It was bound to happen eventually. On April 8, 2014, all extended support for Windows XP will stop. This includes hotfixes and security patches. Some of you might be thinking well that’s years away. That’s less than 1000 days away. Not so far when you look at it like that.
Most people that opted to stay [...]
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News
July 14th 2011 | Posted by Edg3
Computers, News
July 8th 2011 | Posted by Edg3
IBM recently celebrated it’s 100th year. Not kidding, 100 years. Aside from the personal computer, the company has been responsible for time recorders, cash registers, clocks, punch card machines, UPC barcodes, and a heck of a lot more. While we won’t get into the details of IBM’s history as that would deserve a whole blog [...]
Gadgets
July 7th 2011 | Posted by Edg3
There are enough painting apps for the iPad but this next one is special. The Crayola ColorStudio HD app turns your iPad into a coloring book. The app comes with a stylus called the iMarker that looks like a large crayon but is designed to interact with the iPad’s MultiTouch display. The app then treats [...]
Computers, News
February 23rd 2011 | Posted by Edg3
Microsoft has just released the first service pack for Windows 7 and it’s available for download. Interested users can get it by downloading it from the official site, through Windows Update, or by ordering the installation DVD.
From the official site, here’s what’s included:
“Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) is an important update that includes previously [...]
Computers, Software
February 9th 2011 | Posted by Edg3
Anyone who has used Windows long enough inevitably gets an urge to customize it. There are lots of transformation packs available that will make your desktop look like something else but if you want an easier way, we’ve got just the thing for you.
Magic Desktop lets you customize your desktop icons, wallpaper, start menu, themes, [...]
News
October 21st 2010 | Posted by Edg3
[Image courtesy of Wikipedia]
Google will be working with the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) to scan the entire Dead Sea Scrolls and bring them online. While Google will not do the actual photographing and scanning, it will add the search component to the Dead Sea Scrolls in different languages.
[High Five to Chloe Albanesius]
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