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Sabtu, 07 Juni 2014

whats better? a Mac OS X or Windows XP?

Q. i say mac becuz windows is a peice of shit that will crah every 5 minutes

A. With Bootcamp software from Apple. Windows XP can also be installed on macs but who wants it ???? Always Mac OS X is the best and if you want windows to reach this stage? Wait till year 2012

I'm long time mac user since 1984. And i have seen windows 95 a new OS coming up in year 1995.I have been using both OSs since then till Mac OS X 10.4 and XP professional.
Mac OS X was introduced in early around June 2001 and XP was introduced in around Nov 2001. Windows is just like an empty plate for yourself to serve and eat(ie get the third party). But Macs are packed with great features and software which you won't even get from the windows third party. Finally why is the Mac user base in the world very small ? Its just same as asking why Ferrari's Market share is less.They are expensive but worth to have.

Macs are designed for students, email & internet users, professionals users.
Apple products hardware & software are designed in such a way that all the complex tasks are done with simplicity and real ease. Looks great and cool.

Eg- iPods. On a iPod you know how easy is it to select a song you want from a collection of 10000 songs library. With just a few clicks on you iPod.Right..! Try that on any other MP3 player in market today.
Thats because the well designed hardware and software and most importantly well integration of the iTunes and iPod. But along with the easy use iPods look beautiful and cool.

Macs are similar. most easy to use, great user experience, great features.

FOR STUDENTS AND GENERAL COMPUTER USERS -
Easy to use with few Examples:-

Drag and drop-
Installation and uninstallation of applications. Just drag the application you want to install from the installation CD and drop in the Application folder and thats it, Installation done. In some cases we need to do installations in conventional way(like windows) but most of the times its drag and drop. For un-installation its just drag the application to the trash and empty it. un-installtion done. Very simple for general users. Same with moving folders and files.

True Plug and play- Of course now XP is also capable of it. But not 98,ME,2000.
With Macs plug and play works really smooth since Mac OS 8 days

Features:- Ok! the hardware looks cool so what about software the brain of the computer. Microsoft is following Apple for years. You will see these Mac feature in the next years release of Microsoft's next generation OS Vista.


Mac OS X- http://www.apple.com/macosx/newfeatures/...
Heart of the Mac with a smart way to do the tasks.
Cool looks and feel and really easy to use OS with Drag & Drop,
Aqua look, and really a great user experience.

Dashboard - instantly access to small apps like calculator, stock charts,weather,
clocks, telephone directory... Its really cool..

Spotlight- Instantly searches with lightening speed.

iChat A/V - Coolest experience for Instant messaging and video
conference with isight.


Automator - repeated tasks like renaming the file names is done
in a matter of few secs.

Mail Client - free with OS really cool features like slide show
of the image which come on your emails

Quicktime - Support for HD videos to mobile phone format 3G format. Great to have
mpeg -4 support in Quick time.

Front row:- Remote for a mac to explore you mac digital life from across the room
http://www.apple.com/macmini/frontrow.ht...

iLife suite - http://www.apple.com/ilife/
Free with any new Mac. Its really a great package of software which we
really require to manage our digital life style.

* iPhoto - Photos and view them with great effects and
slide show and even make books and calendar out of our own images.


* iMovie - Very easy to capture movies from the digital camcorder and easy to
to edit software. there are cool effects available

* iTunes - i Guess all iPod owner know how easy to used is the ipod with cool looks and great features. Really cool app to organize my music.
- Podcast:- Free audio and video stuff you subscribe

* iDVD - Feels like I'm doing a hollywood project. :-) This app has got great
themes for DVD introduction. I really love them.

*iWeb - Instantly create webpages with great templates provided by Apple

* GarageBand- create your own podcast or music.

DotMac - http://www.apple.com/dotmac/
Check all the best rated photo, videos, calenders,
http://dotmac.info/browse

Microsoft Office for Mac:- Originally Office was developed for Mac and still its a great app.Check out demo of office for mac in the below link
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/default.asp...
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/default.asp...

FOR PROFESSIONAL USERS -
http://philrussell.com/celebmac.html...

Professional apps - http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/...
Hollywood:-
More than 80 % of the hollywood movies have mac in there films. Because they use them much.

Music Artists:-
Almost all Music artists use mac , and also for video editing, 3D.

Ads agencies and print media:-
Photoshop image processing , desktop publishing, print media all are macs.

Other technologies:-
Firewire 800 - 800 mbps. USB 2 is 480 mbps
Superdrive - dual layer writes 8 Gb on a DVD
iSight - webcam http://www.apple.com/isight/
http://www.apple.com/imac/isight.html...
Airport Express :- 54 mbps wireless and stream music from your mac to your music system.
http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/...
http://www.apple.com/airportextreme/...
Mightmousse :-http://www.apple.com/mightymouse/...

GAMES- http://www.apple.com/games/
yes. Games are less for macs compaired to vast availbility for windows.But how less. Check the games section and hope somewhere you get similar game you like on windows.


