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PLX Devices xWave Brainwave Interface is a First for iPad, iPhone, or iPod
Sep 7th
Even if you aren’t a fan of the iPad, or any one of Apple’s creations, you do have to admit that there’s a huge array of very interesting applications, both physical and digital, that get created to support those pieces of gadgetry.
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PLX Devices xWave Brainwave Interface is a First for iPad, iPhone, or iPod
Exclusive: Samsung NX100 in the wild
Sep 7th
Looks like we can take the guesswork out of today’s leaked render , after all. A generous (and, as usual, anonymous) reader just sent us a handful of pictures of what appears to be — quite convincingly, we might add — the Samsung NX100 we’ve been eying since a low-res snapshot came to light last month.
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Exclusive: Samsung NX100 in the wild
Make Windows 7 Start Menu Search Find Your Applications Faster
Sep 6th
When you first get your shiny new Windows 7 PC, typing anything into the Start Menu search box returns exactly what you want instantly—but what about once you’ve built up loads of files? It tends to get really slow, but here’s how to fix it.
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Make Windows 7 Start Menu Search Find Your Applications Faster
Week in Geek: Google Sticks Wave in a Box Edition
Sep 5th
This week we learned how to pin an external drive to the Windows 7 taskbar, create an eBook or PDF from Wikipedia articles for offline reading, edit the hosts file, help computer users remotely with TeamViewer, minimize applications to the system tray in the simplest way, and more.
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Week in Geek: Google Sticks Wave in a Box Edition
Sleek Audio SA7 and SA6-R “ears-on”
Sep 4th
We’re big Sleek Audio fans here at SlashGear, and we’ve known the company has been cooking up something special for the past six months or so.
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Sleek Audio SA7 and SA6-R “ears-on”
Create and Customize Quick Steps in Outlook 2010
Sep 3rd
A new feature in Outlook 2010 is the ability to apply multiple actions at once to your email messages. Here we will take a look at creating your own Quick Steps for managing your email in Outlook 2010.
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Create and Customize Quick Steps in Outlook 2010
How To Pin an External Drive to the Windows 7 Taskbar
Sep 3rd
Do you have an external drive connected to your Windows 7 computer and would like to access it from the Taskbar? Here we show you a work around that will allow you to pin it to Taskbar.
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How To Pin an External Drive to the Windows 7 Taskbar
How to Remember People’s Names (and Deal with Unusual Names) [Mind Hacks]
Sep 1st
Accurately remembering names is one of the simplest yet most important components of interacting with people, no matter in what capacity. This article presents some tips I’ve acquired over the years with regards to remembering and using people’s names
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How to Remember People’s Names (and Deal with Unusual Names) [Mind Hacks]
How To Disable or Enable the Homegroup Feature in Windows 7
Aug 31st
Have you ever used the Homegroup feature in Windows 7? It’s a great way to share files and printers with all your Windows 7 computers, but if you don’t want it anymore, you can disable or enable the feature easily. Before you bother disabling it, you should make sure to check out our articles explaining how it works, and why it’s great: Use the Homegroup Feature in Windows 7 to Share Printers and Files How To Disconnect a Machine from a Homegroup Learning Windows 7: Create a Homegroup & Join a New Computer To It Change Which Files are Shared in a Homegroup in Windows 7 Still not convinced
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How To Disable or Enable the Homegroup Feature in Windows 7
Graphite foam promises longer-lasting LEDs
Aug 31st
LED lamps may soon be able to go much longer between fixture replacements thanks to a new graphite foam cooling system developed at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL).
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Graphite foam promises longer-lasting LEDs
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