Çok İlginç Bir Haber Sitesi!

Çok İlginç Bir Haber Sitesi!

Southeast European Times yani Güneydoğu Avrupa'ya ilişkin haberlerin 10 dilde (Arnavutça, Bulgarca, İngilizce, Hırvatça, Makedonca, Rumence, Sırpça (Latin), Sırpça (Kiril), Türkçe ve Yunanca) yayınlandığı bir site.

Her iş günü, bölgedeki yerel ve uluslararası medyadaki en önemli haberleri derleyen site, ayrıca bölgede ücretli olarak çalışan Güneydoğu Avrupa Haber muhabirleri aracılığıyla da analizler, röportajlar ve yorumlar aktarıyor. Site yerel - çok önemli gelişmelere yol açabilecek anahtar oyuncular, olaylar ve duyarlılıklar - konularındaki derinlikli bilgisi ve bölgeyi kapsayan bakış açısı ile benzerlerinden ayrılmakta, bölgenin her yanına ilişkin ilerleme modelleri olarak hizmet edebilecek trendleri, çözümleri ve başarıları tanıtıyor. Ayrınca ülkelerin blog yazarlarına da haberlerin yer veriyor.

Ne Güzel İşte, Ne Var Bunda?

Söyleyelim; Bu site ABD'nin Avrupa, Afrika ve Akdeniz Havzasındaki operasyonlarından sorumlu ortak askeri komuta organı olan ABD Avrupa Komutanlığı (EUCOM) sponsorluğunda yayın yapıyor. Yani ABD Savunma Bakanlığı'na ait bir site. Anlaşılan diğer gizli sitelerinin aksine bunu sitede açıkca yazmakta hiçbir sakınca görmemişler ve yine anlaşışan bu sıralarda Güneydoğu Avrupa'ya hayli merak salmışlar.


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BootVis 1.3.37.0 [Pc Açılış Hızını Arttırma]

BootVis 1.3.37.0 [Pc Açılış Hızını Arttırma]

BootVis Microsoft'un Windows Xp kullanıcıları için ürettiği bilgisayarının performans ayarlarını yapılmasını ve bilgisayarının gözle görülür şekilde hızlı açılıp/kapanmasını isteyenler için ideal bir program.

1-İlk Açılma Hızının Tespiti:

Programı açtığınızda üstte bulunan sekmelerden trace' e tıklayın , açılan menüde " next boot + driver delays" seçeneğine basın, karşınıza çıkan pencerede OK butonuna bastığınız zaman bilgisayar yeniden başlayacak.Bilgisayar açılır açılmaz program otomatik çalışacak ve bilgisayarınızı o andaki performansı ve ne kadar sürede açıldıgını ve kapandıgını gösteren bir şema çıkacak.Bu şemada uzun ve ucunda kare olan bir çubuk göreceksiniz o çubuk nerdeyse o sizin sürenizdir.Mesala çubuk 40'ın üstünde ise pcnizin açılması 40 sn sürmüş demektir.(Sistem analizi biraz zaman alabilir).

2-Performansı arttırma:

Bu sonuçları aldıktan sonra şimdi sıra bilgisayarınızın performansını yükseltmede, bunun içinde yine aynı sayfayı kapatmadan trace' e ve açılan menüde "optimize system" yazan yere tıklıyoruz.
Bu işlemden sonra bilgisayarınız yeniden açılıp kapanacak fakat bu sefer açıldığında ayarları optimize edeceği için açılma süresi uzayacaktır.
Bu işlem bilgisayarda yüklü dosya boyutuna göre 10 dk ile 100 dk arası zaman alabilir.Fakat ekrandaki pencere kapanana kadar kesinlikle görevi sonlandırma yapmayın.

İşlem bittigi zaman ilk işlemi tekrarlarsanız bilgisayarın açılma süresinin kısaldığını göreceksiniz.

İNDİR

XoftSpySE 4.33.241

XoftSpySE 4.33.241

Yapımcı: ParetoLogic Inc.
Eklenme Tarihi: 21.07.2007 [ JuaN1925 ]
Dosya Boyutu: 2,75 MB
Lisans: Süre/Kullanım Kısıtlamalı
Dil: İngilizce
Platform: Windows (Tümü)
Uninstall Seçeneği? Evet
Limit: Bilinmiyor...

Açıklalama:

Oldukça geniş bir veritabanına sahip olan, onbinlerce kodu tanıyan XoftSpySE, adından anlışabiliceği gibi genel bir antispyware yazılımıdır. Kullanımı çok kolay olan bu yazılım bilgisayarınızı komple tarıyor ve sisteminize sızan (spyware, adware, spybot, malware, spy pop-ups, keyloggers) gibi zararlı yazılımları çok kısa bir sürede temizleyebilmektedir.

