by Johnson Yip
on April 3, 2013
Dolphin Browser Mini is my favorite web browser which I use on Google Android because it is simple to use, and does not use a lot of screen space on my Google Nexus 7 Tablet. It also uses a few MB of storage space, and it is easy to clear its internet temporary files and history which all web browser gets when browsing the web. There is a feature to cache files to the SD card to save space on Google Android’s internal storage.
Dolphin Browser Mini has all the features I want like Tab browsing, speed dial bookmarks on the homepage, regular bookmarks, a on-screen back and forward button, auto fill, and search engine built-into the address bar. I also find that Dolphin Browser loads up faster, and loads websites pretty fast. It also does not slow down when multiple tabs are open, and Dolphin rarely freezes, and crashes when I use it. Dolphin Browser Mini is one of the best web browser for older and slower Google Android devices.
I also like that I can set the volume buttons on a phone, or tablet to use to scroll up or down a web page by pressing the volume up or down button.
Dolphin also supports Flash, Java, HTML5, and Javascript on websites.
It also has private browsing, and data cleaners in the settings menu, or when you exit Dolphin to keep your web browsing history unknown by clearing it in Dolphin. Clearing your web browser history is a good way to maintain your privacy if you share a tablet, phone, PC, and eReader with a web browser with other people.
Being able to easily change the text and image size in Dolphin is also great for smaller screens, or website without a mobile template.Dolphin also makes it easy for me to change the user-agent to iPhone, Internet Explorer, Windows, and Android, so I can trick the website into loading into the iPhone or IE desktop version of a site if there is no Android version of the website.
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by Johnson Yip
on April 2, 2013
Bitdefender Total Security 2013 is one of the most easiest antivirus software I used on Windows 8 because once I installed it on my computer ,Bitdefender Total Security 2013 starts protecting my computer from viruses, hackers, malware, spyware, scams and other computer security threats. Bitdefender comes with everything I need to protect my computer, data, and online identity without slowing down my Windows 8 PC.
Total Security 2013 comes with an Antivirus, Firewall, Antispam, Social networking protection, parental control, a secure web browsing for online banking and shopping, online backup software,privacy protection, file encryption, tuneup, mobile locating and protection apps, and more all built-in to Bitdefender Total Security 2013. Having all the computer security software you need built-in to Total Security 2013 means you just need to install Bitdefender Total Security 2013 on your computer to keep it secure and working well instead of multiple differenet types of PC security software which can slow down your PC, and may conflict with different brands of security software making your computer less secure and stable.
It has an Autopilot mode which will automatically protect my computer which makes decisions for how to protect your computer for you, so you can continue using your computer without experiencing slow downs. Bitdefender also automatically scans USB drives, CD/DVD discs, and other storage devices for virus programs when you insert them into my computer.
When Bitdefender is protecting my computer which uses Windows 8, Windows still runs smoothly because Bitdefender only scans my computer when it is idle, and the active virus shield does not use much system resources.
I like the Security Desktop widget for Bitdefender to easily see what Bitdefender is doing, or drag a file to the widget to be scanned. [continue reading…]
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by Johnson Yip
on March 27, 2013
I mostly use a Philips/Cross-head screw driver from my Computer Tool Kit the most to fix my computer Most computers and laptops which I owned used Philips cross-head screws for fastening the computer doors, installing PCI Expansion cards, hard drive, CD/DVD optical drives, and other parts to the computer’s motherboard, and case.
I also use an Anti-static wrist strap connected to a bare metal area on my computer case to prevent static from zapping my computer parts. If I need to carry around computer parts to another location, I use anti-static bags which usually come with computer parts to prevent myself from zapping computer parts with static.
A computer tool kit is good to have because it has a lot of tools, so when you need to repair a wire, use pliers to straighten a connector on a computer part, or tweezers to pick up something you drop on the circuit board, you would have the tools you need to fix your computer instead of being stuck because you do not own the tools. [continue reading…]
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