Li-imide: The next-generation smartphone or tablet battery

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Summary: Lithium-Ion technology is old and outdated, doesn't like heat, and decomposes into corrosive hydrofluoric acid. After a few hundred recharges, the battery is dead. Enter Li-imide™ technology, which doesn't suffer from any of these limitations.  By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for Hardware 2.0 | October 5, 2012 -- 10:22 GMT (03:22 PDT) (more…)...
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10 Used Cars to Avoid

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By Matthew de Paula of MSN Autos Reputations can be deceiving with used cars. That classy ride from a respected manufacturer might be a blast to drive and enjoyable to own, but when the warranty lapses and mechanical issues arise, all the prestige and performance mean nothing as the car languishes in the shop, racking up costly repair bills. That's exactly what the vehicles on this list will do. Although they are well-regarded in one way or another, click through to see the used rides you should avoid at all costs. (more…)...
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xpsp3res.dll/dnserror.htm When Accessing Secured (SSL) Websites

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You try to navigate to a secured (SSL) website such as online banking or a secured webmail and you get this error: res://C:\WINDOWS\system32\zpsp3res.dll/dnserror.htm#   First check the TIME DATE AND YEAR on your computer.  This is almost always the cause of the error.  Change the date and time to the current date and time then clear all temporary files, history, passwords, etc. (In Internet Explorer click Tools - Internet Options – General Tab – Delete then check all boxes except the Preserve Favorite Website Data).  Once you have fixed the date and time and cleared all history, etc. restart your computer and try navigating to the secured website again.   If you need more assistance please see this Microsoft Article: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B813444&x=9&y=15...
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Android 4.0 / Linux Micro-PCs

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MK802 Meet the MK802, which (like the Cotton Candy) features an ARM processor, Android 4.0, and WiFi connectivity. It’s not quite as powerful, with a single-core 1.5GHz AllWinner A10 processor and 512MB memory compared to a dual-core 1.2GHz Exynos chip and 1GB. The MK802 does offer two USB ports — one full-sized and one micro — and it utilizes the same Mali 400 GPU as the Cotton Candy.   PCWorld Review Geek.com Review IBNLive Liliputing (unboxing & 1st looks video)       Cotton Candy The Cotton Candy is powered by a 1.2 GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 processor, a quad-core Mali 400 GPU for graphics (Galaxy S II power), 1GB of RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth and even a micro-SD slot for up to 64GB of storage.   Android Community Review    ...
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Ceton “Q” Media Center and “Echo” Extenders

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Product Site:   Ceton Q The Ceton "Q" is the ultimate home entertainment device. "Q" combines the functionality of a multi-tuner, high-definition cable set-top box with that of a digital video recorder (DVR), Internet TV receiver and Blu-ray player, all in one cost-effective, elegant device. The software that runs the Ceton Q will be available as an install for any Windows 7 Media Center PC later this year! Ceton Q (media center)     Ceton Echo The Ceton "Echo" is a next-generation Media Center Extender and the first to support Internet video services and Internet browsing, along with live and recorded high-definition TV services and access to your personal digital media libraries. Ceton Echo (extender)       Other Links: Digital Media Zone Coverage Digital Media Zone In Depth Coverage Endgadget Coverage Digital Lifestyle Coverage Digital Lifestyle In Depth Coverage [Video] Direct Video Link [YouTube]...
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