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2011年3月7日星期一

Need to Know 8 Things That Suck About the iPad

A lot of people at Gizmodo are psyched about the iPad. Not me! My god, am I underwhelmed by it. It has some absolutely backbreaking failures that will make buying one the last thing I would want to do.
Apple iPad Review
Big, Ugly Bezel
Have you seen the bezel on this thing?! It'shuge! I know you don't want to accidentally input a command when your thumb is holding it, but come on.
No Multitasking
This is a backbreaker. If this is supposed to be a replacement for netbooks Dell studio 1535 battery,Dell studio 1737 Laptop Battery, how can it possibly not have multitasking? Are you saying I can't listen to Pandora while writing a document? I can't have my Twitter app open at the same time as my browser? I can't have AIM open at the same time as my email? Are you kidding me? This alone guarantees that I will not buy this product.
No Cameras
No front facing camera is one thing. But no back facing camera either? Why the hell not? I can't imagine what the downside was for including at least one camera. Could this thing not handle video iChat?hp nc6400 battery
Touch Keyboard
So much for Apple revolutionizing tablet inputs; this is the same big, ugly touchscreen keyboard we've seen on other tablets, and unless you're lying on the couch with your knees propping it up, it'll be awkward to use.
Apple iPad Review
No HDMI Out
Want to watch those nice HD videos you downloaded from iTunes on your TV? Too damned bad! If you were truly loyal, you'd just buy an AppleTV already.
The Name iPad
Get ready for Maxi pad jokes, and lots of 'em!
No Flash
No Flash is annoying but not a dealbreaker on the iPhone and iPod Touch. On something that's supposed to be closer to a netbook or laptop? It will leave huge, gaping holes in websites. I hope you don't care about streaming video! God knows not many casual internet users do. Oh wait, nevermind, they all do.
Adapters, Adapters, Adapters
So much for those smooth lines. If you want to plug anything into this, such as a digital camera, you need all sorts of ugly adapters. You need an adapter for USB for god's sake.
Update: Why stop at 8? Here are more things we are discovering that suck about the iPad.
It's Not Widescreen
Widescreen movies look lousy on this thing thanks to its 4:3 screen, according to Blam, who checked out some of Star Trek on one. It's like owning a 4:3 TV all over again!
Doesn't Support T-Mobile 3G
Sure, it's "unlocked." But it won't work on T-Mobile, and it uses microSIMs that literally no one else uses.
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A Closed App Ecosystem
The iPad only runs apps from the App Store. The same App Store that is notorious for banning apps for no real reason, such as Google Voice. Sure, netbooks might not have touchscreens, but you can install whatever software you'd like on them. Want to run a different browser on your iPad? Too bad!
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2011年2月21日星期一

Best free and paid Twitter apps For Apple Products by www.bestlaptopbattery.co.uk

