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Display Photos From Your Android Phone on Computer With Wifi

A brand new little app has just been launched and this app gives a way to display your photos on your android phone to your computer. The names of the app is Wifi Gallery, this app will display tour photos without having to mess with cables, transferring photos, or even any complicated settings. You can adjust the picture size in the slideshow, and choose a specific port if you want and gives you an easy way to scroll through the photos one by one. WiFi Gallery’s strength is its ease...

Samsung NC215S Solar Netbook Delayed

Samsung's solar NC215S netbook already getting word that it's been delayed, early estimates Samsung NC2155 Solar Netbook shipping on July 3rd. Samsung NC2155 Solar Netbook won't make it to customers until mid to late August due to custom machine's. Maybe the sun's only set once in a...

Canonical With Ubuntu Hit Eee PCs, Take Over From Microsoft

The Asus Eee PC Series, 1001PXD, 1011PX and 1015PX are about to get Ubuntu configurations. With the Eee PCs Linux from Canonical with Ubuntu reach a larger audience. Canonical representatives start againts windows domination on netbooks, and Ubuntu is competing with Microsoft in this netbook area, not other Linux distribution, will with a trio of Atom notebooks Canonical with Ubuntu Linux enough win the war on Windows?, let's the audience to prove...

Linutop 3 out to seduce minimalists

We know we expend a lot of digital ink talking about oomph and va va voom, but sometimes you just need a computer you can give to your old grandpappy and let him go wild with the Reader's Digest online edition. The Linutop 3, sporting a custom Linux OS atop a blistering 1GHz VIA C7 CPU, 1GB of RAM and a tremendously capacious 2GB SSD, is just that sort of machine. It asks for a mere €340 ($485) and 20 watts of power, and lets you expand storage by adding an internal hard drive or plugging a...

Smartbook AG follows in Psion’s footsteps

Looks like smartbooks really are the new netbooks, after all. Aptly exemplifying déjà vu, German company Smartbook AG has issued a cease-and-desist to Netbooknews.de, claiming it owns the trademark and copyright on the term "smartbook" and that its use on the news site is damaging to the company's reputation and credibility. The letter demands that within two weeks all instances of the word be stricken from both the German and English-language versions, despite the latter being hosted in the...