Lenovo Password Manager problems with Outlook and Word 2010

One of my first hurdles with the Lenovo ThinkPad W510 was the most annoying bug that caused the mouse clicks to stop working within the text area on both Word and Outlook 2010. Let me explain. You are on Outlook, which is using Word as the email editor, and open a new mail message. You start typing your message and after you press the Enter key for the first time the mouse will not allow you to click within the text field any more. This means you cannot select text or even position the cursor in a different position. You also cannot right click. The only solution to this was to close Outlook and start it again, but as soon as you press Enter on any message, you're stuck again.

LDS Scriptures App update to 2.52

For all those LDS iPhone users out there, the best LDS Scriptures app available has just turned even better. With update 2.52, and I wonder why not a full number increase, such are the improvements, a revamped Library with bookshelf appearance, in similitude with the iBooks UI, makes its debut, certainly making for a better visual experience. Citations is a new feature which shows you at a glimpse how many General Conference talks, manuals and

Google Chrome OS

The long awaited Google Chrome OS has finally arrived! Today, Google announced its long awaited Operating System, Google Chrome OS, taking its name from the Google Chrome browser, and for a good reason. For Google this OS is all about the cloud and the vision  is "nothing but the web". So this is pretty much an Internet browser running on a Google flavoured

iOS 4.2.1 Slows Down 3GS

After installing iOS 4.2.1 on my iPhone 3GS I noticed some operations would take a little bit more than they used to, so I decided to try a few different things. I concluded that my iPhone is now slower then before the update, and I really haven't seen much benefit. My wife's iPad, on the other hand, has received a new lease of life, with multitasking and folder creation finally coming to it. As far as printing goes, it hasn't been able to find my network printer, so I'll keep using a third party app which has served me well in the past and apparently continues to be indispensable.

All in all, iOS 4.2.1 is great news for the iPad, but not so great for the iPhone 3GS. I am hoping the iPhone 4 won't suffer from the same slowness!