“The color of each of your calendars has been updated to use the closest possible color from the new palette. The new colors will only be available in the web interface (for example, you won’t see these colors if you’re accessing Calendar via your mobile phone),” informs Google. Yes, Google Calendar has been updated with a new color palette. Therefore, you can select any color among 24 colors that matches your new interface.
By using the Vssadmin command-line tool, you can easily manage the Volume Shadow Copy service. Make sure that you’re running command in the elevated command prompt. You can run the below mentioned commands by using this tool.
Vssadmin List ShadowStorage: You can use this command to list the volume shadow storage space currently in use. Moreover, you can check the space that is reserved for future use (labeled as allocated), and the maximum space that might be dedicated. If a shadow copy is active, this space will be used to store the changes.
The following is a sample output generated by using a computer that has about 3GB of files stored in a shadow copy, but that might allocate as much as 6.4GB.
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NEC has announced about its new HMD or Head Mounted Display Solution. It is a Tele Scouter that comprises the real HMD solution and a tiny Windows Embedded CE 6.0 terminal to remotely access a computer and its operating system. The SVGA resolution of the HMD Tele Scouter is 800 x 600. ARM CPU at 500Mhz is used to power the terminal. Moreover, the device features 256MG of RAM and 2GB of storage (1.7 accessible to the user), Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, WiFi ABG, a MicroSD Card slot, and even a web camera.
Now, you can purchase the Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L54D. You can use this Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L54D for recharging most of the smartphones and the tablet PCs. The Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L54D features a 5400mAh Lithium-ion battery and provides a higher output of 1.5A to reduce charging times for gadgets. You can recharge the internal battery of the Sanyo Eneloop Mobile Booster KBC-L54D using an AC adapter a USB port.
For dumping the Group Policy–related events logged in the System Event Log channel and the Group Policy Operational Event Log channel, you can use GPLogView.exe. It is one of the command-line troubleshooting tools. Though the GPLog View.exe works only on Windows Vista, it is not included with it. You can download it for free. The following are the command-line options for this tool.
-? Shows this usage message.
-o [output file name] Output filename required for text, xml, or html; not valid if -m is specified.
-n Do not output the activity ID.
-p Dump the process ID and thread ID associated with each event.
-a [activity id guid] Shows only events matching the given activity ID.
-m Runs the tool in monitor mode displaying events in real time.
-x Dumps the event in XML; the only other options allowed with this option are –m and -a but not both together.
-h Dumps the events in HTML format; -m or -x option not allowed, and -a and -n are allowed, but not both together. Also must specify -o option.
-q [Query file name] Uses the query specified by query file.
-l [Publisher name] If -q is specified, the publisher name must be specified.
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