Canonical recently showed off Ubuntu running on an Android smartphone at the Mobile World Congress. It looks really cool. I’ve been thinking about an idea like this for some time. Smartphones are getting really powerful. Can we see see our smartphone becoming our computer some day soon? I can’t say in the long term if this is how our gadgets are going to be like this. But this idea seems like something workable in the short term. Can we merge…
The coolest laptop of the future… take a peek at it. It’s a conceptual presentation. Technology will make everything (well, almost) possible, given time. So while it may seem farfetched at this point in time, it is not too difficult to imagine that it will happen in the not too distant future. In fact, there is nothing terribly revolutionary about it, at least technologically speaking.
If you’re looking for a fantastic free notebook deal, I think I know where to go. I’m talking about a real notebook computer, not paper notebooks to scribble in. There’s an element of chance, but there’s plenty to go around. It is somewhat like a lucky draw, but I suspect the chances of hitting the jackpot are probably many times better than striking 4-D or winning the Toto lottery. Just invest in a little bit of time, and head down…
I’ve been wanting to say this for the longest time. Since receiving this mass email this morning, I thought it might as well be now. SOME NUS STUDENTS ARE REALLY VERY STUPID! Does it make sense to leave a notebook out there in the open, walk away from it, and expect it to stay put exactly where you left it when you return 10 minutes later?
Like many other things, laptop bags have gone from purely functional to become fashion accessories. One of the nicer brands, though not terribly common in Singapore, is STM. This is an Australian brand sporting laptop bags in various styles including messenger bags and backpacks. I recently got my hands on the small STM Phantom bag, which is designed to fit laptops with 13″ screens.
Everyone wants to make their batteries last longer, both in terms of runtime powering our mobile equipment as well as charge-discharge cycle counts. There’s lots of information out on the Internet, but there’s just as much misinformation. Here’s my compilation of information from various sources to help you squeeze the most juice out of your notebook batteries.
