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How to make ultra strong passwords!!!
Hi guys,
As you know I have a lot of idea's I input into CyberWarez well now this is probably my best tutorials.
Ok we will start...
As some Microsoft Operating System geeks know, you can type many more characters than are on a standard keyboard by using the ALT+NUMPAD combination technique. For example, by holding down the ALT key, typing 234 on the number pad, then releasing ALT gives you the O character. I'm writing this article mostly because when I search around for information on the topic of ALT+Number key combos I find pages that are lacking in details. Most of the pages I found are coming from the angle of using ALT+NUMPAD combinations as shortcuts for typing in non-English languages, but I have another use for them. Using ALT+NUMPAD can make for some very ugly passwords to crack. These odd characters have two major advantages over normal keystrokes:
1. They are unlikely to be in someone's dictionary or brute force list. Try brute forcing a password like "ace of ?s" or "I am the a and the O".
2. Some hardware key loggers will not log these odd characters. Your mileage may vary on this as some key loggers can, so don't rely on it to keep you 100% safe.
Using ALT+NUMPAD to type odd characters into your password also has a few disadvantages.
1. The way they are described in this article only works in Microsoft Operating Systems (DOS, Windows 9x, Vista, XP, 2000), and there may be some variation amongst the different versions.
2. Not all applications will let you use these odd characters. For testing I tried the password "Oÿ" (ALT+234 and ALT+0255) on a Windows XP local account,, but not all application will let you use these sorts of characters in your password.
Microsoft has the following to say on the subject of ALT+NUM key codes:
Alt+Numpad: A method of entering characters by typing in the character’s decimal code with the Numeric Pad keys (Num Lock turned on). In Windows:
• Alt+, where xxx is the decimal value of a code point, generates an OEM-encoded character.
• Alt+<0xxx>, where xxx is the decimal value of a code point, generates a Windows-encoded character.
• Alt+<+>+, where xxxx is the hexadecimal Unicode code point, generates a Unicode-encoded (UTF-16) character.
Shortly I'll explain explain the first two methods further. The 3rd is more problematic to work with. First, you may have to edit your registry and add a the REG_SZ value "HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method/EnableHexNumpad", then set it to "1". Also, depending on where you are trying to type the character the application may interpret your hexadecimal Fs as attempts to bring down the file menu. Since method three is so problematic I'll focus on the first two methods.
First, make sure you are using the number pad and not the top roll number keys, only the number pad works for this. Second, make sure NUM LOCK is on. It does not have to be on in all cases for these key combos to work, but it helps by keeping the number pad from being misinterpreted.
The chart from the site shows the relevant key codes to get various symbols. The table on the left shows the OEM Extended ASCII character set (AKA: IBM PC Extended Character Set; Extended ASCII; High ASCII; 437 U.S. English). True ASCII is only 7 bit, so the range is 0 to 127. IBM extended it to 8 bits and added more characters. To type these characters you merely have to hold down an ALT key, type the numeric value of the character, then release the ALT key.
The table on the right shows the ANSI character set (AKA: Window's ANSI/ISO Latin-1/ANSI Extended ASCII, though technically they are not exactly the same thing.). To use the ANSI character set you do the same thing as the OEM set, but you preface the number with an extra zero. Notice that the first 127 should be the same in both sets, though values 0-31 may not be viewable in all cases.
For example, ALT+257 gives me a in Wordpad, but in Notepad it loops back around the character set and gives me?(257-256=1 which is ? in the OEM set) . If you want to know what key code will bring up a particular character in a certain Windows font run Windows Character Map (charmap.exe) and look in the bottom right corner to find out.
some examples :
ALT+130 é
ALT+131 â
ALT+132 ä
ALT+133 à
ALT+134 å
ALT+135 ç
ALT+136 ê
ALT+137 ë
ALT+138 è
ALT+139 ï
ALT+140 î
ALT+141 ì
ALT+142 Ä
ALT+143 Å
ALT+144 É
ALT+145 æ
ALT+146 Æ
ALT+147 ô
ALT+148 ö
ALT+149 ò
ALT+150 û
ALT+151 ù
ALT+152 ÿ
ALT+153 Ö
ALT+154 Ü
ALT+155 ¢
ALT+156 £
ALT+157 ¥
ALT+158 P
ALT+159 ƒ
ALT+160 á
ALT+161 í
ALT+162 ó
ALT+163 ú
ALT+164 ñ
ALT+165 Ñ
ALT+166 ª
ALT+167 º
ALT+168 ¿
ALT+169 ¬
I hope this has helped you guys out at CW, Password theft it becoming a big problem all online, Time to put an end to it!
