During GUI training, students learn about graphical user interfaces. These are interfaces that allow users to interact with a computer in ways other than only typing and text.
Posts Tagged ‘function’
Form Vs. Function? Which Is More Important in GUI Development? Posted By : Susan Slobac
November 3rd, 2010 |
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10 Geeky Gadgets Everyone Should Have
June 25th, 2010 |
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When it comes to technology, it’s not all serious. Yes, the iPhone might be big business, but there are some gadgets that any geek who loves function and fun should have. They won’t necessarily generate the kind of sales that Apple or Microsoft enjoy, but they effectively achieve the same function as those companies’ products: usability. Finding 10 useful yet geeky gadgets that veer off the traditional product path is difficult. There are simply too few useful products amid all the junk. But luckily, not only will the following 10 products be worth showing off to friends, but they will be ideal for those who want to achieve a bit more functionality in their lives. Even better, the majority of these products are quite cheap. Here is what they look like. – …
Now directly add images into email with Google Chrome’s drag and drop function
May 12th, 2010 |
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Now Gmail users do not need to waste time on attaching the image files with their emails as Gmail now allows directly addition of images to the email by using a drag-and-drop function.
But this feature only operates on Google Chrome browser.
Last month Google introduced this drag and drop feature for data files and [...]
UPS Software Performs Innumerable Important Function Posted By : Article Expert
May 7th, 2010 |
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UPS software helps in performing some of the important functions like automatic shut down of the computer, maximizing voltage output, information about battery percentage and many more.
Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Series Lacks Cut, Copy, Paste Function
March 18th, 2010 |
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Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Series will lack the ability to cut, copy and paste text, similar to Apple’s iPhone, upon that devices release. In its place, users will be able to perform a single-tap action. The Windows Phone 7 Series will also lack other features upon its release, including Adobe Flash support and the ability to run mobile applications built for Windows Mobile and previous versions of the company’s smartphone operating system. Microsoft is working with Adobe, however, to eventually bring Flash support to the devices.
– Microsofts upcoming Windows Phone 7 Series will not allow users to cut,
copy and paste text, adding to a list of other features including Adobe Flash
support that the companys newest smartphone operating system will lack when it
rolls out to consumers and businesses later in 2010.
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Integrated HR and Payroll The Need of the Hour to Improve Payroll Processing Function Posted By : Rakesh Dutta
March 14th, 2010 |
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An important trend in payroll solutions is integration with HR applications. For progressive organizations HR, Payroll and Benefit functions have tremendous overlap and sharing the data ensures that all systems are in sync and using the most recent and accurate data.
Software development India Holding the Apex positions Posted By : Sandy John
December 19th, 2009 |
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In simple term, software development involves determining the requirements of a new computer-based function, and creating, obtaining or/and modifying programs that perform that function.
Palm Pixi Long on Function Short on Battery Life
December 18th, 2009 |
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The Palm Pixi works well with Exchange and ActiveSync, seamlessly melding professional and personal personae on a single device and providing a modicum of enterprise management capabilities in a consumer-focused device. But weak battery life and inconsistent performance detract from the Palm Pixis overall effect. eWeek Labs recently tested the device, using it throughout the day. Now, theyre getting Up Close and Technical with it to provide you with everything you should know if you are considering purchasing the device.
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VMware Beefs Up vSphere Disaster Recovery Function
October 7th, 2009 |
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VMware said that its new and improved VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager 4, which enables automated disaster recovery for applications running in virtual environments, is now shipping. It provides new support for NFS-based storage replication and features failover from as many nodes as necessary.
– At last month’s VMworld 2009 conference in San Francisco, VMware CEO
Paul Maritz told a large audience of developers, customers, partners,
analysts and journalists that VMware planned to put muscle on the bones of its basic vSphere 4.0 Cloud OS virtualization manager, and that is indeed starting t…
Ingenious Folding Bike Nails Form and Function
August 10th, 2009 |
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Product: Clip Folding Bike Manufacturer: GiantWired Rating: 6Folding bikes get a bad rap, but rightly so: Few deconstruct smoothly, even fewer look cool. And while Giant’s latest folder doesn’t fully reconcile the category’s classic rift between aesthe…
Little-known protein, atlastin, plays key role in building healthy cells
July 30th, 2009 |
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Little-understood protein previously implicated in a rare genetic disorder plays an unexpected and critical role in building and maintaining healthy cells, Italian and U.S. biologists report in the journal Nature.
The protein, called “atlastin,” does its work by fusing intracellular membranes in a previously undocumented way, the researchers claim.
“If you”d asked me a year ago whether [...]
Dan Solin: An Investment Riddle Rubix Cube Masters Can’t Solve
July 29th, 2009 |
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Pirate Party On The Rise In Sweden (VIDEO)
July 23rd, 2009 |
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In Sweden, the party for internet piracy is on the rise. Christian Engstrom, 49, is the world’s first democratically elected Internet pirate and a new member of the European parliament. The group’s stated goal is to “ensure that Europe choose…
Marc Singer: Newswitness News: Virgin for Sale
July 21st, 2009 |
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GOP Rep Tiahrt Asks Whether Obama’s Mother Would Have Had An Abortion (VIDEO)
July 17th, 2009 |
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Arguing to restrict the public funding of abortions within the District of Columbia, Rep. Todd Tiahrt, R-Kans., suggested on Thursday afternoon that if such “financial incentives” were available some 47 years ago, …
Grassley Cracks Sex Joke At Hearing: “People Always Say I Have The Ability To Turn People On”
July 14th, 2009 |
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Congratulations to Senator Chuck Grassley for cracking what may be the best one-liner so far at the Sotomayor confirmation hearings; best of all, it was a sexual innuendo. Following an interruption by an anti-abortion protester during Grassley…