Following up on a semi-believable rumor of the 3G iPhone are new semi-believable photos. Glossy plastic? Additional sensors? recessed volume controls?
The final two images show the current metal case replaced with glossy plastic, unless it's an altered image of an iPhone case, of course. Note what appears to be a recessed headphone jack—which is supposed to be flush, according…
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Sometimes you don't need to know everything about wireless to secure a home or home-office network; you only need to know what's important.
Ars Technica's original Wireless Security Blackpaper was first published back in 2002, and in the intervening years it has been a great reference for getting the technical lowdown on different wireless security protocols. As a sequel to…
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Easy to read, accurate in plain language. Linux is a free open-source alternative to Windows and Macintosh.
I see a few hands from people who have via a NT system or something similar, but other than that, it is unlikely you've used Add/Remove for anything other than "remove" (though Vista does allow for the user to download…
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If you are frightened by the prospects of using Cascading Style Sheets, there's no need to be. Using a computer can be daunting for someone coming to it afresh but after a while, you think nothing of it. It all comes down to taking small steps to begin with and that's what I'm going to do in this series of tutorials. One step at a time!
If you want the widest possible audience for your pages, it is best to specify the font size relative to the user's chosen default size. There are various ways of specifying relative font sizes. You can use percentages of the default…
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