The slogan of the Online Backup : Simplicity, Speed, Security

For those who are concerned about the security of their documents was born on software Memopal, A service of online backup and storage, Which offers 150 GB of data space to store any file on a remote server, accessible from any computer connected to the Internet.
Memopal is a technology designed in collaboration with the academic scientific community, founded with the aim of preserving all study activities and research and the principle that software should adapt to the needs and the needs of users without requiring attention or maintenance.
Memopal is quick and easy to use, Enables with just a few clicks back up any file type and size of any documents, specific folders or even the entire system. Simply decide what to save, Memopal will then do everything automatically and in real time.
But there's more: the extraordinary featureauto throttle"Can not never saturate the Internet connection and set the upload speed by use of a PC. If you're surfing the internet does not slow down the speed decreases for ongoing operations, on the contrary, if the PC is idle Memopal loads the file at full speed.
Finally, your most important data will be stored in a safe place, free from any malfunctions of any hard drives or stolen PC. Also reduce considerably your computer, you no longer carry around bulky hardware devices and can send and share files over 1 gigabyte without using email.
Excellent solution for companiesThat can take advantage of multi-account business by increasing the data space up to 250 GB. To buy Memopal will face an annual charge of just 49 € for 150 gigabytes of space ... it's worth it for peace of mind with your information safe.

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Windows XP and notorious 4GB of RAM

Although Windows Vista tries to gradually carve out its place in the landscape of Microsoft operating systems, his brother XP continues to be alive and well thanks to Microsoft's decision to make it available until 2010 for the Netbook.
Many have always been convinced that Windows XP supports up to 3GB of RAM, but now we're going to see why it is not so ...
As we read in "Memory Support and Windows Operating Systems" Microsoft (unfortunately only in English): Windows XP Professional supports up to 4GB of RAM.
The misconception that Windows XP only supports up to 3.2GB of RAM was due to the fact that the system finds the physical address of RAM and being a 32bit system can calculate a maximum, in fact, to 3.2 GB of RAM .
Going to check, in fact, in the System Properties Windows reports only 3.2GB of RAM available in the "User Space".
To be honest the virtual address space for processes and applications is limited to 2 GB which, translated for the uninitiated, means that applications that run on the system we normally can get to make the most of the other 2GB of RAM 2GB are used by the kernel virtual address space and, therefore, from the Services.
In fact, then, the system reports to see 3.2GB of RAM, but only uses 4.

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Windows 7 will not run on netbooks

Microsoft makes up a story that did not appeal to many users. These are the compatibility of hardware architectures with Windows 7. The press release, has announced that Windows 7 is compatible only with the x86 and x64, so there is no support for the ARM architecture. That means no Windows 7 on netbooks. However the rumors external to Microsoft, have already given you all to think of an agreement between software companies that see the software giant to give space in this area to Linux and Google Android.

Meanwhile, the rise in the world of netbooks continues for Microsoft, which is being applied to release versions dedicated to the various hardware manufacturers. The head of software company Microsoft and Spoke Person, has issued the following statement: "Today Windows runs on x86 and x64, which cover the vast majority of desktop and notebook computers in the world, including even netbooks. For the segment of specialized devices in which the ARM architecture is well adapted, we offer instead the Windows Embedded CE platform. "
The choice was criticized a lot for the simple fact that the Windows CE operating system, is not among the more stable you know about, then lost the second is a market Microsoft Windows users who would rather use the CE version, prefer to migrate to Linux also provided to make greater effort to use. But after many such statements, magazines sector were thrown on the boys of Bill Gates, including Mary-Jo Foley, GNT analyst said that instead, attacking Microsoft, that it has not had time to adapt Windows 7 and ARM platforms that will do this for Windows 8, because of the decline that will be given by this lack.
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