More than six months ago I bought a Toshiba Satellite with which I was very happy and the laptop has been one of my best buys. But I started having problems with the wireless connection.

WiFi is short, I felt inadequate coverage and the speed was significantly slower than cable LAN. Over time I found to be normal and also wireless infirmity of the poor quality of the antenna on my laptop.

But a couple of days ago I discovered that you can increase the power and reach of the antenna, because the default is low power. Curiously this configuration the minimum is defined by default in at least three other laptops I’ve seen and improve their quality WIFI. This is to save power.

Seem obvious but no idea of the existence of this poor settings until I was about to call for service and now I’ve put a cap thousand works wonders, does not fall at all and I am surprised that the speed is as fast that cable (I had been accustomed to a very slow).

I really would have saved a lot of trouble before you have discovered, I hope that you will serve and improve the quality of your connection!

Today the vast majority of mobile devices that run Windows Mobile include GPS and it is not others know the best software to take advantage of that.

Is that programs for GPS can be used for a variety of purposes from watching a map, navigation or the speed and distance to entertain with games and social networks based on location.

Whatever your interest or need insurance you find this useful list of 15 best GPS applications for Windows Mobile and if you know otherwise, do not forget us in the comments:

1. Google Maps Mobile

An application inevitable in any list … Google Maps on your phone now comes with Latitude (Link for download).

2. GPSToday

Offers a great combination of options for your cell phone (link to download).

3. Waze

Information on routes and maps in real-time live-Generated Driver (link to download).

4. Nav4All

Nav4All is a free software alternative to a complete GPS navigation system with maps. Used to locate sites of interest like restaurants, bars, service stations, shops and more. You can save locations as favorites and share them with friends (link to download).

As if we were just waiting for the i5 Core, the Intel Core i3 could become a reality, and what is known so far are a bit interesting.

First we have about 32 nanometers in micros, a new manufacturing process that will bring improvements to the existing 45-nanometer micro. It is what we have been saying forever, a new generation with a higher yield but a lower consumption and less heat generated.

Although many details still need to know, the Intel Core i3 will have a model with four processor cores, operating under the LGA1156 socket (the same as the Core i5) and manufactured under the Nehalem platform, which is not a surprise absolute, since all the new generation is based on this architecture.

Release dates, from TechPowerUp point to the end of 2009, with prices still unknown but it should not be high, since we’re talking about a supposedly lower-middle range in the new products from Intel. Maybe around 100 or 150 euros, depending on the model chosen.