I know installing browsers with flash support in Ubuntu sometimes can simply be a pain in the rear, especially if you are running on non-standard CPUs. Well, here’s how to install Opera web browser for Ubuntu, with support for flash and java. The new Opera browser has proved to be super-fast btw, from what I hear.
sudo dpkg -i opera_10.00.4585.gcc4.qt3_i386.deb
sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-fonts sun-java6-
IE 8 is finally here, out of beta, you can download it here.
I suspect that IE8 still will be slow but heck, I will give it a try later today and let you know on what’s up.
Today Microsoft Corp. announced the availability of Windows Internet Explorer 8, the new Web browser that offers the best solution for how people use the Web today. It c
This has to be the most wackiest DIY ever, a phone dial that let’s you browser the web via IP addresses.
Well, technically, you won’t be able to surf the web with this phone dial unless you can remember IP addresses of every website you visit but still is a cool project.
Let’s just say this DIY is more of an artwork than it is a practical thing to make.
Our relationship with technology is quickly becoming analogous to our relationship with fast food. Like the fast food restaurant c
Here’s a cool hack I found on Yahoo News, it’s a hack that lets you watch free Amazon videos using the security hole:
(I don’t think this will last too long once Amazon finds out so we suggest you to take advantage before they close the security hole)
The free demo version of Replay Media Catcher allows anyone to watch 75 percent of anything recorded and 100 percent of YouTube videos. For $39, a user can watch everything recorded.
One Web site — www.tvadfree.com — exp
Remember the Garmin Nuvifone? Well, it seems like ASUS will be making them, not Garmin.
Is this a good news?
I guess, ASUS seems to be tackling every part of gadget business now including cellphones. Heck, Garmin’s never made cellphones before, just GPS…
Let’s see how the final products ends up. (Probably shitty since it’s their first try, might be better to wait for Gamin’s Nuvifone 2, don’t become the guinea pig like the iPhone)
ASUS announced that it will manufacture Garmin’s
Schlage announces their new web-enabled door locks which can be controlled/monitored through the web and your cellphone.
Schlage is adding an automated twist to its well-known door locks: a wireless, Internet-enabled product that can be locked, unlocked and monitored via PC, cell phone, or any other device with a Web browser.
The product is based on Schlage’s line of keypad locks, “which outsold all competitive locks within the first year of being officially launched,” according to Dwig
