Web Talk

I don’t know what it is going on…maybe it is the fresh spring breeze which is nicely caressing my face announcing the forthcoming summer but, well, I want to play, and I want to do it a lot. That’s way, after writing of a nice website containing more than 200 games, here is another link to another website containing other 80 games and promising you to entertain with hours of fun. Its name is AndysLife.org and despite it is a very bare-bone site, it contains all the necessary to play! Try it now!

A few days ago I spoke a nice, shiny cellphone watch which promised to turn you into a 007 agent. Today I want to speak about another cellphone watch which is, if you ask me, more fashionable and, above all, cheaper! Its name is EP2502 and, apart from being a very classic watch, has got among other things a wonderful 1.3-inch OLED touchscreen and a 2-megapixel camera. It is also fully water-proof meaning that you can actually dive into the ocean with it, without being afraid of turning it into a small salt water aquarium! Other features include:

• OLED screen: 1.3 inch OLED 260k; resolution:128 x 160px touching panel.
• Triband
• MP3 player.
• MP4 player.
• Jpeg viewer
• T-flash support: free 512 tf card. extend to 2gb.
• Bluetooth.

Its price is set at just $299, and will be available from May 10th. Click here to buy it.

One of the most loved and hated features in Windows Vista is, without any doubt, its defrag utility. As a matter of fact, at a certain point of your computer’s life you will have to use it, and this will make you curse at Microsoft for hours. This little embedded utility is very important if you are one of those guys loving speedy-things because, once your computer starts slowing down, it defrags the hard disk to make it run faster. Basically, it gathers files that were stored on various areas into one continuous file. If you use Microsoft degrag this simple procedure could take hours discouraging from using it the next time. So, what alternatives are there to avoid this pain in the butt? There are many free defrag utilities in the Internet. These are some of the most used ones Continue reading »

So, it looks like Wii-things are getting closer and closer as far as homebrew is concerned. As a matter of fact, after the Zelda hack which lets you run tons of homebrew stuff, now it seems that some guy managed to create a homebrew channel. The Wii-guy who did it is called Bushing and managed to create a built-in support for loading ELF and DOL homebrew executables via USBGecko and TCP/IP, in addition to support for loading them on SD cards. Watch the Wiideo now!

Source: Engadget.com

There are many ways to look for things on the Internet. Anyway, many of them might be simply too tricky and difficult to use because they involve the use of complicated pieces of code. If simplicity is the thing you are looking for when searching in the web, then you have to got to try Boolify.org. As a matter of fact, by using its boolean terms you can refine your search and exclude a lot of useless results, just to focalize your search on the things that really matters to you. But what does Boolean searh mean? They are instructions (AND, OR, NOT) which tell Google what and how to search, including and/or excluding infos you are or you are not interested in. Of course you don’t have to learn anything about boolean codes because Boolify.org, thanks to its simple interface, makes the use of these instructions extremely easy. Here is a brief explanation of how this website works.

Got bored at work? Wish to play with some nice, free games, just to spend some carefree time while your boss is busy at some meeting? If so, Friv.com is the answer you were looking for. This simple website gives you the opportunity to play with some of the best games available on the Internet. There are about 220 “time-waster” to try! Just click one of the small square to start playing right away!

Some days ago I posted the whole saga of Windows XP Sp3’s release which was set for the 29th of April but, after some incompatiblity issues, was withdrawn and postponed to be defintly released a few days later. For those of whom don’t trust all the leaked versions which can be found on bittorent websites, here are the links to download the official copy of Windows XP SP3 directly taken from Microsoft’s servers:

• English: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ENU.exe 316.4 MB
• Danish: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-DAN.exe 305.9 MB
• Dutch: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-NLD.exe 305.8 MB
• Finnish: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-FIN.exe 306.6 MB
• Swedish: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-SVE.exe 305.7 MB
• French: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-FRA.exe 309.2 MB
• German: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-DEU.exe 313.1 MB
• Greek: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ELL.exe 308.9 MB
• Italian: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ITA.exe 308.0 MB
• Spanish: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ESN.exe 308.6 MB
• Turkish: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-TRK.exe 303.0 MB
• Japanese: WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-JPN.exe 325.6 MB
• Chinese (Traditional): WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-CHT.exe 320.9 MB

If you want to download the CD image files to create an update CD for Windows XP Service Pack 3, here is the link to follow.

If you installed Windows Genuine Advantege (WGA) addon in your Firefox browser, at a certain point you could wish to uninstall it from your computer and your life. This software serves only the purpose to bother you, and makes you curse at Microsoft when you try to download something from Microsoft Download Center. As a matter of fact, if you try to download restricted software, your browser will prompt you (thanks to the addon) to download and install WGAPluginInstall.exe which, once installed, will check if your Windows Vista or Xp is valid. WGAPluginInstall.exe installs npLegitCheckPlugin.dll and nsILegitCheckPlugin.xpt into Mozilla Firefox. Microsoft, as usual, has not given any way to uninstall the plugin, but luckily for us there is a little trick to get rid of it. Go to C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins folder, and then delete the npLegitCheckPlugin.dll file. Then, go to C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\components folder, and delete the nsILegitCheckPlugin.xpt file. At this point, if you want to see if you have really removed the plugin, on your Firefox address bar write: about:plugins. If any info related to the plugin appears you are done!