TV on Your PC / Registry Cleaners / Zune Update / Memory Boost
In today's TOURBUS,
you'll learn how to watch TV on your PC, and how NOT to do it. And what about registry
cleaners... do they really work? Also, get the scoop on the newest Zune music player, and find
out how to maximize your computer's physical and virtual memory. Read on!
WATCH TV ON YOUR PC
Did you know, there's a simple gadget that will effectively turn your computer into a television set and personal video recorder? Or that you can watch many of your favorite shows online?
Whether you'd like to play your favorite episodes from a specific series or watch live shows from your favorite television channel, my simple guide to watching TV on your PC will tell you everything you need to know...
Most geeks agree that occasional use of a registry cleaner will help your system run better. Learn about the Windows system registry, and check out my list of seven
free registry cleaners.
Oh, and make sure you learn a few important facts you should know about registry cleaners before attempting this at home...
Have you seen the new Zune 120 music player from Microsoft? Apple's iPod seems to be the de facto standard, but the latest Zune has
a larger 3.2-inch screen, wifi connectivity and some other cool features that might tempt you.
Check out the new Zune and
learn about the Zune Pass all-you-can-eat music plan...
Adding physical memory (RAM) to your computer is one of the most effective things you can do to pump new life into an older system.
A decade ago, 64MB of RAM was considered plenty for everyday use. Today, that's laughably inadequate -- you need to think gigabytes now.
Read this article to find out what RAM memory does, and how it's different than hard drive storage. You'll also learn how to find out how much RAM is in your computer, how and where to order the right kind of RAM, and then install it yourself!
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• Send a Free Fax Learn how to send and receive faxes for free, using online fax services.
• Make Windows Run Faster Here's my special recipe to clean that icky goo out of your computer's pipes, so Windows will start quicker, run more reliably, and go faster on the info-superhighway.
• Free Calls With Skype Skype is a software package that lets you make free calls to almost anyone, anywhere in the world. Here's how to get started...
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Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and a Happy New Year to everybody on the Bus. I really appreciate all the kind words from readers, and look forward to keeping the TOURBUS rolling into 2009! That's all for now, see you next time.
Did you know, there's a simple gadget that will effectively turn your computer into a television set and personal video recorder? Or that you can watch many of your favorite shows online?
Most geeks agree that occasional use of a registry cleaner will help your system run better. Learn about the Windows system registry, and check out my list of seven
free registry cleaners.
Have you seen the new Zune 120 music player from Microsoft? Apple's iPod seems to be the de facto standard, but the latest Zune has
a larger 3.2-inch screen, wifi connectivity and some other cool features that might tempt you.
Do you know the difference between physical memory and virtual memory? This article explains it all in plain English.
Adding physical memory (RAM) to your computer is one of the most effective things you can do to pump new life into an older system.
A decade ago, 64MB of RAM was considered plenty for everyday use. Today, that's laughably inadequate -- you need to think gigabytes now.
