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"Recent interweb murmurs have suggested that the forthcoming iPhone 5 will feature a snazzy material called Liquid Metal. However, Atakan Peker, one of the inventors of the alloy, says that it will not be seen in Apple's next incarnation of its smartphone behemoth, and that we've a few years to wait until it could be seen in such a device."

What is Microsoft Visio used for? Diagrams. That's what Microsoft Visio does, and it does it better than any other app I've seen yet. From flow charts to floor plans, there isn't much it can't handle. Now, being honest, I didn't know much about Visio until recently. But that changed when I decided to take it for a test drive - right out of the latest Microsoft Office. Visio Templates Office 2013 - www.office.com/setup Microsoft Visio can be used to create simple or complicated diagrams. It offers a wide variety of built-in shapes, objects, and stencils to work with. You can also make your own shapes and import them if you're willing to do all that extra work. The driving idea behind Visio is to make diagramming as easy as possible for the user. I think Visio is on the right track for that! Note: Click images below to open them at Full Size. The Visio 2013 welcome screen features a dozen different templates to get you started. Each template equips you with the appropriate menu and objects already open and ready for use. Even more templates can be found in specific categories within the application, or from Visio's online download page. visio welcome screen - www.office.com/setup Visio's primary clientele have been Enterprise users at the corporate level. If you think about it, it's not too often that the home user needs to write up professional diagrams. Usually, a paper and pen will suffice because a home user's diagram isn't being sent out to an entire department. That's why Visio has always been considered a program for "serious" diagrams. But it doesn't have to be. table chart with live data - www.office.com/setup Visio can be used to create 3D map diagrams, though the built-in tools for this are limited. It works well for simple maps that you might print on a brochure or campus directory. visio map - www.office.com/setup Another thing Visio can do is pull in live information from an external source, such as an Excel shee

The car tyre industry is an ever-evolving and progressive one. Before making a purchase, it is important to do your research and find the right tyre that meets all of your requirements. From performance improvements to advances in technology, these are 14 of the biggest trends we've seen in car tyres this year.

On numerous occasions we have seen that when we can put a password on our computer that will prompt up whenever we resume our computer from resume mode. The steps below will discuss the process in either enabling them or disabling them in Windows 7. It is recommended that the steps should be followed in a precise manner.

"Complaints are usually seen as something to be wary of, but we think about the smartData Enterprises complaints positively. We use smartData Enterprises feedback as catalysts for change and innovation in our working strategies. The various smartData Enterprises comments are helping us to look at why people are disgruntled, what can be fixed, or introduced to better align services as per client's needs and expectations."

The Samsung Galaxy S III is, by far, one of the most impressive mobile devices I've seen in a long time.

At CES 2017 events, we have seen a lot of advancements and experimentations and also progress in some the existing products. Here are our top 5 products

"Uber-popular, ultra-addictive smartphone game Draw Something has only been around since the beginning of February, but has already seen a phenomenal three billion pictures drawn since its inception."

"You may have seen the Nokia Lumia 900 at CES 2012 in January or a bit closer to home at MWC in February, but you could be holding one in your hands later this month when Phones4u ships the first pre-ordered handsets to its customers."

"Rumours that Nokia is building a tablet computer have gathered pace this week, starting with manufacturing insiders talking about a possible 10″ Windows 8 slate being close to production, and continuing now with what could be seen as confirmation that a tablet will arrive from Nokia soon."

"We've all seen those Apple adverts, with people talking to their iPhones using Siri to do such mundane tasks as call home and plan to get milk (it's much easier than merely using the keypad and your memory you see). Well, get ready for Apple to expand and upgrade Siri and make us all that little bit lazier."

"That's almost it for CES 2012, with the last official day being Friday 13 January. We've seen just how seriously US networks are taking 4G, with the launch of several new handsets from Nokia, Sony and Motorola to name a few. Elsewhere, ultrabooks and tablets have been out in full force, while 3D TV took a backseat to new OLED screens. Here's what has been grabbing the headlines."

"Apple has released its financial results for the first fiscal quarter of 2012 and they show that its lead products - the iPhone and iPad - have seen a huge increase in sales figures."

"Nintendo and Sony have seen their share of the mobile game software business shrink from dominance to irrelevance in just three years, according to a new report."

"The Nokia Lumia 800 launches with a bang today, amidst one of the biggest marketing campaigns we've ever seen the Finnish company finesse. It's backing the phone - and Windows - with most of (if not everything) what it's got, and perhaps rightly so. We reckon the sleek, streamlined Lumia 800 is the best Windows phone you can get - and here's where from and for how much. "

"Barcelona is famous for many things, most notably being the birthplace of Catalan modernista architecture and providing the current home to everyone's favourite diminutive footballing genius Lionel Messi. But if mobile is your thing, then the Basque country capital conjures up images of only one thing; Mobile World Congress. Yes, the annual cavalcade of smartphonery has kicked of in earnest yet again and as ever, has seen the launches of all kinds of top tech from the big boys (and a couple of bits and bobs from some lesser-known manufacturers). If you missed anything in the rush, here's what happened on day one …"

"Galaxy Nexus is in the news a lot in the past few days, most recently because of the delay in the arrival at Verizon Wireless. The arrival date for Canada is set for December 8th based on current reports and in some locations, pre-orders have already begun. For the US, we are still waiting for the official announcement. Earlier today, it was reported that the Galaxy Nexus was being short changed because it was showing the internal memory as 16 GB. This was on the Google site for the Galaxy Nexus and at Phones4U who is currently selling the Galaxy Nexus in the UK. That seemed pretty straight forward based on what was being seen."