I love the iPhone. It’s here to stay as my primary cell phone. But I’ve come across a bunch of things that make me think Apple rushed at the end to get this thing out there. Here’s my list of the top 10 mistakes Apple made with the iPhone interface.
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Monday, July 02, 2007
Sunday, July 01, 2007
Apple pays $700,000 for bloggers' legal fees
Bloggers and online journalists have completed their final victory lap in a protracted fight against iPod maker Apple Inc. Earlier this month, a Santa Clara County Court ordered Apple to pay the legal
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
Norton AntiVirus is A Virus
The most precompiled program in all new computers IS a virus to anyone who knows anything about computers.
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Wednesday, December 20, 2006
See real-time weather on a Google map
Weather junkies, your site has come in. Weather Bonk gives you not only the local forecast, but also traffic webcams, monthly averages and live conditions overlaid on a Google map.
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The Importance Of Performing A Regular Virus Check
Everyone is bound to encounter a computer virus at some point. These nuisances can crash your computer or leave it running at a snail’s pace. There are a few powerful ones that can erase all of your data and render your machine useless. There are antivirus software packages out there, but they can’t always protect your computer. For this reason, you need to keep a vigilant watch, and never forget to run a virus check.
Norton and some antivirus software will give you automatic updates, so always remember to download these. This information is vital in keeping your computer free of viruses. Computer viruses are constantly evolving, and those people who produce them are always looking for ways to infect your computer. Those who have broadband internet service are in high risk of getting computer viruses.
If your computer does not have an antivirus software, you can find free virus check on the World-Wide-Web. There are some that will scan your computer for viruses, but most of them stop there.
A friend told me that he spent two days looking for a virus check that found the viruses and then took care of them. There are some services that will scan your computer, inform you of what you have, and then tell you that you must pay for their software before they can get rid of your computer’s viruses.
This trick is quite common, and the case is often the same with free spyware and malware scans. You should read the fine print before you put your computer through a time consuming virus check, only to be informed that you must then purchase the product.
There are some scans that offer a free trial period, and you should take advantage of their offer. You will often like their service so much that you will decide to purchase their product. This is the best way to know if a virus check is worth your money.You should also look into customer support whenever you run a virus check. You will appreciate a company that offers online support if you run into trouble. There are also some viruses that can only be removed manually. This is a lengthy and complicated procedure. When you are in this kind of predicament, it is comforting to know that help is at your fingertips.
Norton and some antivirus software will give you automatic updates, so always remember to download these. This information is vital in keeping your computer free of viruses. Computer viruses are constantly evolving, and those people who produce them are always looking for ways to infect your computer. Those who have broadband internet service are in high risk of getting computer viruses.
If your computer does not have an antivirus software, you can find free virus check on the World-Wide-Web. There are some that will scan your computer for viruses, but most of them stop there.
A friend told me that he spent two days looking for a virus check that found the viruses and then took care of them. There are some services that will scan your computer, inform you of what you have, and then tell you that you must pay for their software before they can get rid of your computer’s viruses.
This trick is quite common, and the case is often the same with free spyware and malware scans. You should read the fine print before you put your computer through a time consuming virus check, only to be informed that you must then purchase the product.
There are some scans that offer a free trial period, and you should take advantage of their offer. You will often like their service so much that you will decide to purchase their product. This is the best way to know if a virus check is worth your money.You should also look into customer support whenever you run a virus check. You will appreciate a company that offers online support if you run into trouble. There are also some viruses that can only be removed manually. This is a lengthy and complicated procedure. When you are in this kind of predicament, it is comforting to know that help is at your fingertips.
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