PS4 System Update Adds 3D Blu-Ray Support
Amazon Creates On-line 3D Printing Shop
Amazon has jumped on the 3D printing bandwagon by creating its first 3D printing shop! In the on-demand Amazon shop, products can be purchased, customised, ordered, 3D printed then delivered right to your door. The shop launched Monday and you can get many items including iPhone cases, home decoration, toys and even a bobble head that looks like you.
If You Use Facebook At All, You’ve Been Experimented On
Are you a regular Facebooker? Have you used it at all? Even a little bit? Maybe you are a faithful, every day (multiple times a day, of course) user, or maybe you only log on a couple times a week at most just to see what’s going on with all of your “friends”. Whatever the case, however much or however little you use Facebook, one thing seems to be true: at some point or another you have been part of some kind of Facebook experiment.
How to Get Gmail Read Receipts and Email Open Notifications
Whenever we send an email to the other person, we generally hope that the email will be opened and they will reply us with some response. Unfortunately, hope doesn’t necessarily mean that it will be done. In fact, there will be times when we are in desperate need to know if the receiving party has even opened the sent email. After all, most of us hate to be ignored.
First look at Evolve OS with Budgie Desktop
Evolve OS is a new desktop Linux distribution which includes the Budgie Desktop. The project has just started making its first public releases and is currently in the Alpha stage, so don’t expect everything to be working flawlessly. It is also worth noting that Evolve OS only supports 64-bit processors (x86_64 or amd64) and that there are no current plans to release a 32 bit version. This means you need a PC with at least an Intel Core 2 or Athlon 64 processor. Most modern processors from Intel and AMD are 64-bit.
Raspbery Pi Model B+ Released
The Raspberry Pi foundation has recently released a new version of its really small and adaptable computer, this week. This is the third model of the device, which includes USB ports for input devices (keyboard and mouse), an SD card slot, an Ethernet port and an HDMI port to enable connection to a monitor or a TV.
The Raspberry Pi Model B+ is now the third released version of the credit-card sized computer. The computer has sold 3m units since launch back in 2012. The computer runs a variant of the free and open-source operating system, Linux.
The Raspberry Pi Model B+ is now the third released version of the credit-card sized computer. The computer has sold 3m units since launch back in 2012. The computer runs a variant of the free and open-source operating system, Linux.
How to Activate File History in Windows 8 to Recover Files
Did you know that Windows 8 has a Time Machine like Mac OS X? Windows 8 supports a feature called File History that lets you retrieve accidentally deleted personal files so you won’t lose them again.
How to Take a Screenshot of the Windows 8 Logon Screen
So you have changed the wallpaper of your Windows logon screen and wanted to show it off to the world by taking a screenshot of it, but guess what? You can’t do it just by pressing the “Print Screen” button on your keyboard.
MTE Answers: Why Is Fiber Optic Internet Faster Than Copper?
Since its introduction, fiber optic Internet has been lauded as an innovation that would push broadband speeds forward significantly. Years later, we find this prophecy fulfilled, with Internet connections equaling 100 Mbps in downstream speeds, many of them reaching speeds much higher than that (i.e. 1-10 Gbps)
Four Android Apps for Creating Your Own Android Widgets
It almost goes without saying at this point that a big draw of Android is its immense customization options. Widgets have a lot to do with this, but just selecting a couple widgets and tossing them on your homescreen is merely scratching the tip of the iceberg.
Three Things You Should Know About Windows 9
It’s that time again. Microsoft has decided to place its bets elsewhere after the bet that mobile-desktop fusions would actually pan out in the end. After suffering disappointment from public reactions to Windows 8 and its Modern/Metro interface, it’s decided to up the ante a little bit and release a completely new operating system that follows a different formula. Sometime in 2015, Microsoft will be releasing Windows 9, and we’ve got a little bit of the scoop regarding what it will look like and how it will work. It’s time to put aside whatever we may feel about Windows 8 and see what Windows 9 might have to offer.How to Log In Into a Windows 8 Computer Automatically
Password-protecting your Windows computer is important to keep it safe from online and offline intruders, but entering the password each time you try to log in into your Windows computer is sometimes frustrating and time-consuming.
Handy Tips to Recover Free Space in Windows C Drive
If you are a Windows user for a long time, you have probably seen a low disk space warning or at least you have worried that you are using up all your C drive space. Often times, we even wonder what it is that’s eating up all our C drive space, and with more and more people using SSD’s for their operating system installation drive, we don’t want to waste any more space just because Windows chose to store some temp files.
iPhone 6′s Sapphire Screen Pics Leaked – Have A Look!
