by Scott Spanbauer and Harry McCracken
(IDG) After months of waiting, an endless cycle of beta versions and release candidates, ongoing legal wrangling, and inescapable hype, it all boils down to a simple question: Does upgrading to Windows 98 make sense?
The question may be simple, but it s not easy to answer. If Windows 95 was a great leap forward, Win 98 is a series of baby steps. No single feature of this $90 (street price) upgrade screams buy me, and many improvements are available as free downloads or in recent Win 95 versions.
Ultimately, the new operating system s fate will be decided in court. Moreover, industrial-strength Windows NT 5.0 waits in the wings. It will incorporate most of Win 98 s new features and should be more secure, stable, and manageable. With NT 5.0 due early next year, many users (especially corporate types) may wait before upgrad
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Chandigarh (Punjab) [India], May 10 (ANI/NewsVoir): Chitkara University, Punjab, and Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Mohali signed an MoU to provide a fillip to research and innovation here today.
The MoU was signed during the Virtual Commemoration of 33rd Foundation Day of C-DAC. Dr V. K. Saraswat, Member, Niti Aayog presided over the function.
Dr P K Khosla, Executive Director, C-DAC, Mohali while signing the MoU stated, The thrust areas at C-DAC, Mohali are Cyber Security, Healthcare technologies, Agriculture Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Embedded Systems. After visiting Chitkara University campus and meeting the leadership team there, I was sure of the synergy that C-DAC and Chitkara University share. I also visited the research labs and other Centres of Excellences at the University. I was impressed with the work going on in the cutting-edge research areas - especially the Immersive and Interactive Technology Lab, CoE in VLSI Design, CoE in C
Apr 30th, 2021
One thing in common in lower-end smartphones is that in order to make them more affordable, companies compromise on certain specs like the amount of storage and RAM. This is a quick and easy way to save on costs, but this can also be detrimental to the user as some apps might not be compatible due to the lack of RAM.
The good news for Xiaomi smartphone users is that according to Kacper Skrzypek, the unofficial Polish translate for Xiaomi’s MIUI, it seems that Xiaomi is working on a cool new feature that will help boost the amount of RAM in its lower-end smartphones. How does this work? Basically by enabling the feature, it will take memory from your phone’s physical storage – ROM – and use it for RAM.