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Topics: Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Office, Google Inc., Windows Vista, iPhone
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Articles Written by: DAVID EINSTEIN
Q: I ride public transportation a lot. In the last few years, this has become more difficult because of all the people talking on their cell phones, almost always with loud voices. Can you tell me where I can buy a cell phone jammer, which would make ...
A: Microsoft decided to leave some stuff out of Windows 7, including Windows Live Mail, Messenger, Photo Gallery and Movie Maker. Their reason: "This enables us to innovate on them rapidly and keep them fresh for the users who love them."
The programs ...
A: A device called a cellular gateway lets cellular users make and receive wireless calls on regular home phones. Cellular gateways include the Gigaset One from Siemens (gigasetone.com), the Xlink BT (myxlink.com) and the Cell2Tel (cell2telgateway.com). ...
A: Some recent releases are available in 3-D on standard and Blu-ray discs, but the technology is just an improved version of what started the 3-D craze in the 1950s - stereoscopic images viewed through cardboard glasses with two different-colored ...
A: Apple's iPhone opened the door for the latest generation of smart phones - phones that in effect are handheld computers connecting you to the Internet. The Palm Pre, which came out earlier this year, was the first true competition to the iPhone. ...
A: Popular parental control software including CyberPatrol ($39.95 at cyberpatrol.com), Net Nanny ($39.99 at netnanny.com) and Safe Eyes ($49.95 at safeeyes.com) all would meet your needs.
In addition to blocking adult content, they can be set up to ...
A: In a word, yes, it is significantly better than Vista. I don't think Vista was as bad as its reputation would imply, but it was a step backward from Windows XP, and for that reason alone, it was a failure.
With Windows 7, which will be released Oct. ...
A: Video in D-SLRs (cameras designed to use interchangeable lenses) is still in its infancy, so there are some limitations on what you can do. Two cameras in the forefront are the Canon Rebel T1i and the Nikon D5000. Both are entry level D-SLRs that ...
A: I can see where it might be disconcerting to find jackbooted brownshirts lurking among other screen savers such as 3D FlowerBox and Mystify. You somehow managed to install the Time Life screen saver, or perhaps it installed itself when you opened ...
A: You are in good company - there are millions of users who have run afoul of User Account Control, the most annoying part of Microsoft Vista. It was created to prevent users from unwittingly changing crucial system settings or opening the door to ...
