Monthly Archive:: November 2010

Superb Innovative Windows 7 and Windows Live Advertisement

Here is a refreshing advertisement from Microsoft for Windows 7 + Windows Live.  We’ve heard about this, Cloud Computing , all over the web but this time it’s not about the content about the ad but about the innovation. Give it a look and you’ll be amazed. Video after break

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Netbooks are NOT cheap laptops!

I was so irritated after answering so many inquiries about buying a netbook like I did and using it as a cheap laptop that I didn’t want to answer them anymore. Decided to blog it and direct everyone with a question about buying a netbook to this blog before they make the decision. Find out why netbooks are NOT cheap latops and leave your thoughts

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Facebook’s Email Service, Titan coming this Monday

For all of you, Facebook freaks we’re breaking some real great news. Back in February, we reported Facebook could possible working on a WebMail service to replace its existing Inbox System or possibly redesign it. From what we are hearing now, Facebook is all geared up and set to release the service this Monday. Media [&hellip

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iOS 4.2 for iPad and iPhone coming tomorrow?

Fresh from the rumors, we’ve heard Apple will be releasing the common OS to all its iDevices (iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch) tomorrow. Numerous sources have pointed out. We all are excited for it. It brings Multitasking, Folders, GameCenter, Wireless printing and Television streaming (with Apple TV ofcourse) to all the devices and is the [&hellip

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RockMelt doesn’t melt a rock : Desktop Social Browser won’t work now

I just landed on Techmeme and was greeted with tons of posts hitting rocking the headline about RockMelt, the new Social browser which opened up for Beta today. Frankly, it really doesn’t bother me which browser I am running as long it is fast, reliable, has a good UI, bookmarks, and it doesn’t clutter the [&hellip

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Kinect for Xbox 360 Review : The good and the bad

Soon after the Pre-order era, we’ll be observing motion gaming hitting the drawing rooms. Thanks to Microsoft’s Buttonless, Chordless controller, which uses player gestures, movements and voice to record instructions and play. A daring move though as this could possibly evolve the current gaming atmosphere. Sony’s Motion controller, Move for PS3 will be seen battling [&hellip

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iPhone 5 might bring in remote computing to the crowd

If iPhone 4 was not enough, we have started collecting rumors about the next iPhone, perhaps iPhone 5. Let me get straight to it. The Rumor suggests that Apple is building in a NFC chip into the next version of iPhone. For those who don’t know what NFC is, here is a excerpt from Wikipedia. [&hellip

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