>Mirabyte Front Face Windows 7 UI Walk Through

> www.netbooknews.com Windows 7 tablets make you realize that they just aren’t meant for touch, the start menu, taskbar, and itty bitty close buttons in Windows weren’t really designed for touch input. But there are a number of companies coming up with software designed to run on top of Windows which makes the experience of using the operating system manageable. Mirabyte, which is developing a UI called FrontFace for Windows tablets. FrontFace offers you large icons to close an application or perform other actions. The software also includes a number of original apps designed for touch input including a media player, YouTubeapp, and some games. There are also start page widgets for items including news, weather, and calendar appointments. The UI isn’t done, far from it and we think if they want to charge 20 Euros for it they need to put in a few more development hours getting all the glitches out. Watch the video and see Sascha’s frustration increase!

>Mirabyte Front Face Windows 7 UI Walk Through

> www.netbooknews.com Windows 7 tablets make you realize that they just aren’t meant for touch, the start menu, taskbar, and itty bitty close buttons in Windows weren’t really designed for touch input. But there are a number of companies coming up with software designed to run on top of Windows which makes the experience of using the operating system manageable. Mirabyte, which is developing a UI called FrontFace for Windows tablets. FrontFace offers you large icons to close an application or perform other actions. The software also includes a number of original apps designed for touch input including a media player, YouTubeapp, and some games. There are also start page widgets for items including news, weather, and calendar appointments. The UI isn’t done, far from it and we think if they want to charge 20 Euros for it they need to put in a few more development hours getting all the glitches out. Watch the video and see Sascha’s frustration increase!

>How toTake Apart an iMac – Part 1 (Remove Front Panel)

> iMac Take Apart – Part 1 (Remove Front Panel) In this video I will show you how to remove the front panel from your White Intel iMac & G5 iMac with iSight. There are a few videos online showing how to pull the front panel off but mis showing you how to properly disconnect the top of the panel from the iMac. This is a very important step so that you do not break the panel or metal fingers that hold the panel to the iMac. *** You need to have an Apple Access Card Tool to properly disconnect the panel from the iMac *** Online this card/tool can cost $20-$30 but I have posted a video here showing you how easy it is to make your own for Free. http://www.youtube.com Related Video: –“iMac Take Apart – Part 2 (Remove LCD Panel)" http://www.youtube.com ******** I would like to point out that if your computer is still under warranty or you have very little or no computer hardware knowledge at all then it’s highly recommended to take your Mac to an Authorized Apple Repair Shop. ******** — — Carter Blog: TwistedMac.com Profile Carter.TwistedMac.com