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Simulators fight with traditional games for PC screens
Hamburg - Fans of computer simulation games will be happy to see the genre making a renaissance this season, even as a flood of standard games pours into stores to keep more traditional gamers happy ahead of Christmas. Three new simulators are headin...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Games (Technology) ]

Computer and internet briefs, Sunday 8th November 2009
Washington - Having trouble figuring out how to create a PDF document? If you already have a program such as Acrobat, Foxit, or PDFCreator installed and you do not see the PDF button in the application from which you'd like to create the PDF file, yo...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Internet (Technology) ]

New long-life battery laptops from Dell
Frankfurt - Dell has released two new laptops from the nascent ULV class. The 13z and 15z are members of the Inspiron series and cost 550 and 580 dollars respectively. ULV stands for Ultra Low Voltage and refers to processors designed to work at lowe...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Technology ]

New user interfaces could make computer mouse obsolete
Berlin - Scientists developed the so-called X-Y position display for monitor systems all the way back in the 60s. That breakthrough begat the mouse, which gained dominance in the 80s. It has remained the number one user input device ever since. Yet n...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Technology ]

Windows 7 and Vista offer best file search
Hamburg - Ever wonder where you stored a certain file on your computer? If you have the new Windows 7 or even Windows Vista on your computer, you won't need any extra software to answer that question. The functionality already built into Windows 7 an...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Technology ]

Solo or parallel: Installing Windows 7 on your computer
Munich - Windows 7 has arrived to greater accolades than any other operating system from Microsoft before it. Even so, it seems unlikely to inspire waves of users to rush out to buy a computer with the operating system already installed or simply wip...

[Posted on : 2009-11-08 ] Category : [ Technology ]

Panasonic begins takeover of Sanyo
Tokyo - The Japanese electronics company Panasonic Corp on Thursday began its planned takeover of the battery manufacturer Sanyo Electric Co Ltd. The world's largest producer of consumer electronics started its bid for the world's largest manufacture...

[Posted on : 2009-11-05 ] Category : [ Technology ]

New electric bikeboard offers cool new way to cruise through the city
Berlin - Buzz past obstacles slalom-style and overtake whole queues of traffic with ease. This promise comes from the makers of a new electrically-powered bikeboard and they hope the three-wheeler will be a hit with trendsetters and senior citizens a...

[Posted on : 2009-11-05 ] Category : [ Technology ]

UN approves universal mobile phone charger
Geneva - The United Nations telecommunications unit has announced it's found the solution to the lack of universality in chargers for mobile phones. The International Telecommunications Union in Geneva says it has approved an energy-efficient one-ch...

[Posted on : 2009-11-05 ] Category : [ Technology ]

Youth ministry blocks any email bearing the word 'teen'
Wellington - The New Zealand government department responsible for issues to do with young people cannot receive any emails with the word teen in them because they are automatically blocked as potentially pornographic, a news report said Wednesday....

[Posted on : 2009-11-04 ] Category : [ Internet (Technology) ]

 

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