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If default desktop can’t satisfy you, maybe 360desktop has the solution for it. 360desktop 360desktop transforms your standard Windows desktop into a 360-degree panoramic workspace, giving you many times more desktop space. 360desktop also lets users make desktop widgets from favorite pieces of the Web and create and share 360-degree interactive wallpaper. 360desktop makes your desktop a more functional place with a 360-degree panoramic view. Always have the latest news, dynamic information,... (more...)

Do you want to know what your computer is made of? If yes then how do you go about getting such information? One way is to crack open your CPU or laptop to check them out. Another way is to go to the “System” section in your Control Panel which gives you information about the type of processor you are using, the RAM that you’ve got in your computer, and etc. But what if you are a tech freak that want to know more about your computer. For example what’s the code name of your processor, what’s... (more...)

The laptop monitor is perhaps one of the bigger energy drainer of your battery. A lot of energy will be wasted if your laptop monitor is on while you are not using it. Some laptops do have hotkeys to turn off the monitor while some do not have such functionality. The only way to turn off the display is to set timer for turning off the display in the power plan setting. Monitor Off Utility is a freeware that will enable you to turn off your laptop display anytime just by one click or a hit of the... (more...)

Previously, I have written a few posts about windows Phone 7. If you haven’t had a clue about what Windows Phone 7, you can click here to find out about it. Basically, Windows Phone 7 is the latest OS from Microsoft for mobile devices. At first glance, I feel that the UI of the phone looks cool and fantastic. The applications in the phone are represented by tiles which are both neat and user friendly. Now, there is a way to get this UI into your PC by using the software called Rainmeter. As can... (more...)

In my previous post (click here to view), I have written a post about the use of online surveying and have recommended a very useful website that can help you do so free of charge. It makes work a lot easier if compared to doing the survey manually on the streets. After I have conducted the survey, it is now time to present the findings using Microsoft Excel. Very often, when you present your huge amount of data in excel, it will look monotonous and hard to understand. So in this post, I am going... (more...)

Doing research and survey is part and parcel of being a university student especially those related to marketing and sociology. For me, doing survey is one of the most dreaded tasks other than taking exams. Going out in the street and ask people for their 5 minutes to complete a questionnaire or for an interview demand a lot of patients and courage. The process of face to face interview is both slow and embarrassing. In my case, for the sake of understanding the property market and housing preference... (more...)