First of all, I would like to apologise that I forgot about this series of posts I was going to do. But anyway, here is the third part in the series.
So, today I am going to talk about the best hard drive to buy. There are so many different capacities to buy and so many different choices in terms of speed and interface. For the sake of future proofing and getting the best speeds out of your hard drive, I would recommend getting a 7200rpm SATA II or III hard drive. This is pretty much standard now a days but there are a few cheaper hard drives which are 5400rpm in order to lower cost. In terms of capacity, the best way to look at it is cost per gigabyte as with modern desktops, you can usually fit four or so hard drives so the biggest priority is not getting the largest hard drive but the best value. This could mean that instead of buying a 2TB hard drive, you buy two 1TB hard drives. This will help give you as much capacity as you want for the lowest cost. Generally, the brand doesn't matter too much. I personally like Seagate because of the 5 year warranty and I find them quieter than some other hard drives.
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I have been using the Firefox 4 beta since it was released to the public and so far I have found it very useable. The new interface looks really clean and the browser is pretty fast. There are a few new features which make it worthwhile and I am sure more will come in the near future. I am sure you have heard of how fast the browser is and how great it is going to be. However I have noticed quite a few flaws with the product which seem like oversights.
- Next to the new Firefox button are a whole heap of empty pixels, just sitting there. Wouldn't it make a bit more sense to move the tabs up into that area so we get more real estate on the screen. This will give precious space to those on netbooks and low resolution monitors. Below is a picture to show you what I mean:

Instead the bar could look more like this:

- Next there is the download manager. It is hidden in the bar below and to see the full manager like in the previous versions, you double click on the logo in the status bar. However, when the download finishes, the little thing in the status bar disappears and unless you have told it to save the file, it will disappear. There seems to be no way of opening the file otherwise without re downloading the file in order to open the download manager. For some reason, the Firefox buttons contains the add-on manger but no download manager. Update: You can open the download manager with Ctrl+J or by pressing Alt and going into the tools menu. Still more difficult than it has to be though.
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Introduction
There has been a lot of hype surrounding Apple's new iPhone 4 but has it really lived up to it?
Pros
- The screen is awesome
- The interface is good, as usual
- battery life has improved
- Fast
Cons
- Facetime is useless
- Glass makes it feel too delicate
- Not really revolutionary
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