Author: Tarandeep Kaur

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New COWON S9 Firmware V2.06

COWON has upgraded the firmware of their flagship media player, COWON S9. The new firmware now adds the support for the Bluetooth speakers and other minor improvements.

Improved Feature & Fixed Bugs

  • Added to display album arts by changing image file name to .jpg.
  • Support Bluetooth speakers.
  • Fixed to not appear ‘Invalid Resource’, which was appeared rarely, when reboot the device after safely remove hardware from PC.

Make sure to back up your data in case something wrong happens. Happy upgrading!

Download from here

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No EeePC Logo showed while booting?

So your EEE PC 1000H or 904HA does not show the EEE PC logo while booting. Well, the reason is that the boot booster has been enabled which reduces the boot time. If you want the splash screen saying EEE PC back, here is how to do it.

As-soon-as you start the device, keep pressing F2 until you enter BIOS. Then go into Boot–>Boot Booster [Disable]. That is it.

Keep in mind that it will take a while before you see your operating system booting up. This is because aforementioned steps disable quick+quite boot which makes system check every single component of 1000h.

So we do not recommend to it checked all the time. To enable Boot Booster again, go to BIOS again by pressing F2 key when your computer boots and turn boot booster on.

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SBSH Christmas Special – Free Icon Store Extension Packages

For this Christmas SBSH Mobile Software released today three new icon store packages available as free download to all SBSH users. The new icon store packages released include: SBSH Medical, SBSH Personal and SBSH Sports Icon Store packages. The new icon store packages extend the category icons store selection with the recently released SBSH Calendar Touch (WM Pocket PC) and SBSH Calendar (WM Smartphone).

SBSH IconStore packages are available as free download for both Windows Mobile Pro/Classic (touch devices) and Standard (non-touch) devices at the following links:

SBSH Medical IconStore: Windows Mobile Pro/Classic or Windows Mobile Standard
SBSH Personal IconStore: Windows Mobile Pro/Classic or Windows Mobile Standard
SBSH Sports IconStore: Windows Mobile Pro/Classic or Windows Mobile Standard

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Is this the T-Mobile Dash 2?


Remember the extremely popular T-Mobile Dash that made it’s debut a couple of years back? Well, here it comes again, but in new clothes. This new revised T-Mobile Dash is in all-black clothes and it is now looking good than the previous model. Changes include:

  • Removal of aluminum front piece
  • Windows Mobile 6.1 replacing the old Windows Mobile 5.0(which was later replaced by Windows Mobile 6.0 by a ROM upgrade)
  • Spaced-out keys

The bad part is that the RAM is same as before. They have not beefed up the RAM (still 64MB). Processor is same old horse (200MHz OMAP) and the same outdated 1.3MP camera.

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LG plans to introduce Solar Illuminated LCD screens in notebooks

LG is implementing a concept never used or heard before. LG has developed a type of LCD panel, which uses the sunlight to power the monitor, while it is used outside. It uses reflective plates in the backlight panels to reflect the sunlight so that you are able to use your device outdoors. Interesting point to note is that it consumes 1/4 th of energy compared to what is consumes when used indoors. This is due to the fact that it has to use backlight to light up the screen, which consumes a lot of energy.

There is no words when will be release for officially. However, LG has plans to debut it at CES 2009, which is going to be held next month.

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Windows 7 on EEE 900

The Windows 7 worked fine on the EEE 1000H and EEE 904HA. They both sport Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor which made the Windows 7 as-well-as vista run fine. But, how would it perform on a Intel Celeron 900MHz CPU? People have speculated that Windows 7 will be designed with keeping netbooks in mind. Sadly, that does not look when we look at the Video below, which shows an EEE PC 900 running Windows 7.

It also takes nearly 9GB to install. While this may not be a problem on netbooks with big HDDs, but it is certainly is a big problem on the ones with smaller SSDs