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Manage Multiple PST Files Without Getting Data Altered

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

The issues that the increased number of PST files cause is many and some among them are:

Sluggishness in performance of Outlook
Difficulty in searching data from heap of data stored
Management issues that goes out of hand some times

The single PST file that is formed by default will be split into multiple files for the user when some need had arise, but the same files will be problem creators in cases when the user want to perform actions like:

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* Carry PST file data along when moving from one system to other

* Search for a single information among the many

* Unable to delete any folder data because bits of data is scattered within folders

The user when amidst the trouble of multiple PST files will lose the pace of business which will gradually lead to downtime of organization. The very need of user to manage multiple PST files Outlook should be handled as fast as possible because trouble kept is trouble heaped.

How to Manage Multiple PST Files Outlook? Resolution is Here!

Never go behind the advice of some others who says that Outlook PST files can be managed through manual method, because this will always end up with huge data loss and the fragmentation of valuable data. Above all the manual method to manage multiple PST files is such a time consuming and effort demanding process that the user will be at the peak of losing both the data and patience if he/she attempted the manual method.

Resolution: When the door of manual method is closed, don’t think all the possible ways are closed, it is the one door that is closed which opens the door for a method that is reliable and depended in all ways of thought, i.e. employ a PST Merge software which will carry out the process with utter care and complete the merging of multiple PST files with minimum time utilized.

Digital Piano Reviews For The Best Digital Pianos

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

If you are looking for a digital piano you need to be armed with enough knowledge to enable you to take an informed decision and choose from among the best digital pianos out there.

The fact is that very trade has certain sales tactics to trick the gullible customer. One of the most common tricks is to rush you with so-called time limits and threatening to take away a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity. The irony is that you cannot be faulted on it because most of us tend to get caught in glib sales taught and make wrong purchases. One of the best ways to avoid this is to read digital piano reviews and get to know the brands of best digital pianos.

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Admittedly, a musical instrument is an investment. It is natural that you want best value for money but you need to keep in mind that you do not always need to look for the best digital pianos simply because that is not what you really need if you are a beginner.

In fact, if you are a new student, it is a good policy to keep away from high-tech models. Buying an expensive and latest top-of-the-line model is not the right thing to do at this stage. It may look impressive but can also be a big distraction; it may be too confusing and intimidating to let you concentrate on learning music. Moreover, by the time you reach a level where you can appreciate sophisticated models such as the Disklavier range of Yamaha digital pianos, it may be obsolete by then.

You can get some very good digital pianos at affordable prices. Most of them come with loads of options including sound libraries. Practice on these inexpensive digital instruments and when you are ready, go for one of the best digital pianos that you can afford to buy.

Standard digital pianos have 88 keys but that is not what you need right now. As a beginner you can do with keyboard size of 61 or 76 keys. It will save you money and you will not even notice the missing notes. However, avoid digital pianos with 49 keys because you will be able to notice the missing notes in the first year itself. However, if that is the only option you have, you can try your hand on it for sometime before you think you are ready for the next best.

Most models, including Casio digital piano models, come with built in speakers but it is a good idea to check before you actually buy one.

You also need to check digital piano reviews for weighted action and touch sensitivity. This relates to mimicking a normal piano; the ability to produce a louder note by pressing the key harder. Also check for the polyphony feature, which allows you to produce multiple notes at the same time. 10-note polyphony allows you to play a chord with all ten fingers and also not lose a note.

Best digital pianos are the ones that you actually need and serve the intended purpose. Depending upon whether you are a beginner or have already earned your spurs you may choose to buy a basic Casio digital piano or a Kawai digital piano or one of the top-end Yamaha digital pianos.

TBS 6925 Most Professional Satellite TV Tuner Card

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

TBS 6925 is one of Tenow’s new released professional satellites PC tuner card, which can support 16APSK/32APSK transponders, CCM, VCM and ACM mode. That’ a breakthrough in satellite reception. The key feature of this sat pc card is to capture multiple Transport Stream and Generic Stream up to 190 Mbit/s channel bit rate and support a Wide range symbol rates from 200Ksps to 45Msps. After its release, it has gained a wide reputation from satellite hunters or hobbyist. Now we would like to display more details and analytic the internal formation of this professional pc card.