İndir

ChildWebGuardian 3.5

ChildWebGuardian 3.5

Yapımcı: Zecos Software
Eklenme Tarihi: 21.07.2007 [ dominoes ]
Dosya Boyutu: 1,30 MB
Lisans: Deneme Sürümü, Tam sürüm $29.95 USD
Dil: İngilizce
Ekran Görüntüleri: Görüntü 1 Görüntü 2 Görüntü 3
Platform: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista
Uninstall Seçeneği? Evet
Limit: 15 Günlük Kullanım



ChildWebGuardian çocukların internetteki kötü sitelere erişimini sınırlandıran ve uzak tutmayı amaçlayan bir güvenlik yazılımdır.

Program Özellikleri:

1-İçeriginde seks, kumar, uyuşturucu ve benzeri kelimeler kullanılarak engelleme yapar. İsterseniz kelime ekleme yöntemiyle taranması gereken kelime hafızasını artırabilir azaltabilir veya degistirebilirbilirsiniz.
2-Popup engelleme seçeneğiylede küçük pencerelerin açılmasını engelleyebilirsiniz.
3-Çocuğunuzun hangi günler ve saatler arasında internette dolaşabileceğini belirleyebilirsiniz.
4-Özellikle girmesini istemediğiniz siteleri kara listeye alarak erişimi engelleyebilirsiniz.
5-Girmesine izin verdiğiniz siteleri yine siz belirleyebilirsiniz.
6-Ve gün içinde hangi sitelerin dolaşıldıgını kayıt altına alarak takip edebilirsiniz.



NOT: Program benzerleri gibi şifre korumasıyla çalıştığı için şifrenin unutulmaması önemlidir. Şifreyi unutan kullanıcıların kitlenen internet tarayıcılarını açmaya çalışmaları için programı bilgisayardan kaldırmaya veya herhangi bir programla silmeye çalışmaları sonuç vermemektedir. (Bu durumda yapılması gereken en faydalı yol Windowsun sistem geri yükleme seçeneğinin kullanılıp sistemin tekrardan yüklenmesidir) Program tarafımızca incelenmiştir.

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Call for Apple to go even greener

Greenpeace has given a cautious welcome to Apple's ambitions to be more environmentally friendly.

In a statement Steve Jobs said the company would stop using toxic and hazardous chemicals in manufacturing.

Greenpeace praised Apple for its decision to phase out the most harmful chemicals but said the electronics giant could do more.

The group wants Apple to improve its recycling policy and stop dumping old products in other parts of the world.

Gadget dump

In the statement Apple explained what it had already done to clean up its manufacturing processes and laid out how it was planning to make them greener.

Mr Jobs said in the statement that Apple's policy of not talking about its future plans had led to misconceptions about its green credentials.

"It is certainly clear that we have failed to communicate the things that we are doing well," wrote Mr Jobs.

Apple's future plans include removing arsenic in displays by the end of 2008. By the same date it will stop using polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and brominated flame retardants (BFRs).

Both PVC and BFRs are considered hazardous because they do not break down when disposed of and can accumulate in body tissue and cause a variety of health problems.

It also said it would start using LED backlighting for displays instead of mercury "when technically and economically feasible".

The statement of Apple's green credentials comes in the wake of criticism by environmental groups. In early April Greenpeace put Apple bottom of its rankings of green electronics firms.

The company's headquarters and conferences have been picketed by banner-waving activists calling on Apple to be greener.

In its own statement Greenpeace said Apple's announcement was "something we've all been waiting for" and it praised the decision to stop use of PVC and BFRs before other computer makers.

But Greenpeace said Apple still had ground to make up on its recycling policy.

The green group pointed out that Apple's pledge not to dump returned gadgets and computers in Asia and India only applied to US customers. It called on Apple to offer a global takeback and recycling service.

It said it wanted to see an Apple that was "green to the core".

Apple Technology News by BBC News

Intel steps up cheap laptop race

Intel has teamed up with the world's largest maker of computer motherboards to produce laptops for the developing world.

The laptop has been dubbed the Eee PC - and will sit alongside Intel's Classmate which is also aimed at the developing world.

The partnership with Asustek is the latest twist in a developing battle between the chipmaker and rival group, the One Laptop per Child foundation.

Both plan to offer sub-$200 laptops.

