Microsoft has unveiled a new website with the focus on ‘cool’ technologies that Microsoft has created. According to Microsoft blogger Steve Clayton, Microsoft Wave “is a cool new site from our UK team that is something we’ve long been without – a cool site that isn’t trying to sell anything, […]
Official Windows 7 graphics, chipset and AHCI/SATA drivers from Intel
Published on :Ever since Windows 7 became a talking point for enthusiasts, AMD has been on hand with driver support for graphics adapters and chipsets alike. Rival chip titan Intel, meanwhile, has been content to sit the sidelines and offer nary a peep about their support plans. However, it seems the recent […]
Bing users click on more ads than Google, Yahoo users
Published on :Users on Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, click on more ads than people who use Google or Yahoo – 55 percent more, according to an industry study. Bing’s click-through rate in June was 1.5 percent, meaning 1.50 percent of searchers clicked on a paid link, according to search-advertiser Chitika. Meanwhile, Yahoo’s […]
Microsoft TechNet Weekly Webcasts for IT Professionals: LIVE 22nd July Onwards!
Published on :Attend Live webcasts by Microsoft Experts on Windows 7, Exchange Server 2010, Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008 This Webcast Series will show how Windows 7, Exchange Server 2010, Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008 deliver on the key capabilities IT Professionals have asked for. Also, […]
Microsoft Virtual TechDays – Block your dates for the 6th Edition!
Published on :Kiss Batteries Goodbye: Wireless Electricity Is Here
Published on :Electrical energy is known to be a thing of cables. That is to say, you have a cord going into the toaster, another one in the TV, and a couple more inside the computer. But a new approach to electricity transfer, whose grounds were set at the Massachusetts Institute of […]
Browser Security Test
Published on :Test Your Browser’s Security Now here I tried it with Firefox 3.0.11 and found Test results Mozilla crashes with evidence of memory corruption – passed Internet Explorer bait & switch race condition – passed Mozilla crashes with evidence of memory corruption – passed Internet Explorer createTextRange arbitrary code execution – […]
Download Chrome Build 3.0.193.2 Beta
Published on :Google updated the Beta channel of its open-source browser beyond version 3.0. In this regard, Google Chrome 3.0.193.2 went live on the Beta channel and is now available for download. The Mountain View-based search giant indicated that it introduced a range of enhancements since it released Chrome 2.0.172.37. In this […]
Explore the Moon in Google Earth
Published on :Google is announcing the addition of the Moon to its Google Earth application. Many have been expecting the introduction for a while now and there have been some hints recently about the release. The announcement comes just in time to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of the first lunar landing, with […]
VLC Player 1.0.0
Published on :VLC Player 1.0.0 is out of beta. This final version fixes lots of bugs and adds some new features and high definition codecs making it the best player that can play videos without requiring 3rd party codecs. The VideoLAN project targets multimedia streaming of MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and DivX files, […]