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In the past, most of TBS cards use second generation of dual DVB-S2 chips from Conexant/NXP (CX24117 + CX24132). Of course, it is a great combination of tuner and demodulator and it’s better than first generation of DVB-S2 chips. Unfortunately, they don’t have 16APSK/32APSK, which it is a deadly limit for a number of professional users. As TBS 6925 is intended for profession use, we adapt a new and powerful chip, which is more expensive but can receive and demodule16APSK/32APSK. TBS 6925 uses NIM module based on design from ST Microelectronics for professional users that need 16APSK/32APSK support and incorporated their “advanced” series of chips. That’s why it assures to get stable 16APSK/32APSK transponder.

After a long test, TBS 6925 has succeeded in locking multiple Transport Stream and Generic Stream, especially in Mediaset and MIS stream. there are some other 16APSK transponders over Europe except the one on Hotbird 13E satellite for example on 5W, 12.5W and 32APSK for example on 21.6E.Mediaset on HotBird use Multi stream for 16APSK mode. Now let me show you what we managed to find using different status registers of the ST-based NIM on TBS 6925:

* Mediaset:

– all frequencies on 13E (11334H, 11373H, 11432V) use CCM with Multiple Input Stream (MIS) enabled (there are two active streams) and also active Input Stream Synchronization Indicator (ISSYI), roll-off factor value is 0.20

– all frequencies on 5W (11667V, 12585H) use the same setting as on 13E that are mentioned above

* 12717H on 12.5W: it’s ACM with 4 active Multiple Input Streams (MIS) enabled

* 11495V on 45W: it’s ACM with 1 active Single Input Stream (SIS) and roll-off factor value is 0.20

* 11915H on 31E: it’s 16APSK CCM with 1 active Single Input Stream (SIS) and roll-off factor value is 0.25

Besides, TBS6925 is fully compatible with windows 7 Media Center and many other popular DVB applications, e.g. Crazyscan, DVBDream, DVBViewer, DVBlogic, ProgDVB, Skynet, TSreader. It works seamlessly with Linux and window XP/VISTA/7 system. To be mentioned, TBS is devoted to updating the latest Linux driver available for TBS 6925. It can support Linux system well. All the drivers are fully open-source under GPL license.

Would You Let A Robot Tend To Your Mother?

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Lindsay Posted in Cisco, Google, Jobs, Microsoft, Tech

A positive change is noticeable in the mindset of roboticists, moving beyond research for the sake of research, and even beyond exotic applications, they are now beginning to look at using robots to solve ‘real’ problems of ‘real’ people. As a consequence, we now see robots entering fields like healthcare, the care of the aged, education, mining, agriculture, and even housekeeping! But it might be a while before these become mainstream in India.

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Define ‘macrocephalous.’ Easy. Ask engineering students about to take the TOEFL exam and they’ll tell you the definition. Define ‘robot’. Um, now, that is tough! A toy cat that can blink and dance to the music of your MP3 player is a robot. A simple, automated toy built by a kid using Lego’s Mindstorms junior-level kit, is a robot. A formidable-looking arm that fits the engine into cars in an automotive assembly line is also a robot. Space rovers are robots too!

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a ‘robot’ as, ‘a machine that looks like a human being and performs various complex acts; a device that automatically performs complicated, often repetitive tasks; a mechanism guided by automatic controls.’ The International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) describes a robot as, ‘an automatically controlled, reprogrammable, multi-purpose manipulator programmable in three or more axes, which may be either fixed in place or mobile for use in industrial automation applications.’

