How to Format a Memory Card for a Digital Camera

How to Format a Memory Card for a Digital Camera


How to Format a Memory Card for a Digital Camera

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Formatting a memory card removes all digital files.Digital cameras require frequent maintenance to maintain their performance, image clarity and longevity. In addition to routine camera lens cleanings and battery changes, the memory card in a digital camera requires formatting. While the process... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Angela Tague

How to Wire a Wall Telephone

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Installing a landline phone yourself can save a lot of money.Long gone are the days when THE telephone company was solely responsible for your telephone service, inside your home and outside--as well as providing you with the phone itself. If you need to wire a wall telephone in your home, you can do it... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by JohnKibilko

How to convert AVI files to iPod format

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iPods are now popular as video players.While the original iPod was capable of hosting only audio files, newer versions of the device have added full video capabilities. A popular form of video found on the Internet and through file sharing programs has the AVI file extension. While... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Matthew Fortuna

How to Build a 12-Inch Speaker Box

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The loudspeaker is the key element in determining the dimensions of a speaker box.There are two ways to build a 12-inch speaker box. Both use a port to enhance low-end response. The round one using Sonotube or other concrete molds avoids the tuning challenges that the standard rectangular shape has always presented, but is... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Dan Ravens

How Do I Change My Uniden Phone From Rotary Dial to Push Button?

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Uniden phones can be programmed for both pulse and tone dialing.As of 2010, the Tokyo-based Uniden Corporation manufactured cordless phones on three frequencies: 5.8 GHz analog, 5.8 GHz digital and 6.0 DECT. Phones in the United States can communicate with the phone networks either by tone dialing (also... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Diana Waterston

How to Put Music on a Krazor

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Upload MP3 music to your wireless cell phone.The Motorola Krazor (also known as the KRZR) is a slender flip cell phone that is a later generation of the Motorola RAZR. With the cell phone it has a built-in MP3 player which gives you the ability to upload and listen to music on your wireless... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Greyson Ferguson

Characteristics of Bluetooth Technology

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The short-range wireless technology known as Bluetooth was devised to replace cables and other means of electronic connectors when transmitting information, usually voice or data, from one device to another. Used widely in the cell phone industry... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Sara Gentry

How to Conceal a Flat Panel TV

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Folding room screens come in fabric, metal, rattan, wood, paper and more.One thing about a large flat-panel TV--it tends to dominate the room. That's fine when the TV provides the entertainment. The rest of the time, it takes over the room for no reason. High-tech solutions exist. Lift-up or slide-away artwork to... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Gryphon Adams

How to Set Zune Radio Presets

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When using your Zune radio, set presets to easily get to your favorite stations quickly. Instead of scrolling for your favorite station each time you want to listen, presets save your station on the radio frequency line as a dot you can scroll to... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by C.D. Crowder

How to Make Your Own Security Cams

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Building your own security camera gives you complete control over your installation.Advancements in camera and computer technology have made creating your own security cameras simpler and more affordable for use at home or work. You can build a reliable security camera system using a moderately powered computer and store bought... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Aaron Marquis

How Do I Create an Email Address for Jumbuck?

How Do I Create an Email Address for Jumbuck?


How Do I Create an Email Address for Jumbuck?

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Connect with other people your age, using Jumbuck.Jumbuck is a website where you can post profiles, find dates, chat with other people and find people you'd like to become friends with. Once you are signed up for Jumbuck, you will have your own Jumbuck email account. It is site-based email, so... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by MissyT

How to Get DSL or High-Speed MSN Internet Service

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MSN is a type of Internet service that allows you to choose your connection rate and how much you pay.MSN is a Web browser, but it is also an Internet service. You can get the MSN service easily, right online. If you don't buy it directly from MSN, you can use a cable, phone or Internet company in your location that partners with MSN to provide... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Tony L. Kollman

