HTC Incredible: My Mother's Day Present

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HTC Incredible: My Mother's Day Present Posted: 10 May 2010 03:02 AM PDT I'm chained to Verizon as my cell phone carrier due to my family. That's why I don't have an iPhone. When I was asked what I wanted for Mother's day, I squinted at the screen of my HTC Eris and said I wanted something with a bigger screen. I don't need reading glasses to read the newspaper, books, or magazines...yet, but I found that I was grabbing my husband's glasses to read my Eris.  Who wants to keep up with reading glasses just to deal with a cell phone?   I don't. Here is a video from CNET that gives a nice overview of the Incredible's features: I am happy to say that I love this phone.   I don't need reading glasses to use it.  The only things I couldn't read all of the fine print that was displayed during the initial set-up.  In my excitement to get things set up, I think I might have opted in for more than I wanted! For some reason, I now have every contact I've ever made, all on this phone,  with phone numbers of people that I never have called,  courtesy of Facebook, I assume.  I'll have to spend some time organizing this mess later on. I'll also have to hunt for my husband's reading glasses after work today to read the fine print and make the correct privacy settings! http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com

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Changing Wireless Channel to Improve Wireless Signal Quality

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Changing Wireless Channel to Improve Wireless Signal Quality Posted: 10 May 2010 12:23 AM PDT There are so many factors which actually affect the quality of a wireless signal. Possible wireless interference, obstacles in-front of wireless signals etc. But some times you can improve the quality of your wireless signals by changing the wireless signal channel. By considering the wireless broadcast from a wireless router or Access Point, it has multiple wireless channels starting from Channel 1 to 11. Among these wireless channels, the useful channels are channel 1,6 and 11. We should set our wireless broadcast in any one of these wireless channels. Changing Wireless channel.. will it improve signal quality? Changing Wireless channels can improve the signal quality if there is an interference present in current wireless channel. It is possible to have so many wireless interference in channel 1 and unfortunately, your wireless signals broadcast in wireless channel 1. Here you can improve your wireless signal quality by changing the wireless channel to either 6 or 11. Changing wireless channel will not change the frequency of your wireless signal If you have wireless G (2.4 GHz) broadcasting and have the interference from other wireless G(802.11g) or B (802.11b)device, changing wireless channel itself will not fix the issue. But you can reduce it by changing the wireless channel to a different channel as usually most of the wireless devices have channel 6 is the default wireless channel. Helpful Wireless Articles 1. How to change Wirelss Channel in Linksys Wireless Router 2. No Wireless signals from my Wireless router 3. No Wireless networks found in range Technology Blog

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Free Portable Software Microsoft Word 2007

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Free Portable Software Microsoft Word 2007 Posted: 09 May 2010 08:19 AM PDT Free Portable Software Microsoft Word 2007's document types, interface, and some features--very nearly every aspect of this word processor--have changed. With this update, MS Word becomes a more image-conscious application. New picture-editing tools help you deck out documents and play with fancy fonts. Bloggers and researchers may also benefit. It's easier to get a handle on document security, but those who only need basic typing features may not want to relearn the interface or deal with the new file formats with this Free Software Portable Free Portable Software Microsoft Word 2007 for the first thing you'll notice is the completely redesigned toolbar, now known as the Ribbon, with many familiar commands in new places. Instead of the old, gray drop-down menus atop the page, Microsoft's new and very colorful Ribbon clumps common features into tabs: Home, Insert, Page Layout, References, Mailings, Review, and View. Some tabs don't show up until you might need them; for example, you must select a picture to bring up its formatting tab. Aside from the interface, the other radical change in Word 2007 is its new file type. For the first time in a decade, Microsoft foists a new file format upon users, and old Word DOC files make way for the new DOCX type of Word 2007. If you primarily work with plain text and don't need to pretty up reports and newsletters and the like, then it might not be right for you. For instance, Free Portable Software Word 2007 doesn't introduce must-have blogging goodies, although commenting commands are within easier reach. At the same time, Word 2007 handily presents options for footnotes and citations under its References tab, which researchers should appreciate. download for free portable software Microsoft Word 2007 on this link http://rapidshare.com/files/378875397/MICROSOFT_OFFICE_2007_WORD_AK10.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/378885160/MICROSOFT_OFFICE_2007_WORD_AK10.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/378879659/MICROSOFT_OFFICE_2007_WORD_AK10.part3.rar

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Raymond.CC Blog: “Create Windows 7 System Image for Full Backup and Restoration” plus 1 more

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Create Windows 7 System Image for Full Backup and Restoration Posted: 10 May 2010 12:00 AM PDT One thing I really like in Windows 7 is the built-in capability of creating a full backup image so that I can restore it back when Windows is corrupted and unbootable. The computer that I use to mess and test stuff was running Windows XP and I normally use Symantec Ghost to restore back the [...]

Recovering the Lost Data from The Great Beyond – Windows Edition Posted: 09 May 2010 08:20 PM PDT I’m aware Raymond’s covered recovery of data in his articles before, in it, he recommends a lot of data recovery tools. His suggestions, like many of those out there, echo the need for a better system of backing up. One of my friends has perfected such a solution for himself. He uses a RAID 10 [...]

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