By these definitions, some experts argue, even a microwave oven qualifies as a robot! Contradicting this, Rodney Brooks, director of Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory, once said in an interview, “To me, a robot is something that has some physical effect on the world, but it does it based on how it senses the world, and how the world changes around it. You might say that a dishwasher is a robotic system for cleaning dishes, but to me, it’s not – really. First, it doesn’t have any action outside the confines of its body. Second, it doesn’t know about the dishes inside it. It just spurts hot water around and swishes it, and whether there are dishes there or not, doesn’t affect its behaviour, so it’s not really situated in the world, it does not understand the world around it in any sort of meaningful way.”

But when Joseph Engelberger, the father of robotics, was once asked to define a robot, he famously remarked, “I can’t define a robot, but I know one when I see one.” That is a full stop for any futile attempt to define ‘robot’.

Yet, all these definitions do give us a rough idea about what comprises a robot, which needs to sense the outside world and act accordingly. There are motors, pulleys, gears, gearboxes, levers, chains, and many more mechanical systems, enabling locomotion. There are sound, light, magnetic fields and other sensors that help the robot collect information about its environment. There are micro-controllers powered by software that help the robot make sense of the environmental data captured, and tell it what to do next. There are microphones, speakers, displays, etc, that help the robot interact with humans.

And all these are advanced enough to put robots in space, in the assembly line, in coal mines, in operation theatres and even in battlefields. But have they advanced enough to take care of old people?
In this article, we take a look at some of the advanced applications that robots are being put to today, some of the fields that robots are expected to revolutionise in the future, and the technological challenges still posing hurdles.

Where man does not dare to venture

Robots have traditionally been put to use in environments that are too hazardous for man.
In factories, beyond the mundane activities. Industrial robots are often typecast as being just for mechanical jobs such as fitting parts into automobiles, packing goods and so on. But they play more significant roles under conditions that humans cannot survive, such as welding parts under excessively high temperatures, working in processes that release noxious gases, churning strong chemicals, and so on.
Where they don’t even have the ‘ground’ under their feet. Another field in which robots have been used is space exploration. A search for ‘robot’ in NASA’s website (www.nasa.gov) shows that ‘space rovers’ are getting better by the day.

The evolution of the BiRoD is an example of this. BiRoDs (biomorphic robots with distributed power) were built by Dr Kumar Ramohalli of the University of Arizona as aids for space exploration, as early as 1999. A design inspired by nature, a BiRoD does not have gears or other complex mechanical systems. It is built using ‘muscles’ made of wires and springs, which are connected to a battery. The current flowing through the ‘muscle’ wires causes their molecules to rearrange themselves in a smaller space, resulting in them contracting mechanically, just like real muscles do. As a result, reaction time is less, and the robots are very strong.

Several teams of students have worked on improving the BiRoD since then. The BiRoD is now capable of real-time, on-board fault-detection and repair in the large spacecrafts it ‘travels’ in. It can do a quick check and even fix the troublesome components, if the mission controllers approve.
However, even today, the robots used for space exploration are controlled by a human on Earth! A team at Carnegie Mellon University is working with NASA on what they call the ‘Mars Autonomy’ project, which aims to develop a robotic Mars rover that can act autonomously, manoeuvring its way around the planet, collecting samples, etc. The distance between Earth and Mars is so large that it sometimes takes several minutes for an instruction issued on Earth to reach the robotic rover in Mars. In such a case, autonomy will be a boon!

India is getting there too. The next manned phase of the Chandraayana project, slated for 2011, will be ably supported by a robot called SmartNav that IIT-Kanpur is building for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). IIT-K has already demonstrated a two-legged version with advanced laser sensors, built at a cost of $50,000. But several more improvements, including making the robot four-legged to make it more stable, are expected before it is ready for the moon!

To the rescue, pronto! Robots also work under precarious conditions, for search and rescue after disasters. A host of robots built by the University of South Florida’s Centre for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue were in action at the World Trade Centre site within hours after the disaster, to delve into the rubble and rescue survivors. Similarly, robots are also put to work in underground mines.
A lot of research today is focused on improving the rescue functions of robots. One notable development is the invention of a new locomotion system for robots developed at Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, USA. Inspired by the way the single-celled amoeba moves, the robots developed at Virginia Tech can propel themselves using their outer surface. Since they do not have unwieldy wheels or legs sticking out of their structure, these robots can easily move in narrow or low cavities, under debris, etc.

