Organise your Desktop with FENCES

A program that helps you organize your desktop and can hide your icons when they are not in use. The key idea is that you can create shaded areas called containers where you can put your desktop icons and can give that container a name too. Just look at the picture below

Predator

Imagine when you have to leave your desk for some important work , what    you do to prevent someone from accessing your ongoing session. Well, you very well lock the computer by pressing window key plus L but there's a bettter way to that. Predator, a software which could blank your screen, disable the keyboard and mouse movement just by removing a flash drive. With just a USB Pen Drive, you could very well lock down your computer and to simply resume your work, insert it back. Incase you forgot your flash drive, simply punch in the password.

It's easier and faster than closing your Windows session, since you do not have to retype your password when you return. 

Dell Introduces XPS 15

Though Dell has revealed its XPS 14 Ultrabook 
We are soon going to see XPS 15 in Indian markets


It will be much thinner and faster as compared to the old XPS series laptops
The new XPS Series will follow Intel Third Generation Processors.


For starters, every variant of the XPS 15 lineup will have a 1080p display running off the NVIDIA GeForce GT630M chip (1GB on the base model, GT 640M - 2GB on the top end).


The RAM on the XPS 15 can be stepped up from 6GB to 8GB and if you’re planning on maxing things out, then there’s even a 16GB option for you. Sadly, there is no option to swap out the 500 or 750GB hard drives for SSDs. There are four flavors of the XPS 15 to choose from (non-configurable, but each offering something better than the previous one).

These are the models which Dell has introduced
The base model will be costing aroud $1299 which will go up to $1999


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WD completes Hitachi deal and is now world's largest HDD manufacturer

Western Digital (WD) have confirmed that they have completed all the procedures, and have finally acquired Hitachi. This acquisition has put WD at the top spot as the largest manufacturer of HDDs in the world, reports Verge. Although Hitachi wasn’t the first choice, as WD intended buying Seagate. The WD-Seagate deal maybe didn’t work out for good. The new merger is complete and inked in a deal worth $3.9 billion in cash and $25 million worth of shares, which were reportedly valued at 0.9 billion, early this week. The deal is also said to be funded by a $2.5 billion five year loan.


Reportedly, this move by Hitachi has brought it 10 percent stake in WD and the ability to appoint two members to the board of directors. Moreover, Hitachi has been struggling with the business for sometime now. For WD, it has enabled it to surpass Seagate, its competitor and take the first place in HDD manufacturing in the world. After this merger, WD stocks have risen by 16 per cent to surpass Seagate. Besides, the company has also been fighting out other players who’ve entered the digital market. 

The hard drive market hasn’t been at its best lately, with rising prices, due to the recent Thailand floods, which almost wiped out several factories. But manufacturers have been trying to put their best foot forward, despite all odds. We saw Hitachi released what it called the world’s slimmest hard drive, last month, which is a 2.5-inch notebook hard drive dubbed Travelstar Z7K500. However, there is no word on it making to the Indian store shelves. We also saw Hitachi Global Storage Technologies declare the Ultrastar enterprise-class solid state drive the industry’s first to use 25-nanometer (nm) single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash.

This new WD and Hitachi merger may just work for best interests of both companies.

Source:A Technical Site

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Norton 360 Version 6.0 Review

The war against viruses, trojans and malware has been one without an end. We’ve seen a crazy escalation in these unwanted elements in the recent past, but there have been a slew of antivirus products in the market, so you're convinced that if your PC has the right protection, then it’s safe from these problems. Norton recently released their new version, the V6 of their Norton 360 and 360 means all-round protection. 


The first roadblock that distinguishes a good antivirus from a great one is the interface. Imagine you having to pull your hair out just to find out where the infection is and how exactly to remove it. Yes, it should be as simple as a few clicks. With Norton 360 v6, Symantec have upped the ante on how simple a security suite should look like. Pop in the CD, enter the key and within minutes you’re into the matrix. 

The control panel