Microsoft has rolled out copy and paste & performance updates for Windows Phone 7 developers. This update adds the long awaited copy & paste functionality to Windows Phone 7.
Microsoft and Yahoo have finally put an end to a long silence and started the “point the finger” game, regarding the Windows Phone 7’s excessive data usage (about 25% more than normal) causing “Bill Shock” to the user. A Couple of weeks before Microsoft admitted the problem and yesterday pointed Yahoo as the reason.
The new Google Chrome 9 update brings several changes and enhancements to the browser and includes the latest WebGL rendering engine, Chrome Instant search API and Chrome Webstore for US customers.
Amazon.com has planned to launch a video streaming service, which will compete Netflix Inc directly, said Financial Times.Amazon is planning to launch its own streaming service with Amazon Prime, a scheme that offers Amazon customers to unlimited free shopping of books and other itmes sold by the online retailer after paying the fee.
Intel Discovers Bug in 6-Series Chipset thatwould potentially degrade the Serial ATA transfers overtime. The problem, as it turns out, a single transistor that is a prone to a higher current leakage than tolerable. It cannot only diminish the performance over the 3Gbps SATA ports, it can actually make everything fail together.
This seethrough, transparent windows lockscreen works mostly in Windows 7 and Windows Vista versions only. Most of you don’t want others to watch your computer in your absence. Here is a new small tool for you to lock the screen. It is a transparent lock called Clear Lock.
Your computer can connect more devices in your home using Wi-Fi and Windows 7 built-in functions. Make use of your Windows 7 utilities to turn your network into a super – LAN in which you can stream your videos and MP3 on your stereos. Make your TV Wi-Fi compatible using your cell phone. Send your pictures from camera to your computer wireless. Equip your Laptop and Tablet.
If you are not able to solve your Sudoku puzzle, there’s a hope now. New photo recognition software for Android Mobiles Goggles can help the problem now and solves the puzzle for you.
Sabayon Linux 5.5 is officially released from Sabayon. The official news said “The best, refined blend of GNU/Linux, coming with bleeding edge is eventually here! Say hello to Sabayon Five-point-Five, available in both GNOME and KDE editions!”Sabayon linux 5.5 comes with ususal GNOME and KDE editions for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. Linux kernel 2.6.37, GNOME 2.3.2 and KDE software compilation 4.55 are included.
IBM on Wednesday released the latest version of its database management system DB2, version 9.7, with new features that include the ability for the database to run applications written for Oracle and other platforms.
2011 will be the year of cloud computing, mobile applications, media tablets, social communications, 3d entertainment, new gadgets. Here is our list of top 25 technologies that are going to rule 2011 and coming years in the world of personal computing. These technologies varies from cameras, wireless communication, cloud computing to mobile phones and Operating Systems.
Personal Software Inspector is a free PC security tool for Home Users, developed by Secunia and used my millions of home users around the world. This tool not only provides extensive details on the software installed on your computer, it also gives you direct links to update programs that are older and potentially not secure.
Lots of mouse was designed for work on different surfaces now a day. Here is the new one Logitech Wireless Mouse M515 designed for living room, it will work on sofa. So you can drag it over the couch, bed, sofa even on your pants and trousers. It can even work on desks too. It has the hand detection center means it will activate only if you touch otherwise it will go to sleep mode.
What people really want from their OS or programs they use? Visual appeal? Or easy to use and functional? Or both?
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