War of words

The Eee laptop will use one of Intel's mobile processors - although exactly which one has not been specified. It will have a seven inch (18cm) display, weigh in at 2lb (0.89kg), with a flash memory hard drive and wireless capacity.

The laptop will sell for around $200 (£100).

Both this and Intel's forthcoming mass produced Classmate will be in direct competition with One Laptop Per Child 's (OLPC) robust green and white machine, which although known as the $100 laptop will initially sell for $176 (£88).

The race to provide cheap laptops to the developing world has turned into a bitter war of words in recent days. Web pioneer Nicholas Negroponte, who heads up the OLPC foundation, has accused Intel of trying to undermine his initiative.

Professor Negroponte, who also founded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's famous Media Labs, believes that the decision of his not-for-profit organisation to use processors designed by Intel's main competitor AMD lies at the heart of the conflict.

Intel denies that its efforts undermine the work of the OLPC team.

"We are going to need hundreds of millions of machines and that's going to take a whole industry to provide. There is plenty of room for numerous vendors, " said George Alfs, a spokesman for Intel.

Intel Laptop News by BBC News

Universal 'to revise iTunes deal'

Universal Music Group is reported not to be renewing its annual contract to sell its music through Apple's iTunes.

The New York Times quoted unnamed executives as saying that Universal had decided to have monthly deals instead.

That would allow Universal to remove songs by some or all of its artists quickly if there are disagreements on terms and pricing in the future.

But the San Francisco Chronicle carried a denial from Apple, which said that talks were still continuing.

"We are still negotiating with Universal," the newspaper quoted an Apple spokesman as saying.

"Their music is still on iTunes and their not re-signing is just not true," he added.

Flat charges

There have been disagreements between Apple and record labels in the past about the pricing and protection of the songs on iTunes.

Apple has stuck to a flat charge of 99 cents per song in the US since iTunes was launched four years ago.

But many of the labels are understood to want to be able to charge more for popular songs and less for songs that they are trying to promote.

There have also been objections to the copy-protection that iTunes uses, which means that iTunes downloads cannot be played on MP3 players other than Apple's iPod.

In February, Apple boss Steve Jobs called on labels to allow iTunes to remove the copy-protection. EMI has since begun to sell "premium" versions of its tracks through iTunes without copy protection.

But some labels have refused to have the protection removed and say that Apple should instead license its technology so that its copy-protected songs can be played on other devices.

Shares fall

Both Apple and Universal have much at stake if their relationship deteriorates.

If Universal pulls its catalogue from iTunes then the store would lose access to record labels that account for one out of every three new releases sold in the US, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

On the other hand, iTunes is by far the most popular download store, with a 70% market share, according to the NPD Group.

Reports of a dispute hit Apple shares on Monday - they closed down 78 cents at $121.26 on Nasdaq, although that was also linked to some disappointment about the first weekend's sales of its new iPhone.

iTunes Technology New by BBC News

Xbox chief defects to games firm

Peter Moore, the head of Microsoft's gaming business, is leaving to join game maker Electronic Arts.

For the past four years Mr Moore has been the public face of Microsoft's Xbox and PC gaming business, and oversaw the launch of the Xbox 360.

He will join Electronic Arts as the head of its sports games division which makes some of its most popular titles.

He will be replaced by Don Mattrick, a former EA senior executive who has worked as a consultant at Microsoft.

The news about Mr Moore comes only weeks after Microsoft announced it would be spending $1.15bn to fix faulty Xbox 360 consoles.

Microsoft said nothing should be read into the timing of Mr Moore's departure.

On joining the game firm Mr Moore will receive a $1.5m golden handshake to offset future bonuses he was due from Microsoft.

At the EA division he will oversee the development of popular game franchises such as Madden NFL football, NBA Live and Fifa Soccer. About one-third of EA's revenue comes from sales of sports-related games.

Mr Moore, a Liverpudlian, joins EA shortly after a major re-organisation that saw it split into four divisions in a bid to become more competitive. In its last quarter, EA reported losses of $25m.

Before joining Microsoft in 2003, Mr Moore was president of Sega America and prior to that head of marketing at Reebok International.

He is scheduled to join EA Sports in September whilst Don Mattrick will be on Microsoft's fulltime payroll in August.

Xbox chief defects to games firm by BBC News

Blockbuster to focus on Blu-ray

Film rental firm Blockbuster is to rent high-definition DVDs only in the Blu-ray format at 1,450 US stores.



The move is viewed as a blow for the rival Toshiba-backed HD DVD format - which has been battling against the Blu-ray format, supported by Sony.



