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One problem you may face with an XBMC Linux installation (or appliance running XBMC) is connecting to and scraping your media that resides on a NAS. You have to do a little tweak to your Diskstation to get XBMC (and some other appliances) to work.
Since Google announced its hugely popular Google Reader service will be shutting down on Just 1st, tens of millions of users have been left wondering where to turn to next to get their news fix. The web giant made the shock announcement on its developers blog last week confirming that a fall in the number of users was one of the reasons for closing down the service. So as Google looks to putting its energy “into fewer products” Google Reader users will need to seek out an alternative service. Here we take a look at some of the options that are available.
We have eagerly awaited the release of the mobile versions of 3DMark. It will be great to finally be able to compare benchmark performance of devices running on different operating systems. Now that the Android version is out in addition to the Windows version (iOS and Windows RT will follow), we tested eight Android smartphones.
Today Futuremark are releasing, for free, a version of 3DMark which runs on Android (3.0 and above). This is their next step in allowing us to compare the latest mobile devices to each other with iOS support to follow soon. We have had some time with the new Android edition of 3DMark and today we have a selection of benchmark results from various devices as well as some information on the software itself.
Futuremark tunes into the mobile world with 3DMark for Android, benchmarking just became a whole lot cooler for smartphones and tablets.
Futuremark last week, Rightware this week - Basemark X wants to melt your smart device with its benchmarking stress. Let's take a look at this new mobile benchmark.
The data stored in our phones are invaluable, and losing them by any chance would be nothing short of a nightmare to us. For this reason, there are several security apps available today in the market and it is crucial that you select the best one among them for your phone. Today, many of us have an android phone and thus keeping all the data stored on it safely is our key concern. Although they are loaded with a number of amazing features, android phones are extremely vulnerable and thus protecting it from any malware attack is quite important. There are some well-known security apps in the market today, which are capable of relieving you from the trauma of losing any important info from your Android phone.
We have seen quite a few Windows 8 tablets emerge since CES. These tablets gives users the full Windows 8 experience on a slate device that they can easily take with them. Microsoft’s own Surface Pro has a very expensive price tag of $899. For those not looking to shell out that much money for a Windows 8 tablet experience Lenovo has a few different options. Today we are taking a look at their IdeaTab Lynx, which at $499 is a much less expensive option. It features an Intel Atom Z2760 (1.8 GHz) processor, 2GB of DDR3 memory and a 64GB solid state drive under the hood. On the exterior you have an 11.6-inch 5-point touch IPS panel with a resolution of 1366 x 768. Most importantly this tablet runs the full version of Windows 8 making it a great solution for those looking to be productive on the road.
This past Friday night, I did the only thing any single, lonely male would do: I played my MMO. During a quest, Windows 8 decided to kill my character with a full-screen activation nag screen. For those unaware, everything in Windows you don't expect to be full screen may very well be in Windows 8. At the time, I didn't think to screenshot this prompt, because I didn't anticipate what was to come.
Ein Computer ist auch nur ein Mensch? Natürlich nicht, aber er reagiert im Vergleich ebenso empfindlich auf eine Infektion wie ein Mensch. Gemeint sind damit die unzähligen Schadprogramme (Viren, Trojaner, Würmer.-..), die einem PC das Arbeiten vermiesen können. Infizieren lässt sich ein PC auf allen Wegen, auf denen Daten übertragen werden. Sei es durch den Besuch einer verseuchten Internetseite, das Einlegen einer mit Schadsoftware befallenen CD/DVD, über einen USB-Stick, kompromittierte Software oder das Öffnen eines Mailanhangs. Immer dann, wenn unerwünschte ausführbare Dateien den Weg auf die Festplatte gefunden haben und nichts Gutes im Schilde führen, ist das Problem akut. Wie werden wir diese Plagegeister also wieder los? Was ist zu tun, wenn der PC nach einem Virenbefall nicht mehr startet? Ist überhaupt noch etwas zu retten? Auf diese Fragen möchten wir eine Antwort finden. Häufig wird dabei von Desinfec't 2013 gesprochen. Was es damit auf sich hat und ob dieses Programm das leistet, was es verspricht, werden wir in diesem Artikel beleuchten, dazu wünschen wir viel Vergnügen ...
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