How to Find Web URL Addresses on a Computer

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You can find URLs on your computer.You can use your computer to find a history of URLs that you or others have viewed while using it. The method you follow to find these URLs varies depending on your preferred Web browser. Having access to the URLs allows you to not only see which... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Chad Buleen

How to Erase All Credit Card Information on Facebook

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Facebook, the popular social networking site, can contain a lot of sensitive and personal information, ranging from an old email address you used to look up friends to a credit card number used to purchase something through the website. If your... Recent Article published on 6/30/2010 by Greyson Ferguson

How to Edit Background Music

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You can add background music with HTML coding.Background music is a large part of the atmosphere of any website that features the sound. This personalized piece of media allows a website to greet visitors with any song upon opening their pages. You can edit the background music on your... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Matthew Fortuna

Installing Software for Yahoo Messenger 8.1

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Available as a free download, Yahoo! Messenger is a popular, ad-supported instant messaging application. In addition to its instant messaging functions, Yahoo! Messenger offers file transfers, chat rooms, custom themes, address book integration,... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Craig Witt

How to Make a GIF File Web Page

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Create a webpage from a GIF image.GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format. Websites commonly use images in GIF format because they are universally supported and read even in older browsers. Other advantages of GIF images include the ability to create animations and transparent... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Aryeh Kupinsky

How to Send a Free Fax Online in the United Kingdom

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Send a free fax in the United Kingdom using online services.Although there are many websites that will let you send a fax online, the majority of them charge a fee for their service. There are, however, two websites that will let you send faxes in the United Kingdom (U.K.) for free. FaxZero and MyFax will... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Jason Jensen

How to Create a Web Page in Different Languages

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Appealing to the world on the Internet means adapting your website to handle different languages. Luckily, you don't need to create copies of your website with translated text. Free options are available to embed within your website that lets... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Matt Fregoe

How to Install Yahoo Messenger 8.1

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Yahoo! Messenger 8.1 is not the newest version available, but it remains a popular downloadYahoo! Messenger 8.1 is not the newest version available, but it remains a popular download. The fact that people are used to certain features on Yahoo! Messenger 8.1 makes them reticent to download newer versions even when they upgrade their... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Hugh Jordan

Review: SSCP Video Mentor

Review: SSCP Video Mentor


Review: SSCP Video Mentor

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 09:00 AM PDT

Author: Shon Harris Pages: 80 Publisher: Pearson ISBN: 0789739518 Introduction Yet another title in the Pearson's series for interactive learning that targets users set on obtaining secur...

FBI fails to decrypt suspect's hard drives - after 12 months of trying

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 08:00 AM PDT

After 12 months of failed attempts to crack the encryption that protects information held on 5 hard drives that belong to a Brazilian banker suspected of money laundering, the FBI has returned the dri...

Entrust expands strong authentication platform

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 05:55 AM PDT

More organizations than ever before are now able to deploy the Entrust authentication platform, designed to protect access to Windows desktops and servers. The Entrust IdentityGuard solution is now...

Infected legitimate websites outscore adult 99:1

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 05:22 AM PDT

For every infected adult domain identified, there are 99 others with perfectly legitimate content that are also infected, according to a report by Avast. In the UK for example, there are more infec...

Strong two-factor authentication with one time passwords

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 04:22 AM PDT

LinOTP is an open solution for strong two-factor authentication with One Time Passwords. The core modules and basic necessary components are licensed under the AGPLv3, so that you are able to hav...

Virus production from Russia increases again

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 04:11 AM PDT

Virus production from Russia is on the up again, after a temporary decline last month when Russian hosting service, PROXIEZ-NET – notoriously used by criminal gangs – was taken down in early May. This...

Cisco's access point migration mode leaves networks vulnerable

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 04:09 AM PDT

A feature of Cisco's Aironet 1200 Series Access Point can be abused by hackers to gain access to a company network, claim researchers from Core Security Technologies. The device is usually used to ...

