Who is the most beautiful woman in this planet? There’s a computer program now, which can decide that for us. Amit Kagian, a student from Tel Aviv University, concocted software that does an uncanny job of predicting by most people which faces will be deemed the most beautiful.
Most of us want something slightly classier probably, while it is interesting to see the photos of kid grinning like a fool or latest vacation. There is a typical wallpaper of the Earth in both night and daylight mode, called Earthdesk. But you’ll notice something that the Earth moves across your screen, as you work throughout the day, with continents going out and in of darkness. The shading of night and daylight has the accurate, which causes cities around the world to light up.
Have you ever heard that the first service pack for Windows Vista had rolled out in the last few days? Microsoft claiming it make the operating system more secure, to fix lots of bugs, and could even cure all known diseases. It didn’t notice a whole lot of difference, while took Service Pack 1 for a spin. For the entire stand-alone installation, it’s needed a 434.5MB download. By simply doing nothing but having auto updates enabled, you can wait for it to automatically update your current Vista operating system.
Taking about 30 minutes, the install went flawlessly from start to finish with a couple of reboots. While compared with Windows XP, the biggest flaw in Vista is: dog-slow file transfer speeds over a network. This new version of Vista, as Microsoft says, can do those transfers 45% faster. Our test group of 57 files, took 1:36 to transfer with SP1, totaling 847MB, compared with 1:45 using the original Vista. It is 9.4% faster not a 40% speedup. It is certainly welcome with the any extra speed on our Vista PC.
So, the conclusion, might be: As the Microsoft bashers say it is, Vista isn’t so bad. With this service pack, now it’s even more tolerable, especially if you disable all its nag screens.
