Installing and Running Windows 8 Using Parallels Desktop on a Mac Get a copy of Parallels. It costs $79.99. You’ll also need a copy of Windows 8, either on DVD or other media or as an .iso file. Before you install Windows 8, you must install Parallels Desktop, which is the same simple process as installing any Mac program. Now you’re ready to install Windows 8. But since you’re installing Windows 8 as a virtual machine, you have to install it from within Parallels Desktop. Run Parallels and select File→New. A screen like the one shown in...
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Photos show Reeva Steenkamp's transformation
Newly-revealed photographs of Reeva Steenkamp show the South African beauty as a young aspiring model, and as a star cover girl, just months before her tragic death.
One group of images,
taken by Reeva's friend Kerry Smith some eight years ago, show the then
21-year-old law student and modeling wannabe posing on the beach at Port
Elizabeth, South Africa, where she grew up -- and where her grieving
parents recently scattered her ashes.
Her...
Green machine: Intelligent robot claw recycles waste
(CNN) -- A recycling robot could help address the
escalating global waste problem, according to Finnish technology company
ZenRobotics.
The ZenRobotics Recycler
(ZRR) is an intelligent robot which separates construction materials on a
conveyer belt, plucking out recyclable materials and depositing them in
bins for collection. The robot is designed to replace manual sorting,
which can be dangerous and frequently prohibitively...
Beyoncé performs at Twickenham Stadium in Surrey, England, on Saturday, June 1
Beyoncé performs live during the Sound for Change concert at Twickenham
Stadium in Surrey, England, on Saturday, June 1. The concert was
sponsored by Chime for Change, an organization founded by Gucci,
"working to promote education, health and justice for every girl, every
woman, everywhere." Beyoncé was the main attraction at the concert and
is a member of the organization's founding committee. ...
'India’s phone, Internet monitoring system is chilling'
New Delhi: The Indian
government’s intention of laying out the Central Monitoring System (CMS)
has come under question a day after it was revealed that the US’
National Security Agency has been monitoring data of mobile phone users.
“The centralised monitoring is chilling, given its reckless and
irresponsible use of the sedition and Internet laws,” said Cynthia Wong,
the senior Internet researcher at international NGO Human Rights Watch.
The UPA government introduced CMS in Parliament in 2012, and it was
rolled...
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