DesktopOK 3.71 + Portable | 1.4/1.5 MbSave and restore the positions of icons. DesktopOK is a small but effective solution for user that have to change the screen resolution often.# Features:# Save your favorite icon locations for each screen resolution.# Each user can then have his own arrangement.# Automatically hide and display desktop icons# Minimises to tray area for easy access.# Easily minimize all of...
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Lynda - Up and Running with iOS SDK with Ron Lisle
Posted on 11:59 by Unknown
Up and Running with iOS SDK with Ron LisleEnglish | .F4V | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, s16, 95 kb/s (eng) | Video: h264, yuv420p, 960x540, 1148 kb/s, | 952 mbeLearning<!--more-->Creating an iOS application can seem daunting at first. It involves setting up an Apple Developer Account, and learning how to use Xcode and the iOS software development kit (SDK). But taken step-by-step, it's surprising how quickly you can start developing...
SIM-free BlackBerry Z10 now available for $199
Posted on 10:19 by Unknown
Black Friday is now behind us, but the Cyber Monday deals are already starting to come in. BlackBerry is among the first to give you a cool smartphone promotion, letting you have its former Z10 flagship for just $199. That’s the price for SIM-free BlackBerry Z10 with no commitment to any carrier. Shipping is also free, so the price announced is final (no taxes included, of course). To take advantage of the promotion you need to use the promo...
Hands-on with the Fitbit Force
Posted on 10:10 by Unknown
Source: FitbitI realized the other day that I hadn't talked about my Fitbit Force yet. I ordered one as soon as they became available for pre-order and I've been using it for a few weeks now. If you're new to Fitbit, they're essentially pedometers on steroids. The Force counts how many steps you take (and alerts you when you've reached your daily goal), the distance you've traveled, how much you climb (measured in floors rather than feet), how...
Lenovo IdeaCentre Erazer X700 Gaming PC Review
Posted on 10:05 by Unknown
If we asked you to name five gaming PC manufacturers, Lenovo probably wouldn't make the list. No other company in the world ships more PCs than Lenovo, but of those machines, relatively few are dedicated gaming boxes. Traditionally, Lenovo has focused its efforts on business class desktops and laptops, though the company is known to play in performance waters on occasion, most notably with its IdeaCentre K Series of high-end towers. These...
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