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Itching to Try the ChromeOS? Try it in a Virtual Machine Today!

Wow, that didn’t take long! Yesterday Google gave a sneak peak at the long fabled Chrome OS (which will be released sometime in 2010). However under the now open sourced code you can run the Chrome OS in a virtual machine (either VMWare or Vitrual Box. All you need to do is create a gdgt...

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UNEASYsilence — Yesterday

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Get Apple’s MultiTouch Magic Mouse To Play Nice on Windows

So you like Apple’s fancy Magic Mouse? Its a beautiful piece of engineering with an insane price tag of $70. Problem is, even at $70, it only works on Macs leaving Windows users in the dust. But thanks to a hidden update here is how you get this little guy to work in Windows XP (32 bit) ...

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UNEASYsilence — Before yesterday

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Oh Why Not: Bomb Proof Wallpaper!

You can never be too safe right? X-Flex wallpaper is made from a “Kevlar-like material” (Kevlar itself being a trademark of DuPont, in case you were wondering) sandwiched between an elastic polymer wrap. It’s lightweight, portable, and a cinch to install relative to the protect...

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UNEASYsilence — Before yesterday

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AT&T Fires Back at Verizon in the Ad Wars. I say Verizon Still Wins!

AT&T isn’t taking Verizon slamming of their network lightly. But somehow I don’t think that Luke Wilson pimping that you can talk and use the internet at the same time on AT&T’s network, (Which you can’t do on EVDO) isn’t going to win people over – es...

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UNEASYsilence — 3 days ago

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Blackberry Hits Critical Mass – Goes Prepaid on TMobile

You know the Blackberry is a commodity item when it is offered as a prepaid phone. T-Mobile said Wednesday it will sell a pay-in-advance BlackBerry smartphone that doesn’t require a contract or credit check. The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is one of the four handsets offered through the Bellevue...

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UNEASYsilence — 3 days ago

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Quick and Dirty Trick: Bypass Windows Vistas and Windows 7’s Reduced Functionality Mode and Get Your Data

So you use Windows 7 or Vista and you have encountered the now famous “Reduced Functionality Mode.” You can either throw up your arms and cry or bypass it and get to your data. Here is how to temporarily remove the “Reduced Functionality” mode and resture your computer b...

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UNEASYsilence — 4 days ago