Showing posts with label links. Show all posts
Showing posts with label links. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
PPVrip information links
When I visited extratorrent.. a new kind of rip I think is emerging from the p2p environment..
PPVrip..
I thought it could be something just like TS (telesync).
I found some useful information from wikipedia about the other rips such as the screeners, the dvdrips, the brrips, etc...
PPVrip is also known as Pay-Per-View Rip has still few information established so far..
Sunday, April 10, 2011
General Powerpoint Templates
Technology PPT PowerPoint Template | Free Powerpoint Templates
Technology PPT PowerPoint Template | Free Powerpoint Templates
nice templates for powerpoint slides :)
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Install Android OS on your PC with VirtualBox - Java Code Geeks
Install Android OS on your PC with VirtualBox - Java Code Geeks

I've just got a live Android on my PC.. I've successfully installed it and tried it :)..
The link got the step by step process to do so.. follow it
And this is now my LiveAndroid ony my VirtualBox..
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Hello Android!
Lately I've been considering developing an Android application for my Senior Project.. I hope I can think of a good topic or idea for my SP as soon as possible so I can further study Android..
So I think I'm gonna start reading articles about Android..
and first thing that comes to my mind was that.. is Android = Java? Cause if it's a yes I think I'll really grab this Android application development since I have a background in Mobile Development (Java ME). So I hit the Google search button for this topic and found a very nice article..
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/opinali/archive/2010/08/17/android-java
and I felt better reading this line.. "If you know Java programming (down to advanced and low-level details), you know Android programming. It's just a matter of learning some new APIs and framework concepts. ".
and with whatsoever off-topic I reached till the comments below.. (about Google using Java blah blah blah) I do agree with this comment from the blog.. "That's not violating any copyright or whatsoever. This is called BUSINESS, INNOVATION, INVENTION. " From our Technopreneurship subject, one has to innovate an already existing idea or business or else your "newly arrived business" will completely fail. (from our topic DIFFERENTIATE or DIE)
urghh so much about those comments..
I don't really want to read anymore issues about Oracle suing Google or others.. I just want to know if Android language or
So I think I'm gonna start reading articles about Android..
and first thing that comes to my mind was that.. is Android = Java? Cause if it's a yes I think I'll really grab this Android application development since I have a background in Mobile Development (Java ME). So I hit the Google search button for this topic and found a very nice article..
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/opinali/archive/2010/08/17/android-java
and I felt better reading this line.. "If you know Java programming (down to advanced and low-level details), you know Android programming. It's just a matter of learning some new APIs and framework concepts. ".
and with whatsoever off-topic I reached till the comments below.. (about Google using Java blah blah blah) I do agree with this comment from the blog.. "That's not violating any copyright or whatsoever. This is called BUSINESS, INNOVATION, INVENTION. " From our Technopreneurship subject, one has to innovate an already existing idea or business or else your "newly arrived business" will completely fail. (from our topic DIFFERENTIATE or DIE)
urghh so much about those comments..
I don't really want to read anymore issues about Oracle suing Google or others.. I just want to know if Android language or
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
laptop battery life..
I just got a new laptop by the way (well technically it's not mine.. since I didn't pay for it :p ) and I've been reading about taking good care of laptop's battery life. I'm so concerned about it since I wanted really longer battery life. My friends dilemma was that their battery life is really short and worst sometimes charging it up is not working anymore.
Hmm.. I think the first step is to have a good first charge.. but I really don't know what to follow. It's not even in my manual.. so I just have to research and research over the net.. Among the first which I read was this..
from.. http://www.batterycentury.com/asus-laptop-battery-c-69_81.html
Hmm.. I think the first step is to have a good first charge.. but I really don't know what to follow. It's not even in my manual.. so I just have to research and research over the net.. Among the first which I read was this..
from.. http://www.batterycentury.com/asus-laptop-battery-c-69_81.html
- Most of the new laptop battery at the factory are set to sleep mode, the first boot with only about 5% of the electricity. You should not use an external power supply at this time, let the battery exhausted, until shutdown, then switch on the external ac adapter and the first charge had better over 15 hours. After fully charged, you should charge after the exhaustion of batter, the time of the second and third charge should be more than 12 hours, in order to activate Asus laptop battery and lay a good foundation for future use.
- Notebook's battery life is measured in terms of the number of charging and discharging. Do not enable the Asus laptop battery unless it is necessary, if you don't use the battery for a long time, you should charge it to about half full and place in a cool place to keep. If you enable the Asus battery, you should run out of power after the charging, and do not plug in the AC power before exhausted. When the Asus laptop battery fully charged, you should disconnect the AC input because overcharge will make the Asus battery overheat and that will shorten the Asus battery life.
- Generally speaking, nowadays the laptop are with intelligent Asus battery protection, the Asus laptop battery will not be damaged due to normal operation, but still may damaged for the life-span of Asus battery or other special reasons.
- Lithium-ion Asus battery should fast charge in constant current and then switch to slow charge in constant voltage when the voltage reaches a certain value. Usually the laptop doesn't have a strictly constant-current charge monitoring device. Charge current will turn small when system load large and vice versa, the current is decided by the Asus AC adapter power margin, it is obviously.
- Discharge in a current as small as possible, the action is to slow down the CPU, stop the hard disk, adjust the screen to the most dark, and then do not run any programs until the laptop automatically shut down. The reason to emphasize the small current discharging is to prevent the Asus laptop premature detect the laptop battery voltage shortage.
Asus Laptop battery using instruction
Yeah I got an ASUS laptop..





















