Intel Don’t Want Vista

03
Jul

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Haha! This would be one of the greatest news and evidence to Microsoft that their latest operating system, Windows Vista is nothing but a light ostrich feathers.

“This isn’t a matter of dissing Microsoft, but Intel information technology staff just found no compelling case for adopting Vista,”

Vista is just a cover for Windows XP like all the users said. As for me, I don’t have much experience with Vista yet, just a day or two, and I probably didn’t really explore the whole Vista itself, but I did tested the eye-candy graphic Vista has and the smoothness comparing it with Windows XP. However, I believe that Windows XP is more user friendly though, especially the window explorer. In Vista, they tried to built everything in the sidebar like Mac OSX Leopard, which is… Stupid. Let’s just stick with Windows XP first and see what Window 7 can do.

P/S: January 2010 is the launching of Windows 7 as they stated. Let’s see how much longer they need to launch one operating system again :P

Online Passport Photo Generator

02
Jul

All you need is just a photo of yourself, a printer and an internet connection. With only that, you can easily convert any of your digital picture into a valid passport size photograph.
ePassport
Getting a passport photo shot can be a daunting task, especially when you are trying to apply for visas to enter a foreign country. The dimensions of a legal passport photograph often vary according to the country. This tool (well, website) helps in taking care of the size requirement very easily.

You pick a country and then select whether you need the photo for a visa, passport or applying for a citizenship. Then upload the digital photo, crop and you immediately get a printable strip of 6-8 photographs for free.

Spice Up Your Powerpoint Presentation

01
Jul

Presentations are meant to be presentable, fun and interesting. Apart from using the appropriate colours, fonts and theme, why not try putting some eye candy to your presentations?
Icons
Here’s a collection of 100 free presentable pictures and icons that can help you liven up your presentations. The background of all objects is transparent and can be used on any colored background. Each object can be changed in size, rotated, increased or decreased in opacity, fitted with shadows or even overlapped with one another to create extra effects. Keynote Objects are compatible with Keynote, iWeb, Pages, Microsoft PowerPoint and Word. Download them all here.

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