As you know I have a lot of idea's I input into CyberWarez well now this is probably my best tutorials.
Ok we will start...
As some Microsoft Operating System geeks know, you can type many more characters than are on a standard keyboard by using the ALT+NUMPAD combination technique. For example, by holding down the ALT key, typing 234 on the number pad, then releasing ALT gives you the O character. I'm writing this article mostly because when I search around for information on the topic of ALT+Number key combos I find pages that are lacking in details. Most of the pages I found are coming from the angle of using ALT+NUMPAD combinations as shortcuts for typing in non-English languages, but I have another use for them. Using ALT+NUMPAD can make for some very ugly passwords to crack. These odd characters have two major advantages over normal keystrokes:
1. They are unlikely to be in someone's dictionary or brute force list. Try brute forcing a password like "ace of ?s" or "I am the a and the O".
2. Some hardware key loggers will not log these odd characters. Your mileage may vary on this as some key loggers can, so don't rely on it to keep you 100% safe.
Using ALT+NUMPAD to type odd characters into your password also has a few disadvantages.
1. The way they are described in this article only works in Microsoft Operating Systems (DOS, Windows 9x, Vista, XP, 2000), and there may be some variation amongst the different versions.
2. Not all applications will let you use these odd characters. For testing I tried the password "Oÿ" (ALT+234 and ALT+0255) on a Windows XP local account,, but not all application will let you use these sorts of characters in your password.
Microsoft has the following to say on the subject of ALT+NUM key codes:
Alt+Numpad: A method of entering characters by typing in the character’s decimal code with the Numeric Pad keys (Num Lock turned on). In Windows:
• Alt+
• Alt+<0xxx>, where xxx is the decimal value of a code point, generates a Windows-encoded character.
• Alt+<+>+
Shortly I'll explain explain the first two methods further. The 3rd is more problematic to work with. First, you may have to edit your registry and add a the REG_SZ value "HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method/EnableHexNumpad", then set it to "1". Also, depending on where you are trying to type the character the application may interpret your hexadecimal Fs as attempts to bring down the file menu. Since method three is so problematic I'll focus on the first two methods.
First, make sure you are using the number pad and not the top roll number keys, only the number pad works for this. Second, make sure NUM LOCK is on. It does not have to be on in all cases for these key combos to work, but it helps by keeping the number pad from being misinterpreted.
The chart from the site shows the relevant key codes to get various symbols. The table on the left shows the OEM Extended ASCII character set (AKA: IBM PC Extended Character Set; Extended ASCII; High ASCII; 437 U.S. English). True ASCII is only 7 bit, so the range is 0 to 127. IBM extended it to 8 bits and added more characters. To type these characters you merely have to hold down an ALT key, type the numeric value of the character, then release the ALT key.
The table on the right shows the ANSI character set (AKA: Window's ANSI/ISO Latin-1/ANSI Extended ASCII, though technically they are not exactly the same thing.). To use the ANSI character set you do the same thing as the OEM set, but you preface the number with an extra zero. Notice that the first 127 should be the same in both sets, though values 0-31 may not be viewable in all cases.
For example, ALT+257 gives me a in Wordpad, but in Notepad it loops back around the character set and gives me?(257-256=1 which is ? in the OEM set) . If you want to know what key code will bring up a particular character in a certain Windows font run Windows Character Map (charmap.exe) and look in the bottom right corner to find out.
some examples :
ALT+130 é
ALT+131 â
ALT+132 ä
ALT+133 à
ALT+134 å
ALT+135 ç
ALT+136 ê
ALT+137 ë
ALT+138 è
ALT+139 ï
ALT+140 î
ALT+141 ì
ALT+142 Ä
ALT+143 Å
ALT+144 É
ALT+145 æ
ALT+146 Æ
ALT+147 ô
ALT+148 ö
ALT+149 ò
ALT+150 û
ALT+151 ù
ALT+152 ÿ
ALT+153 Ö
ALT+154 Ü
ALT+155 ¢
ALT+156 £
ALT+157 ¥
ALT+158 P
ALT+159 ƒ
ALT+160 á
ALT+161 í
ALT+162 ó
ALT+163 ú
ALT+164 ñ
ALT+165 Ñ
ALT+166 ª
ALT+167 º
ALT+168 ¿
ALT+169 ¬
I hope this has helped you guys out at CW, Password theft it becoming a big problem all online, Time to put an end to it!
