Monday, February 4, 2013

How To Check Your Computer Temperature

Checking your computer component temperatures once in a while is recommended. Knowing whether your coolers work efficently enough is important. The temperatures greatly depend on what CPU and GPU you have and under how big load your computer is. Your current environmental temperatures can also affect your hardware by ~5°.

Normal temperatures for your hardware ( CPU and GPU )

On Idle
Desktop   ~40°C   ( 104°F )
Laptop   ~50°C   ( 122°F )

Under Heavy Load
Desktop   ~60°C   ( 140°F )
Laptop   ~70°C   ( 158°F )

Friday, January 25, 2013

Neptune Pine Smartwatch

Neptune Pine is a smartphone that looks like a watch, you can wear it on your wrist. Coming 2013 Q3


Thursday, January 17, 2013

How To Use Multiple Monitors

How does it work

You can display the same picture in all the monitors, but usually multiple monitors are used as extended displays, making the desktop larger. In extended mode, depending on how you position your displays, they act as one big desktop, it means that you move with your mouse from monitor to monitor the same way you normally move with your mouse, just by moving it around.

All the programs and windows act the same way as normally, you can drag them from one display to another or extend the size of your window over by multiple displays at the same time.

Change Date Format In Windows 7

Bored of having the old default date format in windows 7 ? Or just want a new look and a little bit of customization. Why not change it, here's how to do it.

Right-click on the clock or go through the control panel

Monday, January 14, 2013

JUnit Testing In Java

This is a little tutorial on how to use JUnit tesing ( JUnit 4.x ) in Eclipse. First you need to add the JUnit library to your project path and import it in order to use it. I'm also going to include an example in this post.

Why use JUnit test

The best reason for testing your code is that you can find your bugs and errors early and you don't have to burden your head later when you have already put it all together. It can save a lot of time in long-term. If you have a lot of code to cover and change it often, testing it is very recommended.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

20 inch Tablet From Panasonic

Panasonic is planning to come to the market with a new 20 inch tablet. What do you think, is it going too far and the size is way too big for a tablet, or is it good news and you can't wait to get your hands on it? There was a prototype introduced in CES.