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Windows 7 offers you an extra, superb way to protect your sensitive and private data by letting you lock and encrypt any drive on your computer. Thanks this trick you will be able to keep out unauthorized, nosy people  and hackers from getting important information about you. Let’s see how to achieve this result thanks to a small embeeded utility called BitLocker
Encryption. Continue reading »

If you think that the picture you are looking at is showing you a new iPod  nano model well, you are wrong! As a matter of fact, this gadget called COOL-ER  is nothing else than an ebook reader, especially made for non-technologically inclined reader and with the primary goal to challenge the world famous Amazon Kindle 2 and Amazon Kindle DX. But let’s see together the specs of this gorgeous ebook reader. Continue reading »

If you are accustomed to surf the Internet a lot you might wish, while browsing a website, to save a document to read it later with calm. You might also wish to download automatically all documents belonging to a certain website, without browsing it page-by-page. If your ambitions are quite big, you might also search the whole Internet for those documents you are really interested in! If so, here is a nice Firefox plugin able to save you a lot of time by automating the process of  finding, downloading and saving documents in the Web in a couple of clicks.  Continue reading »

One of the most cryptically sentences Microsoft has ever made with its products  its the famous phrase in Microsoft Word ” Lorem Ipsum…”. Don’t lose too much time to try to translate it. In fact, it doesn’t mean anything and no, it won’t take you to some mysterious Microsoft Holy Gray treasure buried somewhere in the Bill Gate mansion! “Lorem Ipsum…” is nothing else than a latin-looking sentence used as filler text to test the general look and feel of a document. Here is a nice trick on how to automatically create and generate such a sentence without having to type it word by word! Continue reading »

If you are accustomed to visit a website or a blog a lot of times during the day, you might wish to have a shortcut which saves and spares you from the tedious procedure to type its web address in the Internet Explorer’s address bar.  Wouldn’t be nice, with only two clicks, to open Internet Explorer and have your beloved site already loaded and in front of you, ready to be read?  Here is a nice hack on how to add a website on the Desktop context menu of your Windows Vista (and maybe Windows 7 too). By the way, if you wonder what the Desktop context menu is, just go to your desktop, right-click any empty space, and there! You have just got it! Continue reading »

I have already written about this topic, widely. In fact, if you remember, I wrote about a freeware application which lets you disable shortcut icon arrows in Windows Vista. Anyway, if you are one of those guys who like doing everything manually, here is the step-by-step procedure which will lead you among settings and Windows registry’s keys! Continue reading »

So, who are the guys at the Projekt P.I.W.O ? Well, in my opinion they are a brillant group of talented geeks (they are  students at Wrocław University of Technology) who managed to create something unique. As a matter of fact, they turned a building to the hugest display ever seen! This ten minute show includes Pong, Tetris, Dr. Mario, and …Michael Jackson. Enjoy!

[via Engadget]

Toshiba has recently unveiled its new ultraportable notebook named  Dynabook SS RX2. This stylish model features the first  512GB SSD (Solid State Disk) and an incredible strength. As a matter of fact, it can resist from 75cm drop, 100cc water drop and 100kg pressure! Let’s see what other details it has got. Continue reading »