How to Convert Mod/Tod to AVI/MPG/MPEG, WMV/DivX/SWF (Mac/Windows)
Mod is the video file format used on many digital camcorders, such as the JVC Everio, the Canon FS100 and the Panasonic D-Snap SD-card camcorders.
Have you ever been caught in such situation: You recorded wonderful moment or happy pictures during holiday and wanted to share them with others? But you suffered from playing the video on your computer or other devices because most players and portable devices cannot accept the format (Mod/Tod).
Here I introduce a converter that can convert Mod/Tod format to other common video and audio formats for Mac and Windows user.
Part 1: How to convert Mod/Tod for Mac user
The converter you need is Tipard Mod Converter for Mac.
Firstly, download and install Tipard Mod Converter for Mac (Intel Version or Power PC Version).
Step 1: Run the converter and load your Mod/Tod files.
Step 2: Select the format you want to convert from “Profile”. If you like to set your own data, please click “Settings” button.
Step 3: Set up the output profile and the output file path. You can default the output file path or select your own path by clicking “Browse” button on the line of Destination.
Step 4: Start conversion.
After you set all the settings, you can click “Start” to start conversion.
This converter also has powerful editing functions besides conversion. Take some examples below:
1: Snapshot
If you like the current image of the video you can use the “Snapshot” option, just click the “Snapshot” button and the image will be saved and then click the “Open” button next to “Snapshot” button to open your picture.
2: Merge
If you want to merge several videos into one file you can choose them at one time and click the “Merge into one file” to do it.
3: Effect
Click “Effect” button you can do these actions: adjusting brightness, contrast and saturation of the video. You can easily adjust the video through two windows in the same interface.
4: Trim
If you just want convert a clip of your video, then you can use the "Trim" icon to set the Start time and End time of the clip or you can directly drag the slide bar to the accurate position.
5: Crop
By using the “Crop” function you can crop the black edge of your video and you can also drag the line around the video image to adjust your video to your Google Phone.
Part 2: How to convert Mod/Tod for Windows user
The converter you need is Tipard Mod Converter.
Firstly, download and install Tipard Mod Converter.
Step 1: Run Tipard Mod Converter and load your Mod/Tod files.
Step 2: Select the format you want to convert from “Profile”. If you like to set your own data, please click “Settings” button.
Step 3: Set up the output profile and the output file path. You can default the output file path or select your own path by clicking “Browse” button on the line of Destination.
Step 4: Start conversion.
After you set all the settings, you can click “Start” to start conversion.
Tips:
The key features are shown below:
1: How to set effect of video
You can adjust the video such as brightness, contrast and saturation
2: How to split your video
The "Trim" function also servers as a video splitter for you to get any time-length video episode. You can set the "Start Time" and "End Time" to set the time of the clip or you can directly drag the slide bar to the accurate position.
3: How to crop off the black edges and adjust the size of video play region
By using the "Crop" function you can crop the black edge of your video and you can also drag the line around the video image to adjust the video play region to fit for your mobile devices. Have you found out the difference from the two windows? The bride and the old man are only in the picture.
4: How to save your favorite picture
If you like the current image when preview video, you can use the "Snapshot" option. Just click the "Snapshot" button the image will be saved and you can click the "Open" button next to "Snapshot" button to open your picture.
5: How to join your file pieces
If you want to merge several files into one file you can choose them and click the "Merge into one file" to do it.
Now your recorded video is well converted and edited.
Have you ever been caught in such situation: You recorded wonderful moment or happy pictures during holiday and wanted to share them with others? But you suffered from playing the video on your computer or other devices because most players and portable devices cannot accept the format (Mod/Tod).
Here I introduce a converter that can convert Mod/Tod format to other common video and audio formats for Mac and Windows user.
Part 1: How to convert Mod/Tod for Mac user
The converter you need is Tipard Mod Converter for Mac.
Firstly, download and install Tipard Mod Converter for Mac (Intel Version or Power PC Version).
Step 1: Run the converter and load your Mod/Tod files.
Step 2: Select the format you want to convert from “Profile”. If you like to set your own data, please click “Settings” button.
Step 3: Set up the output profile and the output file path. You can default the output file path or select your own path by clicking “Browse” button on the line of Destination.
