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2011年7月29日星期五

AT&T has begun to communicate iPhone 5 release date on September

A bevy of new information points to early September as the release date for Apple's next generation iPhone. AT&T stores are telling managers to wrap up employee training in anticipation of an increase in customers this September. The report, filed by BGR claims AT&T has begun to communicate "launch plans" to its stores regarding the iPhone 5.
ATT stores prepare for iPhone 5
Similarly, Apple stores in the UK and US have been beefing up staff and asking former employees to return. The program is typically invoked for holidays, back-to-school sales and new product launches, according to MacRumors.
The early September time frame does correspond to school starting up for students, however Apple offers discounts to college students and qualified educators year-round. Evidence of the impending iPhone 5 launch was cited by ZDNet, including earnings call sound bites from Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer. He stated, "We also have a future product transition that we are not good to talk about today, and these things will impact our September quarter."
In any case, this is not the first time we've heard that Apple is planning a September iPhone 5 launch. Design changes, competition for component parts from suppliers, and struggling to keep up with iPad 2 demand have moved Apple off of the annual iPhone launch cycle that industry watchers have become accustomed to seeing each summer. If case design leaks can be confirmed, it seems Apple will deliver a few surprises with the next generation iPhone when it finally hits this fall.

According to Mac Rumors , the September launch sits well within the current scheme of things - "with no iPhone release during this year's WWDC, Apple is expected to include the iPhone launch at this September event alongside the public release of iOS 5.
Even though we have been constantly bombarded with iPhone 5news stories in the past months, no one still knows what to expect from Apple's next offering. While some claim to see a significant overhaul, others are pointing towards a more "bumped up specs sheet".
Earlier yesterday we reported on the iPhone 5 leaked cases . While there is uncertainty over the legitimacy of the images, the cases offer some design clues. The case revealed the smartphone to be a thinner version of the iPhone 4 and feature rounded 3GS-like back panel. There is also a indication of a 3.7-inch edge-to-edge screen, support for gesture-based controls and a larger home button.
We had also heard via a Chinese publication earlier that iPhone 5 will be NFC enabled and sport a 8 mega-pixel camera.

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2011年7月1日星期五

Helpful tips to keep your Mac safe while traveling

Whether you tote a light-as-a-very-heavy-feather MacBook Air, or a slightly heavier MacBook, it’s fairly painless to take your laptop with you when you travel for work or play. But many people forget to change their Macs' settings when they move from their regular network to something more public. The settings that make it easy to share your files, music, and photos at home or in the office make it just as easy for strangers to stumble upon your data when you're at a coffee shop or on a cruise ship. Here's what you need to do to make sure your Mac isn't unnecessarily vulnerable when you travel.

Turn off File Sharing


The first step to making sure you don't share more than you intend is to go System Preferences, select the Sharing pane, and then turn off File Sharing. This will ensure that no one can get access to your files, or put their own files onto your Mac.
If you prefer to leave File Sharing enabled because you're sharing files with traveling companions, instead go to the Sharing pane and change the permissions for Everyone to No Access. That way, folks with whom you've shared your username and password (or for whom you've created separate accounts on your Mac) will still be able to connect.

Turn off other sharing options

While you’re in the Sharing pane, it’s a good time to verify that no unnecessary sharing options are enabled, either. For example, if you never use Remote Login, Remote Management, or DVD, Internet, or Bluetooth Sharing, ensure that those checkboxes are unchecked. And you certainly wouldn’t want to allow password-free Screen Sharing, either.
Now you’re safe, right? Not so fast! If you’d prefer to keep your data truly private, there are a few other settings to tweak, too.

Keep iPhoto to yourself

If you’re launching iPhoto to import photos from your travels, you may want to verify that you’re not accidentally broadcasting your family’s photos to anyone who cares to look.
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In iPhoto’s preferences (iPhoto -> Preferences), click on the Sharing tab, and make sure that Share My Photos is unchecked.

Share iTunes selectively



Accidental jukebox
Likewise, turn off iTunes sharing before you join a network on the road. Or, if you prefer, require a password instead.
You’ll need to make a similar change if you’d rather not have your Mac serve as a remote jukebox for anyone on the same Wi-Fi network as you, but you still want to rock out to iTunes yourself. Click on the Sharing tab in iTunes’s preferences, and uncheck Share My Library On My Local Network.
With both iTunes and iPhoto, you can choose to require a sharing password instead of simply disabling the program's sharing altogether. But leaving sharing off is of course even safer, because you needn't fear someone guessing your password and gaining access to your music or photos.


