Geeks & Geekets

Empire: Total War

Another installment in the Total War series sees the boys at The Creative Assembly tackle an era previously untouched and one that utilises black powder weaponry. The brutal and war rampant Eighteenth Century. While Medieval 2: Total War did touch upon the use of black powder weapons with the appearance of artillery and some early musket armed soldiers, the setting of Empire: Total War sees each faction make heavy use of lines of musket armed infantry.

This will lead to More

Save Power and Save Your Computer

One of the most important ways to reduce carbon footprints and ensure that energy consumption decreases is by using power management options on your computer. Power saving modes lower the electricity and energy consumption as well as protect you computer from unnecessary deterioration. These modes are also available on all standard Mac and Windows operating systems. When turned on, this mode places the monitor, hard drive storage units, and the rest of the computer into a low power mode. More

Save Power and Save Your Computer

One of the most important ways to reduce carbon footprints and ensure that energy consumption decreases is by using power management options on your computer. Power saving modes lower the electricity and energy consumption as well as protect you computer from unnecessary deterioration. These modes are also available on all standard Mac and Windows operating systems. When turned on, this mode places the monitor, hard drive storage units, and the rest of the computer into a low power mode. More

Review: Miro 3.0.2

The latest version of the Miro 3.0.2 software is yet another piece of excellence. The concept remains the same as of the previous versions, but there has been a great improvement in terms of the speed and the stability of the software at the user’s end, not to mention the storage space it takes on your computer is minimal.

Miro allows you to watch files downloaded from the Internet. Once you open it a single window through which you can More

Chumby One: Review Of A Great Gadget

With the countless number of internet media receivers on the market today, it is difficult to believe that the almost toy-like Chumby One can provide competition, but it does. With a small 3.5 inch touch screen, the Chumby One can give you that desire for instant internet access wherever you are. And for such a very reasonable price, you can hardly find a comparable competitor.

The design of the Chumby One may discourage some people from taking it seriously: it More

Shock decline in market share for leading programme!!!

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was once the leader of the pack. IE was one of the most popular internet browsers, beating Netscape back in the 1990’s. IE continued to enjoy its popularity, particularly as Microsoft intended to become a monopoly as far as internet browsing was concerned.

However this has all changed in 2010. Statistics from NetApplications reveal that the market share of Internet explorer fell to a dismal 59.9%, compared to a massive, 95% only seven years ago. At the More

Farmville

There are many free games on the internet to be found on many sites (I have discovered many of them while I should have been trying to make money from home, but whatever). One game in particular seems to be taking the social networking world by storm and that is Farmville. This game is a fun little simulation game and is available to play through facebook. You own a farm and you have to make money and complete the More

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