Recent content by freeracercolin

It's relatively simple. Download your OS of choice onto a USB drive (or CD), put it into the computer, and then go into your BIOS and set that as your boot drive. Restart you computer, and go through the installation steps. You will then boot into your OS of choice. Restart again, go into BIOS...

I am working on a project that involves cell phone speakers. I need to know how much does it cost to have one manufactured, as I can't by myself (Or at least I don't think I can, could I?). Please don't ask what the project is. Thanks in advance, Colin

That's generally not the phone, but the service. The placement of the antenna on the phone might make a small difference, but not much. As for service, we need to know what country your in. If your in the US, then I would suggest Cricket Wireless (they recently were bought out by AT&T and had a...

What's your budget?

I would go with the MSI one.

It can be done for free. Though you do need an Android phone with Chrome and Chrome on your PC. It's called Chrome Remote Desktop, and it is awesome. I use it all the time. It's a Chrome app on the PC, and a Google Play app on Android. It' easy to set up, too.

No, the GPU is connected to the board. you are either going to have to buy a new laptop (I've heard MSI laptops are good), or build a new PC.

So literally less than 5 minutes ago my mom dropped her LG Optimus F7 (Boost varient) on the driveway, and now the screen is shattered, and she is mad. I Googled looking for a creen replacement and a tutorial. I found the screen replacement...

No you cannot, just as buwish said, AT&T and T-Mobile use GSM networks, and Boost uses the Sprint network, which is CDMA. I do believe you can bring an unlocked phone from US Cellular, Verizon, or Sprint and use it, but it would be mainly up to Boost if they want to accept it.