Sep 122011
 

Mouse Without Borders allows you to use your mouse and keyboard to reach across up to 4 of your PC’s as if they were part of one single desktop. With Mouse Without Borders, you can move your mouse between multiple screens, even though they might be attached to a different PC from each other. What’s more, you can also move files between the various PCs simply by dragging them from one desktop to another. Additional options include locking all PCs or logging in on all at once.

Mouse Without Borders is a Microsoft The Garage project, in which Microsoft employees come together after work to build and invent.

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Sep 122011
 

I’m the producer for this new Tech65 show – Ask Jerrick - a comedic light-hearted technology Q&A show targeted at answering all your casual questions about technology. This is our first season, very first episode released! This is the very first time Tech65 is doing a seasonal show. I’m very excited about this new show and I hope you enjoy the laughs as much as we did.

In this episode, Jerrick answers the question of how to upgrade your phone’s camera.

If you have any feedback or comments regarding the show, please feel free to let me know. It will help us improve and create a better show for the following episodes and seasons to come.

Sep 122011
 

Well guys, are you rested after BarcampSG7? We have another one coming up called Geekcamp on 1st October. This is very focused on geeky topics that I know you’ll love. We’re running this for the 3rd time!

Venue: Microsoft, Level 22 One Marina Boulevard
Date: 1st October 2011
Time
: 10:00am – 5:00pm
How to get there: Exit Raffles Place MRT station on the North-South/East-West Line
What to bring: Laptops, 3G dongles, power extensions

We’re right now calling for topics, so if you have any geeky topics you want to share, submit your topics to Geekcamp!

For those who are interested to attend, there are 2 things you need to do:

That’s all! Oh and by the way, I’ll be sharing about my experience building a hackintosh desktop. Vote for my topic!
Sep 122011
 

Calling all Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) in Singapore. Microsoft has announced its partnership with TechSoup Asia in Singapore. Through this programme, qualified Singapore-based nonprofit charitable organisations can request a wide range of software product donations. The products include operating system software, productivity software such as Microsoft Office, publishing software and server products.

More details on the Microsoft Software Donation programme, including product information and eligibility criteria, can be found at: www.techsoup.asia.

More useful links:

Sep 122011
 

Sony has announced a new line-up for Sony VAIO S Series – a slim, power-packed 15.5 inch notebook in addition to current VAIO S Series. The new Sony VAIO S Series model offers all the performance and thinness of its 13.3 inch sibling, while adding a larger screen to suit anyone who needs more room to work and play.

Key Points:

  • Intel® Core™ i7 processor and AMD Radeon™ HD 6630M GPU with 1GB VRAM
  • Dynamic Hybrid Graphic System, allowing users to switch between SPEED mode for fastest performance or STAMINA mode
  • 15.5 inch wide-screen 1920×1080 Full HD VAIO Display Plus
  • 5 hours of battery life; an optional Sheet Battery is available providing up to 10 hours
  • 1.96 kg and 24.5 mm slim body
  • backlit keyboard, dedicated numeric keypad, and larger touch pad with multi-gesture control supports Flick, Tap and Scroll touch gestures
  • HD web camera powered by ‘Exmor’ technology

The new line-up of Sony VAIO S Series notebooks will be available in Singapore from September 2011 (predict to be end of September).

Full specifications after the break: Continue reading »

Sep 122011
 

I’m sure you’ve all should have heard about Anonymous, if you haven’t you’ve been living under a rock. Anonymous has released a windows application to hijack trending topics on twitter. This is used for spreading the word of Anonymous’ activities. This is not a hacking tool nor is it an exploit tool, it was created to make it easier for them to tweet faster without copying and pasting constantly.

You can download this program HERE (Windows-Beta)

You will need .NET Framework 4 to run this program. You can get it: HERE

U.R.G.E Users Manual

Source Code

Sep 122011
 

This is a video leak of the BlackBerry 9980, or also named as the BlackBerry Knight, R47 and Porche Proceeding. If this video is true, it seems to be that RIM has veered away from the traditional keypad style to a totally different and radical keypad design. The optical trackpad also seems to be replaced by a directional touch button, and it’s a lot faster and more responsive than the 9900. The back casing is coated with a rubbery texture for grip, much like on your BlackBerry Playbook.

This device appears to be running BlackBerry 7 OS, with Wi-fi, 3G and NFC.  The browser shown around 2:30 seems to have faster loading, smoother scrolling, and very smooth pinch-to-zoom. The flash support seems to be faster and smoother too. The audio seems to be pretty loud too as seen/heard around 5:35. The device can take videos at 1280 x 720, and with the speed of taking photos (doesn’t seem to have auto-focus), I reckon it’s using a Extended Depth of Field (EDoF) camera.

That’s all I can get from the video. My mandarin isn’t that great, so if you caught something on the video that I didn’t mention, do leave a comment and tell us all about it.

So, do you think this is the BlackBerry 9980 or just a 9900 prototype? Do you like what you see?