After a period of expectancy, the next version of Windows Home Server has made its way to being released as a “public preview”. What this means is that the product is still very much in testing and many things may not work properly (or perhaps not at all). Codenamed “Vail”, Microsoft has unleashed this second …
Category: Operating Systems
Apr 27 2010
Windows Home Server V2 – “Vail” Makes its Debut
- By Boydo in Apple, Cloud, Macintosh, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Storage, Technology, Windows 7, Windows Home Server
Apr 24 2010
Microsoft Office 2010 RTM – First Look
- By Boydo in Microsoft, Operating Systems, Technology
For those who don’t know, Microsoft Office 2010 went RTM (which stands for “Released to Manufacturing” and means that the software has come out of testing and is finalised). So what’s new in this release? Office 2010 sees the new ribbon interface deployed to all of the applications in the suite. If you happened to …
Apr 23 2010
Feature Phones vs Smartphones – A Lopsided Battle
- By Boydo in Apple, iPhone, Microsoft, Mobile, Operating Systems, Technology, Windows Mobile, Wireless
Over the last decade I’ve owned a number of mobile phones (as I am sure most people will have as well). To give you a quick idea, these are the phones that I have used: Nokia 7110, O2 XDA (rebadged HTC Wallaby), O2 XDA II (rebadged HTC Himalaya), O2 XDA IIs (rebadged HTC Blueangel), O2 …
Apr 22 2010
Dual Booting Android on iPhone – Exciting Stuff!
- By Boydo in Apple, iPhone, Linux, Operating Systems, Technology
Some smart fellow has been quietly working on porting the Google Android OS to the iPhone and has caused a lot of excitement after his announcement today. It is still early days and Android is only running on the original iPhone at present but “planetbeing” has stated that it should be simple to port forward …
Apr 21 2010
iTunes for Windows – Good, Bad or Ugly?
- By Boydo in Apple, Browsers, CPU, Hard Drive, i7, Intel, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Processors, Safari, Storage, Technology
Not too long ago, Steve Jobs made a general comment regarding platforms in defence of the changes to the iPhone SDK agreement, specifically: We’ve been there before, and intermediate layers between the platform and the developer ultimately produces sub-standard apps and hinders the progress of the platform. Somehow, the extrapolation has been made that Steve …
- API, Apple, GTX 295, Hard Drive, i7, Intel, ipad, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, nVidia, Safari, SDK, solid state drive, Steve Jobs, VLC, Windows, Windows Media Player
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Apr 20 2010
Paper Manuals – Time to Say Goodbye?
- By Boydo in Connectivity, Content & Search, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Steam, Technology, Windows Home Server
In relation to a prior blog update (Steam vs Retail – Which is Best?), one of my friends (that’s you, Adam) made a comment that he likes to get a disc when he spends his money. I totally understand that some people like to walk out of the shop with something tangible. This got me …
Apr 19 2010
SuperGeek Arsenal – External Hard Drive Dock
- By Boydo in Hard Drive, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Storage, Technology
Any geek worth their weight in silicon will be prepared for almost any type technical problem or situation. One such device I reckon should be in a geek’s technical support arsenal is an external hard drive dock. A hard drive dock is important when you might have a computer that is refusing to boot up …
Apr 12 2010
Team Fortress 2 – Fun in any Language
- By Boydo in Gaming, MacOS, Microsoft, Operating Systems, PS3, Sony, Technology, Xbox 360
Are you a fan of first person shooters but don’t like the international war or zombie apocalypse genres that seems to be dominating the gaming industry at the moment? Perhaps you prefer something a little more light-hearted and casual when it comes to gaming? I don’t think I am a hard core gamer by any …
Apr 11 2010
Skype – Free Voice and Video Calls for the Masses
- By Boydo in Apple, Circuit, Communications, Connectivity, Fixed, iPhone, Linux, MacOS, Microsoft, Mobile, Operating Systems, Skype, Switching, Technology, VoIP, Wireless
Traditionally, people have relied on landlines and more recently mobile phones to keep in touch with their friends and loved ones. Sure, costs to call people interstate or internationally have come down over the years and mobile caps are helpful to a degree but you still end up having to bear the cost of communication. …
Apr 10 2010
LogMeIn – Remote Desktop Made Easy
- By Boydo in Apple, Browsers, Communications, Connectivity, Firefox, Internet Explorer, iPad, iPhone, Macintosh, MacOS, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Secure, SSL, Technology
Have you ever been away from home and found yourself needing to access a file or document on a computer at home or perhaps an important e-mail that you don’t seem to have on your phone? Perhaps you are one of those people that is often called upon to help people with their computer problems …
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