ASUS VivoBook S400 Looking Popular, Then inside Database
Posted about 01 November 2012 By Chippy We’ve really added the ASUS VivoBook S400 to the database (The 84th Ultrabook) plus I note which it’s absolutely very the favored product. At about $ 700 for a touchscreen 14.1”-er, it’s not too surprising though for which cost you’re not getting best-of-specs! 1366×768 resolution is virtually a budget computer specification as well as the crossbreed difficult drive won’t be because swiftly because an SSD. The fat is not precisely class-leading either nevertheless we do receive a free RAM slot inside. We’re nevertheless striving to track down info found on the power ability for we. Given the present spec list plus ASUS’ standing this might be a absolutely desirable entry point into several Touch Windows 8 efficiency plus fun. The S400 is currently accessible from several stores inside the USA plus it’s currently the #2 right marketing Ultrabook at Amazon.com. As for the [...]
The Ultrabook Database – Improved!
I’m certain various of you’re inside plus looked about the product database. We’ve kept it up-to-date with each Ultrabook plus it’s been very favored. 20% of the website traffic is today going to the database. Over the last year we’ve built tools about the database to test plus create it simpler for we to locate what you’re trying to find however now I updated the interactive list with a couple of new attributes which will help we navigate from the next wave of Ultrabooks which is providing more qualities inside unique shape factors. The Ultrabook database is here. There are 106 Ultrabooks plus ultrathins inside the database today, 69 of that are true Ultrabooks. Along with all the requirements of every device you include hyperlinks to videos, information plus ratings together with pictures, a connected treatments list, comments, certain notes along with a brief review. Where prices are accessible you [...]
Categories: Notebook Review Tags: Database, Improved, Ultrabook
Chef Master's International Flair Doesn't Make Up for Poor Database Design
By Lisa Cekan, PCWorld Aug 27, 2011 1:36 AM Given how many recipes are available on the Internet for just a few clicks, the only reason to buy a recipe storage program like Chef Master ($ 15, limited demo)is because of a superior interface. Unfortunately, this interface is not quick or easy to use. It’s simple and cute, with a blinking animated chef in the upper left and a nifty map of world continents that you can click on to bring up a list of countries. But once the novelty has worn off, Chef Master doesn’t do a good job of accessing recipes quickly and easily. Structuring it hierarchically by continent and then country means that you have to do much too much clicking to get to individual recipes. There’s no search function on the main page or even within the list of countries. You have to click the [...]
Categories: Gadget Review Tags: Chef, Database, design, Doesn't, Flair, International, Master's, Poor
Microsoft Pulls Office for Mac 2011 SP2 Auto Update After Outlook Database Corruption [Mac Blog]
Following the release of Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 2 earlier this month, a number of users began reporting issues with corruption of Microsoft Outlook databases. In response, Microsoft early last week acknowledged the issue, providing a workaround for those who had yet to update their Office installations and a fix for those who had already updated and were experiencing problems with Outlook. On Friday, Microsoft announced that it was taking an additional step and removing Office for 2011 SP2 from Microsoft AutoUpdate until the Outlook corruption is resolved. The update can, however, still be downloaded manually and installed once users follow the directions to rebuild their Outlook databases. Our goal is provide the simplest update experience for everyone – so we have temporarily stopped pushing out the SP2 update through Microsoft AutoUpdate while we investigate the issue. Customers are still able to obtain the SP2 update via the [...]
FCC Plans Stolen Phone Database to Discourage Theft
By Jared Newman, PCWorld Apr 10, 2012 9:06 AM Wireless carriers and the Federal Communications Commission are working together on a plan to make stolen cell phones worthless. Together with law enforcement, they plan to create a database of phones reported as stolen. Wireless carriers would then disable voice and data services for these stolen phones, making them a lot less attractive on the black market. When a phone is stolen today, users can cancel their service through their wireless carrier, but that doesn’t stop thieves from reactivating the device under a separate service plan. Verizon and Sprint already block stolen phones from being reactivated, but GSM-based carriers such as AT&T and T-Mobile, whose phones use swappable SIM cards, do not. The database will consist of Unique Device Identifiers, or UDIDs, so if carriers are blocking a specific UDID, inserting a new SIM card won’t work. GSM carriers will [...]
Categories: Gadget News Tags: Database, Discourage, Phone, plans, stolen, Theft
Tomboy: Powerful, and Free, Database for Notes
Take the intuitive simplicity of jotting down a quick note in Notepad, combine it with the ever-present nature of Stickies, and add easy linking between topics that’s even more instant than TiddlyWiki. You’ve got Tomboy: A free application that makes managing your knowledge easy and fast. Tomboy did not start its life as a Windows application: It is a part of the open source Gnome project, which is a desktop environment for Linux. To use it, you first need to install something called GTK# for .NET, a toolkit used to create cross-platform graphical user interfaces. This is a separate download, but the Tomboy installer links to it. Tomboy stays out of the way while providing powerful search, formatting, and linking features. Once you have Tomboy installed, it looks like a native Windows application. If you are used to the tiny-looking notes that Stickies creates, you may be surprised to discover [...]
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