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2011年4月9日星期六

Top 6 features that we think the Apple iPhone 5


This is to be expected though with June/July (AKA iPhone announcement season) fast approaching. Thing is, Apple never lets anything slip – the company is on lockdown 24/7 365 days a year.
So, rather than attempting to guess what the iPhone 5 will feature (as we’ve already done here) we’ve decided to compile a list of our must-wanted features for the iPhone 5 instead.
This way, we can say what we want and when Apple fails Asus a32-f3 Battery to deliver it we can write lots of horrible stuff about it. Perfect.
So, get your salt at the ready and prepare for Know Your Mobile’s iPhone 5 wish list.
A5 dual core processor 
Apple upped the ante with the iPad 2 introducing its dual core Apple A5 chip into the mix. It’s been whipping Nvidia’s Tegra 2 CPU in benchmarks the globe-over since it launched and brings up to nine-times better graphics processing. In short, Apple’s A5 chip is immense – hence why we want Dell studio 1537 battery it in the iPhone 5.
Obviously, a CPU is only as good as a device’s RAM and we also hope that Apple ups the iPhone 5’s to the 1GB mark too. Not only would this bring the iPhone 5 inline with the current front-runners of the smartphone market, but it’d also ensure that the iPhone 5 is blisteringly fast.
4-inch Retina Display 
One of the big things that people, including us, love about the iPhone 4 is its Retina Display, which is one of the best mobile displays currently on the market – and that’s nearly a year after it first landed.
Our only real gripe with the iPhone 4’s display is that it’s a little on the pokey side. Granted, 3.5-inches used to cut the mustard back in 2009, but things have changed somewhat and with all the media, games and apps that are now available we think it is a necessity that Apple ups the iPhone 5’s display to the 4-inch mark.
And if the current crop of leaked images Toshiba pa3399u-2brs Batteries and information is to be believed, it looks like we’ll be getting our way as the majority of sources point towards at least a 3.7-inch display.
64GB SSD
Apple has been getting away with 32GB versions of its iPhone for quite sometime now but 2011 is looking to be the year that all this could change.
There’s been online chatter about a 128GB SSD iPhone 5, although this seems quite unlikely to us, as well as an alleged 64GB iPhone 5 that was caught on video. Personally, we don’t think 64GB is a big ask, especially since Apple is seemingly so averse to supporting microSD cards.
Whether more storage will materialise remains to be seen. We might just have to settle for better cloud facilities in the end, which would be slightly irritating as you’ll have to cut into your data plan to utilise this on the move.

Come on Apple, give us more storage – 64GB would be fine.
Better call quality 
Speak to any iPhone user and they’ll tell you the iPhone is great, it’s just not that good at making and receiving calls. Specifically, the call quality isn’t particularly good.
This is something we’d like to see Apple remedy with the iPhone 5 because the device itself, regardless of what else it does, is a phone first and foremost. So, come on Apple, sort it out this time round.
Better battery life 
Apple made some massive improvements to the iPhone 4’s battery life, but it still wasn’t enough – we want more. 12 hours, 24 hours or even 72 hours – it really doesn’t matter. Dell gw240 Battery life is the one constant in the mobile phone world where users will constantly demand more and more until, well, you don’t have to charge your mobile device for months on end – this is the dream.bestlaptopbattery.co.uk
And while this ‘dream’ may be a long way off, we’d certainly like to see Apple make an improvement of around 20 to 30 per cent on the iPhone 4’s battery life. Such an improvement would give Apple yet another USP and improve the device’s reliability ten-fold. So yeah, get that sony vgp-bps8 battery life ramped up Apple.
MicroSD support 
This is a big ask and one that in all likelihood will never be fulfilled. Apple won’t use microSD storage on its devices. We’ve been asking for it since the iPhone 3GS to avail – not that Apple actually listens to what KYM says.
Couple this with the distinct lack of microSD support on the iPad 2 and the probability of having microSD support on your next iPhone 5 device is extremely low – we’re talking 'Scotland winning the World Cup low.'
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2011年4月6日星期三

How to speed up Windows 7 laptop?

Top Useful Tips Help You Speed Up Your Windows 7 laptop by www.bestlaptopbattery.co.uk

There are many ways to speed up your laptop computer, but let’s check out some of the most useful and important ways in which you can speed up your Windows 7 laptop.
Remove Spyware
Spyware and viruses are two of the biggest threats to any kind of computer Acer as07b71 Batteryas they can potentially corrupt files in a computer system which in turn makes the system unhealthy and prone to attacks by hackers. It is therefore important to save your device from these sort of risks which could also result in leakage of critical data from within your laptop computer. A useful way to do this is by using Microsoft security essentials to beef up your laptop’s security level and avoid intruders and all sort of viruses from gaining access to your system. Another useful tool is Windows malicious software removal tool which can scan your computer in order to check for the presence of any malicious items that may be present.
Free Up Disk Space
There are many clutter files which gets generated and are stored without intimation, so you need to identify those and need to clean them. Although manual deletion will not ensure that all clutter files are wiped out, with the help of some simple tools and tricks you can easily clear out clutter and all unwanted slugs from your laptop computer. A very easy example of how to free up disk space on your laptop includes the removal of temporary Internet files, deleting downloaded programs like Active X controls and Java applets, emptying Acer aspire 5520 Battery the recycle bin, removing all error reports from the Windows 7 temporary log files and uninstalling programs that are not in use.
Speed Up Access To Data
With the help of disk defragmentation, you can easily improve the overall performance of your Windows 7 laptop system and manage system files that gets placed randomly on your hard disk. To do so, you need to run a tool called the disk defragmenter that easily re-arrange system files systematically  after which the file indexing automatically becomes easier and simpler. Please note that if you have less than 15% free hard disk space, the disk defragmenter will not run. Running Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter on a regular basis is a proven way of keeping laptop computers running quickly and efficiently. Its recommended that you perform this operation at least once every six months.
Detect/Repair Disk Error
Due to frequent use of the hard disk, it can potentially develop the bad sectors which slow down the overall speed of your computer. To further optimize the performance of the hard disk, you will therefore have to run error checking utility scans on the hard drive to check for bad sectors, scan for file system errors and check whether certain files or folders Acer aspire one zg5 Laptop Batteryare misplaced. If you use your computer daily, you should run this utility once a week to help prevent any data loss. Many laptop users confuse fragmentation with formatting techniques however, disk defragmenting is a very safe process and does not lead to any deletion or modification of data.
Use Ready Boost
With the adoption of ready boost you can speed up your computer and also virtually your memory size as it allows you to use non-volatile flash memory – like a USB flash drive or a memory card – to improve Acer aspire 5920 Batterieperformance without having to add additional memory. Ready boost is certainly a very effective tool to speed up not only a laptop PC but the computer in general.
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