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Compressed or Zip files or folders will take a shorter space of your computer's storage than the uncompressed ones and they can transferred quickly and easily to other computers as well. Also by compressing or adding a group of files to a Zip file, you can transfer them easily across the web. Microsoft Windows 7 by default will let you to zip a group of files or … [Read more...]
Zip files are compressed archives, which can used to compress one or more files, folders into a single file for reducing the storage space of those files. In other words, Zip files are the space-saving way of storing one or more files, folders. Unlike normal files which you can open in Windows 7 without the need of any third party software, you can't open Zip … [Read more...]
The newly launched Nexus 7 tablet hasn't even been released to the public, but the guys over at the RootzWiki have already achieved rooting the device. Lets see a step by step tutorial on not only how to root nexus 7 tablet on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but also how to unlock bootloader on Nexus 7 and do flash ClockworkMod recovery. Try this out, when you get your … [Read more...]
The newly released Google Asus made Nexus 7 tablet got its first accusations or we say a potential legal notice from Nokia. While speaking to The Inquirer, the Finnish mobile giant claims that the Google's tablet which was made by Asus is using Nokia's WiFi patents without a license. They also claim that both the companies, Google and Asus haven't asked for … [Read more...]
Nokia’s Lumia 900 already had the weight of the world on its shoulders long before Windows Phone 8 came along to deliver what was seen as a fatal blow. While the 900 may have been slow to take off, critics suggested than the Nokia flagship Smartphone was simply learning to walk before it could truly fly and that with enough time and carrier backing, it was destined … [Read more...]
Days ago, for the first time in History, Chrome surpassed Internet Explorer as the most used browser worldwide, and now Google gives several interesting figures on the number of users of Chrome and other products, such as the recently launched Google Drive, the Chrome Web Store and other classics like Gmail. I can't remember a day in last 5 years when I haven't … [Read more...]
Google’s Project Glass may still be at least two years away from a commercial release, but those lucky enough to be in attendance at Google’s I/O even this week have already been graced with the kind of hands-on testing the rest of us will have to wait until 2014 for. Dubbed the world’s first “Augmented Reality” glasses, Project Glass represents the creation of … [Read more...]
Just a few short years ago, certain laptop PC manufacturers scoffed at the way in which devices were becoming cheaper and lower-end than ever before. They feared that the situation was getting out of control and rather than striving for bigger and better things – as had always been tradition – the industry was becoming all-consumed with low prices and thus low … [Read more...]
Google’s Nexus 7 tablet has delivered quite the package of first, heralding the company’s first own-brand tablet, the first high-spec tablet to come in below $200 and perhaps most importantly of all, the first in the world to boast Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. With regard to the tablet itself, the Nexus 7 has been called everything from an iPad-killer to a Kindle Fire … [Read more...]
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean has finally made its way into the hands of a lucky few developers courtesy of Google’s I/O event in San Francisco, bring along a couple of new friends for the ride. However, one of the most talked-up and promising of all is the new Nexus Q which demands a Jelly Bean handset to run, therefore is as yet something most are yet to experience their … [Read more...]