PCI DSS is complex but consultants may not be necessary

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 03:51 AM PDT

PCI DSS compliance is certainly going to be top of mind for retailers in the coming months. On Thursday July 1st Visa is tightening up its security rules on smaller companies accepting card payments. ...

Tips for seniors on how to avoid ID theft

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 12:00 AM PDT

Identity theft is America's fastest growing crime, and more than 70 million people will be victims this year alone. Those receiving government benefits, on fixed incomes, cashing out retirement accoun...

Splunk for Cisco security solution

Posted: 29 Jun 2010 11:15 PM PDT

Splunk introduced its Splunk for Cisco Security solution, which delivers a rich security experience by providing additional insights from data generated by Cisco security products. The combinatio...

How to Record Directly to a CD

How to Record Directly to a CD


How to Record Directly to a CD

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CD-R with 650 MB of spaceSpindles of blank CD-Rs are the kind that you can buy from a computer store to record your files using the CD burner drive on your computer. In fact, the abbreviation CD-R stands for "Compact Disk Recordable." Most computers come with programs... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Mitchell White

How to Get Access VBA Query to List the Tables in a Database

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Access stores information about the database structure in the MSysObjects table.Microsoft Access is a database management system for individuals to create their own databases, reports and user forms. Access contains all the building blocks for developing small applications. You can create tables for data, stored... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Susan Hare

How to Understand a PC Memory

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PC memory is one of the most integral components of any personal computer. The memory allows programs (like your operating system) to function. When you execute a program, that program draws from your computer's available memory. The more memory... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Stephen Lilley

How to Convert .ISO to Burn a CD

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ISO files are designed to be burned to discs ISO files are images of discs that are ready to be burned to a blank disc. It is not necessary to convert an ISO file for burning. Instead, the ISO file should be burned to a disc using a compatible program. The resulting disc may not function... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Dan Stone

How to Make a Picture Collage in Word

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The artistic style of collage, or assembling and gluing different pictures or objects on paper, is an art form dating to the 12th century in Japan, when calligraphers glued paper and fabric together to create writing surfaces. Although people... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Heather Brautman

How to Read Email on Server

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Unless you host your own email server, which is unlikely, your email is stored at a remote mail server. A mail server is a computer or other device that holds all the mail files and shares those files using LAN, WLAN or the Internet. In most... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Hollan Johnson

How Do I Download the TFTP Files for My Linksys Router?

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Download TFTP for Linksys.TFTP is an acronym for trivial file transfer protocol. Though TFTP is often utilized for Unix-based systems, Windows systems may also use the protocol for transferring files. When using a Linksys router, a TFTP utility must be downloaded and... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Tammy Clevenger

How to Fix Freeze-Ups in Windows

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Computers tend to freeze at inopportune times.When your computer freezes up, it can be tempting to send your machine flying across the room. Microsoft promised relief with the Windows Vista operating system. “We didn’t just fix the bugs,” said Sven Hallauer of Microsoft.... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Jenny Westberg

How to Build a Website With a Front Page Tutorial

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Microsoft Front Page provides users with an easy alternative to professional web page development. The What You See is What You Get website editor was once a popular program in the Microsoft Office Suites. Though Microsoft no longer produces... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by KR Knowlin

Conflicker Worm Removal Tools

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The Conficker worm, also called Conflicker and April Fools Virus, is a malicious program that threatens Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. A computer virus is software that infects computer files to cause harm, steal information or allow the... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by JohnDaniels

No Dark Corners: A Different Answer to Insider Threats

No Dark Corners: A Different Answer to Insider Threats


No Dark Corners: A Different Answer to Insider Threats

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InfoSec News: No Dark Corners: A Different Answer to Insider Threats: http://www.hsaj.org/?article=6.2.5
By Nick Catrantzos Homeland Security Affairs The Journal of the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security Volume VI No. 2: May 2010
An adversary making a frontal attack can be anticipated or repulsed. [...]