We even make them go to war. The faithful bots do not hesitate to enter evenÂ dreaded battlefields. Their use in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars makes us wonder if robots have indeed become intelligent! ‘Battle bots’ of various shapes and sizes were deployed to defuse landmines, search for criminals hiding in caves, search for bombs under cars and in buildings, for espionage and a lot else! To describe their work is matter enough for another article, but the role they played is obvious from the fact that these bots were even awarded medals!

These robots were controlled by humans, but following the war, a contest was launched in Singapore to design autonomous ‘urban warriors’ that can autonomously search buildings, detect and defuse bombs, etc, even in crowded urban localities. Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) has offered one million Singapore dollars as prize money for whoever can develop such a robot. The final round of the contest will be held in May 2008.

Our prime minister, Manmohan Singh, also mentioned in a speech last year that Indian soldiers would soon have robots assisting them. We are yet to hear more on that, though.

IT Companies Say Goodbye to Old Error-Filled Leads Database

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

IT companies need to replace their old, error-filled consumer list with an updated, targeted one. That is if they want higher success rates and sales potential. Learn more of this by reading the following article.

Business organizations in the Information Technology (IT) understand how sales and marketing solutions should be. They know that success in their promotional tactics and customer interaction activities depend largely in reaching the right people. This great need for precision targeting means the use of the right lists. However, some, if not all, of the IT firms are in trouble owing to the old data bank that they have. With the many changes in business contact information, it is highly probable that their record contains erroneous data. These flaws can tremendously affect their programs and may cause to forfeit big opportunities if not replaced immediately.

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It would be too frustrating, and disappointing at the same time, not to reach the prospects just because of a slight error in phone number, email ad or mailing address. I doubt that IT firms will not prohibit this from happening. Besides, it is also disheartening to communicate with consumers that manifest low spirits in products and services. These circumstances are not what IT companies want to encounter. But as noted earlier, such gross experiences will recur if an antiquated contact list is still at hand. To enable precision targeting, post higher success rates and more sales potential, they have to acquire an updated, targeted and accurate leads database.

If you are in the IT industry, you should not be contented of having a leads database alone. Instead, you have to secure one that is updated, accurate, comprehensive and targeted. You ought to know that business and consumer contact information changes without prior notice. And with your outdated record, there is no arguing that it is replete with non-existing accounts due to some changes. What you need is the most recent data- the ones that are used by the leads at the present time. Updates make a clean database, thus achieving accuracy. Although no data can amass all the information, obtain a list that is pretty close to that condition. The more information you have means more opportunities to boost sales. Lastly, you need to connect directly to the interested buyers- the targeted sales prospects.

Higher response rates, new clients, increased profits, bigger market share, ample time and money saved- these are just some of the benefits of an up-to-date business contact database. If you opt to buy one, exercise extreme caution in order to reap the rewards of a clean archive. First thing that you should look into is whether the list is privacy-compliant. The list provider should scrub their own database in order to adhere with the Do Not Call legislation. Then, ask for data guarantee. This protects you against errors or mistakes contained in the bought list. If there are flaws, the list provider is obligated to replace them without extra charges.

IT companies are blessed with abounding sales opportunities owing to the high demand for their products and services. Do not miss these chances of improving your financial performance and encouraging growth in your business. Relying heavily on your old consumer list will not help you in achieving your objectives. Instead, it will just be a roadblock that impedes your firm from expanding its horizons. Secure an accurate leads database to power up marketing efforts.

After Sales Service – Importance of After Sales Processes

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech 6 Comments

Many sales persons are unable to understand the instant ROI that might result from efficient after sales service. Most people are of the opinion that after the sales process is over and commissions spent, any more time dedicated to the client or customer is a waste. Many people think that the sales person is not getting any remuneration to hold a customer. However, efficient after sales follow ups result in more revenue and profits.

