Programming
MS-DOS 30 Years Old Today
On July 27, 1981 Bill Gates made a purchase by a few thousand dollars that eventually would make him the richest man in the world.
Today 30 years ago Microsoft bought the rights of an operating system that later marketed under the name MS-DOS. After the computers were installed in IBM PCs in the media world and the rest is history. And there’s more.
In the spring of 1981, the company Seattle Computer Products had an operating system called 86-DOS (aka QDOS) that caught the attention of the young Bill Gates and his buddy Paul Allen.
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Update Drivers with Driver Zone
If you want your computer to run well at all times and always with the best performance, we not only perform PC maintenance, but we must ensure that devices are in operation are working with the latest available version of your drivers, Driver Zone and it will be very useful.
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Clean Your Computer with Slim Computer
For more than buy a new computer, and many applications come pre-installed, install and use a lot more, and many of these completely useless, so now present an interesting application called Slim Computer, allowing us to do a thorough cleaning of all these applications.
Could be considered an application of PC maintenance, as Slim Computer help us leave our computer in the best possible in terms of software, even if a new computer.
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Recover Deleted Files with Disk Digger
One of the most common errors is deleting files unintentionally, including the Windows Recycle Bin, which has led to several applications have been designed to solve this, such as Disk Digger.
Deleting files does not really deleted from hard disks, but simply limits their visibility to the operating system, freeing up that space as if it were and allowing it to write new data in these sectors.
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Download Manager for Mac: Progressive Downloader
Download managers are applications that allow us to fully exploit our Internet connection when downloading files for direct download files that would download your web browser.
These applications will dramatically accelerate downloads at the same time that we allow for a greater number of options and commands, and luckily, there are for Windows only, as Progressive Downloader is a download manager designed to Mac OS X operating system.
This application creates several links to the download speed it up considerably, but also allows us to pause and resume downloads without losing any data.
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Defragment Disks with Smart Defrag
Defragmenting the hard drives is a major task at the time of PC maintenance, and it manages to improve performance significantly by making hard drives do not have to waste time searching the data needed, and while Windows has a built-in defragmenter, performed better and faster using Smart Defrag.
Smart Defrag is a free application that has many advantages, such as power configured to perform the defrag Candida computer is not in use or system resources are free.
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Linux Kernel 3.0 Reaches
Linus Torvalds is the creator of Linux friend. A very smart guy who came up with the idea 20 years ago. And since then have been happening kernel, kernel-to-back up to the current 2.6.38, a round number we …
Well, our friend Linus, not Linux, has said recently, “count to 40 begins to be uncomfortable,” so we decided that the next version of the kernel instead of 2.6.40 bring, remember that the odd-numbered versions are versions test will be the 3.0 and go.
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The App Store for Wartime
The Army of the United States is about to have its own App Store for applications that have functionality that will enable military and members of the Armed Forces to better fulfill their duties.
Army Marketplace is the descriptive name chosen Market (Military) and will begin offering a dozen small applications that were created last year to mark the contest applications for the Army. And there’s more.
In addition to selling application programs to the military Marketplace Army also aims for a place to exchange ideas to develop new applications.
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Take a Medical History of Their Children with Motherknows
Health field migrates to the Internet to provide tools to help users. Here I share with you a website that will allow them to be aware of the health of their children, where by it may enter the history, conduct research on health content and specific consultations with experts, is Motherknows.
Motherknows is a Web application that will allow you to instantly access any information the health of their children, she will have a record, for example, vaccines that have and are needed for applied medical problems that have suffered, allergies, and other clinical information.
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BOINC
BOINC stands for Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing and is a platform through which volunteers from all over the world with virtually any computer can collaborate on projects in computer science and giving his “modest” processing on various projects.
We told you more and how to collaborate after the jump.
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