I am confused between Fujifilm S2980 and Samsung WB100?
Q. i really cant choose between both, and i can't find helping reviews over the internet, most reviews i found where about ppl who had just bought or received one of the cameras as a gift and were much excited about it!
i want to know if the review of ppl who used it for at least few months, the cons and pros
i know that Samsung has better zoom, and Fujifilm has a view finder but its not that important for me , iam more concerned with good quality that would last for a good period of time , idont wanna buy a camera that breaks down after few months

A. Hi "eman" and welcome to Y!A Camcorders:

You appear to be in Egypt, so I don't know what search engine results you've been getting, but there are some professional reviews on CNet and Engadget, and elsewhere, that you'd find helpful. DP Review (http://dpreview.com) is another good site for digital camera reviews.

One tip: you are asking about two still-cameras (photos not videos) in the Camcorders section. The Y!A Cameras section is where most of the photo camera users hang out. If you're mainly wanting to shoot video, neither is really the best choice for you.

I know a lot of everyday camera users now want just one "gadget" for shooting both photos and videos, but "point & shoot" cameras (or even "bridge cameras" like these two models you are asking about) are a compromise when it comes to video.

My personal opinion, brand-wise, is that Fujifilm (the "Japanese Kodak") has been making cameras a lot longer than Samsung, and Fuji is generally a better choice. Samsung entered the camera market in 1995 when they bought German camera company Rollei, but isn't as well-known for quality lenses like Fuji is. I do not like the Samsung quality in their cellphone construction (owned several).

Here are some reviews, so you can make your own decision:
Fuji S2980 "Ephotozine review" (UK): http://www.ephotozine.com/article/fujifilm-finepix-s2980-digital-camera-review-20407
Samsung WB100 "Engadget review" with many user comments (US): http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/29/samsung-brings-out-wb100-camera-with-26x-lens/
Samsung WB150F "Ephotozine review" (only similar model they reviewed - UK): http://www.ephotozine.com/article/samsung-wb150f-ultra-zoom-review-18632
Samsung & Fuji "CNet side-by-side comparison" WB100 & two S4000-series & a Nikon Coolpix (similar prices): http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/samsung-wb100-red/4540-6501_7-35430119-4.html

hope this helps,
--Dennis C.
 





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Rabu, 27 November 2013

Best phone on the market?

Q. Hello there,

I'm upgrading my phone in July (2012), & I currently have a Blackberry torch.

I'm having trouble choosing my next phone. There's so many out at the moment.

Here's what I'm looking for;
Camera w/. flash
Internet capabilities.
Touchscreen would be nice.
Front camera.
Twitter/Facebook applications.
iPhone's are overrated, so no iPhone.
& it has to be w/. At&t.

So, what do you all think I should do?

- Thanks.xD

A. The Samsung Galaxy SII and HTC are very popular as of now.

SAMSUNG GALAXY SII
Carrier
AT&T

Form Factor

Style: Bar, Touchscreen

Size
Product Dimensions: 4.96” (L) x 2.60” (W) x .35” (D)

Weight: 4.3 oz.

Color
Black

Battery
Standby Time: Up to 400 Hrs*
Continuous Usage Time: Up to 8 Hrs Talk*

Network
Frequencies and Data Type: GSM Quadband:850/900/1800/1900MHz UMTS Triband:850/1900/2100MHz
Data Speed: GPRS/EDGE/HSPA+
SAR Value: Head 0.36 W/kg
SAR Value: Body 0.90 W/kg

Platform
Android 2.3.6, Gingerbread
CPU
Processor Speed, Type: 1.2 GHz, Dual Core (Samsung Exnyos C210)

Display
Display Resolution: 480x800 Pixel
Display Size: 4.3"
Display Technology: Super AMOLED Plus
Has Touchscreen

User Interface
User Interface Features: Widgets; TouchWiz; Social Hub; Smart Unlock; Accelerometer
Camera
Rear-facing Camera Resolution: 8.0 MP
Front-facing Camera Resolution: 2.0 MP
Digital Optical Zoom: 4x
Camera Features: Auto Focus; Shot Modes, ISO, Shooting Mode, SceneMode, White Balance; Smile Shot; Camcorder; DivX®; HD Recording; HD Playback; TVOut; Online Image Uploading

Audio
Audio Features: Music Player; Compatible Music Files, 3GP, AAC, MP4, M4A, MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA; Audio, Streaming; Ringtones, Polyphonic 40levels; MP3/Music Tones

Video
Video Features: Video Player; Compatible Video Files, 3GP, AAC, AAC+, AMRNB,AVI,eAAC+,H.263, H.264, MP4,MPEG4, QCIF, WMV; Video, Streaming
Fun and Entertainment
Fun and Entertainment Features: Downloadable Content; Wallpapers, Animated; Samsung Widge Gallery; Samsung Media Hub

Business & Office
Business & Office Features: Microsoft® OfficeCompatible; vCard/vCalendar; Voice Memo

