Recently the buzz of Netbook is everywhere around and I was wondering what it is? So, just gave a search about the Netbook and learnt few stuffs that I would like to share here.

Netbooks are basically

• Lightweight
• Low Cost
• Energy Efficient
• Less Processing power

The term Netbook is first introduced by the company Psion.

With the release of Intel Atom processor, the Netbook manufacturing cost is lowered and more netbooks are under production.

CNET have compiled Top-10 Netbooks, where Eee PC S101 tops the list with great features.

By default, the “root” account aka “superuser” account is disabled in Apple Mac. This is because, for a normal user, such a full access control account is not necessary. But still, to fix something or for development purpose a root access is necessary. …click here to read more →

ShareThis have released their analytics data to throw some insights into what the visitors are sharing in the internet.

From the chart released by ShareThis, it’s obivious that the Entertainment, Science & Technology blogs uses more of the ShareThis widget to post the content to the social networks. And this indirectly implies that these sites are the one which are shared the most on the site.

So if you assume ( blindly ) that the ShareThis widget is used all over internet in all blogs, then Entertainment , Science & Technology occupies much space in the internet. Though it is not very sensible to conclude this, but this graph is intresting enough to visualize what kind of sites occupies the internet.

One fine morning, my recent blog item Unclutter Google reader, had saw a spike in hits.When I was analyzing the causes, I came across various pingbacks and surprisingly once of them was from Lifehacker. I was just exited to see what it was. I’m very pleased to see that Adam Pash, Senior Editor of Lifehacker mentioned about my post. And it was more exiting for me when I came to know that Adam Pash found my post via Steve Rubel’s twitter of MicroPesuation.

Thanks a ton Adam, for mentioning my post in Lifehacker.

Recently I had a strange problem. I’ve moved to a new PC in my office and the PC had all the stuffs installed which are needed for my work, but one. The one important stuff is all my Drive mappings to various network folders. I’m really irritated to map all the folders manually one by one, because I had about 9 drives of different folders from different server. …click here to read more →