I agree. http://maps.yahoo.com/ works much better on the treo than Google map does. I know google just released google maps for the treo as a stand alone application, but I find the yahoo maps in the browser on the treo to be more convenient. For example, I log into my yahoo account on a normal PC, get directions using yahoo maps from a starting/ending location. Then, when I go to yahoo maps on my treo, the starting and ending positions are automatically remembered because I am logged into the same account, and the driving directions come right up without syncing the treo to my pc.
Microsoft has a free utility called bootvis that visually shows you were your computer bootup is spending it's time. You can download this utility at:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/System-Tweak/Bo otVis.shtml
This utility also has some whitepapers with advice on what you can do to speed up your boot times.
It's only the matter of time before these people will be correctly identified by face recognition software on the internet.
Check out free face recognition software at http://www.myheritage.com/
Actually, splint doesn't support C++. But there is another product called Flexelint from gimpel.com that does the same thing, but for C/C++. Unfortunetly, Flexelint is not open source.
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I agree. http://maps.yahoo.com/ works much better on the treo than Google map does. I know google just released google maps for the treo as a stand alone application, but I find the yahoo maps in the browser on the treo to be more convenient. For example, I log into my yahoo account on a normal PC, get directions using yahoo maps from a starting/ending location. Then, when I go to yahoo maps on my treo, the starting and ending positions are automatically remembered because I am logged into the same account, and the driving directions come right up without syncing the treo to my pc.
Microsoft has a free utility called bootvis that visually shows you were your computer bootup is spending it's time. You can download this utility at: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/System-Tweak/Bo otVis.shtml
This utility also has some whitepapers with advice on what you can do to speed up your boot times.
It's only the matter of time before these people will be correctly identified by face recognition software on the internet. Check out free face recognition software at http://www.myheritage.com/
Google should start directing non-Verizon ISP ads to any Verizon customer that uses the Google service.
Actually, splint doesn't support C++. But there is another product called Flexelint from gimpel.com that does the same thing, but for C/C++. Unfortunetly, Flexelint is not open source.