Market experts harp on the importance of an effective after sales service. When a sales person is following up with the customer(s), he is offering a greater value than the client has paid for. This is what would lead to greater business, referrals, word of mouth publicity and greater sales. Three essential steps that expert business consultants suggest to follow are:

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* Continue selling
* Try to be available 24×7 for any customer queries
* Work up to playing a key role when a client/customer encounters any issue with account management

More concisely, after sales service means managing the products post selling them and managing the client behavior. In recent times, several companies have introduced after sales service solutions using the cloud processes. They help in giving you a competitive advantage in this complex marker. The outcome is that you have a greater market share, minimize after-sales associated overhead on services and products, and enhance customer retention.

In this regard, ten important elements in after sales cloud process are:
* Master data management
* Business process network
* Business process rules and business process management
* Cloud process systems dedicated to end-user members
* Performance management
* Cloud process hosting
* Cloud process customization
* Process improvement services
* Information management and monitoring
* Third party best-of-breed cloud brokering

There are certain benefits that result from after sales service using the cloud processes:
* Approximately 68 percent of returns are free of technical faults
* Improved control
* Improved customer satisfaction
* Lead time minimized by 20 to 50 percent
* Cost reduction of 10 to 50 percent

The market situations are competitive as every brand and company wants to make profits. An efficient after sales service not only ensures increased sales returns but also enhances customer maintenance.

Pay as You go Phones Lets You Enjoy Life With Full Freedom

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

If you want to experience complete freedom with the usage of the latest mobile phones, the best and the most affordable approach to it is provided through pay as you go phones. Like the contract offers, these deals also provide free connection to users but the only difference is that it does not restrict you from selecting other networks or even continuing your previous connection of other networks. Once you make the payment, you are the sole owner of your dreamed handset without the interference from the service providers as in contract deals. You can simply opt for recharge vouchers of the selected service provider as per your monthly requirements, thus resulting in a lot of savings. You are also free to switch over to other networks instantly if the existing one is providing any signal problems.

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Unlike the HTC Desire HD2 contract deals popular these days, the flexible ones rather add beneficial approach to its usage without the hazardous monthly payment options. Not only that, these flexible schemes include all the latest products from Nokia, Blackberry, LG, Samsung and all other manufacturers available in the market. These deals have the fascinating power of roaming benefits as well if you are away from your home enabling you to switch over to a local connection and stay connected to your closed ones. Moreover, various service providers come up with different beneficial schemes at different points of time and to utilize them to the fullest, pay as you go phones provide the most ideal approach.

With the availability of the flexible deals, you can select the best tariff plans depending upon your usage, thus providing an appropriate option for those having low budget schemes. Pay as you go phones also associate lower cost of handsets compared to the contract deals. Moreover, you can also carry over the extra minutes and messages to the next month and even stay connected without monthly recharges. These schemes have provided complete utilities enabling you to recharge the handsets as and when required without any associated terms and conditions from the service providers.

Though pay as you go phones do not associate any free gift options, it serves as a treat to all those who want to cut short their monthly expenses especially students and youngsters. Moreover, these schemes provide complete ownership of the handsets to users, thus you always have to keep track of the available balance in the phone and recharge it before it becomes zero to enjoy seamless connectivity. They do not involve any long term contract with the service providers as evident in the contract schemes and also involve one time payment options. After the payment has been done, you are completely free to make the handset your own personalized one as per your requirements.

What is The Barcode Technology

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

You might be familiar already with what a barcode is. This article will only help you understand how it works and its advantages.

This technology is already used for a long time and it is continually used today in many businesses. Convenience stores around us make use of barcodes and we see that it is more convenient and faster. It does not only make their task easier but it also save most of our time.

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Generally, it works through the codes that are different for each product. The barcodes will identify a specific product and the computer has stored a database of codes and its corresponding prices and details. Once the code is registered, the computer will show you its details. It is so simple but you know how much of your time is saved compared to the traditional way of outing prizes in every single purchase. Try to think of buying your monthly grocery without barcodes and you can say for yourself how thankful you are that this technology already existed.

