I finally got around to installing the latest Origami 2.0 UI for UMPCs on my P1610 and I have been pretty impressed. Graphically it is much better than the previous version which looked horrible on anything with a screen larger than 7" and fixed backgrounds larger than 1024 x 568.
Installing it was pretty easy. […]
I was asked by someone via email if I knew of a list of schools that have implemented Tablet PCs in their school’s Computer lab or throughout the school campus, I quickly remembered seeing a great list compiled by Lora Heiny at What’s New. I know our kids only have 2 Tablet PCs in their […]
Well flash media is a bit different than standard hard drive platters. On a traditional hard drive the read/write head physically moves on the magnetic platter so a files contents could be spread out in a totally random pattern on your hard drive, which the files system of your OS locates via the FAT (file […]
This fall marks a day in our household that I am proud of. All my girls will be playing soccer. What this means in our household is a lot of schedule planning and camping out on the various soccer fields across our town. For most of the soccer season my wife and I will be […]
After updating my system with the KBs mentioned here, I had immediately noticed some strange behavior on my Windows Vista Login Screen.
Was I was being cloned or I was seeing double? There were 2 logins both tied to my account.
I traced the problem down to the OmniPass software that is used with […]
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