Tip and Trick (Free subscription) | yesterday
Whether it’s the modern wireless infrared mouse, optical mouse or the contemporary mechanical mouse with scroll ball, left-handed users seldom find them “friendly”. Why? Because the easiest finger for clicking a mouse button with is your index finger and the most commonly used button is the left mouse button. Therefore, by default, our computer mouse [...] [ This is a content summary...
LaptopMemo, Gadget News & Reviews (Free subscription) | yesterday
A smart hack extracted the drivers from Boot Camp, which allowed users on Macs that are running Windows to use the Magic Mouse in Windows. That driver has been extracted and is available to all who wish to use the magical Magic Mouse on their Windows PC; which in the end becomes magical. I’ll stop [...]
The Writers Lounge (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
We admire the fires, in burning tyres, we are those kings who cling to wings , we delay, they say with all dismay, yet we slay the ones who play with clay , we fight and fight, and bite at night, and we slice the mice with sharpened dice, we mock who wears frocks and socks, and we blog on fogs, dogs and frogs, we run the mill with solid will, and we want to kill the ills but still, we bust and burst...
Mac World UK (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Hack reportedly works on any PC running Windows XP to Windows 7 Apple's new £55 Magic Mouse, billed as the world’s first Multi-Touch mouse, is now reportedly available to Windows users.
Cryptozoology Online: Daily News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Scientists say they have created the world's cleverest rat, called Hobbie-J, by modifying a single gene in a technique they believe could also be used to boost human brainpower. By David Harrison Published: 2:13PM GMT 21 Nov 2009 Hobbie-J, named after a Chinese cartoon character, can remember objects for three times longer than other rats and is better at finding its way through mazes. The rat, when...
Technology Toolkit (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
You better believe understanding the difference and how your hardware and software operates is the key to success because they work together to allow you to perform the wide variety of functions possible on your personal computer It's actually pretty simple -- "hardware" refers to all of the physical pieces of equipment, like your mouse, your computer's screen (or monitor), the hard drive,...
übergizmo (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
The SmartFish ErgoMotion Mouse isn't exactly new, but it is now back on sale for $49.95. Targeting folks who spend long hours in front of the computer and want to avoid suffering from side effects such as RSI, the ErgoMotion Mouse “features a patented pivot base that for the first time allows the mouse to move with your natural hand and wrist positions adapting to your unique movements while...
Life of a middle aged businessman (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
I regard myself as an honest, law abiding citizen. I obey the rules, do as I am told and respect the law. If a shop gives me too much change I hand it back, if I found a purse in the street I would hand it in, I always pay for my train ticket if there is a conductor. I don't question authority much and generally just make my way quietly through life. But, if there is one thing that really gets to me...
The Gadget Blog (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Straight from SmartFish’s PR: Pay $50, and we’ll deliver you a mouse that’s the most ergonomic yet! The basis of this promise is that the ErgoMotion Laser Mouse features a swivel mount, which adjusts automatically to your mouse hand: The ErgoMotion Mouse is redefining what a true ergonomic product should be by actually reducing your risk of Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI). How? By...
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Today in Mountain View, Google held a press event to announce details of its upcoming Chrome OS . What it unveiled is an exciting new platform for Web computing that is aimed squarely at consumer netbooks, and has little relevance to businesses today. In a nutshell, Chrome OS consists of a Chrome browser running on an optimized Linux kernel. It supports only solid-state storage, and with the exception...
iPhone, the Blog (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
TechCentral Apple's Magic Mouse works like, err, magicTechCentralThat accolade goes to the Magic Mouse's multi-touch interface borrowed from the trackpad on Apple's MacBook computers. The multi-touch area covers the top …and more »
DinoDirect.com (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Specifications: Provides excellent point-and-click accuracy Works with any standard mouse Features durable jersey material for optimal mouse surface Offers high-quality, nonslip rubber backing It would make a great gift for your family and your friends Package Included: 1 x DTECH dty-P009-4 Sad Monkey Mouse Pad
DinoDirect.com (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Specifications: Provides excellent point-and-click accuracy Works with any standard mouse Features durable jersey material for optimal mouse surface Offers high-quality, nonslip rubber backing It would make a great gift for your family and your friends Package Included: 1 x DTECH dty-P009-5 Lovely Monkey Mouse Pad
Good Morning Silicone Valley (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
Singularity, here we come. IBM announced today that, with the help of the Lawrence Livermore National Lab and top university scientists, its researchers had reached two important milestones on the way to the day we build machines smarter than ourselves and enter the Post-Human era. At the SC09...
TechRadar (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
A time of enormous change and upheaval with the Berlin Wall going up, JFK entering office and Russia winning the space race, the 1960s saw huge achievements in technology. From the invention of the computer mouse to the world's first video game console, great minds created things that you could not imagine living without today. Here are a few of the best... 1. The first video game console Ahh, there's...
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