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Windows 7'de bluetooth kulaklık bilgisayara nasıl bağlanır? Bluetooth kulaklığı bilgisayara tanıtma

PC'lerde ve dizüstü bilgisayarlarda yerleşik Bluetooth bulunur. Herhangi bir cihazda yerleşik Bluetooth varsa, bu işlevi elde etmek için Bluetooth adaptörü aracılığıyla dizüstü bilgisayarın veya PC'nin USB bağlantı noktasına bağlanabilir. Windows 7’de Bluetooth kulaklık bilgisayara nasıl bağlanır tüm detayları ile derledik.

Bilgisayar açılmıyor ne yapmam gerekir? Bilgisayarım açılmıyor yapılacaklar (Siyah ile mavi ekran ve ses gelmeme)

Bilgisayarınız açılmıyorsa bunun birden fazla sebebi olabilir. Bilgisayar açılmıyor ne yapmam gerekir? Bilgisayarım açılmıyor yapılacaklar (Siyah ile Mavi Ekran ve Ses gelmeme) nelerdir? İşte, tüm detaylar.

Laiklikte din ve vicdan özgürlüğü ne değildir?

AVRUPA İnsan Hakları Mahkemesi, geçen hafta sözünü ettiğim çok önemli Alevilik kararının 66. paragrafında aynen şöyle bir cümle kullanıyor:

Bentley Finlandiya Yolunda

Bentley Power On Ice 2013 etkinliği için otomobiller kar üstünde yolculuk ediyor.

An invalid guarantee

Looking over his glasses and directly into my eyes, a bewildered European friend asked why people he believed would have been delighted with the Justice and Development Party, or AKP, dominated Parliament legislating a groundbreaking law allowing civilian courts to prosecute army officials were so angered with the development and why the National Security Council, or MGK, met almost eight hours on the issue. "Is it not good that staging a coup has become more difficult in Turkey? Is it not good that civilian courts now will have the power to prosecute military officers should they plot a coup?"

Pakistan and the lack of soft power in Turkish foreign policy

It would be fair to say that for the past 10 or so years, Pakistan has not really been on Turkey’s radar screen. But those who are familiar with both countries know that there is a special bond between them.

Sell-out in Cyprus

Since Sunday morning, obsessed nationalists in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus as well as in Turkey have been up in arms. If there were a bourse for accusation trading, many people would have gone bankrupt because of surplus of production. Some have started talking about a "gross sell-out" in Cyprus, some have launched a smearing campaign against the Turkish Cypriot President Mehmet Ali Talat claiming that he has said he would give away Cyprus to the Greek Cypriots. Obviously, the statement of Talat during a talk with some village people over the weekend that Turkish Cypriots must be prepared for territorial concessions within the framework of a comprehensive settlement to the almost 45-year-old problem of power sharing between the two peoples of the eastern Mediterranean island was not well timed. Indeed, there might be people who would qualify such a statement as product of crassness.

Transition

The other night, on the Al Jazeera International channel, there was a debate on the place of military in Turkish society, relations between the military and civilian administration, how Turkey will balance out secular and Islamist fundamentalism, and establish cohesive democratic, secular governance adhering to the principle of supremacy of law.

Election displays Turkish Cypriot frustration with EU

The victory by the National Unity Party, or UBP, lead by former Prime Minister Dervis Eroğlu, in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, or TRNC, clearly does not bode well for the settlement talks under way between Turkish Cypriot President Mehmet Ali Talat and his Greek Cypriot counterpart, Demetris Christofias.

Bitter lemons, from Cyprus!

In 1957 when the inter-communal conflict in Cyprus began, Lawrence Durrell thought the island looked like a "bitter lemon." It probably still does, for related but different reasons.

Başbuğ gave a lesson on TSK

The Chief of General Staff Gen. Başbuğ held a speech for two hours yesterday. When you take a look at the hall with a capacity of 1,200 people at the war academies there were all colors of the press and more future rather than former commanders.

The plea of Talat

President Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus will be finally traveling to Washington on Tuesday as the guest of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Young army-backed leader takes power from military in Madagascar

Madagascar's new president, Andry Rajoelina, consolidated his grip on power on Wednesday after being appointed by the military in a move that flouted the Indian Ocean island's constitution.

Madagascar president steps down

ANTANANARIVO - Madagascar's President Marc Ravalomanana handed power to the armed forces yesterday, paving the way for an opposition takeover after a months-long power struggle on the Indian Ocean Island.

Stone thrown in a well

Atilla Olgaç had served in Cyprus Peace Operation in 1974. Thirty-eight years later, one fine day, he leaned back, narrowed his eyes, swaggered a little and said that during the military operation, he killed 10 people, one of whom was a 19-year-old Greek captive whose hands were tied. When his words gave rise to a great trouble in Greek part of Cyprus and in Athens, he said "I was writing a scenario, I confused the scenario with the reality."

No electricity on Anatolian side

ISTANBUL - Some Istanbul neighborhoods on the Anatolian side will have power blackouts between Feb. 14 and 19.

Power cuts in Istanbul continue for two days

ISTANBUL - Certain areas of Istanbul will be without electricity on Friday and Sunday, according to a statement released yesterday by the city’s electricity distribution company.

Georgian PM resigns, citing poor health

TBILISI - Georgian Prime Minister Grigol Mgaloblishvili resigned citing poor health on Friday after three months in the job, in the latest government upheaval of President Mikhail Saakashvili's five-year reign.

China court jails dissident for 6 years

BEIJING - A Chinese court sentenced a long-time dissident to 6 years in jail for helping to organize an opposition group, a rights organization and supporters said yesterday.

Guinea junta names civilian prime minister

CONAKRY - Guinea's ruling military junta named banker Kabine Komara as prime minister on Tuesday, a week after it took control of the West African bauxite exporter.

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Turkey, Norway discuss cooperation on energy

ANKARA - Cooperation on energy is on the Norwegian crown prince’s agenda for his meetings with Turkish officials in Ankara. Turkey and Norway are preparing to launch joint projects for building hydroelectric plants, investing in solar energy and oil explorations in the Black Sea

Turkey, Norway discuss cooperation on energy

ANKARA - Cooperation on energy is on the Norwegian crown prince's agenda for his meetings with Turkish officials in Ankara. Turkey and Norway are preparing to launch joint projects for building hydroelectric plants, investing in solar energy and oil explorations in the Black Sea

Greek Cypriot leader warns peace deal cannot serve Turkey's interests

Any deal to reunify Cyprus that is engineered to serve Turkish or other countries’ interests is doomed to fail, Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias said Friday. (UPDATED)

Greek Cypriot leader warns peace deal cannot serve Turkey's interests

Any deal to reunify Cyprus that is engineered to serve Turkish or other countries' interests is doomed to fail, Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias said Friday. (UPDATED)

Obama, Bush discuss world of challenges in White House visit

U.S. president-elect Barack Obama, on his way to his historic Jan. 20 swearing-in, held his first face-to-face talks with President George W. Bush Monday, a strikingly symbolic moment in the transition of power.

Obama, Bush discuss world of challenges in White House visit

U.S. president-elect Barack Obama, on his way to his historic Jan. 20 swearing-in, held his first face-to-face talks with President George W. Bush Monday, a strikingly symbolic moment in the transition of power.

Turkey's tendency to find a "middle path" to increase with Council seat

Turkey’s foreign policy makers bear a greater responsibility than ever after being elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the period of 2009-2010. (UPDATED)