Now, you are aware that it is easier to use barcodes than the manual process of counting. It is also more reliable and efficient if you are dealing with lots of items. This is also the reason why people invest in barcodes. It is more effective and efficient at the same time if you think of it in the long run. You might have to spend more for the technology but with its advantages, it is definitely one of the best investments that you can spend on.

How to Add Four Channels on Your Windows 7 Media Center

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

Do you want to watch four different channels of satellite TV on your pc simultaneously? It seems to be an unreal and unbelievable experience. However, new release of TBS 6984 quad tuner card will make all of them become true. TBS 6984 PCI-E DVB-S2 Quad Tuner TV Card is the world’s first professional multi-tuner sat PC card for watching digital satellite TV on the PC, including supports four DVB S2 transponders or download data from four DVB s2 8PSK/QPSK Demodulators synchronously. It enables Media Center PCs to play or record up to four live channels of HDTV at once, and stream live HD channels or recordings to multiple HDTVs throughout the dish network, all from a multi-tuner card. With the TBS 6984 Quad Tuner Card, your Media Center PC becomes a complete entertainment platform for all your media, including watching HD streaming game sports and over thousands of new movies, video and music.

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What do the customers review TBS 6984 quad tuner card?

It just works great with my window7 media center

By Richard, W

I’ve had this quad tuner about 3 days from TBS’s official store. And I can say, it just works – and it works well with my window 7 media center. – It’s really what TBS can do this. With the PCI express slot available, it is very easy to setup the card on pc. Running Win7 media center on an I7 homebuilt HTPC, the card doesn’t seem particularly problematic with incoming signals. Before this, I have downloaded the driver for windows from attaching CD. As TBS refers, this quad card is also compatible with the Linux system. But I haven’t tried. I was deeply impressed by the scan speed of the TBS 69841, which only took three and a half minutes to scan the satellite I want. Every search can be restricted to free-to-air channels only, which is particularly helpful as the PC card does not come with a CI slot for pay TV reception. The most important is we’ve had all 4 channels when the busy several times !We now watch basically all the satellite TV on PC, and between recording shows, – Support has been good from TBS and all it all, while pricey, this card is WELL WORTH IT, if you want HD in your PC- Long awaited, and an excellent product!!

Unreal experience… if you own an HTPC, you need this card

By Ivan

I built an HTPC four years ago. At the time, the only option to get HDTV in Windows Media Center was use a TV tuner card. Most of them are single tuner. There is a rare of quad tuner tv card. I was one of the first people to receive this quad card. I must say, this is the best tv tuner card I have ever used, Without question, this card is unbelievable! It is SIMPLE to install the card. Further, assuming you have a satellte technician who has any experience, it is easy to set up in Windows Media Center. I am so pleased that this quad tuner records 4 shows at one time without any problems.

The price is Ok for me .just look at it as an investment. It’s an investment in sanity as there are no more battles over what gets recorded. It’s an investment in technology because my system can do things that a single or dual tuner tv cards could never accomplish.

Know More About Touch Screen Technology

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Trinas Posted in Tech Leave a comment

Different gadgets are manufactured today and every day, something innovative is released in the market. One of the trends nowadays is the use of touch screen technology. It is getting more and more popular today since people also see its benefits.

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Entertainment and communication devices make use of this technology. We can see mobile phones and computers that make use of touch screens and the public enjoys it very much. It makes people who use mobile phones enjoy the service even better since it is easier to control the screen with this technology. Most of gamers also prefer using devices that are touch screen because it makes their experience more enjoyable and realistic. You can now control your game with your fingertips, literally.

Aside from personal gadgets, companies and businesses also use the touch screen technology in their devices. It does not only look better compared to the designs of others but it is also easier to use. The interface of touch screens are better looking compared to those that still make use of keypads. Maps and other information can be easier to manipulate with your fingers than using a mouse to point out what you want.

Hence, if you check the current gadgets, ask if it has a touch screen version. You can try out one and see if the price that you might have to pay will be worth the touch screen experience. You just have to maximize the technologies around us and make it fit to our needs.

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