Destination Hotels card-processing system hacked

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InfoSec News: Destination Hotels card-processing system hacked: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9178695/Destination_Hotels_card_processing_system_hacked
By Robert McMillan IDG News Service June 29, 2010
Hackers have broken into the payment processing system of Destination Hotels & Resorts, a high-end chain best known for its resort hotels in [...]

Security Managers Report Weak Threat Defenses

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InfoSec News: Security Managers Report Weak Threat Defenses: http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/intrusion-prevention/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=225701797
By Mathew J. Schwartz InformationWeek June 29, 2010
According to a new survey conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by NetWitness, 83% of information security professionals said their [...]

Adobe Reader, Acrobat updates fix 17 critical holes

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InfoSec News: Adobe Reader, Acrobat updates fix 17 critical holes: http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20009190-245.html
By Elinor Mills InSecurity Complex CNet News June 29, 2010
Adobe on Tuesday released updates for Reader and Acrobat that plug 17 critical holes, including one being exploited in the wild to take [...]

UM Counseling Center servers hacked

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InfoSec News: UM Counseling Center servers hacked: http://mainecampus.com/2010/06/29/um-counseling-center-servers-hacked/
By Michael Shepherd The Maine Campus June 29th, 2010
University of Maine police are investigating the breach of two UMaine computer servers holding the names, social security numbers, and [...]

Meet the FBI's new top cyber cop

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InfoSec News: Meet the FBI's new top cyber cop: http://fcw.com/articles/2010/06/28/feat-qanda-gordon-snow-fbi.aspx
By Ben Bain FCW.com June 23, 2010
As the FBI's top cyber cop, Gordon Snow is on the front lines of federal efforts to thwart cyber crime, espionage and potential online terrorist activity. [...]

Alleged Russian agents used high-tech tricks

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InfoSec News: Alleged Russian agents used high-tech tricks: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-20009101-38.html
By Declan McCullagh Politics and Law CNet News June 28, 2010
A clandestine network of Russian spies in the United States used private Wi-Fi networks, flash memory sticks, and text messages concealed in [...]

Brazilian banker's crypto baffles FBI

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InfoSec News: Brazilian banker's crypto baffles FBI: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/06/28/brazil_banker_crypto_lock_out/
By John Leyden The Register 28th June 2010
Cryptographic locks guarding the secret files of a Brazilian banker suspected of financial crimes have defeated law enforcement officials. [...]

FBI Investigating Possible DSHS Hacker

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InfoSec News: FBI Investigating Possible DSHS Hacker: http://www.texastribune.org/texas-state-agencies/department-of-state-health-services/fbi-investigating-possible-dshs-hacker/
By Emily Ramshaw The Texas Tribune June 28, 2010
The FBI is investigating whether a hacker broke into the state's confidential cancer registry, possibly holding personal information and medical records hostage.
Health and Human Services Commissioner Tom Suehs says state health officials notified his office in early May that a hacker was holding the Texas Cancer Registry hostage and demanding a ransom. Suehs says preliminary investigation results from the FBI indicate the threat may be a hoax, and officials with the Department of State Health Services, which oversees the cancer registry, say they don't believe the names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers and personal medical information contained in it were stolen. But if the FBI determines private records were revealed, Suehs says, health officials will quickly notify the people listed in the registry.
"This is an incident that makes everybody's antennas go a little bit higher, and I'm using it as an opportunity to elevate our awareness of our responsibility to protect information," Suehs says. "Nothing is 100-percent secure. But I think [most of] our systems, our processes, worked. And that's the positive thing."
The security scare comes at a sensitive time for the state's health agencies, which are making plans for an electronic superhighway to exchange Texas medical records -- and expect an influx of federal dollars to help do it. Privacy advocates are already nervous about whether the state has the technology safeguards to keep these records out of hackers' hands.
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[Dataloss Weekly Summary] Week of Sunday, June 20, 2010

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InfoSec News: [Dataloss Weekly Summary] Week of Sunday, June 20, 2010: ========================================================================
Open Security Foundation - DataLossDB Weekly Summary Week of Sunday, June 20, 2010
19 Incidents Added.
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Misconfigured Cisco gear could lead to Wi-Fi breach

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InfoSec News: Misconfigured Cisco gear could lead to Wi-Fi breach: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/062810-misconfigured-cisco-gear-could-lead.html
By Robert McMillan IDG News Service June 28, 2010
Users of a popular Cisco Systems wireless access point may be setting themselves up for trouble if they leave a WPA wireless migration feature [...]

