Tweak Firefox to Make the Most of Your Netbook's Screen
First Asus released the EEE (you know, that tiny little Linux laptop), now netbooks are flooding the marketplace as other makers trip over themselves to compete. I love my new MSI Wind, but let's face it: 1024x600 doesn't give you a surplus of screen real estate. Here's what I've done to maximize my viewable area in Firefox without sacrificing much needed functionality. Step one is to reduce what ...
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/apple/Is_the_N800_really_an_iPhone_killer';
Though Nokia's Internet tablet, the N800, has been on the market for quite a bit longer than Apple's iPhone, we here at Download Squad have been thinking about the N800-iPhone comparison since Steve Jobs first demoed the iPhone back in January. Indeed, there are a few things you can do with the Nokia product that ...
iPhone day is upon us. Much has already been written about the iPhone despite the fact that only a handful of journalists have used it. One thing that is common among all reviews is the AT&T's EDGE network is slow. Perhaps it is faster now but EDGE is still no 3G. Earlier this month at WWDC, Jobs told Apple's developers to develop web applications for the iPhone instead of releasing a SDK. ...
SpeedScript is an innovative program (one of many) aimed at making it easy to enter text on mobile devices. With all the talk about whether the iPhone's lack of a physical keyboard is an advantage or a detriment, it's easy to forget that folks have been struggling with on-screen text entry methods ever since the days of the Apple Newton. See how it all comes full circle back to Apple? Anyway, as ...
Now
that the excitement has died down, software products are starting to appear that are 'tuned' for the UMPC's form
factor. Yes, we know that Microsoft has made is a point to tell everyone who will listen that the UMPC's greatest
appeal is that it can run any Windows XP application. While that may be true, the smallish screen size of the UMPC
made us wonder how we'd squeeze some of ...
Hardware isn't really among our core competencies
here at Download Squad, but since we keep getting comments on our previous posts about Origami, Microsoft's vastly successful viral
marketing campaign slash upcoming "ultramobile lifestyle PC," I figure I ought to keep you up to speed. The
other day Microsoft updated the Origami Project web site for "Week
2," which isn't much ...





