WiHood é um serviço relativamente novo que seja o laptop “virtual” do mundo primeiro que protege crianças em linha [em qualquer lugar & em todas as vezes] com Bracelet do USB de WiHood.

O conceito é ideal e parece que a relação, a instalação e a configuração de usuário são justas como simples.  Este é o que WiHood é:  Um bracelet do USB que automóvel-lance um desktop virtual quando conectado a todo o computador.  O desktop virtual funciona fora dos usuários de WiHood que o Web site do monitor e do update, os programas, o vírus etc. 24/7 para completamente um sistema computatorizado amigável do miúdo.

Da experiência pessoal, meus miúdos têm trashed meu computador - pelo erro naturalmente - mas fêz exame ainda do tempo e da habilidade restaurar meu PC.  O bracelet do USB de WiHood elimina este risco porque um desktop virtual é toda sua criança pode se usar.  A outra edição que eu tenho com meus miúdos que usam “o PC do pai” é manutenção constante para monitorar o Web site, os filtros e o índice.  Com WiHood, essa tarefa daunting é tomada automaticamente cuidado de.

“WiHood protege crianças, conserva pais de comprar um PC novo, e os miúdos amam que têm seus próprios “o laptop virtual” que armazena seus retratos, música, homework, etc. e pode ser desgastado em seu pulso!”

O bracelet do USB usa o armazenamento interno conservar as limas, os dobradores, os retratos, a música etc.… mas aquelas limas são alcançadas somente através do desktop virtual que funciona fora dos usuários de WiHood.  Isto significa que seus miúdos apreciarão todo o desempenho de um PC com segurança de um usuário remoto que funciona o desktop sublinhando do PC.

O WiHood está livre tentar e custa $49 por 6 meses de serviço ou $100 por o ano.  Empilhe que o custo acima de encontro à compra de um PC dedicado para os miúdos e o WiHood é a escolha desobstruída.

Interessado ainda.  Talvez alguma mais informação?  Verifique para fora Página do FAQ de WiHood.  Ou seu Laptop virtual de WiHood Home Page.

WiHood foi fundado em agosto 2007 e foi honrado para ser concedido financiar da inovação Noruega, uma divisão do governo norueguês que fornece o capital às companhias as mais inovativas em Noruega.

I reported a while back on a product called Unlocker if you are having problems unlocking your USB drive from a Windows operating system. Today I bring you another package which does the same function; however, is easier to use.

USB Drive Ejector is a simple utility which lists all USB devices on your buss and with a double click - you can unlock and eject the device.

This is a great tool to have in case you’ve ran into:

1. Cannot delete file, access denied
2. Sharing violation
3. Source destination file in use
4. File is in use by another program, etc.

However, you should always proceed with caution when a stubborn drive wont eject. Sometimes…and I mean sometimes…there are reasons. Such as virus software scanning the memory device or Windows writing to the device in cache memory. These examples are far and few between so a couple of common sense activities might be in order, such as (more…)

There have been plenty of moments in my computer life I’d like to turn back time. Especially those Vista Upgrades or even the minor events like accidentally deleting files. For the last [mentioned] brain fart, there is some U3 Software which can help; NT File Recovery. The file recovery software is designed to recover any deleted file from a NTFS system.

Many USB file recovery software packages only support files and folders, but this package includes support for getting back applications and media files such as wmv and mpeg files.

Another point worth consideration, is the convenience of running the software from your U3 drive as to eliminate the risk of overwriting your data from the PC you’re try to salvage data from. This U3 application is absolutely free, and ready for the taking.

U3 Software NT File Recover download page.

Have you ever wanted to hide files on your computer or flash drive? I could think of several “categories” of data in which I’d like to hide from people around me. Of course I’m talking about valuable data such as passwords, financial records and the priceless contact list for GetUSB.info network of publishers.

Today I found a small utility called HideFlash 1.0 which does just what the name says. Hides your data on a UFD.

The USB security software protects files and folders from others who are trying to view them without permission. What works for me with this package is not only do you have the 128bit encryption working for you, but the Hide Flash software also hides the files and folders it’s protecting. This means when a USB drive is plugged into any computer, the user wouldn’t even know there’s extra data.

The USB security software remains hidden on any computer and invisible to even (more…)

Albeit U3 claims no trace of U3 software remains on the host PC it doesn’t hurt to run a registry analyzer package just to make sure. While in the midst of doing this USB gadget research, I found the following free utility.

Ntechnologies has a U3 specific reg analyzer to aid in the registry clean-up process.

Whenever hardware or software is added to a PC there are registry changes. The registry also provides a window into the operation of the OS kernel, exposing runtime information such as performance counters, currently active hardware, software and utilities.

Even using the U3 uninstall software might not leave your PC 100% clean. You can download the Registry Analyzer for U3 here.

If I’m sending my kids off to college and they don’t know how to use the internet for spelling…well that’s money poorly spent.

On the other-hand, it’s always nice to load up a flash drive with 140MBs of data so you can spell check on the fly. Wait…doesn’t every program, including Photoshop, include spell check these days? Ya I thought so. I’ve never understood the USB dictionary.

Centon has the 4GB for $65 and 2GB for $43.  BUT I just found a similar USB Dictionary off Amazon for $36.

Open Cellar is a wine software management program which is now available from BeWine Connected on a USB drive shaped like a wine bottle.

The USB drive includes the Open Cellar software along with mobile phone ring tones, screensavers, wallpaper and a guide to the Grand Cru wine from Bordeaux.

The advantage with the novel Open Cellar software is understanding what a wine tastes like before making the purchase. In addition the Open Cellar software allows you to track, comment and classify the wine you like.

Emmanuel Etcheparre told me via email:

…discover the secrets of a Bordeaux Grand Cru Classé from the heart of the Medoc and the registered designation Pauillac. Watch the renowned Michel Rolland taste some of the most recent vintages of Pontet-Canet.

The USB wine bottle is available for about $45.

Check out the video for highlights: