We have been working over the last few months to get a simple RFID Tags and Reader catalog/catalogue up and running.
I believe it is now ready with some simple content and products and should be show-cased to a smaller audience to see how it looks and compares to other such websites on the Internet.
You can […]
Archive for March, 2010
RFID Tags and Reader directory now in beta
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31 March 2010 at 1:32 am |
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Windows Live Mesh: Get my files everywhere
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30 March 2010 at 3:30 pm |
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I have been using Windows Live Mesh software on my personal laptops (Windows 7 and Windows XP) and on Surabhi’s laptop (Windows Vista) for a few months now.
It is a wonderful software that allows you to do some interesting stuff in a very user friendly manner.
1) Share a file and it is immediately available on […]
I have been using Windows Live Mesh software on my personal laptops (Windows 7 and Windows XP) and on Surabhi’s laptop (Windows Vista) for a few months now.
It is a wonderful software that allows you to do some interesting stuff in a very user friendly manner.
1) Share a file and it is immediately available on […]
IBM seling ThinkPad to Lenovo was a mistake
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25 March 2010 at 10:36 am |
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Case in point, my 2002 model ThinkPad X31 survives after years of drops and falls. And thats the story with many other T20’s from earlier.
But all newer thinkpads (even from 3 years ago) are breaking apart like cheapo Dell or HP units.
Post-Lenovo the ThinkPad brand is just a marketing label not a product-quality seal.
Proof: Writing […]
Case in point, my 2002 model ThinkPad X31 survives after years of drops and falls. And thats the story with many other T20’s from earlier.
But all newer thinkpads (even from 3 years ago) are breaking apart like cheapo Dell or HP units.
Post-Lenovo the ThinkPad brand is just a marketing label not a product-quality seal.
Proof: Writing […]
Symbian OS: Show me the apps?
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14 March 2010 at 3:26 am |
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I have used Symbian as my phone OS for a while, not because of the OS itself, but because of the hardware it supports.
First it was the Sony Ericsson, then some Nokia’s. I need a full keyboard, and aside from the Blackberries, Nokia’s have the best keyboard (E-series).
But over the last few months, the complete […]
I have used Symbian as my phone OS for a while, not because of the OS itself, but because of the hardware it supports.
First it was the Sony Ericsson, then some Nokia’s. I need a full keyboard, and aside from the Blackberries, Nokia’s have the best keyboard (E-series).
But over the last few months, the complete […]