Challenges from all sides beset CISOs

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InfoSec News: Challenges from all sides beset CISOs: http://fcw.com/articles/2010/06/28/ciso-panel.aspx
By Henry Kenyon FCW.com June 28, 2010
Government agencies rely on their chief information security officers to stay on top of evolving threats to their information technology systems. But CISOs must balance a variety of needs and requirements to keep their organization's networks safe. A panel of government CISOs discussed these issues at a recent meeting sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications Electronics Association's Bethesda, Md., chapter.
Moderated by Jerry Davis, NASA's deputy chief information officer for IT security, the panel examined how CISOs balance their existing mission needs with new and pending rules, managing new technology trends such as real-time data monitoring, and working with the vendor community.
Davis noted that the federal government was going through a period of change as it renewed emphasis on cybersecurity, citing the nearly 40 cyberspace related bills currently under consideration in Congress. Davis added that the role of the CISO continues to evolve, as they increasingly assume greater responsibility and authority in their organizations.
When asked how they balanced their responsibilities with meeting established priorities and complying with new regulations, the panelists offered a range of answers. Patrick Howard, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's CISO, said that while he keeps up with his current responsibilities, he also is watching new legislation; he specifically cited a proposed law that would allow CISOs to withhold bonuses to executives and managers who did not meet federal compliance standards.
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White House Cybersecurity Czar Unveils National Strategy For Trusted Online Identity

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InfoSec News: White House Cybersecurity Czar Unveils National Strategy For Trusted Online Identity: http://www.darkreading.com/securityservices/security/government/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=225701705
By Kelly Jackson Higgins DarkReading June 28, 2010
The White House has outlined a national strategy for trusted digital identities that could ultimately eliminate the username-and-password [...]

How to Install Kodak DC280 Windows XP Home

How to Install Kodak DC280 Windows XP Home


How to Install Kodak DC280 Windows XP Home

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Digital cameras, such as Kodak's DC280, store photos on memory cards.Kodak released its DC280 model digital camera in 1999. However, Microsoft's Windows XP Home operating system was released in 2001. Those who own these products meet compatibility issues because these two companies developed and published software... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by D.P

How to Connect a Sony Receiver to a TV

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Depending on the model, a TV can connect to a Sony receiver with different types of video cables.Sony receivers are equipped with different connection jacks to hook up electronic equipment, including a television. Since the receiver also manages audio through a connected speaker system, the only hook-up necessary for a TV is a video cable.... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Evan Burgess

How to Unlock a Razr V3m

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Unlocking the V3m requires an unlock code from your wireless carrier.Unlocking your Motorola V3m gives you the ability to place a foreign SIM card into the phone to take advantage of cheaper rates offered by foreign carriers while roaming overseas. It also gives you the ability to use your V3 on a different... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Charles Silket Jr.

How to Work Wi-Fi on the Samsung i600

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Connect to a Wi-Fi network on your Samsung SGH-i600 smartphone.If you wish to watch a video or download a file but your phone's cellular network can't handle the large amount of data, the Samsung SGH-i600 smartphone has a built-in Wi-Fi detector that enables you to connect to a local network for fast... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Mario Calhoun

Uses of Augmented Reality

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Augmented reality blends real-time or recorded video footage with digitally added elements for conveying additional information about the world. It can add a layer of information over the world as we already see it, or create entirely new,... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Anders Lundgren

How to Download Stuff on an MP3 Player

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MP3 players play music and other digital media.All MP3 players are designed to play digital music files, but some models have other options. Depending on your MP3 player's capabilities, you may be able to put pictures, videos, games or various other digital files onto the device. The process... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Arlen Hershey

