"Having an older computer is really nothing to be ashamed of."
"Having an older computer is really nothing to be ashamed of."
Don't really need the PS3 Media Server between my PS3 and Sony Vaio.
Yes, Nexus devices need custom ROMs.
My computer was an assembled one (year 1999). The processor in it was Cyrix 300 MHz with 64MB RAM and 4GB HDD. It also had a CD-ROM with a remote control (manufactured by Creative), which was so cool in those days. It had a graphics accelerator as well and a 14" CRT color monitor.
Right...I have been using IE pretty much all the time since IE9. And now IE10 (on Win 7) is awesome too, way better than IE9.
Thanks AJ. Actually, I have an old P3 system with I guess about 256MB RAM.
Can Ubuntu Server be used instead of FreeNAS?
You can actually debate this...there are 2 things here:
Well...I think this won't matter much to me. I usually hit F6 to highlight the URL bar. Hope F6 works with this and pops the URL from the top. When you're done, it just auto-hides itself.
I remember using Yahoo! for the first time around 1996 and being awestruck by the beauty of it. It was the first website I saw. Speeds were 28kbps over dial-up and seemed to zip in those days.
Wow...AT&T will have a monopoly in the GSM space and dictate its own terms. This will result in even worse pricing and data throttling for consumers.
Its just the policy of a company to make you upgrade. They want your money. Android or iOS or Windows Phone 7 or RIM BB, they all do it.
Seriously?? Jailbreak that thing and install 'Backgrounder'. It enables 'true' multitasking in iPhone 3G and works like a charm. Its just the policy of a company to make you upgrade. They want your money.
The amount of RAM and the lack of 4G speeds will dictate how long the iPad 2 will live.
The Smart Cover does not have anything 'magical' in it, simple technology put to use cleverly. There go the built-in stand and case in one. Pricey for $39.
What about sideloading of apps?
Nice...but I'll go for the iPad 2.
@pdmm: No...I'm using it in India.
@I_Want_A_Maserati: Nothing different from the other launchers. I just keep a couple of them with different configurations just for a change.
I have 3 Launchers on my Nexus One: