by Baloot on June 30, 2009
Canon has just launched its latest entry level digital slr camera, the Canon 500d. After the success of the previous year’s model, the Canon Eos 450d, Canon appears to have come up trumps again. This new camera features many features only previously found on the mega expensive professional Canon Eos 5d MkII and it’s amazing how much Canon have packed in for a remarkably low price.
To start with, a whopping 15.1 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor will be plenty big enough for any amateur photographer, with images being able to be printed with fantastic quality up to A3 size if desired. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on June 30, 2009
Well, we have heard a lot of about different versions of portable digital media players such as iPods (from Apple), mp3 players and mp4 players. But, what is mp5 player? If you visit different forums on the Internet, you would find people doubting the very existence of mp5 player gadgets.
Many feel a business gimmick targeted at hoodwinking the gullible consumers into buying the same old portable music players with no additional advanced features. Some would discourage you to believe in such things as mp5 player. However, you would be surprised to find the number of advantage you can get if you switch from your mp3 or mp4 players to an mp5 player. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on April 2, 2009
Are you looking for buying a new theater surround sound system for your home or office? Do you hate all the wires and cables that need to be connected to each speaker and make your house look bad? Let me show you the new piece of Audio Electronics that is available and can make you a big favour if you have this problems. Now you can buy a new set of audio theater for inexpensive prices as low as 100$ who have the - wireless speakers!
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by Baloot on March 25, 2009
The Amazon Kindle 2 and the Sony Reader PRS-700 are two of the hottest ebook readers to hit the market in the past 12 months, bringing reading pleasure to an entirely new level. For those who are new to ebook reading devices and are interested in getting one, here’s a comparison of the Amazon Kindle 2 vs. Sony Reader and how they match up against each other. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on March 25, 2009
It brought online bookstores to people. Now Amazon is bringing ebooks to readers and the device to read them with too. We’re stepping into the future of reading as more people catch on to reading ebooks. Without doubt, the Kindle ebook reader has done wonders in paving the way and now we have the Kindle 2, bigger, faster and more powerful. Fasten your seatbelts! [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on February 11, 2009
Many users who have migrated to using some form of Linux from Apple’s OS X, and even many who have not used OS X before find themselves looking for a Linux Dashboard solution. That is, many users look for a way to replicate the functionality of the OS X dashboard on a Linux operating system. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 27, 2009
The best way to get Linux training and Linux administration experience is to start by getting, installing and running Linux on a system. This allows you to actually work with Linux to run programs and learn Linux commands.
If you don’t want to buy a computer just for the purpose of running Linux, you can install Linux on your Windows system. You do this to create what is called a “dual boot” (Linux and Windows) system. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Guest Post on January 25, 2009
If you have your iPod on you then you can listen to your favourite music tracks anywhere you go. Its simple like you can listen to it in the car, on the move while jogging, when you’re working, when you’re working out, basically everywhere. And one of the better accessories that you can get to enhance your listening capabilities is an iPod FM transmitter. This is the perfect solution to get rid of those bulky speakers and those stupid wirings. Just all in one you need is iPod FM transmitter. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 25, 2009
The anticipation for Wii games continues to grow stronger. And pretty much every time, the games exceeds every gamers’ expectation. So, what I’m going to share with you are the top 10 Wii games. That way, you will know which games are the best to play. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 25, 2009
Platforms: Multi
Genre: First Person - Role-Playing
Developer: Bethesda Softworks
ESRB Rating: M
How can an atom smashed future can be so compelling?
It is one thing to have seen the pictures from Fallout 3, but it could never have prepare me for what i saw at the meeting in Bethesda latest big game. When I was finally let in and placed in front of a 40 inch flat screen. “There are a few things you can not talk or write about,” says some PR guy from Bethesda, while he starts a new game up for me. “You can not talk about your dad, you must not reveal …”, that is all i hear, befor my antisipation blocks him out. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Guest Post on January 23, 2009
When you press the power button on your computer and it just sit there with none of those clicking and beeping sounds along with the monitor still having that blank screen,you know that you’re going to have a bad day.