Blockbuster said that consumers have chosen Blu-ray over HD DVD in the 250 stores where both were available.



The limited choice of titles in the HD DVD format was also a factor in focusing on Blu-ray, Blockbuster said.



"The consumers are sending us a message. I can't ignore what I'm seeing," Matthew Smith, senior vice president of merchandising at Blockbusters, told the Associated Press news agency.



Mr Smith added that most studios were offering films on Blu-ray, with the exception of Universal which has been supplying films on HD DVD alone.



The North American HD DVD Promotional Group said Blockbuster's move was short sighted, and had been prompted by the success of films released exclusively in the Blu-ray format in early 2007 such as Casino Royale and Spider Man.



"I think trying to make a format decision using such a short time period is really not measuring what the consumer is saying," said Ken Graffeo, co-president of the group.



The HD DVD format will still be available at Blockbuster in 250 of its stores as well as via the internet.



Blockbuster to focus on Blu-ray by BBC News

Call for Apple to go even greener

Greenpeace has given a cautious welcome to Apple's ambitions to be more environmentally friendly.



In a statement Steve Jobs said the company would stop using toxic and hazardous chemicals in manufacturing.



Greenpeace praised Apple for its decision to phase out the most harmful chemicals but said the electronics giant could do more.



The group wants Apple to improve its recycling policy and stop dumping old products in other parts of the world.



Gadget dump



In the statement Apple explained what it had already done to clean up its manufacturing processes and laid out how it was planning to make them greener.



Mr Jobs said in the statement that Apple's policy of not talking about its future plans had led to misconceptions about its green credentials.



"It is certainly clear that we have failed to communicate the things that we are doing well," wrote Mr Jobs.



Apple's future plans include removing arsenic in displays by the end of 2008. By the same date it will stop using polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and brominated flame retardants (BFRs).



Both PVC and BFRs are considered hazardous because they do not break down when disposed of and can accumulate in body tissue and cause a variety of health problems.



It also said it would start using LED backlighting for displays instead of mercury "when technically and economically feasible".



The statement of Apple's green credentials comes in the wake of criticism by environmental groups. In early April Greenpeace put Apple bottom of its rankings of green electronics firms.



The company's headquarters and conferences have been picketed by banner-waving activists calling on Apple to be greener.



In its own statement Greenpeace said Apple's announcement was "something we've all been waiting for" and it praised the decision to stop use of PVC and BFRs before other computer makers.



But Greenpeace said Apple still had ground to make up on its recycling policy.



The green group pointed out that Apple's pledge not to dump returned gadgets and computers in Asia and India only applied to US customers. It called on Apple to offer a global takeback and recycling service.



It said it wanted to see an Apple that was "green to the core".



Apple Technology News by BBC News

Universal 'to revise iTunes deal'

Universal Music Group is reported not to be renewing its annual contract to sell its music through Apple's iTunes.



The New York Times quoted unnamed executives as saying that Universal had decided to have monthly deals instead.



That would allow Universal to remove songs by some or all of its artists quickly if there are disagreements on terms and pricing in the future.



But the San Francisco Chronicle carried a denial from Apple, which said that talks were still continuing.



"We are still negotiating with Universal," the newspaper quoted an Apple spokesman as saying.



"Their music is still on iTunes and their not re-signing is just not true," he added.



Flat charges



There have been disagreements between Apple and record labels in the past about the pricing and protection of the songs on iTunes.



Apple has stuck to a flat charge of 99 cents per song in the US since iTunes was launched four years ago.



But many of the labels are understood to want to be able to charge more for popular songs and less for songs that they are trying to promote.



There have also been objections to the copy-protection that iTunes uses, which means that iTunes downloads cannot be played on MP3 players other than Apple's iPod.



In February, Apple boss Steve Jobs called on labels to allow iTunes to remove the copy-protection. EMI has since begun to sell "premium" versions of its tracks through iTunes without copy protection.



But some labels have refused to have the protection removed and say that Apple should instead license its technology so that its copy-protected songs can be played on other devices.



Shares fall



Both Apple and Universal have much at stake if their relationship deteriorates.



If Universal pulls its catalogue from iTunes then the store would lose access to record labels that account for one out of every three new releases sold in the US, according to Nielsen SoundScan.



On the other hand, iTunes is by far the most popular download store, with a 70% market share, according to the NPD Group.



Reports of a dispute hit Apple shares on Monday - they closed down 78 cents at $121.26 on Nasdaq, although that was also linked to some disappointment about the first weekend's sales of its new iPhone.



iTunes Technology New by BBC News