20 posts tagged TechKnowledge

Vista vs XP - Dual Booting First, let me start by saying I love Vista.  I love the look, I love the search option in the start menu, and I love the added security (read UAC).  For development, Vista seems to work great.  I have never had any issues with it as far as using VS 2005 or 2008.  For VS 2003, I have to run in administrator mode, but that’s not a big deal.

Building its name by making games more interactive, the Wii has just released and new game that allows you work out from your home. The new game is called Wii Fit and it also come with Wii Balance. The Wii Fitness is said to be out on May 21 and will cost $89.99.

Apple iPhone is releasing a newer version of the already popular iPhone. For $400 dollars the newer iPhone will let you: Buy from iTunes wirelessly create Microsoft Office documents, iChat for videos, expanded built-in memory, an external high-capacity memory card slot and a consumer swappable battery.

When buying a new PC, most people direct all their attention to the processor, motherboard and other components while ignoring an important part of the system, and that is the computer case. During working of the computer heat is generated by the processor, the graphics card, the hard disk and other components, and the temperature inside the case rises.

Embedding screenshots using SCRNSHOT Here are three different views of a screenshot using SCRSHOT: First, the thumbnail Second, what the folks at ScrnShots call “the screenshot” Lastly, here is the “full size” Share This Filed under TechKnowledgE by

Embedding with Zoho Here is an embedded zoho presentation that my daughter did for here history of beer class. Enjoy, then go and enjoy. Share This Filed under TechKnowledgE by

Extend Your Tech Knowledge, one tip at a time Here is another great service from SupportSpace! Ever wanted to get help with those niggling issues that never seem big enough to actually speak to some-one about? You know, the ones that make you feel like a total tech amateur?

ASTD,TechKnowledge,conference,workshop,Captivate,Presenter   Last week I spent in San Antonio to attend the ASTD TechKnowledge 2008 conference. I really enjoyed the opening session by David Pogue (I was really impressed how he handled a keynote speaker's biggest nightmare - fried hard drive before a presentation) - it was quite entertaining.

Dan Cohen’s Digital Humanities Blog » Blog Archive » Introducing Omeka For Zotero, it’s “like iTunes for your references and research”; for Omeka, think “WordPress for your exhibits and collections.” Share This

THATPodcast » Blog Archive » Episode 2: Introducing Omeka This is an absolutely fascinating podcast about the new site builder for the “digital humanist” called “Omeka”. It is one of the most exciting projects I have ever seen and could potentially involve every aspect of the university, revolutionizing the way the humanities is presented.