Tuesday, January 30, 2018

can u make pc sleep when hub disconnected

hi i try to explain best i can i run 2 pc 1 win 10 desktop 1 raspberry pi connect to the same hub via a 4pdt switch so i can share keyboard and mouse now what i would like to do is when i switch from pc to raspberry pi and win 10 detects hub is gone go to sleep mode


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Major OneDrive for iOS update brings new look and much more


OneDrive for iOS is getting a new look as part of a major new update rolling out now.
Microsoft is rolling out a major update for OneDrive on iOS, bringing along a refreshed interface and much more. While the app still sports OneDrive's signature blue-and-white color scheme, Microsoft says it has tweaked the text styling and uncluttered the interface to make better use of your screen space.

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New 920 in 2018

I found a NIB, unused 920 (AT&T, Yellow!) for sale, for cheap. I've never owned one (1020, though), but always loved the design. At any rate, I received it in the mail, brand-new goodness and all. What a beautifully designed phone, especially when vs the stale slabs and tired iOS devices of now.

This is such a fun phone to use! Coming from a 950/830, I was planning on updating this to W10M. After much reading (upgrading sounded iffy, and difficult), I decided to ride-out W8.1, since every app I had on my W10M device restored on the 920. Honestly, I don't totally miss W10M. Sure, Edge and Groove are better than IE and XbM. But I get Nokia Here Maps and City Lens. I forgot how great these apps were. Also going back to 8.1, I hadn't realized how fluid, fast and integrated this is vs W101M. I admit, I enjoy the Pivots of Metro. And capacitive buttons!!!

Ok, so is the platform itself hobbled? Sure. For basic functionality (which is about all I need), the 920 works just perfect. Atop that, it's just a really fun phone to use. On a recent ski trip, nearing the end of a sub-0F day, everyone else's iPhones and Samsung's were dead; batteries stripped by the cold. But this old guy was still was rocking, as if nothing was happening.

A bit of a rant, I do apologize. Just wanted to share a bit of my experience, in the off-chance someone else was pondering going down a similar path.

Cheers!

-Brian


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buying Lumia 930 in 2018

hi everybody , actually i love microsoft & windows and i have a HONOR 4C that has 8GB Storage and it sucks literally . i was searching and i found a LUMIA 930 that has been used and it has test time to make sure its ok. my question is that does it worth it to buy in 2018? i have no problem with limited apps in the store but the smooth and bugs in OS or apps and battery life time are so important to me.


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Microsoft Edge could be headed to iPad soon


You may soon be able to browse the web via Microsoft Edge on your iPad.

Microsoft launched its Edge browser for iPhone late in 2017, but iPad support was notably missing.

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Is the NVIDIA GTX 1050 good for gaming?


Yes and no, depending on what type of gaming you're shooting for.
NVIDIA's 10-series GPUs are a serious step up from what came before it. It's not just a case of "oh, new graphics card better than old one, more at 11." The Pascal cards are a true generational leap forward at both the top and bottom end of the range.
But while it's easy to get wide-eyed for the GTX 1080 Ti or the $3,000 Titan V, we shouldn't forget the mass market cards at the lower end of the price bracket.
The new entry-level for gaming from NVIDIA is the GTX 1050, and the slightly beefed up 1050 Ti.. Is it worth your time? That depends on what you want to do with it.

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Razer's all-new Seiren Elite microphone sets the bar for streamers, broadcasters


The new Razer Seiren Elite brings a pro-level microphone to gamers and streamers. Here's a sneak peek and when you can get yours.
The world of esports continues to grow in popularity, so it only makes sense for one of the premier gaming hardware manufacturers to get in on the action. Razer has already introduced a microphone (the $99 Seiren X) and a web camera with a neat circular LED (the Kiyo), but now the company is ramping it up with the Seiren Elite – a high-end, high-grade microphone that game streamers and even broadcasters would appreciate.
The Seiren Elite ($199) follows in the steps of the Seiren Pro ($249), but with a redesigned single capsule design with a built-in headphone amplifier, a high-pass filter (for eliminating low-frequency vibrations), and limiter. The result is supposed to be a "warmer vocal tone" compared to other microphones on the market.

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