Step 4: Start conversion.
After you set all the settings, you can click “Start” to start conversion.
This converter also has powerful editing functions besides conversion. Take some examples below:
1: Snapshot
If you like the current image of the video you can use the “Snapshot” option, just click the “Snapshot” button and the image will be saved and then click the “Open” button next to “Snapshot” button to open your picture.
2: Merge
If you want to merge several videos into one file you can choose them at one time and click the “Merge into one file” to do it.
3: Effect
Click “Effect” button you can do these actions: adjusting brightness, contrast and saturation of the video. You can easily adjust the video through two windows in the same interface.
4: Trim
If you just want convert a clip of your video, then you can use the "Trim" icon to set the Start time and End time of the clip or you can directly drag the slide bar to the accurate position.
5: Crop
By using the “Crop” function you can crop the black edge of your video and you can also drag the line around the video image to adjust your video to your Google Phone.
Part 2: How to convert Mod/Tod for Windows user
The converter you need is Tipard Mod Converter.
Firstly, download and install Tipard Mod Converter.
Step 1: Run Tipard Mod Converter and load your Mod/Tod files.
Step 2: Select the format you want to convert from “Profile”. If you like to set your own data, please click “Settings” button.
Step 3: Set up the output profile and the output file path. You can default the output file path or select your own path by clicking “Browse” button on the line of Destination.
Step 4: Start conversion.
After you set all the settings, you can click “Start” to start conversion.
Tips:
The key features are shown below:
1: How to set effect of video
You can adjust the video such as brightness, contrast and saturation
2: How to split your video
The "Trim" function also servers as a video splitter for you to get any time-length video episode. You can set the "Start Time" and "End Time" to set the time of the clip or you can directly drag the slide bar to the accurate position.
3: How to crop off the black edges and adjust the size of video play region
By using the "Crop" function you can crop the black edge of your video and you can also drag the line around the video image to adjust the video play region to fit for your mobile devices. Have you found out the difference from the two windows? The bride and the old man are only in the picture.
4: How to save your favorite picture
If you like the current image when preview video, you can use the "Snapshot" option. Just click the "Snapshot" button the image will be saved and you can click the "Open" button next to "Snapshot" button to open your picture.
5: How to join your file pieces
If you want to merge several files into one file you can choose them and click the "Merge into one file" to do it.
Now your recorded video is well converted and edited.
Windows 8 News Leak on Linkedin
A Microsoft employee, Robert Morgan posted some interesting job details on his linkedin profile.
Working in high security department for research and development involving strategic planning for medium and longterm projects. Research & Development projects including 128bit architecture compatibility with the Windows 8 kernel and Windows 9 project plan. Forming relationships with major partners: Intel, AMD, HP and IBM.
Some great Windows 8 news! That means the Windows 8 kernel might indeed support 128-bit, but if that is going to be support for a 128-bit CPU or FPU, we don’t know.
The news leak also confirms that Windows 9 is already in planning stage.
It will be interesting to see what Microsoft is up to, maybe they really go for a 128-bit optimized system and find a way to minimize compatibility issues. Robert Morgan is also working with the major key partners of Microsoft (AMD, Intel, IBM, ..). If Intel and AMD are really developing a 128-bit FPU/CPU we will soon get more news about it.
By now the job details have been removed, but of course there’s a Google cache. You can find the real leak here:
Linkedin Windows 8 Leak
Windows 8 Features
We don’t know much about Windows 8 features yet, but we know what Microsoft is working on.
However, I have researched all features that Microsoft is currently working on. Of course we don’t know if Microsoft will indeed add those features to the final build of Windows 8 in 2011/2012.
Windows 8 Feature List:
- - DSFR (New Storage technology:Distributed File System Replication storage file system)= Faster File Access
- - Support for one way replication
- - Cluster Support
- - Dramatic performance improvements
- - Hibernate/Resume Integration API, which will be used in Windows 8 replacing Windows Vista’s Xpress compression engine.
- - PatchGuard Improvement = More Secure x64 Environment
- - New user interface framework = More beautiful Windows 8 Interface
- - Improved Download Experience
- - Improved Remote Desktop Client and Protocol
More Windows 8 features haven’t been revealed yet. Overall, I would say that Microsoft is working on some big things. A new file system, enhanced security and a new GUI sound really good so far, what else should they be working on?
