You can read more about improvements to a couple of public DNS services on ArsTechnica and Lifehacker. After the break you will learn a few more things about the top public DNS services as well as how to determine which one best suits your Internet connection.
The web is full of hacks that make that preferred browser of yours the fastest thing on the Intertubes. Also, your local ISPs keep spamming your mail box with their latest Internet connection plans. Here's a tutorial to speed up your internet and surf safer without paying extra for it: through DNS!
You can read more about improvements to a couple of public DNS services on ArsTechnica and Lifehacker. After the break you will learn a few more things about the top public DNS services as well as how to determine which one best suits your Internet connection.
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Google Music is an online music streaming service that was announced on 10 May 2011 at the Google I/O conference. The service supports streaming music to desktop browsers and Android phones and tablets, or any other device that can use the Adobe Flash platform. Initially, Music Beta will support storing of up to 20,000 songs for free and Google has suggested that the service will offer a "generous" free package even after Beta. Currently the service is only available through invitation to US residents only. Read after the brake to find out how to benefit freely from Google’s Music offering outside the US.
MP3Tunes is an online music backup service, Internet radio, music store and music streaming platform across numerous devices. It recently won an extended lawsuit against a major record label company. The following will explain the ramifications of this event and their importance to cloud services everywhere.
In the previous article we’ve established the basics that one needs to know regarding sensors and why cooling is required in your PC.
The following will describe what measures to take and when to take them as far as computer thermoregulation goes. You will learn everything there is to know about computer fans, how and where to mount them. It’s summer and if you’re on Technophile chances are that you’re an avid computer user of some sort, be it gamer or geek or something else and you're aware that your favorite piece of electronics can heat up. Today’s article is all about caring for your hardware thermal wise. A lot of the power modern electronics use is outputted as thermal energy or heat. While it won’t generally make the room uncomfortably warm your precious computational machine might have its climatic complaints. The First Part of this article will introduce novices to thermal monitoring of your beloved's insides.
In the deep blue ocean of multi-protocol instant messaging clients swims/flies a new fish/bird: Instantbird. What's that you ask? It's what you get when you splice an IM client with Firefox. On October 18th, 2007 Instantbird 0.1 was born. It had about 1,600 downloads on the first day and about 80,000 downloads within the first month of availability. Version 0.3 came out in February 2011 and by the end of June Instantbird matured to a full 1.0 release with 11 locales.
After the break read about a rather fresh new take on Instant Messaging. I will be doing a thorough analysis on this relatively new Mozilla powered messaging client which doesn't promise to compete but rather offer users an alternative. |