Recent content by Lavarin

Would you guys buy it? That 1500mAh battery looks real promising. Definitely better than the N96's really weak 950mAh.

I doubt it... Unless there's a way to control the dispersion of radio waves, it's practically impossible to limit radio wave activity without affecting service quality. If they find a way though, shame on them! Let's hope monetization isn't taken too far here. :P

Hi AFI, welcome! Have you tried a hard reset? ■Hold down the Mobile Media and iTask buttons. ■Hold the stylus down on the reset button for a few seconds. Wait until the screen goes dark, then release. ■Press the reset button again or plug the PDA into a power source to turn the gadget on again.

First it was geeks, then presidential candidates, then Oprah, and now you've got TED intellectuals: Source

Sorry, I don't understand German(?). You can check out InstallSheild's site for more info though: http://consumer.installshield.com/common.asp

Is this what you're looking for? :)

PBF means Perry Bible Fellowship right? Kidding... what does PBF mean, and what program on your phone do you use to open them?

You can get it here: http://www.toshiba.ca/web/product.grp?lg=en&section=1&group=2&product=2010&tab=A A bit pricey though. :heink:

Hi always alone, you can always try Zamzar.com for websites like YouTube, Vimeo, etc. For services like Yahoo however, you can try downloading and using FreeMusicZilla, which downloads SWFs regardless if their audio or video.

Go to your Control Panel, and start the NVIDIA Control Panel. Make sure to choose advanced settings, and you'll end up with a window with a list on the left. Select "Manage 3D Settings" and another list will appear on the right side of the window. Go through each option and select...

Mac-loving Wired of course comes to the "rescue". How to Avoid Paying the iPhone 3GS Upgrade Tax: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/06/iphone-3gs-tax/#more-19127

Whoops! I accidentally opened an attachment with my anti-virus off :fou: Anyways, the attachment came with a message containing "Win32.Brontok" in the text. Just wondering, what are the symptoms of this apparent worm? :sweat:

Well, most gadgets have backlit screens; a light source illuminates what's on the screen so that you can see what's on it. Unfortunately, looking at these displays for long periods of time can strain the eyes. The Kindle uses e-ink, which is basically a grayscale screen that is not illuminated...

I know when you delete a message in Outlook, they really aren't. The question is, how do you retrieve these deleted emails and import it into a new Outlook install? Haven't reformatted yet, so those messages are somewhere in my computer.

I suddenly can't get messages on my Outlook 2007: "0x80042108 Outlook is unable to connect to your incoming POP3 e-mail server" I've checked my internet connection (a-ok), tried disconnecting and reconnecting, uninstalling and reinstalling Outlook, no effect.