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29th Jul, 08
How does IP mapping for data transmission over networks work? You probably know what TCP/IP is; any computer using TCP/IP will have a unique IP address by which data in the form of packets is s...
01st May, 08
With Windows 2000 and then Windows XP, the use of the Windows Command prompt has been on the decline. Almost everything today is dependent on the user interface of Windows. There are still many ta...
01st May, 08
Easter eggs are there to lighten up the mood and they do so by shocking us or making us laugh. Here are a selecte few Easter eggs from some of the most popular software. Adobe Photoshop CS3 Ph...
01st May, 08
Professional audio sequencing software is costly, but they are also in plenty. For casual users, there are alternatives such as Frinika, an open source audio sequencer that runs on Java. Frinika (...
01st May, 08
Although GIMP has been popularly known as a free, open source replacement for Photoshop meant for Linux, its workflow has never exactly resembled Photoshop. GIMP has been ported to Windows and so ...
01st May, 08
We all want to work smart, right? Here are a bunch of things we’ve learnt from our own experiences, and some that have only just occurred to us. Control The Future If you want to remind ...
01st May, 08
Phunny Physics Phun! If you think we are not in our senses and that it’s a weird way to say fun, then here goes—it’s a free 2D physics simulation we gave out on the April &lsq...
01st May, 08
Photoshop, now in a browser Adobe’s domination over computer graphics just went online. Adobe Photoshop Express (https://www.photoshop.com/express/) is a free online image editing service...
01st May, 08
After last year, the onslaught of cheaper and (sometimes) better LCDs continues. We’ve tested 33 of them, ranging from 17 to 24 inches of prime real estate.Take your pick… After la...
01st May, 08
Want a college education, but don’t care about grades or have no cash to spare? Get online and get educated “One can do anything, anything at all…if provided with a passionat...
01st May, 08
Linux installed? Now let's go online… Several readers have made the jump to Linux, but they haven’t got their Internet connections running. In our country, broadband is accessed in...
01st May, 08
Agent goes on some serious graphic card shopping… For me, an avid gamer, one of the biggest hoaxes has been the supposed deliverance that the DX10 was to bring about. For the first time,...
01st May, 08
You’ve just upgraded your ancient PC—got the fastest processor, truckloads of memory and the best graphics card on the market. But before you can really enjoy the power and speed of ...
01st Apr, 08
Agent 001 goes on a hunt for an inexpensive phone—and stumbles across some good alternatives There was a time when your beloved agent dropped his beloved cell phone, and then his beloved...
01st Apr, 08
Today we’re looking at Linux Mint (www.linuxmint.com), another distribution derived from Ubuntu Linux. They claim it’s very user friendly but it’s also very appealing in looks. ...
01st Apr, 08
Deluge is a BitTorrent client that runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS X. It’s not as small as µTorrent (which Windows users adore) but it still has loads of features and more importantly, supp...
01st Apr, 08
Apple has a handful of software such as QuickTime and iTunes on Windows for some time now. The latest one to arrive—a Beta version of Safari—a few months back is now finally out. We to...
01st Apr, 08
Total Commander has been well known as a replacement for Windows Explorer and has been around for many years. Total Commander Ultima Prime (TCUP), is, on the other hand, a Total Commander plug-in ...
01st Apr, 08
Ever been too scared to install a program that wasn’t an RPM or DEB? In Windows, installing software is a matter of clicks. In Linux, however, there are quite a few ways to skin the cat. ...
01st Apr, 08
Run Linux in Windows... With a twist! We keep complaining about how we’d like to use Linux but all our work and favourites applications are here on Windows. Virtualisation can be harnesse...