Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Google New : A New Product From Google
Mostly whoever wants to know what is happening in Google World will go to Mashable or some other tech blogs.
Now no need to go Mashable or something else just go to Google New. Its a simple service dashboard for finding what is new with Google. Ofcourse its a dashboard of news from Google. It features 100+ blogs coupled with the ability to search through Google's key products and eight different areas of interest.
Its a useful place for the users who wants to know what is happening with tech giant everyday. We know that Google launches a new product everyday.
Now no need to go Mashable or something else just go to Google New. Its a simple service dashboard for finding what is new with Google. Ofcourse its a dashboard of news from Google. It features 100+ blogs coupled with the ability to search through Google's key products and eight different areas of interest.
Its a useful place for the users who wants to know what is happening with tech giant everyday. We know that Google launches a new product everyday.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
McAfee Entered Bandwagon Of URL Shortening Service
McAfee entered into the URL Shortening bandwagon with McAf.ee. McAfee is an Anti-Virus company decided that internet needs another URL shortening service. McAfee announced it this morning the beta version of McAf.ee, that enables people to create short and safe URLs.
I checked my blog's URL at McAf.ee, it shortened my url as http://mcaf.ee/81ab54.
I checked my blog's URL at McAf.ee, it shortened my url as http://mcaf.ee/81ab54.
Mail.com Sold Out for $100 Million
The two companies have also agreed to work together to launch properties in international markets, starting with Germany and India.
You may be wondering what will happen to MMC? After all, you can’t really keep Mail.com in your company’s name if you don’t even own it.
Hellman & Friedman Acquired Internet Brands
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Private equity firm Hellman & Friedman has entered into agreement to acquire online media company
Internet Brands for approximately $640 million in cash, at $13.35 a share. The price is a 46.5% premium over the closing price on September 17, 2010.
Internet brands operates a large number of media, community, and e-commerce websites, including DoItYourself, Wikitravel, Loan.com, Autos.com and others.
The company’s largest shareholder Idealab, a startup incubator that founded Internet Brands back in 1998., has entered into a voting agreement with Hellman & Friedman for the merger.
Internet brands operates a large number of media, community, and e-commerce websites, including DoItYourself, Wikitravel, Loan.com, Autos.com and others.
The company’s largest shareholder Idealab, a startup incubator that founded Internet Brands back in 1998., has entered into a voting agreement with Hellman & Friedman for the merger.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Google Brought 2-Factor Authentication To Google Apps
Google said that it has implemented a new account verification layers for its online services at an event called Google Atmosphere, Paris. As I know this type of verification or authentication is called as 2-Factor authentication, which I have developed for a bank project.
First launched for Google Apps Premier, Education and Government Edition, the new two-factor authentication allows administrators to add extra layer of security for user login. It requires a combination of password and a verification code sent to users mobile phones.
This authentication service works as the user types login name and password, and then he has to type an extra verification code generated by Google system and sent to user's mobile phone. It is just like a generating a code using token, which we usually see with banking applications.
Friday, September 17, 2010
How To Make Calls From Google Voice [Video]
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Two weeks back Google introduced a feature that lets you make VoIP phone calls to landlines and mobile phones from within your Gmail account (and iGoogle). The calling service, which is available to U.S. Gmail users, integrates with the Google Talk chat app that you can find on the left-hand sidebar in Gmail.com.Google's "Call Phone" feature has so far made a splash, inspiring 1 million calls in its first day--even before all Gmail users received the notification that they could activate the feature.
Samsung To Sell Galaxy Tab To Biggies – AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile & Sprint
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Samsung wants to leave no stone unturned to make its debut Android tablet a huge success. So, it today announced deals with all the four top US telecom operators to sell Galaxy Tab in the country. The Samsung Galaxy Tab portfolio of mobile tablets from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless will be available in the coming months. Considering that tablet is going to four different operators, expect some tweaks and differences in carrier-wise models.
Samsung is Going To Launch Tablet
Samsung is clearly making a strong bid for your holiday shopping dollars; this is one iPad competitor that is prepared do some serious business in the consumer electronics market.Samsung didn’t announce any pricing details today; prices for the Tab will depend on carriers, both in terms of retail price and data plan pricing.
The seven-inch tablet will be shipping within just a few weeks. It will run Android 2.2 (a.k.a. Froyo), will contain a Cortex A8 1 GHz processor and 16GB of onboard memory, and will weight about half as much as an iPad. Its battery will allow for up to seven hours of continuous video playback. It will also come with a car dock for large-screen GPS navigation and more.
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Secure Your Wireless Network
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Today I will show you the tricks and techniques to protect your Wireless LAN connection. In this article i will show you how to secure your Wireless LAN. As in the previous article LAN security was sub divided into two parts, similarly Wireless LAN security is also divided into two parts. The difference is in the security issues.With Wireless Networking, no cables or wires are needed to network your computers and share your Internet connection. Wi-Fi connects computers, printers, video camera’s and game consoles into a fast Ethernet network via microwaves.
Following actions should be taken.
Microsoft Launched Internet Explorer 9
Microsoft is pulling out all the stops to mark the launch of the open beta for Internet Explorer 9, a web browser the company promises will “beautify the web.”
The IE9 beta launches today here at the Design Concourse Center in San Francisco with a major gala that includes hundreds of developers, journalists and Microsoft employees, as well as a live band playing on pedestals in the lobby.
“The browser is a stage. It is the backdrop of the web,” said Corporate Vice President of Internet Explorer Dean Hachamovitch.
Microsoft says that IE9 is a reinvention of the browser. It not only includes greater HTML5 and web standard compliance, but also the ability to turn any website into an application on the Windows taskbar. Thee websites are pinned to the taskbar, providing users with a one-click option to a their favorite websites. It also includes Windows 7’s jump lists; any website that supports them will provide a quick menu to its most popular webpages.
The focus of IE9 is on the “regular consumer,” which may irk those of us who generally have more than 10 or 20 tabs open at any given time. Tabs appear on the right side of the address bar, decreasing the amount of real-estate for tabs. To help decrease tab overload, they are grouped based on different websites within the taskbar
Dell Targets Medical Professionals With Its Tablet “Streak”
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| Dell Streak |
Dell yesterday announced that it would be integrating healthcare software in its Android tablet cum smartphone– Streak. The software will enable doctors to access patient information and electronic medical records as they go about their daily work reported Reuters.
The Best Things About New Twitter
The new version of Twitter.com has been released. This is the first major change on Twitter so far. This is surely a great upgrade in everyway for Twitter users.
Here I want to tell what are the changes in look and feel of new Twitter and what are things that evryone on Twitter should know.
“What’s Happening?” Not As In Your Face
The “What’s happening?” box obviously still sits atop the tweet stream, but it’s a bit narrower than it was previously. And you’ll notice that by default there is no “tweet” button. It’s only when you click in the text entry field that this button (and the character-count and the location information) appears. This seems to go along with what CEO Evan Williams stated earlier — that Twitter doesn’t have to necessarily be about tweeting, it can be about exploring too.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Nokia N97 Mini Leaked on the Web
How To Email Upload Videos From Cell Phone To YouTube

Most SmartPhones now have a Video Recording capability giving everyone a option to not just take photos but also record beautiful videos which can later be easily shared with others. Now lets say you are out of your city with your SmartPhone like Apple iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S and a Netbook or iPad, then its hard to sync and transfer the videos you have recorded to share with your friends.
In this article we will show you how you can easily share your favorite videos with your friends and family directly through the emailing option. In all the latest mobile phones there is a option to share the media which includes Photos and Video files and Youtube supports the option to uploading emails when sent to a specific email address.
How to Make your Windows Start-up Faster
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Does your Windows computer take really long to start-up? Well, you are not alone with this problem but fortunately, with some minor tweaks, you can get your sluggish Windows to start much faster without re-installing Windows or adding any new hardware.
The logic is fairly simple. Your computer loads quite a few software programs and services during start-up (look at all the icons in your Windows System tray). If you can trim this list, your computer’s boot time will decrease.