If you have any suggestion for Windows 8, you should add them to our Windows 8 Wishlist
Although there are many features that are really useful, there are also features that are totally useless. I hope they focus on the important features and not on the Hibernation and Download features.
Which game console should you buy?
A lot has changed since the Xbox 360 debuted in November of 2005. After what has seemed like dozens of upgrades, improvements, omissions, price drops, and bundles, the dust has settled (for now) and we're left with three competitively priced consoles.
Such an evenly matched trio of hardware makes for the perfect time to reignite the ultimate question for prospective video game console buyers: which home console should you buy?
This question doesn't necessarily have a definitive answer. Quite frankly, the answer could be any of the three. In other words, there is no default "best console." It's about finding the one that's right for you--and what will be the deciding factor in your case will ultimately depend on what you plan to use the console for. That said, in lieu of detailing every last bit of functionality that each console offers, let's discuss the type of person we think would benefit most from each console.
Nintendo Wii ($200)
While the recently discounted Wii isn't regarded as a "hardcore" gamer's console, the system has served up some pretty compelling titles over the past three years, like Super Mario Galaxy, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime Corruption, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. We are looking forward to games likeNew Super Mario Bros. Wii and Super Mario Galaxy 2, but big name titles like these are few and far in between.
All things considered, the Wii has become best known for its addictive party games, the occasional fitness game, and shooting titles that emulate light gun arcade games. The amount of first-party Nintendo titles is small and a large amount of third party games are written off as gimmicky cannon fodder.
The Wii's online multiplayer experience isn't anything to write home about, but we definitely recommend playingMario Kart Wii online. Unfortunately, the Wii's 16-digit friend code system did not catch on with most gamers. The established Virtual Console offers an impressive amount of classic games from various older gaming systems and WiiWare provides a platform for inexpensive titles from independent developers.
Aside from games, the Wii doesn't offer much in terms of additional functionality. It can't play DVDs or CDs, and its only streaming media compatibility comes from PlayOn's third-party PC software.
Accessories for the Nintendo Wii can add up. The console supports up to four Wii remotes and Nunchuks (the system comes with one of each), and now, with the debut of Wii MotionPlus, you'll want to get a few units so that you can play titles that take advantage of the new motion technology. All this, plus extra chargers and batteries can become quite pricey, creating a lot of hidden costs.
The Nintendo Wii is best for: Parents with children who are just beginning to enter the world of gaming, family gaming, and an environment with a lot of people (dorm room or apartment with numerous roommates).
The Wii is not the best choice for: Those who are looking for a game console that doubles as an all-purpose entertainment hub, want state-of-the-art HD graphics, enjoy a robust online community, and/or those who prefer a wide selection of adult-targeted titles.
Key Wii exclusives: All Zelda, Mario, and Metroid games.
Super Mario Galaxy is one of the best games available for the Wii.
(Credit: GamespotXbox 360 (Elite $300, Arcade $200)
The Xbox 360 still remains the better-selling of the two powerhouse consoles of this generation. This is partly due to the system going on sale an entire year before the PlayStation 3 and because the console did have a much stronger lineup of exclusives early on in its life cycle. Also, at launch, Xbox 360 was considerably more affordable than the expensive PlayStation 3.
With over 17 million members worldwide, Xbox Live is the most complete online console experience available today. The caveat is that the "Gold" Membership tier--required for online gaming and access to the best perks--requires an annual fee of $50. (By comparison, the Sony and Nintendo online networks are free.) Like Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN), Xbox Live offers downloadable games (both casual "Arcade" titles and full games), game add-ons (downloadable content, or "DLC"), and the capability to buy and rent TV shows and movies, many of which are in high-definition video. Some of the purchased videos can also be transferred to Microsoft's Zuneportable media player. (Note that you'll need a hard drive to fully enjoy most of these features; the Elite includes a 120GB model, but it's a separate purchase for the Arcade).
In terms of additional functionality, the Xbox 360 is currently the only console to offer streaming Netflix and (soon to be released) Facebook and Twitter applications. You can stream digital media from a networked Windows PC, and the 360 can double as a full-on Windows Media Extender for those running Windows Media Center on their PCs; third-party products such as PlayOn and TwonkyVision can also expand the 360's default streaming capabilities. Xbox 360 will also recognize most music players and hard drives, so you can manually plug these types of devices into an open USB port and play music, photos, and videos right on the console. However, unlike the Blu-ray capable PS3, the Xbox 360 can only play standard DVD movies.
