Microsoft: New MSN h...
Last November, news were moving that Microsoft was testing a new design for their MSN homepage. Today, Microsoft has finally begun rolling it out to users. This roll out will gradually make its way to 100 million US customers over the next few weeks. Microsoft is calling it the “most significant homepage redesign in over a decade. The redesign features a new butterfly logo as well as 30...
Firefox: Upcoming Ja...
Firefox which was once the fastest browser, has begun running behind in the JavaScript speed race.Many Browsers, like Chrome and Opera, make Firefox seem sluggish by comparison and competition. But it doesn’t mean that Firefox is slow in these days,but a lot of attention is paid to milliseconds of load time,which is measured by JavaScript performance.So as a general rule now the faster...
Microsoft: “Go...
Software gaint Microsoft has been claiming in press that the number one beneficiary of its upcoming “Internet Explorer 9″ will be Google. Top IE Vole Pete LePage said that Google could be one of the companies that will took most benefit from future improvements in the next version of IE9. LePage said “IE9 will for the first time use computers’ graphics processors - usually...
Acer: Touchscreen ke...
Acer is intended to launch an ultra thin laptop with a frameless touchscreen keyboard. According to some news that they have had a few interesting glimpses of the laptop, which they are claiming will be launched by the end of this year. Acer’s rumoured new very thin laptop will use the back of the panel’s glass substrate as the cover for the frameless touchscreen keyboard. News claims...
Verizon’s plan...
Verizon has revealed some of its plans for the 2010 year with regards to LTE. Their latest press release stated that they will deploy LTE in 25 to 30 markets that will cover almost 100 million Americans. Verizon has also stated that 4G is faster than 3G. “Verizon Wireless engineers report LTE average data rates of 5-12 Mbps on the downlink and 2-5 Mbps on the uplink in real-world...
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Microsoft revealed its 1st Windows Phone 7 Se...
posted on: Mar 1, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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posted on: Feb 27, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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Nexus One to launch in Europe in April 2010, ...
posted on: Feb 27, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
The Nexus One has been making a splash in North America for a couple of months, but many in Europe have been waiting when they will be able to get...
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posted on: Feb 27, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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Microsoft signed exFAT licensing deal with Pa...
posted on: Feb 27, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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New Dinosaur Discovered Head First, named Aby...
posted on: Feb 24, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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Yahoo! to announce real time search integrati...
posted on: Feb 24, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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A Youngest Extra-Solar Planet have discovered...
posted on: Feb 21, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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How Genes interact with their environment to ...
posted on: Feb 20, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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Microsoft said it will charge for Windows Pho...
posted on: Feb 20, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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Microsoft to plan a test version of browser b...
posted on: Feb 19, 2010 | author: lovelyeyes
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NASA has announced that the Moon’s north pole is packing substantial amounts of water ice, lurking in around 40 small craters.
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Astronomers have discovered the youngest extra-solar planet around a solar-type star, named BD+20 1790b.
The giant planet is six-times the mass of...
A UCLA study revealed that how human genes interact with their environment to boost disease risk. The findings throw light on why the search for...
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