How to Transfer Audio Cassettes to a PC

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Transfer audio cassettes through a tape deck to a PC with recording software.Connecting a tape deck to the recording input on a PC makes it possible to transfer the content on audio cassettes to the computer's hard drive. Many computers are sold with audio recording software such as GarageBand for Apple or Plus! for... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Evan Burgess

The Best Apps for Android phone

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There are thousands of items available for download in the Android market. Android is Google's open software platform, and developers are constantly releasing new applications. If you have an Android phone, it can be difficult to decide what to... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Amy McClain

How to Install 6x9 Speakers

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These speakers are prized for their ability to reproduce a wide range of frequencies well. A typical 6x9 car speaker combines a large woofer cone, a midrange driver and a tweeter, so it does an excellent job with the lows, mids and highs in music. Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Nichole Liandi

Powered Mixer Effects

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Powered mixers are an essential tool for combining various audio inputs from microphones, instruments, and digital relays. These mixers not only combine the audio into a single signal, but allow manipulation of each individual input. One of the... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Sean Farmer

Technology Issues With DSL

Technology Issues With DSL


Technology Issues With DSL

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Back of a DSL modemWhile DSL is an attractive option to those looking for a low-cost broadband Internet service, the lower price does come with some disadvantages. Speed would likely be a notable concern for the prospective DSL subscriber, as well as availability... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Ed Oswald

How to Remove Transponder Parasite

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The Transponder parasite sends your personal information to advertisers.The Transponder parasite is a bug that generates pop-up ads. It monitors Internet Explorer activity, keeping track of what websites the user visits, and sends that information to advertising companies. It also records anything you enter into... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Ray Padgett

Top Ten Medical Sites

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Both medical professionals and patients want good updated health information on which to base their decisions and choices. With today's ease in accessing such information, Internet searchers must show discretion in using information that they... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Laurie Rappeport

How to Remove Ebates Money

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Ebates Money tries to get you to shop through the company’s site.Ebates Money, also known as Ebates Money Maker, is a piece of adware that pops up ads for Ebates, a site that purports to save you money on name-brand products. As if that wasn't annoying enough, sometimes the adware doesn’t even work,... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Ray Padgett

How to Put Windows Media Player on a MySpace Page

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One of the features of Microsoft's Windows Media Player is its ability to play embedded media files on websites where Windows Media Player-supported formats are used. If you have a media file stored online and you'd like to play it from a small... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Shawn Farner

Programs to Monitor Internet Connections

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Internet monitoring software has become vital to many businesses. These programs allow employers to track how much time employees spend on the Internet and what they are doing online. Employers can block specific websites or discipline employees... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Stephanie Silberstein

How to Block Tracking Cookies With Freeware

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Protect your privacy online by blocking tracking cookiesCookies are small text files that websites place on your hard drive when you visit them. They track essential details like your login information. These cookies are sometimes called first-party cookies, as they are used by the website that placed... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Bill Mann

How to Change Ieframe.dll

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Research your ieframe.dll error prior to changing the file.A file required by the Internet Explorer Web browser and by programs that utilize Internet Explorer, the ieframe.dll file may become corrupted or outdated by other programs. Also, the file is dependent on other system files, such as the... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Candace Benson

How to Create a New Website

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New website template sampleWith the technology available today, just about anyone can create a new website. Websites may be created using online software, purchased software or programming. Not everyone is a programmer, so either online or purchased software is the most... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Debbie McCusker

How to Remove Virus Protect 3.3 from Computer

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Virus Protect is a fake anti-virus program created to steal your money.Virus Protect 3.3, also known as Virus Protect Pro, is a fake anti-virus program that infects your computer via a Trojan. Once Virus Protect infects your computer, it immediately begins to flood your computer with pop-ups that tell you that your... Recent Article published on 6/29/2010 by Ian King