Operating Stytem eComStation

Serenity Systems licensed the operating system OS/2 at the end of 2000. The software is sold under the product name eComStation. The license provides no access to the OS/2 source code. The first release came out in 2001 and was based on Convenience Pak 1 of OS/2, supplemented with useful third party software. eComStation 1.1 based on OS/2 4.52 has been published on 2003-05-24. Interested customers can choose between the basic system with few...

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Android OS

The android platform was founded by Google and offers on the base the Linux kernel 2.6 a uniform interface for mobile equipment and programmes. Through this it is easily to port and is programmed in Java. After the conversion into the own binary program format Dalvik (.dex) it is not compatible to Java any more. Advantage is the faster execution and the lower memory footprint of programmes than in pure Java. Every Dalvik application is executed in a Dalvik VM of its own. Applications can access all equipment functions. This makes it possible for...

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MAC System Software

Mac OS was named by the company Apple as "Mac System Software" in the beginning, a specially designed operating system only for 68K first Motorola processors. With own Macintosh hardware, Mac OS takes up a special role in the world of desktop systems. The first version was "System 1" and appeared bundled with the Mac in 1984. The classic desktop is designed as a single user operating system and almost completely hides the full path to files and directories....

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Internet Modem

A modem is a modulating and demodulating device. It modulates an analog carrier signal and encodes the digital information sent in the signal, as well as it demodulates carrier signal in its bid to decode the information, which has been transmitted. I hope this has answered the question what does modem stand for. To repeat again, the word modem comes from two words, namely ‘modulator’ and ‘demodulator’. You may be faced with a question what...

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Website Hosting

Web hosts, in essence, are service providers that place your website on a computer which already is connected to the Internet. This in turn gives audiences or Internet surfers an opportunity to access your website. In fact, any website hosting service is just like a pc or a computer connected to the Internet. The only striking difference is that these web host services "serve up" numerous websites and hence as they're named as "server". With a very high speed Internet connection, web hosting services actually provide you space on...

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Mini Notebook Review

All tech products are shrinking in size. They have become portable and can be used anywhere, anytime. And computers are no exception. The earlier computers were these bulky cabinets from which they went on to become personal computers that were affordable and comparatively smaller. Then came the laptops, mini notebooks or netbooks, notebooks, tablet PCs etc. And this evolution is going so fast that your latest cutting edge notebook...

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How to Become an Internet Celebrity

"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes" Maybe Andy Warhol had a Nostradamus like moment when he predicted this phenomenon because the sheer number of celebrities in the world today is mind-boggling. There is no criterion to what makes a person a celebrity but if you have some talent (or even none at all) you can be famous. You just need to tap the right medium. Who needs the radio or the television, when you have the whole world at your fingertips? Therefore, the question posed by many, how to become an Internet celebrity....

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Setup a Wake on LAN Control Panel for your Network

As an IT manager, there are a lot of things you can do which directly impact your company’s bottom line. While the most obvious are direct hardware and software costs, an often overlooked aspect is energy/electricity consumption by computer systems. While servers need to be available 24/7, desktop systems only need to be available when the respective user needs it or for scheduled maintenance tasks. The rest of the time (usually more than 50% of...

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