This is a video from Youtube on how to connect to the internet using bluetooth from your cell phone
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This is a video from Youtube on how to connect to the internet using bluetooth from your cell phone
Tags: How to connect to internet using bluetooth, how to connect to the internet from cellphone, how to connect to the Internet using handphone
After reading from Computer tutorial’s blog, i know that there is a free and open source program made by visual studio 2008 that can be utilized to manipulate and edit images.
It’s name is PaintNET. It has many features and can be used to replace more sophisticated softwares such as photoshop and gimp. Try it if you are interested.
Tags: PaintNET, free and open source image editor, image manipulator, free program made by visual studio net 2008
Lazarus is definitely a superb subsitution for delphi after the Net framework transition makes delphi no longer a good choice for programmer. i’ll give some tutorials on Lazarus. This first tutorial will allow you to create a message box on lazarus.
First, enter a button into the form1. Then the button1 will emerge on your Form1.

Then click 2X on the Button and enter this code:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
showmessage(’Hellow’);
end;
Compile the program, click the button, you’ll see window like this:

Maybe Ubuntu is not MacOS, even some ubuntu radicals are considering that macos is as evil as microzoft. but hey, mac os is prettier. It’s smooth, white, soft and sleek. There are many resources available on the net on how to change your Linux to resemble MacOS, check it out if you want to make your ubuntu or linux (KDE or Gnome) looks like macos:
If you have other links, you may add on the comment section….I found some of these links via search engines.
Real Media for Linux is a software to play Real Media files, and tons of other multimedia softwares (eg: RealAudio, RealVideo, MP3, 3GP Video, Flash, SMIL 2.0, JPEG, GIF, PNG, RealText, Ogg Vorbis, RealPix and Ogg Theora.). It’s free for Linux although it seems it’s not open source.
The 11th version is already here. Download it from Real Player download section for Linux. To install the player, check the steps from learnsimply.net. For Ubuntu, the download can be done from here.