notebook and laptop market and a 10% fall in the PC sector as a whole.
The research firm notes that with 697,000 units sold in the third quarter, Chrome OS still represented a tiny fraction of the market.
Even so, a tech analyst from another firm said Microsoft still had cause for concern.
"It will still be worried about Chrome OS as a competitor to Windows because it was previously caught out by the resurgence that Apple saw with its Mac OS," said Chris Green, from Davies Murphy Group.
"Chrome OS also helps promote Google's own services, which consumers will then continue to use on Android or other smart devices instead of Microsoft's.
"Looking at the new device, while I think the desktop market is in terminal decline, consumers are still buying all-in-one units as hub devices that they can use for everything from ordering groceries to watching movies. And that's a space LG wants to be in."
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Apple desktops overtake Dell
Apple has long been the most-desired brand for tablets, smartphones, MP3 players, and streaming media devices on US shoppers' holiday lists. And, for the first time, the company also got ranked as the top brand for desktops this year, according to data from market researcher Parks Associates.
"Apple topped the list of intended brands for desktop purchases for the first time this year," John Barrett, Parks Associates director of consumer analytics, said in a statement Wednesday. "In 2011 and 2012, Dell was the top desktop brand, but Apple has displaced it, making Apple now the most popular brand across even more key CE categories."
Steadily moving up the list for desktop brands, Apple was in third place in 2011. In 2012, it displaced Hewlett-Packard for second place; and now, it has conquered Dell for first place. Parks Associates got its data for this year's most-desired brands from a national survey of 2,500 households in this year's fourth quarter.
For streaming media devices, Apple TV has held the top spot for the last three years. But, Parks Associates noted that while most shoppers say they want an Apple TV, many end up buying a Roku box instead. Last year, 34 percent of shoppers aged 18 to 34 said they planned to buy an Apple TV, and 15 percent said they planned to buy a Roku. In a later survey of actual purchases, Parks Associates found 24 percent bought an Apple TV and 29 percent bought a Roku.
It's possible the same could happen with desktop computers -- people say they want Apple, but end up buying Dell.
"Being the 'preferred' brand is certainly an advantage, but consumers can still change their minds," Barrett said.
Other brands that topped shoppers' most-desired list were Sony's PlayStation 4 for gaming consoles, Amazon's Kindle for e-readers, and Samsung for flat-panel TVs.
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