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Back To The Basics Communication Devices

Sunday, June 29th, 2008

Back To The Basics: Communication Devices

Since today’s communication technology can be confusing for many people, Genesis Global, Inc. wants to go back to the basics and take a brief look at the various types of communication channels available. This article addresses eight basic factors which affect data transmission: “transmission rate

Hidden Spy Cams

Saturday, June 28th, 2008

Hidden Spy Cams

Ever since the popular television show “Candid Camera” was first aired, people became more aware of the possibility of hiding a camera to spy on somebody. This fascination with seeing people’s unguarded moments, combined with the technological advances in video recording tools gave rise to the hidden spy cam industry. Camera manufacturers had to take into account that people wanted to have similar equipment to the type seen in spy movies and on television.

There are various reasons to hide a small camera to spy on someone, and some of the reasons are not always wholesome. Many people use such cameras to spy on their neighbor while they get dressed, and several cases of people secretly filming others having sex have caused several problems. This is not to say that hidden spy cams are always used for immoral purposes, since they have been used to great effect by the police, FBI, and other law enforcement agencies.

Some cameras that are so small as to be practically undetectable are currently in use all over the world. Some of the surveillance devices commonly seen in popular spy movies are real. For example, there are several cameras on the market that look like simple pens. Even modern cell phones with high tech cameras can be used to spy on people. The most popular place to hide spy cameras is inside common household items that include an electric cord.

Several battery operated wireless cams can be hidden anywhere. Some people have caught their spouses cheating on them or caught nannies stealing or abusing their child thanks to hidden spy cams. Even people that don’t know much about technology or electronics can buy a miniature spy cam, hide it, and start monitoring in just minutes.

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All About Your Computers BIOS

Friday, June 27th, 2008

All About Your Computer’s BIOS

Are you confused by the computer BIOS? The BIOS is a fundamental component of any PC and if you really want to get into the guys of a computer, it’s good through understanding what BIOS Is all about.

This article gives you a summary of what BIOS is and how you can play with the basic and advanced options in a typical BIOS configuration.

Definition

First up, let’s just define what the BIOS is. The BIOS stands for the Basic Input-Output System of a PC. It is stored on a BIOS chip on the motherboard and it is the interface between your operating system and the computer’s hardware. All the software actions you make, e.g. click a in Windows XP, are translated into machine instructions which pass through the BIOS and then subsequently to your monitor, graphics card and what not.

The BIOS is a crucial component of a PC If it fails, your PC isn’t going to boot up. I always skip a heartbeat if I see any funny behavior with a PC’s BIOS. Because it spells (almost certainly that is) doom for the computer. Make sure you’re very, very careful if you intend to fiddle around with the BIOS in anyway. Children, don’t do this at home without the supervision of a technie.

Basic Options

Let’s run through the basic options of a BIOS setup. Right after you power up the computer, there is usually a key you can hit (usually F8) which allows you to access the PC‘s BIOS.

In the basic menu in the BIOS, you should see settings for configuring hard drives and boot up options. You can specify which are your primary and secondary hard risk and which will boot up first. You can also specify if the floppy disk or CD Rom boot support before or after the hard disk.

Advanced Options

If you go in to the Advanced Options menu, you can delve into the advanced options for the BIOS configuration. If you’re into overclocking, you can specify a different CPU frequency than the default. But be very careful when you do this


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