A computer that fails to boot can be one of the most pain staking things that can happen to a pc user.And in most cases, the user don’t have a clue as to what procedures they can take to get the PC up and running again. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 23, 2009
The first thing to do is STOP what your doing. You need to be very careful when dealing with this problem. If you are getting a popup that says 201Cwindows has detected spyware infection201D and then provides a link to spyware program DO NOT click on it. This is actually a trick used by various spyware, malware, and adware programs to simply infest your computer with MORE spyware.
If the message you are getting gives you more generic advice like 201Cinstall an anti virus or spyware remover to clean up your computer201D it is probably a legitimate threat. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 22, 2009
In our fast paced and technology savvy society we only want the best when it comes to the top gaming experience. The latest in the highest performance gaming experience however comes from
a source you probably won’t be expecting.
In general the most serious of gamers are considered to be a very demanding group of people. They know their computers inside out and they know what they want from them but did you know that many of these serious gamers are opting for laptops over desktops? [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Guest Post on January 22, 2009
What is a BSD Unix?
BSD family of Unix systems is based upon the source code of real Unix developed in Bell Labs, which was later purchased by the University of California - “Berkeley Software Distribution”. The contemporary BSD systems stand on the source code that was released in the beginning of 1990’s (Net/2 Lite and 386/BSD release).
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by Baloot on January 17, 2009
Sony Playstation Portable or PSP has become very versatile in terms of its applications and functional approach. The initial thought of having a portable game console have paved the road of multi-tasking and multi-function console, it sure has out grown its creativity from creator. The PSP console is more than just a game consoles, it has the capability as a portable video & movie player, web browser, personal organizer, music player and more. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Guest Post on January 17, 2009
You may not know that a PSP can pick up free wireless internet! So many users are blissfully unaware of what their machine is capable of, but it can be quite easy to set up if you know what to do! This guide will tell you exactly how to get internet on your PSP!
Requirements:
You will need to obtain two essential needs before you can start surfing the web with your PSP. You must be able to get some form of wireless internet source. It could originate anywhere, either from within your own home or in your local Starbucks, you just need to be in an area where the internet is available. Psp wireless settings adhere to the 802.11b wireless networking protocols, probably the most common anywhere, so virtually any wireless network connection will work for this. You will also need to get hold of a copy of Wipeout:Pure, which you need to get internet on your PSP. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 16, 2009
GPS systems are common, and typically only provide GPS technology. Pharos has taken a step ahead, in the technology market, and introduced a GPS system that not only offers GPS capabilities, but also includes many technologies offered on PDAs. Pharos’ Traveler GPS 525 comes with everything you need to track locations and directions, along with the other great technologies.
The GPS 525 ships with a PTL525 GPS receiver, windshield bracket mount, AC adapter, 12-volt car charger, USB SD card reader, headset, 512 MB SD card, navigation CD with U.S. maps and user’s manual come with the unit. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 8, 2009
If you’re lucky enough to own an Iphone, you are probably going to want to know how to download music for it. The iPhone is the gadget that everyone wants this year-and who doesn’t want to be able to carry around their music collections, their movies, and even their internet connection with them? Not to mention the fact that it’s primarily a cell phone.
In order to download music to your Iphone, there are a few things that are necessary. The first of which is a computer, obviously with an internet connection, and you will also need the right kind of lead to connect the Iphone to the computer. As well as those things, the most obvious thing is that you need somewhere to download from. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 6, 2009
We all notice that if you are a MySpace user, you’ve come across some profiles that you’re dying taboo to view but only to catch out that they’re set to private. You realize that the simply way to view their profile is to add them as a friend and hope they accept. Unfortunately, nearly of the time they don’t know you and they wont accept your friend request. However, I can show you how to view private profiles on MySpace. [still geek-ing? - read on]
by Baloot on January 5, 2009
Internet search and advertising giant Yahoo! has been a household name almost from its inception in March of 1995. During the dot-com bubble, Yahoo! shares sold at a record $118.75 a share. Thirteen years later, Stanford alumni and Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang has lost his position as the CEO, over a thousand employees have been laid off, and the company missed its opportunity for a great exit. In order to survive and restore its position in the market, Yahoo! must now undertake drastic measures and survival tactics. [still geek-ing? - read on]