Beyond all of its impressive media capabilities, the Xbox 360 is also an excellent game machine. Most triple-A titles are available on the 360, save for a few PlayStation 3-only games, and the games generally look as good as or better than their PS3 counterparts. The console also has its fair share of exclusives, including the Gears of War, Halo, Forza, and Fable series.
There are plenty of Xbox 360 accessories that can extend the overall cost of owning the system. Additional controllers and rechargeable batteries represent the core add-ons, but you can also spend money on wireless headsets, charging docks, and messaging keypads. We should note that, unlike the Wii and PS3, there is no wireless networking available out the box on the 360. You'll need to purchase a wireless network adapter for that functionality.
Note that the Xbox 360 has a notorious (and deserved) reputation for bad reliability, thanks to the "red ring of death" problem that afflicted far too many early models. However, the current iterations of the 360 now sold on store shelves use updated components that have largely made this problem a thing of the past.
While the $200 Xbox 360 Arcade may appeal to value-minded buyers, we strongly recommend prospective 360 owners spend the extra money for the Elite; the hard drive is really a necessity to enjoy the 360 to its fullest extent.
The Xbox 360 is best for: Those who want an easy-to-use interface; gamers who take online gameplay seriously; gamers who already have friends on Xbox Live; hardcore and casual gamers; anyone who wants a good all-in-one gaming and entertainment system; Netflix fans.
The Xbox 360 is not the best choice for: Those who want the PS3's added value of built-in Blu-ray and Wi-Fi.
Key Xbox 360 exclusives: The Halo, Gears of War, Forza, Fable, and Left4Dead series; Netflix streaming.
Gears of War 2 is possibly the best-looking game on the Xbox 360.
PlayStation 3 ($300)
There's no doubt about it, the PlayStation 3 did not get off to a great start when it was released in November of 2006. Fast forward almost three years and the console has definitely righted the ship. Now available in just one $300 model (though rumors of a 250GB PS3 abound), the PlayStation 3 Slim offers a solid library of games (including the Uncharted and Resistance series), access to the PlayStation Store, and one of the best Blu-ray players on the market. (It also plays DVD movies and CDs, of course.)
While it may be totally free, the PlayStation Network doesn't necessarily provide you with the best online gaming experience around, but if you don't consider such a thing important, its offering is more than sufficient.
Like Xbox Live, the PlayStation Store is host to tons of movies, TV shows, demos, and downloadable games. PlayStation 3 also offers Home, a "Second Life" sort of experience where you can set up shop in a virtual world. While Sony had been hyping the feature for years, PlayStation Home is now generally regarded as a dud.
Just like the Xbox 360, there are plenty of ways to get digital media streamed over the console via a home network or a third-party product like PlayOn. You can also hook up a device via USB and play media that way as well.
While the Xbox 360 and Wii have various accessories available, you probably will need to purchase only a few with the PS3. Aside from additional controllers, there is not much you'll need. (The biggest annoyance: you'll need an infrared-to-Bluetooth adapter if you choose to use the PS3 with a universal remote.) The console uses Bluetooth technology so you can use almost any headset for chatting purposes. Also, the PS3 allows for user-replaceable hard drives, so you have the option of upgrading yourself.
Sony has marketed the PS3 as an exceptional deal due to its built-in Blu-ray player. While getting a "free" Blu-ray player is one of the console's major selling points, its benefits to the gaming experience remain mixed. It offers game developers much more space to work with than a DVD, but that hasn't translated into a quantum leap in graphics quality--the PS3's graphics are essentially on par with that of the 360. Also, the Blu-ray drive's fixed speed is problematic: it requires many PS3 games to do a preliminary hard drive installation when playing a game for the first time.
The PS3 is best for: Hardcore and casual gamers who aren't concerned with the ultimate online experience, early adopters, do-it-yourselfers, and videophiles who need the latest and greatest in Blu-ray.
The PS3 is not the best choice for: Those who don't care about HD graphics or video.
Key PS3 exclusives: The Uncharted, Gran Turismo, Resistance, and Killzone series; LittleBigPlanet.
Uncharted has quickly become the PS3's staple franchise.
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AMD working on 128-bit CPU or FPU for Windows 8?
Another new feature that might be included in Windows 8 could be support for a 128-bit FPU (List of Windows 8 features).
We all know about x32 and x64 processors. Some people say AMD and Intel are currently working on a new x128 CPU, but would that really make sense?
