Archive for April, 2011
Dell Inspiron N5010 Unboxing
This is the second video I forgot to upload when I got the Dell Inspiron N5010 to let you know what we are about to review. I won’t do that anymore, I promise. You can read more on the Dell Inspiron N5010 Review. The notebook was packed up standard, in a colored box (they used more expensive wrapping material so that only adds up to the cost) but at least there wasn’t anything fancy shmancy in the packaging, something which you will certainly throw in the garbage later. Ok enough with the economy talk let’s see what’s inside.
Asus K53SV Unboxing
I know I should have posted this unboxing video before the Asus K53SV Review, but I was simply overexcited and so I forgot.
So here is the unboxing video of the Asus K53SV notebook, as you can see it’s a standard packing, nothing too fancy on the outside which I like, but inside is the real deal. The manuals and cd drivers are inside the notebook cover so watch out while opening. If you own this model please share your thoughts.
How to Clean up Flash Cookies?
About a year ago, Google bundled Adobe Flash with the Chrome Web browser in order to make it more secure for their Chrome users. When someone wanted to clear Flash Local Shared Objects or the commonly called Flash cookies, they had to visit the Adobe website. But today, Chrome came up with the new feature that allows users to clear the Flash cookies directly from the browser. It is located in the Tools menu under Clear Browsing Data.

A Clear Browsing Data menu will appear, so all you have to do is just select the Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data.

So here we go, we have an easy way to clean up the mess that Flash is making to our browsers. I wish they were chocolate Flash cookies, i would`ve clean up those for sure :)
Dell Inspiron N5010 Review
Introduction
Although the Inspiron line from Dell was originally intended to be an entry-level class, this notebook proves that they have started targeting the mid-class with it. The new Dell Inspiron N5010 got at our lab and we are proud to present this fine piece of craft. Of course Dell made it following the today’s standards with a fine aluminum case, equipped with a second generation Intel I5 processor and mid class ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650, this model screams serious performance.
If you find this review helpful and want to support us and this website to continue bringing you these unpaid reviews, and if you decide to buy this notebook, it would be of great help if you buy the Dell Inspiron N5010 from Amazon. They do provide great support and low prices.Thank You, Goce.
Model: Dell Inspiron N5010
The Dell Inspiron N5010 notebook again comes with either I3 I5 or I7 Intel processor, a 15.6″ 1366 x 768 LED monitor, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 with 1GB DDR3 RAM, Intel® HM57 Express Chipset, Bluetooth, 3 x USB 2.0 ports, SRS Premium Speakers, 7in1 card reader, and a 6 cell battery.


How to Edit Facebook Comments?
In a hard times like these, when we, The Facebook addicts are so misunderstood,this new option may be a good way to prove someone wrong. Maybe not. OK, first let me introduce the long waited option in Facebook, Editing the comments that you misspelled. It is very simple,and can be done by just clicking on the “x” button next to the comment. What happens is,Facebook does not delete the comment, but instead, the “deleted” comment appears in the input field, which permits the users to edit the mistakes in that same comment.
Editing Facebook Comments
I guess, this feature is strictly intended for the Facebook addicts, because only those who spend hours and hours on the Social Network can manage to edit the comment within 12 seconds. Most of the users will get frustrated, because after those 12 seconds time allowed to edit, the only option left is to delete the comment. Another weakness is that, if someone else comments before you click the “x” button, the comment can not be edited, it will be deleted.No matter if the user manage to edit the comment in 12 seconds, if the author of the post and the other people that commented on that same post have email notification enabled, they will receive a copy of each edited version. So, what is the advantage of this new option? It does not save you time exactly, because if you edit the comment, you will lose another 12 seconds on Facebook(varies on individuals writing skills) and the other involved in the commenting will eventually find out what was your original thought:) So, hurry up, if you are fast writer, you can get a like from the commenters, but if not, you may “win” one of these new icons (do not worry,they are still not approved by Facebook).
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The Edit option is available for comments only, not status updates or news feed posts.