Facebook

Twitter

StumbleUpon

Email

topics:

Home Theater

Linux

posted by albertsquare vote downundo vote up flag

techradar.com - 9/27/2009

In Depth: 6 of the best media burners for Linux

—

Back in the day, a custom audio CD with the best love songs made a wonderful Valentine's Day gift. Now she'd hardly be impressed. You'd need to throw in the holiday videos and make sure it works on the high definition plasma to sweep her off her feet. That might sound like a lot of work, but ...

3

blogs.zdnet.com - 9/21/2009

Why I Can Never Be Exclusive to Linux and Open Source on the Desktop

— blogs.zdnet.com — Why can't I move to Linux and Open Source applications as my desktop exclusively? My profession as... a Systems Architect requires that I live in both the Windows and Linux worlds. (more) Why I Can Never Be Exclusive to Linux and Open Source on ...

Software

Linux

Comments vote downundo vote up GigaOM Network found this 9/21/2009found this

1

4easysoft.com - 9/24/2009

How to convert DVD to iPod

— 4easysoft.com — 4Easysoft DVD to iPod Converter is one professional and dazzling DVD iPod Converter, which owns the ability... to convert DVD to iPod, DVD to iPod nano, DVD to iPod classic, DVD to iPod touch compatible video formats, this DVD to iPod Converter software is also available to rip DVD to iPhone, Apple TV. (more) How to convert DVD to iPod

Software

Apple

1 Comment vote downundo vote up percieal posted 9/24/2009posted this

6

techradar.com - 9/25/2009

Review: Cello C3298FR

— techradar.com — With its latest range of Freeview equipped LCD IDTVs, manufacturer Cello Electronics has given users the option... of recording and timeshifting TV to inserted SD cards. The format is cheap (you can buy 16GB cards online for less than £20) while having the benefit of enabling easy transfer of ... (more) Review: Cello C3298FR

Home Theater

DVD

Comments vote downundo vote up albertsquare posted 9/25/2009posted this

Leave a Comment

In Depth: Whatever happened to Windows DreamScene?
Techradar - All the latest technology news — The Ultimate edition of Vista promised exciting extras and special deals that it never delivered. In contrast, Windows 7 Ultimate edition has all the features of all the other editions, but the stepped approach to the Windows 7 editions means that the much cheaper Professional edition has all the features of Home Premium, so there are far fewer features you can only get from Ultimate. The main attraction of Windows 7 Ultimate is that it's the only way for a home user to get the BitLocker whole-disk encryption that Microsoft still keeps for enterprise users, along with VHD boot, DirectAccess and multiple language support. OTHER ...

Ballmer takes £47k pay cut as MS sales fall
Techradar - All the latest technology news — Steve Ballmer has taken a pay cut from Microsoft this year as the company posted its first ever fall in yearly sales. The CEO has seen his salary fall from $1,350,834 (£847,289) to $1,276,627 (£800,744) in the last year, the result of a $100,000 reduction in bonuses. His basic salary of $665,833 was actually up from the previous year, although Microsoft has said it will be freezing salaries for the financial year in 2010. Declined compensation To be fair to Ballmer, he declined compensation from his shares, which are worth around $10 billion (£6.3 billion), while Microsoft only said it was 'lowering' the amount it gave out. According to ...

Updated: Windows 7 available to students for just £30
Techradar - All the latest technology news — If you are in the UK and about to go to university, you are in luck as Microsoft is offering a cut-price deal on Windows 7 for students. Essentially this means you will be able to get the software for an extremely low price of £30. Student discount The offer is on until 3 January 2010. After this you will have to pay the normal price for Windows 7. To be eligible for the offer, all you need to do is log on to www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/studentoffer/default.aspx, enter your a valid .EDU email address (an email address given by the college or university, eg name@leeds.ac.uk) and away you go. £30 is a bit of a bargain for an OS which ...

BumpTop brings 'Minority Report style control' to PC
Techradar - All the latest technology news —

Guide: Linux project: How to host a photo album
Techradar - All the latest technology news — There are plenty of online services that offer to host your photos for free, and sites like Flickr and Picasa are excellent tools for expanding your online social presence. But for most of us, they're not ideal for sharing personal photos with family and friends. Even when they offer password-protected collections with restricted access, sometimes you want to keep your own photos closer to your own storage. So why not host your own photo collection? The software we've opted to use is called Zoph. It's built using PHP and a MySQL database, and enables you to import your collection of photos through a Zip or Tar file, organise them into albums, set attributes for author ...