Thursday, June 30, 2011
Multi-Bit Phase change memory created by IBM
IBM has successfully created multi-bit phase-change memory(PCM). It is expected to be a better alternative to Flash memory with more storage space, longer life and better performance than Flash NAND memory. Read more about it here.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Thank you!
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you that have downloaded my Gavin's Tech Secrets app on Windows Phone 7 and on Android. If you could do me a favor and take a moment to rate the app and leave me a comment I would appreciate it. I will try and post content more frequently as well. Once again thank you.
(Also thank you to all of you who read this from the Blog website)
(Also thank you to all of you who read this from the Blog website)
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great readers,
Thank you
Microsoft Launches Office 365 Globally
The new web app sweet of Microsoft Office launched officially today. Click here to read the full press release from Microsoft.
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Microsoft 365 launch
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Skip Annoying phone menus when calling companies with this free tool
Check out Fonolo.com They let you search for a company and then visually choose what department you need. They then will call you back when the person you need comes on the phone.
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Friday, June 17, 2011
How to replace and customize Android lock screen
Found this How to guide on how to customize your lock screen. Click here to check it out.
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Android,
android Lock Screen
Split large folders by number of files and by size
Came across this little tool today. I actually have thought that it would be really nice to have a tool like this sometimes. Especially when sending photos back and forth. This tool lets you specify the number of files to split up or the size to split. Download it by clicking here. Below is a screenshot.
| Folder Axe screenshot |
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Splitting folders
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Pinning in Windows 7
In addition to pinning programs to your task bar in Windows 7, you can also pin individual files that you open with that application. If there is a file that you know you always need to open but you don't want to clutter your desktop with a shortcut or always click File->Open or File->Recent, then this will come in handy. Below are a couple of screenshots using Notepad as an example program. Most programs on Windows 7 have this feature.
You can also "unpin" from the list as well by clicking on the pin next to the file.
You can also "unpin" from the list as well by clicking on the pin next to the file.
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Windows 7 pinning
Lynda.com
I recently discovered a learning site that is really cool. It is called Lynda.com They have a bunch of online video tutorials on Computer software. It is about $20 a month to have an account and then you can watch all of the videos you like. They are broken up into small chunks anywhere from 2-8 minutes long so you can watch as little or as much as you like. Check it out by clicking here.
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lynda.com,
software training
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Workaround for older software (like HotSync) with Office 2010
I recently won a free copy of Office 2010 but was disappointed to find out that I could no longer HotSync my Palm Centro with Outlook. Yes, I know I have an old phone and most of you may not know what HotSyncing your phone even is anymore. Anyway, I stumbled upon a help article that helped me so that I could sync my phone with Outlook again. Yeah! I was thinking that some other people may have this problem as well. The help forum I found described that you download a Hex Editor (here is a free one that works well) and then change the version number from a 14 to a 12 (Basically tricking Hotsync into thinking it is Outlook 2007 instead of Outlook 2010). Here is the forum post as well.
Friday, June 3, 2011
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