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In light of yesterday's updates, Apple has issued an update to its solution for managing the Macs on a network, distributing software, providing real-time online help, and more. Version 3.2.2 improves reliability with the Copy Items command, and fixes issues surrounding the Force Quit All Applications and Copy I... |
17 September 2008
02:52 GMT |
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So you've upgraded to iPhone software 2.0, downloaded the App Store and started browsing it, only to stumble upon a strange app, simply dubbed Remote, huh? Go ahead, download it with confidence - Apple itself developed it for you to use on your iPhone and control the iTunes library on your Mac, as well as the so... |
11 July 2008
17:36 GMT |
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I'm sure most of us, if not all, had or still have a home video game, or went to play arcade games at some point in time. You might have noticed a remote-like device resembling a firearm or a pistol that can be used to shoot objects displayed on a TV screen, generally referred to as a video game light gun. The p... |
21 April 2008
05:54 GMT |
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NetBlender has announced BD touch, a new technology that will enable iPhone and iPod touch users to control their Blu-ray players. Denny Breitenfeld, the CTO of NetBlender, told gizmodo.com that what they're offering is far more than just a standalone app, but a package containing a professional Blu-Ray authorin... |
10 April 2008
05:56 GMT |
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Some iPod owners see their portable Apple player as more than a... well, portable Apple player. They also use it as a living-room entertainment device as it connects beautifully to a stereo and plays a whole library at max volume. But you don't want to sit around your stereo all day, you want to control the iPod... |
21 February 2008
05:58 GMT |
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It's no secret that each and every one of us would rather sit on our arses doing nothing all, satisfying most of our needs remotely. Now we can, thanks to Wayne-Dalton who has crafted the WDUSB-10MAC, hailed as the world's first Z-Wave-enabled home control system, according to engadget.com.Just so everyone&... |
25 January 2008
08:45 GMT |
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Tired of getting home to your non working Xbox 360 remote? Everyone can agree it can be a drag getting up every time you want to turn the volume up, or switch to a different viewing mode, not to mention skip through the chapters if you're looking for something in particular. So whether it's the DVD features... |
3 January 2008
08:56 GMT |
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When I saw this I remembered someone once said that a good caddy can be far much more than a faithful assistant, but a real friend in need. Feeling like it's time to get rid of your silly golf caddy? Then check this out! The Stewart Golf X3 remote golf caddy is the ultimate way you can gang with the cool golfers... |
5 December 2007
14:46 GMT |
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I guess everybody likes to stay home and work remotely without having to go the office in order to do his regular activities. A recent study conducted by Citrix revealed that 23 percent of the Americans and 41 percent of the business owners already work remotely using the power of the Internet. Moreover, 62 percent o... |
27 November 2007
10:00 GMT |
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I guess that many of you are aware of the fact that keeping a firm secure is not an easy thing to do. Some people aren't even able to keep their own home computers safe, need I say more about huge networks? And in case you were thinking that an IT manager's work for the day ends when he leaves the office, t... |
1 October 2007
05:11 GMT |
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Firms today face two major security risks, one coming from skilled hackers and the second from sloppy employees. But, as you might have figured out there are way more sloppy employees than skilled hackers. Sophos' software can block employees from bypassing security policies, which is great. This will solve a lo... |
25 September 2007
04:40 GMT |
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The Japanese company Hitachi developed a brain-machine interface, a new technology that allows you to control electronic devices without lifting a finger. It does that by reading brain activity and analyzing slightchanges in the brain's blood flow to detect brain motion, which is then translated into electric s... |
23 June 2007
06:15 GMT |
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Universal remote controls are pricey. That's not an assertion, it's actually a universal truth. Well, if you're the rich&slothful type that got tired of pushing "ze" buttons, perhaps you might be interested in what Logitech is cooking. The word goes that famous PC peripherals manufacturer is working on... |
8 May 2007
03:05 GMT |
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Have you ever needed to access some documents stored on your home desktop while at work? Do you want to use that powerful server on your LAN for running heavy applications that your low-end PC doesn't support? How about a persistent VNC connection to a Linux desktop environment; have you ever needed that? These ... |
24 April 2007
05:09 GMT |
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