Messaging Options
Messaging Options: Email; Corporate Email; Picture Messaging; Text Messaging; Instant Messaging; Threaded/ChatStyle; Video Messaging; Swype™; Predictive Text (XT9®)

Connectivity
Connectivity: Bluetooth®; Bluetooth® Profiles, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, OPP, PBAP; WiFi; WiFi- Hotspot; HTML Browser; Flash®; Java™; GPS

Memory
Internal Memory: 16GB/1024MB RAM (4GLPDDR*2)
External Memory: Supports up to 32GB microSD™ card
Calling Functions
Calling Functions: Speakerphone; Voice Recognition; Voicemail; Speech-to-text; Text-to-speech; Etiquette/Gesture Mode; Picture Caller ID; Multitasking; Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC); TTY; Airline Mode




HTC
Additional Details
Camera
Rear-facing Camera
ResolutionEnhanced 8 MP camera with 28mm wide-angle lens, f22 low-light capability and dual LED flash
Live video capture and playbackHD 1080p video capture
Front-facing Camera1.3MP

Music
Music player
Supported music formatsMP3, WAV, WMA
Built-in FM Radio
Customizable equalizerIn headphone mode (Headset sold separately)
Create music playlists

Messaging
Text MessagingInsert pictures, video clips and sound clips easily
Instant Messaging (IM)Google Talk (TM)

Email
Mobile EmailGmail(TM), Yahoo!®, POP3/IMAP4, Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®
Microsoft Direct Push
Good(TM) Mobile Messaging
Video & Web
Web browser

Applications/Media
Ringtones
Cool ToolsGoogle Maps(TM), Street View, Android(TM) Market, Search, Sync, Voice Search, YouTube(TM), Block Caller, Facebook® for HTC Sense, Flash Light, FriendStream, HTC Hub, HTC Likes, Twitter for HTC Sense, and Amazon Kindle.
GamesNeed for Speed(TM) Shift
ThemesWallpaper, background, custom menus/popups, icons and more

Visual Voicemail
Preloaded Apps from AT&TAT&T Navigator®, myAT&T, AT&T FamilyMap, YPmobile, AT&T U-Verse® Live TV**. Separate subscription may be required.

Productivity
Alarm clock, Call waiting, Caller ID, Calendar, Personal Organizer
Address book
Conference calling
Call Forwarding

Multitasking
Use voice and data simultaneously

Extras
4G high-speed data and voice
World phoneTri-band
BLUETOOTH® wireless connectivity
USB connectivity - transfer data through a USB cable
Hands-free speakerphone
Voice dialing and voice commands
TTY/TTD Compatible
Hearing Aid (HAC) ratingM3,T3
Enhanced AudioearSmart™ Advanced Voice processor improves call clarity & sound quality

Battery
Talk timeUp to 7.6 hours
Standby timeUp to 12.2 days
Capacity1620 mAh

Weight6.24 ounces

Size (inches)5.07 x 2.64 x 0.44

Memory
Internal memory storageUp to 16 GB
Expandable memory storageUp to 32 GB
Memory formatmicroSD™

Wireless Technology
GSM/GPRS/EDGE850/900/1800/1900 MHz
3G - UMTS/HSPA+850/1900/2100 MHz
EDGE high speed data network
BLUETOOTH® technology3.0
FOTA capable - upgrade Firmware Over the Air
LTEBand 4 and 17
4G LTE speeds 4G speeds delivered by HSPA+ (with enhanced backhaul) or LTE, where available


Im sorry but I am an iPhone 4S user and as a iPhone user I have to say although I do disagree with you for not giving the phone a try, I do agree that it is to popular at the moment. Bottom line is though (nothing beats and iPhone)


Question about a very old camcorder (1989). Can you help?
Q. I have a very old camcorder from 1989. It's a Panasonic OmniMovie VHS PV-420. Believe it or not it still works pretty well. Fast forward to 2012 and I find myself with about 30-two hour VHS tapes, some of which I'd love to upload to my iMac to bring these priceless moving images into the 21st Century.

I'm about to spend around $100 on an Elgato Video Capture device in order to complete this project. From my research, it looks like the best in a group of products on the market to achieve my goal (I'll be using the camcorder as my video playback source since my VCR "left the building" about 5-yrs ago). However, my research also tells me that if my camcorder has a feature called "video pass-through" I would be able to transfer my video to my iMac WITHOUT the need to buy the Elgato or any other video capture device.

So the million dollar question is: How can I determine if my Panasonic OmniMovie VHS PV-420 has "video pass through?"

A. You will need a capture device like the Dazzle or Elgato, there are also expansion cards that can do this. One other option is to get a VHS/DVD deck that can copy the tapes to DVD pretty much automatically. The DVDs can then be archived on a hard drive (as they are not much more durable than the tapes themselves).

The Dazzle or other capture device will give you files you can edit. The VHS-DVD decks simply copy the tape to the disk, editing the disks is problematic for several reasons.

Plan for the storage, at least 5 gigs/ hour.





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