Monday, July 16, 2012

iTunesControl: helper for better handling of iTunes

You are annoyed that their stopping or changing songs always have to open iTunes? You want information directly on the screen to get what song is going on and not constantly interrupt your actual intentions on the PC? Then the little and brings free program iTunesControl just right for you with! easily assign keyboard shortcuts with iTuneControl it is very slightly different (function) buttons to assign various functions. Sure you click once the program is started, the bottom of the tray-menu by right-clicking on the little blue icon and then select " Settings ". Once in the Settings, you könnnt under the tab " hotkey to make "different settings.

 This includes, among other things, a song search, a link to Twitter, or small adjustments to the volume change. In my multimedia keyboard from Logitech, the program automatically assigned to all the important function keys, so I am with this part deal almost hardly needed. actual song with cover on the Desktop To view information about the current song, for example, when changing a track directly on the desktop display, it opens the settings again and goes on the tab " display ". Here you can then determine the transparency, the duration or fade. With the other sub-items "album art", "Colors and Fonts", "Formatting", "Position and Size" and "rating" you can adjust the displayed Infromation very easily and arbitrarily. There is this really a lot of opportunities for the presentation of the song to change on the screen. own assessment I personally find this program very successful . It convinced me that a lot of configuration options, which are a little English knowledge, almost all self-explanatory. The whole can be adapted to their own ideas very well and looks really chic from. . Also saves you the owner of a multimedia keyboard significant time when switching between songs looks like this all to me at: Download you can iTunesControl to the manufacturer's website: www.itunescontrol.com

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Minicomputer with Android 4.0 operating system

The MK802 is slightly larger than a USB stick and even has a microSD card slot with onboard - in addition to 4GB of internal memory. As Wi-Fi  you can use the device by the way also. Enthusiasts and PC enthusiasts can rejoice: the Chinese mini-computer is contrary to all expectations, not particularly expensive. For only the equivalent of 60 € can be the Android - / Linux PC program now. An ARM processor with a Mali 400 GPU, it enables the computer to play 1080p videos. This is an HDMI port was blocked, so you could use any HDMI capable TV as a PC monitor.
Although the unit does not weigh much (about 250 grams) it has a lot to offer: In addition to the above-mentioned memory, which are micro HDMI connector on the other hand also a micro USB port. Who wants to have a mini computer with some better hardware, should watch the Cotton Candy. For the equivalent of € 160 may be his computer in the Tamagotchi format even with a dual core ARM . use chip also provides the Cotton Candy is also the possibility the unit itself stuck in the HDMI slot on the TV - while the MK802 for such actions always a cable needed. The low cost of an ARM processor coupled with the popularity of Android - seem to many IT fans a very spicy mixture yield. With only 30 € purchase price is the Raspberry Pi is simply the best model among the mini-computers. This computer is obviously not quite as powerful as the other two trumps, but with very good results: 700 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM,  USB  and HDMI ports. Especially with the latter model could be changed in a lot of third world countries - the schools can not afford books, would access the minicomputer.