As the world inches closer and closer to the month of September, all eyes and ears are searching for anything that might give them more clues as to what to expect from Apple’s iPhone 6. Recent leaks (if you believe they’re genuine) show 2 bigger screen sizes for the popular phone – a 4.7 inch model and a larger, 5.5 inch big-brother. The leaked images also show the phone being more curved than we’re used to. Yet another rumor which has been circulating for some time is that Apple’s going to use sapphire to create the screen for their new flagship phone.
What Is an API? MTE Explains
The word “API” is flashed around a lot when talking about new apps and operating systems, but it doesn’t seem to target the general public. There are people out there very excited about new APIs appearing in different platforms, which might make you curious as to what exactly this thing is. There’s no easy way to explain what these things are, but then again, this is what we’re here for!
Defining The API
Defining The API
How to Hide and Keep Bookmarks Organized in Chrome
The bookmarks are important part of the browser. Yes It’s a great way for the browser to remember a webpage so we can keep coming back to it at a later time.
While in Google Chrome’s native Bookmarks bar may offer a way to organize bookmarks, an even better way of doing it is to try an extension called Popup My Bookmarks. In addition to doing what Chrome’s Bookmarks bar already does, this extension makes it easier to edit, move and create new folders right inside the popup window. Simply, it will help you to keep bookmarks organized in Google Chrome.
While in Google Chrome’s native Bookmarks bar may offer a way to organize bookmarks, an even better way of doing it is to try an extension called Popup My Bookmarks. In addition to doing what Chrome’s Bookmarks bar already does, this extension makes it easier to edit, move and create new folders right inside the popup window. Simply, it will help you to keep bookmarks organized in Google Chrome.
How to Stop Windows 8 Apps and IE Browser from Snooping Your Location
Anyone who keeps up with the latest technology news would agree with me that, while we enjoy the perks of connectivity and mobility, we have privacy problems. We are so swept away with the Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and trends that sometimes we are unaware of the data collected from our devices.
Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 Specs Leaked
We have been hearing rumors about the new successor of the Samsung Mega series for quite some time, and now it seems like Samsung is finally pulling up its sleeves and getting ready to launch.
5 of the Best Anti-Theft Apps for Android
The number of smartphones sold across the world is on the rise. New models continue to come out that are better than the last, and the people looking for a good deal is on the rise.12 The downside to this phenomenon is that the rate of phone theft is increasing as well. Fortunately for us, there are many Android apps out there that seek to protect your phone and help find it if it’s ever lost or stolen. Let’s run down the list of some of the best.
FrostWire 5.7.4 Released
FrostWire is a BitTorrent client that is a collaborative effort from many Open Source and freelance developers from all over the globe. You may remember it from it’s old days when it was formerly a Gnutella client?
By using the most recent version of FrostWire, users can enjoy the best program functionality possible. Bugs reported in older versions have now been fixed for the latest version. If there are any users which are still using FrostWire 2.5 or earlier, then you MUST update to the latest version.
Frostwire’s Key Features include:
Completely Free & Open Source! Faster Download Speeds. No Spyware. No Adware. Guaranteed. iTunesâ„¢ Compatible! Faster Torrent Speeds. Friendly Online Chat Rooms. Bittorrent Support! Even More Connections. New & Improved Skins.
The following changes have been made in this version of Frostwire:
* Fixes issues with youtube downloads.
* Recovered ability to download soundcloud urls.
* Can download entire soundcloud playlists from playlist url.
* Fixed broken Torrents.fm search.
* Updated Gson library.
Download FrostWire 5.7.4 (FileHippo)
Frostwire’s Key Features include:
Completely Free & Open Source! Faster Download Speeds. No Spyware. No Adware. Guaranteed. iTunesâ„¢ Compatible! Faster Torrent Speeds. Friendly Online Chat Rooms. Bittorrent Support! Even More Connections. New & Improved Skins.
The following changes have been made in this version of Frostwire:
* Fixes issues with youtube downloads.
* Recovered ability to download soundcloud urls.
* Can download entire soundcloud playlists from playlist url.
* Fixed broken Torrents.fm search.
* Updated Gson library.
Download FrostWire 5.7.4 (FileHippo)
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