for a start Windows Vista (2007) had 50 million lines of code, while Windows 7 shaved that figure down to 40 million. (It’s a metric revealing Windows 7’s efficiency, which was lauded for being a smaller install than Vista had been, and less taxing on a computer’s processors to boot.) Meanwhile, mobile operating systems like Android have been engineered as ultra lightweight, built from just over 10 million lines of code, but let us keep in mind that number of lines of code is a very vague measurement for anything .
the computer virus
Viruses: A virus is a small piece of software that piggybacks on real programs. For example, a virus might attach itself to a program such as a spreadsheet program. Each time the spreadsheet program runs, the virus runs, to…Read More
Google Glass
Google Glass is a project started by Google that is intended to bring hands-free display technology to the general public. By utilizing voice commands, users can interact with their Google Glass device to get information fr…Read More
do you knew what is the DNS
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updating your drivers using Smart Driver Updater
updating you drivers is almost always a boring and time consuming task but the Smart Driver Updater frees you from the tedious task of having to update all sorts of drivers on your system.
Using Smart Dr…Read More
the new Russian mobile operating system
The global smartphone race is largely a two-horse race between two American companies, Apple and Google BUT the Russian government isn't happy.
The Russian minister of communications has announced plans to develop a ne…Read More