No, it doesn’t. 128bit CPU’s are neither useful nor is there a market for x128 CPU’s. But it would make sense to create a 128-bit FPU for Windows 8.
A FPU is basically a Floating-point unit that is optimized to work with floating point numbers e.g. 2.55555 or 25555.5.
A 128-bit CPU and OS for the average user is probably not going to be available for the next years, simply because it would be difficult to build a system withou compatibility issues with x32 applications. Although we know that the x64 systems can run most applications as x32 flawlessly, there could be unexpected problems with 128-bit systems and setups.
How to Operate Mouse Pointer Without Mouse (Magic)
How to Operate Mouse Pointer Without Mouse (Magic)
This trick is provided by user sandeepak (FindLinks
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Note: The following trick is contributed by users. The information might have been copied and pasted as is from the users. Use it at your own risk.
You have Mouse Problem ?? No Problem
I will give you suggestion
Press Left Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock Button + Ok
with the help of Numeric Keypad e.g ( Press and Hold the following Keys )
7 8 9
4 6
1 2 3
For Normal Click Press 5
Default
Left Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock
This trick is provided by user sandeepak (FindLinks
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Note: The following trick is contributed by users. The information might have been copied and pasted as is from the users. Use it at your own risk.
You have Mouse Problem ?? No Problem
I will give you suggestion
Press Left Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock Button + Ok
with the help of Numeric Keypad e.g ( Press and Hold the following Keys )
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4 6
1 2 3
For Normal Click Press 5
Default
Left Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock
How To Get A Google Wave Invite !
Google's newest offering - "Google Wave" is getting hotter then expected and everybody wants an invite, the limited supply invite-only online service provides an hybrid platform combining messaging, media-sharing and other collaboration tools via a single streamlined interface.
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If you are also looking for an invite there are other ways to get them for free and even try Google Wave Platform right-now without an invite.
Here are some places where you can get a Google Wave invite :
- Google Wave Official Invite Request Form
- Google Wave on your own domains (via Google Apps, more chances of early access)
- Search Twitter for invite - #GoogleWave and #GoogleWaveInvite
- GoogleWaveInvites.Com - a dedicated website to give and request Google Wave invites.
The demand is more then the supply so it seems pretty hard to get an invite, but worry not here is an exclusive piece of information for our blog readers - a simple way to try the Google Wave platform outside Google without an invite, yes that's correct you can try Google Wave at third-party Google Wave
PyGoWave - Google Wave Server Implementation
PyGoWave - Creating New Waves
PyGoWave - Using Wave Gadgets
PyGoWave does not look streamlined as Google Wave but surely will get you onto the Wave of future.
Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009
How To Use iPhone As Removable USB Storage Drive
PC and Mac utility DiskAid allows you to make use of iPhone as a data storage device - but both uploading and downloading data require you have DiskAid installed on the computer, free (during beta) iPhone applicationUSB Drive takes care of this by allowing you to use your iPhone as a true mass storage device which
You will need an jailbroken iPhone with Cydia installed to download USB Drive beta 2, also make sure you read all the instructions before using it.
Installing and Using USB Drive For iPhone :
- Add http://apt.dmytro.me as a Cydia repository source.
- Install USB Drive from the source.
- Launch USB Drive from springboard.
- Use Create Disk option to create virtual disks.
- Keep in mind there are three disk-modes and make sure you read the documentation as it will break your iTunes functionality temporarily.
3 Windows Mobile 7 Themes
As we reported previously, the release date of Windows Mobile 7 has been leaked: Spring 2010 (April probably).
If you can’t wait any longer you should grab some cool themes for your pocket PC that are inspired by Windows Mobile 7. Some of them are really decent and have a touch of the future.
Download Windows Mobile 7 Themes
You’ll need to install quite a lot of plugins, but it’s definitely worth it!
Windows Mobile 7 Video
While Windows 7 is about to be released, Windows Mobile 7 is still in development. It’s Microsoft’s chance to make a really decent mobile Windows. The release date has been pushed back to 2010 (was supposed to be late 2009) by now, the expectations are high.
According to Microsoft Kitchen, Windows Mobile is supposed to release to manufacturing in Spring 2010 (April)
Windows Mobile 6.5 the predecessor of Windows Mobile 7 has a great interface and works simply great. Of course the expectations are high that Microsoft can make it even better.
Here’s a video of Windows Mobile 6.5 that you should also check out if you are interested in mobile operating systems:
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