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This is not the first time I speak about issues related to the taskbar in Windows 7. You might want to read this article of mine on how to add the recycle bin on the taskbar. As a matter of fact, if a user right-click  the Control Panel icon located on the Start Menu, he will get the nasty surprise that there is not any  “Pin To Taskbar” option in the contextual menu. Plus, the famous drag-and-drop won’t work in this case. If you want badly pin and add the Control Panel icon on the taskbar of your Windows 7 operating system, just follow this trick. Continue reading »

Just in case you don’t know about it, Internet Explorer doesn’t allow you to login, open and check different Gmail accounts simultaneously or at the same time. As a matter of fact, Internet Explorer shares the same session cookies among different windows and tabs. This means that if you login a Gmail account of yours from one tab, you won’t manage to login to another Gmail account using another tab. You will only manage to login to the same account. Here is a nice hack letting you login different Gmail accounts from Internet Explorer. Continue reading »

Well, the title of this post may look like a little shocking, but that’s just what it is meant for!  A few hours after the release of the brand new iPhone 3G S, the guys at Direct Fix, right after having gotten one of it, have successfully managed to dismantle and disassemble the little Apple phone just for …fun? Or maybe because they are insane? Or because they have tons of them somewhere in their houses or what? The funny thing is that they made a video out of it and they posted it in the Internet, just in case you want to do the same. For brave, stout hearted guys only! Continue reading »

The latest Firefox version namely Firefox 3.5 is getting a step closer to the final release with its latest build which has recently reached RC1 (Release Candidate 1).  This new release is the seventh development milestone of Firefox 3.5. What follows is a list of its improvements and the link where to download it. Continue reading »

It was just a matter of time before Microsoft would come out with its own antivirus/antispyware application and it was just a matter of time before the application would be leaked in the Internet! As a matter of fact, Microsoft is getting ready to release a new free antivirus and antispyware application called Security Essentials aka Morro. The application is based on Microsoft’s current paid solution, OneCare. The public release is set for tomorrow 23th of June but useless to say it has already been leaked in the wild. If you don’t want to wait till tomorrow, here is the links the  leaked Microsoft Security Essentials 1.0.  Continue reading »

Toshiba has just unveiled its new ultraportable computer called Satellite U500. This new model officially launches Toshiba into the ultraportable market. Despite the fact that its  price is not cheap, the new U500 adds so many interesting features, all missing from the “official” ultraportable computers, that it is really worth being noticed and reviewed! Continue reading »

Sonix7, a small British overseas company, has decided to challenge big companies such as Microsoft and Apple releasing its new PMP (Portable Media Player) called Sonix7 Media Pro. I have decided to write about this little, nice device just because I like when somebody wants to fight and show how good he is at producing pieces of hardware which have got nothing to envy to other famous products such as Microsoft Zune or Apple iPod! Continue reading »

Dr. Mobile (have you ever heard of such a brand?) has just  unveiled its new 11.6 ultraportable. This new netbook doesn’t add any thrill to the vast pool of cheap ultraportables already available, but anyway it is worth being noticed for its WiMAX connection and a couple of other features which make it stand out of the crowd. Continue reading »