Want to Upgrade your PSP's Software to Latest 6.39??

2011-07-15T21:03:00.000-07:00

Heres a cool thing. If u want to upgrade ur PSP software to latest6.39 Version then watch the videoe below... and learn how to do it.......

Heres the download link for the software Used in this videoe......http://psp.dashhacks.com/file/2101

Want To Password Protect your Files???

2011-07-15T20:54:00.000-07:00

If u want to password protect your Private data from hackers and other people around..
Then heres 1 for u...Cryptainer Le a free password Encryption software....U cn download it from...

http://download.cnet.com/Cryptainer-LE/3000-2092_4-10426244.html

Guys Windows 7 Ultimate Black Edition....!!! COOOl

2011-07-13T07:05:00.000-07:00

Windows 7 Black Edition By Benjamin is fianally here.

If you like it then download the torrent from this link:-
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MJCORVMI

Want to play your favourite games Like Call Of duty or IGI Or NFS online???

2011-07-13T06:42:00.000-07:00

IF you Want to play your favourite games Like Call Of duty or IGI Or NFS online then go and download Game ranger from the following link and play ANY GAME INSTALLED ON YOUR PC ONLINE. YOU CAN EVEN HOST OR CREATE YOUR OWN GAMES. Give It A try..!!

www.gameranger.com/

Having A Samsung Wave Series Phone?

2011-07-13T06:38:00.000-07:00

looking for kool stuff for your Samsung wave pfone?

Visit:- http://www.mysamsungwave.com/

Want Android X86 on your PC?

2011-07-13T06:09:00.000-07:00

Like android? Want it on your PC.....??!!

Run Android on Your Netbook or Desktop

Would you like to try out Google’s Android OS on your netbook or desktop? Here’s how you can run Android from a flash drive and see how fast Android can run on real hardware!

Install Android On Your Flash Drive or Memory Card

First, make sure you have a flash drive or memory card inserted into your computer with around 256MB or more storage space. Remove any files you may need off of the drive, so you can use it to run Android on your computer.

Now you’re ready to download and setup Android on your drive. Head over to the Android x86 download page (link below), scroll down to the StableRelease section, and click Viewunder android-x86-1.6-r2.iso. This will start the iso file downloading to your computer.

In the mean time, head over to the UNetbootin site (link below), and download it as well.

Once your downloads are complete, run UNetbootin. Click the bullet beside Diskimage, then click the “… “ button and select the Android ISO file you just downloaded. Finally, select the correct flash drive or memory card in the menu on the bottom, and click Ok.

UNetbootin will now copy the files to your flash drive. This may take a few moments, depending on your flash drive’s speed.

Once it’s finished, it will ask if you wish to reboot. If you want to go ahead and run Android, you can click Reboot; otherwise, just exit and run Android from your flash drive when you want.

If you want to try Android on a computer that has a CD/DVD drive, you could just burn the ISO to a disk and boot from it. Netbooks don’t have CD drives, and even on a desktop, it can be nice to not waste a CD just for this. If you want to burn it to a disk, you can do iteasily from Windows 7 or with a free program such as ImgBurn.

Using Android-x86 On Your Computer

Now you’re ready to run Android on your netbook, laptop, or even a full desktop computer. Simply reboot your computer with the USB drive, and select to boot from it. Not all computers will automatically boot from a USB device, so you may have to press F2, F10, or another key, depending on your computer, and change the Boot options in the bios.

Now, when you boot from the USB drive, select Live CD – Run Android-x86 without installation.

You’ll see a text prompt for a few moments as Android begins to load.

Then you’ll see the Android boot screen, though we only saw it for a moment, as our computer booted really fast into Android.

After a couple seconds, you’ll see the Android desktop … on your netbook or computer! You can quickly access one of the apps on the home screen, or open the menu to see more options.

Click and hold to open a context menu, such as to change the background or add a desktop widget.

Or, press your mouse’s right button to open a menu, such as to open a new tab in the browser.

It works very good as a quick way to get online; the Android browser is actually quite capable for normal browsing, and worked very well in our tests. With a 10 second or less boot time, you may enjoy using this as an alternate to Puppy Linux or other light distros for a quick way to get online securely.

You can even install new applications with the included AndAppStore, though these will only be installed while this Android session is running. If you reboot your computer, you’ll only see the default applications and settings again.

Android x86 supports all of the hardware, including cameras and Wi-Fi, on several Netbooks and laptops; check the link below to see if yours is supported. In our test, our camera wasn’t supported, and we additionally had to connect to the internet via Ethernet since it didn’t detect our Wi-Fi card.

For the most part, Android was very responsive, but anything that would fade out the desktop such as opening a dialog box or a menu would run very slowly and even make the mouse feel jerky. Additionally, we couldn’t get it to boot on our desktop with an AMD processor. You could install Android to your hard drive, but we wouldn’t recommend it considering the limitations and issues it has. But, it is very fun to play with from a flash drive or memory card, and you may even feel adventurous enough to try installing it. Be warned, though; this isn’t for the weak of heart!

Links

Download Android x86

Download UNetbootin

See if Your Netbook or Laptop is Fully Supported