This Christmas the most popular MP3 player is the new iPod Touch from Apple. The Apple brand and the word quality for the iPod go together, with its latest large, bright touchscreen this puts it…

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If you ever have to select more than one item at a time in a Windows program then you can use the control key, generally marked Ctrl. I find this technique particularly useful for dealing with my emails. I can hold down Ctrl and click on each spam email in turn, then take my finger off Ctrl and hit the Delete key so get rid of them all.

Using Ctrl to select multiple items also works well in Window Explorer - the software you use to browse files and programs within Windows. To try it out open up your My Documents folder, hold down the Ctrl key, and left-click on a few items with the mouse. Each item should be selected as you click on it. When you release the Ctrl key you are free to drag and drop all the files, or right-click on any one of them to apply a process - such as delete, cut or copy - to them. A much quicker way of performing a task on many files than doing each one separately.

You can also use the Ctrl key and ‘lasso’ items in Explorer. To ‘lasso’ items hold down the left…

Hi!! This time I’ll show you how to make your “My Computer” opening faster on Windows XP. Many of my friends ask me, why “My Computer” so slow to displaying anything to me? Can you help me to fix this problem? please.. : ) Emmm.. actually, we can solve this problem easily, and most of you probably already know how to fix this problem. But I think I need to explain it for those who didn’t know how to fix this problem..especially my friends..hehe

Ok..let’s we start it.

1. Double click on “My Computer” and then click on the Tools > Folder Options to open up Folder Options.

2. Then click on the View tab and then uncheck “Automatically search for network folders and printers” and click on “OK”.

That’s all..hehe.. you should notice that your “My Computer” should opening…

Yeah I’ve just finished school exams, but oof I didn’t do well in this term.
I know I have much since my lastet posts, but I think I have to start a new project.
Now I don’t have time, it’s true that I have about 15 days of holiday, but I must also take care of my studies.
And now happy holidays for all students.

If animals eating each other or dancing pink bunnies aren’t your thing, rest assured Microsoft also has a Zune V2 promotional video up its sleeve catered towards the more conservative amongst us.

Thanks to a tip from reader Sajith, Seattle’s creative agency Digital Kitchen has worked with Microsoft to create what they call “Raw Deluxe” which they describe as “a product-driven video combining rich still photography and video to personify the raw-deluxe style of the Microsoft Zune”.

As far as I know, this video was not designed for mass-media advertising but instead as a launch promo for Microsoft events. But I’m sure they won’t mind if we took a peek.

One of the things you might notice is how strikingly familiar is the background music and tone of the video to the stunning title sequence of the television series House M.D. But that’s no coincidence. As it turns out the agency and one of its designers, Jake Sargeant, were responsible for both projects. Jake’s portfolio also includes many of HP’s “The computer is personal again” ads, which are considered some of the best in

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