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Just in case you have a special feeling for mother nature, here is a wonderful wristwatch which has been pumped with all kinds of tech features for your joy only. A couple of months ago, I got for Christmas a nice Oregon Scientific Weather Forecast Watch (RA121) which, despite its sleek and stylish design, has just got one important  feature (well, apart from telling the time which is not a feature at all in my opinion!) namely a special sensor able to measuring barometric pressure trends. Now, this Time Expedition WS4 has got some many things to show off,  that now I can’t look at my watch without thinking: ” I wish I could change you with a WS4!” Continue reading »

Nowadays privacy is a big issue. In most cases, protecting your data and sensitive information is a crucial necessity not to be scammed and defrauded. I have already spoken about this issue widely in Web Talk. You may want to read my articles on how to hide folders without any application, lock your software, find out if your Gmail has been hacked, know if a web page is infected, create strong passwords and much more.  Today, I want to speak of how you can securely lock and hide folders in your computer to prevent users and malicious people from opening them. Continue reading »

Google has just released a new service called Google Voice. This new application helps you better manage your voice communications .It will be initially available  to users of GrandCentral, a service Google acquired back in July of 2007. Continue reading »

Did you know that Windows 7 has got an hidden account with administrator privileges and something more?  The main advantage of using this account is that you won’t be bothered by the famous UAC (User Account Control) which constantly nags you with warning reminders. Here is a trick to enable and turn on the Hidden Administrator account. Continue reading »

Samsung has unveiled its next-generation phones, S5600 and S5230, which will let you have a pretty good idea of the upcoming future thanks to their innovative and “highly-geeky” features. As a matter of fact, this new generation of phones is getting closer and closer to what I call Portable Media Stations, able to do a variety of amazing things thanks to an omnipresent Internet connection which will link you to the rest of the world and cyber-world. Do you remember the new Samsung  i900 Onmia and Instinct I reviewed a few months ago? Well, with the new S-series they belong already to the past! Continue reading »

By default, if you want to log-on  in Windows 7 you need to enter a password. In case you are the only user of the computer, this procedure may become quite irritating and time consuming. Let’s see how we can turn off this feature and automatically log-on in Windows 7. Continue reading »

Apple has recently released a new iPod Shuffle in the wild. This new model stands out for its nice, gorgeous design and its memory which, with this release, reaches 4 GB! Another big difference with its previous models is the control wheel which has been completely dumped. But let’s see together the new iPod Shuffle in detail. Continue reading »

Samsung has recently unveild its next-generation Portable Media Player Q2 (YP-Q2). This little, powerful device stands out of the crowd thanks to its amazing long-lasting battery which can give you around 50 hours of music on a single charge! Continue reading »