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30/12/2014

PhD students from MIT's Media Lab have invented a way for simple objects to interact with your computer, tablet and mobile device. This new technology not on...

14/12/2014

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25/05/2014

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21/04/2014

HI EVERY BODY........
FOR THOSE HAVING THE PROBLEM OF INSTALLING BLUESTACKS AND IT BRINGS ERROR: 25000 THEN HERE IS THE SOLUTION GUYS
i)FIRST DO NOT INSTALL THIS VERSION OF BLUESTACKS (BlueStacks-SplitInstaller_native.exe)..
INSTEAD DOWNLOAD THIS AND INSTALL>> (BlueStacks_HD_AppPlayerPro_setup)...
NOTE:In the middle of the installation process, you may get the same graphic card error 25000. But do not worry and Simply click on the ‘OK’ button and the process will continue without any issues..THEN YOU ARE DONE.

13/04/2014

LTE

LTE (Long Term Evolution) is a wireless broadband technology designed to support roaming Internet access via cell phones and handheld devices. Because LTE offers significant improvements over older cellular communication standards, some refer to it as a 4G (fourth generation) technology along with WIMAX.

With its architecture based on Internet Protocol (IP) unlike many other cellular Internet protocols, Long Term Evolution supports browsing Web sites, VoIP and other IP-based services well. LTE can theoretically support downloads at 300 Megabits per second (Mbps) or more based on experimental trials. However, the actual network bandwidth available to an individual LTE subscriber sharing the service provider's network with other customers is significantly less.

Long Term Evolution service is only available in limited geographic areas, but telecommunications providers have been actively expanding their LTE services.

13/04/2014

LOCAL NUMBER PORTABILITY

What exactly is Local Number Portability (LNP)?

Quite simply, LNP, or number porting, is a system that enables end users to keep their telephone numbers when switching from one communications service provider to another. When deregulation came to the telephone industry, many new service providers emerged, giving consumers a choice of services and prices. Yet, switching to a new provider meant getting a new telephone number.

Number portability changed that, making it easy for consumers to freely select the communications service provider of their choice and retain the same telephone number
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16/02/2014

5 Tips to Extend Your Laptop Battery's Life

1. Keep your laptop battery cool. Batteries degrade more quickly when they're hot. That means you should keep vents clear -- don't put your laptop on a fluffy pillow or a cushioned surface that will cover vents and trap heat.

2. Don't pack your laptop away in a backpack or other enclosed space when the battery is still warm, trapping the heat. A battery that's frequently hot to the touch will lose life a lot faster than a battery that isn't constantly being stressed. Worst of all: If your laptop crashes or refuses to shut off properly, the battery can get extremely hot when packed away in your bag. Check it to make sure it hasn't gotten dangerously hot while stowed away over the weekend.

3. Don't charge your laptop constantly. If you only occasionally take your laptop away from a power outlet, but leave it plugged in to charge 24/7, you're leaving your laptop in a state of perpetual charge at the 100% point -- and that is bad for the battery's long-time health.

4. If you tend to use your laptop mainly at your desk, exercise your laptop battery by running it down and recharging it once or (even better) twice a month.

5. Alternately, you might want to physically remove the laptop battery if you're using the laptop at your desk for long stretches of time. If you do remove it, don't store it in a fully charged or depleted state. It's best to store it in the middle -- between 40 and 50 percent of full charge.

14/02/2014

Who’s in charge of the Internet?

No one is, but everyone is.

Unlike the telephone network, which for years in most countries, was run by a single company, the global Internet consists of tens of thousands of interconnected networks run by service providers, individual companies, universities, governments, and others.