19 ways Windows Vista can make you smarter

If the last crop of exam results are anything to go by, the younger generation are getting smarter each year. Whilst this is good for the state of the world once this upcoming crop of whizz kids inherits it, those who are a little older might feel left behind in this intellectual revolution.

To bring a little balance back into the world, you can turn to your computer and Windows Vista to help you sharpen up your memory and improve your IQ. Here’s nineteen ways how to do it.

1. Be a speed reader
There are lots of ways to speed up your reading capabilities. Free site Spreeder uses a technique called ‘chunking’ to display the content of a document to you one or more words at a time. Paste in some text, press play and away it goes. You can change the reading speed and number of words displayed using a settings menu. (more…)

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Written by Jason on November 21st, 2007 with comments disabled.
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