The official Twitter client is free, stable and fairly feature-rich, but with the wealth of apps, you'd be crazy to not at least see what's available elsewhere, and so we've unearthed what we think are the best Twitter clients for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
1. Twitter (free, universal)
On the iPhone, Twitter is an evolved version of top Twitter client Tweetie, rebranded when the service bought out the developer. It's a simple, elegant app that ably does its job.
On the iPad, you'd at first glance be forgiven for thinking you'd launched an entirely different app, such is the change in interface. While divisive, Twitter's pane-based swipe-oriented approach proves usable and efficient once you're used to it, although the iPad version oddly lacks the ability to create lists (which it has when running on the iPhone) and supports a relatively limited range of services.
Twitter ipad
2. Echofon (free with ads or £2.99 for 'pro', universal)
Plain and simple, Echofon is great if you just want fast access to content, and unlike Twitter it's similar in use across devices.
A big plus for Echofon is its ability to sync unread tweets between installs across mobile and desktop platforms, but it lets itself down a bit with occasional crashes on iPhone when sending emails and loading the in-app browser.
Echofon
3. Twitterrific (free/£2.99 for 'pro', universal)
At one point, Twitterrific was feature-packed but becoming more complex with every update. The developers bravely stripped everything back and started again. The result is an impressively usable and great-looking client - although you'll need to pay to go 'pro' on each device you want multiple accounts on.
Twitterrific
4. Twittelator Pro (£2.99, separate apps)
Seemingly taking the baton from Twitterrific in terms of complexity, the iPhone version of Twittelator Pro is feature-rich, with great search, theming and drafting capabilities.
On the iPad version, theming is gone and there's a lot of wasted screen space, but the two-pane interface is usable, and in-stream images are handled deftly, although the lack of a built-in web browser is annoying.
Twittelator
5. Osfoora (£1.79 for iPhone, £2.39 for iPad)
It's one of the pricier clients and the default black theme is a bit harsh, but Osfoora (iPhone version, iPad version) has a good crack at marrying a clean efficient interface with plenty of features.
It's particularly worthy of consideration for anyone who wants a more flexible client than Twitter or Twitterrific, more stability than Echofon has to offer, and an app with better screen usage than Twittelator Pro on iPad.
Osfora
6. TwitBird (free/£1.19 for 'premium'/£1.79 for 'pro', universal)
Oddly available in three flavours (ad-supported 'free'; two-account ad-free 'premium'; 16-account ad-free 'pro'), TwitBird is fully-featured, with some interesting themes and ideas.
The grid-based Espresso theme provides navigation akin to the Facebook app (which works nicely, and is more flexible than the standard toolbar model), and the client automatically placing the original tweet under a reply is useful.
Twitbird
7. HelTweetica (free, iPad-only)
HelTweetica is an iPad-only release which aims to be a "clean and modern take on the Twitter client app" and largely succeeds. It packs a lot of tweets into a small space, although this results in slightly fiddly buttons for performing various tasks. However, the app is fast and also has an efficient single-user view that automatically loads the user's recent tweets.
HelTweetica
8. TweetDeck/TweetDeck for iPad (free, separate apps)
Aiming to bring the column-based Twitter client to iOS devices, TweetDeck (iPhone version, iPad version) is worth a look if you're married to the desktop version. It's great for sync and flexible personalisation, although be warned that this client is buggy and crashes quite often.
Tweetdeck
9. HootSuite (free, universal)
After a hateful enforced sign-up to the HootSuite service, the HootSuite appproves interesting. With its column-based approach, HootSuite almost resembles TweetDeck, providing the means to rapidly switch between feed types and lists, or columns with tweets based around sets of keywords. On iPad, the sidebar provides even quicker access to default and user-defined columns.
HootSuite
10. Flipboard (free, iPad only)
It's certainly not the most obvious means of browsing Twitter, but if you're more interested in linked content than 140-character notes from friends,Flipboard turns the service into a digital magazine. It also links with Google Reader and Facebook.
Flipboard
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2011年1月21日星期五

Laptop Battery Tips - Resolve Battery Issues for Dell Notebook

Recently I found that my battery would not charge on my dell xps m1330 laptop. It would power on but as soon as it was unplugged it would immediately shut down. I found it rather frustrating given it left me grounded when I wanted to us it much like a desktop system. Determined to find a solution I started to ask some of my tech savvy friends what could be wrong with it.http://www.bestlaptopbattery.co.uk/dell/latitude-d820.htm
The most common consensus was that the battery was bad. The computer is about two years old, and I thought that could be a possibility. I didn't really want to buy a new dell vostro 1500 battery given that they run between $110-$200 for one. Call me frugal, but I don't have that kind of cash laying around for a replacement.
I was advised to reseat the battery. It may have lost connectivity. I tried that and it didn't work.
I also received a suggestion to take the battery out of the Dell XPS 1330  Battery and let it cool off overnight or even to put it in freezer in a Ziploc baggie. This was supposed to give the battery a chance to "recharge" without the draw of being in the laptop. This didn't work but was worth a shot.

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Another tech savvy friend suggested that the adapter might be bad. This started to set off some alarms because when the computer would boot up it would come up with an error screen stating that it did not recognize the adapter.
I had a very resourceful older brother test the adapter and it appeared that it might be having some issues but on further investigations it was inconclusive whether it was operating like it should or not.
When it came down to finding a solution we started to check the web to see what other people were saying about the same issue with their Dell XPS  1730. One website mentioned that Dell programmed something directly into the bios so that only Dell adapters and Dell batteries could be used in the Dell XPS 1730.
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They wanted to have a monopoly on replacement parts and aftermarket parts may not work at all. So buying a new battery or adapter on EBay may be fruitless.
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