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COFFEE HACK. (diy)
everyone loves coffee, as we want to take it everywhere wit us. Here i got this Coffee Hack from Mountanize about utilizing pepper grinder as instant coffee grinder 🙂
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Why This Mac User Is Excited About Windows 8
1. Metro UI: This is probably the most talked about feature of Windows 8. If you’ve used a Windows 7 phone, then this will be very familiar. By default, the desktop doesn’t load when Windows 8 starts up, the Metro UI does. Once you leave a Metro UI app, it’s suspended so it doesn’t use up any processing power. It functions like apps do on the iPhone, iPad or Android phones. The Windows 8 Metro UI is aimed more casual and consumer users, making it a lot easier to use, kind of like iOS devices. This doesn’t mean that you can’t multitask with apps as you’re used to. It’s just a different way of using the OS, which is enabled by default.
2. Home Screen:This is basically the new way of accessing the Start menu. Your screen is filled with tiles, after you login from the new Lock Screen. You’ll also find tiles representing your news feeds and the Microsoft App Store. This is how you’ll launch Metro UI apps.
3. Microsoft App Store: The only way to get new Metro UI apps is to get them from the Microsoft App Store. Microsoft has obviously learned from the Mac App Store’s success and is trying to make the whole app experience easier for users. This will make installing, uninstalling, updating, and managing apps a lot simpler. Don’t worry, there’s still a traditional Control Panel.
4. Desktop: Windows 8 treats the desktop just like any other app. You can Alt+Tab your way into it or press Win+M to get to it directly. There’s no Start menu enabled by default. It’s a lot cleaner. You can access the Device, Settings, Search, and Share bars by hovering over the Windows icon.
5. New Task Manager: The Task Manager hasn’t been updated much over the last few years, but it will get a revamp in Windows 8. It will have an advanced tab you to do more with it but if you’re a casual user, you won’t need to bother with it.
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Word of Alice AC Adapter
World of Alice Adapter. Created by Japanese deisgner Imamura Ken and Nozomi Miyatake, only available at IIDA shop.
(via. Swiss Miss)
Battery drain so fast? leaking battery? read this.
People spread a lot of information about smartphone and laptop batteries these days, but we get a lot of mixed messages, some of which are just incorrect. Here’s how to take care of your battery for the best battery life possible.
Battery-centric web site Battery University explains the real relationship behind battery life and charging. Lithium-ion batteries—the batteries present in most modern smartphones and laptops—don’t need to be fully discharged every once in a while to retain battery life, as many of us have been told.
Of course, once you’ve charged it to 100%, you don’t want to keep your laptop plugged in all the time, either. Keeping it plugged in while it’s already at a full charge can bring the life down. They also give a lot of other useful battery tips, like making sure you keep it cool: high temperatures can deplete its life, so you don’t want to store it in a hot car or keep it running resource-intensive tasks for long periods of time. It’s a very interesting article, and something anyone with a laptop or smartphone should definitely read—especially if you haven’t been nice to your battery thus far.
via Lifehacker
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the wild mapping tech by Microsoft
Photosynth creates an amazing new experience with nothing more than a bunch of photos. Creating a synth allows you to share the places and things you love using the cinematic quality of a movie, the control of a video game, and the mind-blowing detail of the real world.
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