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Google might soon release its own iTunes competitor. According to a CNet report, the company is using Google Music internally, which means it’s readying the service for public launch. Rumors of a Google music service have been circulating for a long time. They were last mentioned at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month when […]

Legitimate messages that get snagged by spam filters can lead to big problems — such as derailed job searches, hard feelings, and lost business. These tips will help ensure that your messages reach their intended targets. Most spam filters use a scoring system. Each offense has a value. The higher the sum of a message’s […]

Businesses can’t do much these days without considering the potential legal ramifications. Large corporations will have in-house attorneys and entire staffs to advise them about legal questions, but smaller companies may not always run everything past their lawyers (often because they’re struggling with tight budgets). Here are some legal issues that might come up in […]

Facebook said it is not testing a search box on the top of its pages, and those that actually see it may be infected with malware. AllFacebook.com reported late Thursday that a user had discovered a search box at the top of the Facebook page, which the site initially implied was part of a Facebook […]

Microsoft on Tuesday began to roll out Windows Phone 7 update 7.0.7390.0, which finally includes the long-awaited copy and paste function. Sure, it’s not particularly groundbreaking, but it’s certainly a nice feature to have. We still haven’t received the WP7 update on any of our phones in the PCMag Labs, but the HTC Arrive shipped […]

In Depth: IE9, Windows 7 tablets, Windows 8 and more in store 2010 has been a landmark year for Microsoft with success after success. Windows 7: now the fastest-selling operating system ever. Kinect; 2.5 million sold in 25 days. IE9; catching up to Chrome and Firefox on speed and standards support. The Office Web Apps […]

The Windows 7 user interface is only subtly different from Windows Vista, with pinned icons on the Taskbar, Jump Lists for recent files and common tasks, and gadgets scattered wherever you want them Microsoft has never been so secretive about a new version of Windows for so long. Windows 7 is finally being unveiled at […]

After the long spreaded rumors of Leaked RTM over the net, Today it became a reality. The final build is 7600, the final validations were done today and Microsoft’s Windows 7 are all set for Release to Manufacturers, reports Microsoft Official blog by Brandon LeBlanc. This officially means that the development of the latest installment […]

Well, September had been a trend-shifter in most of the things in Technology during which most users looked-out of their “traditional approach” to technology, towards the next step in Future. Last week, we reported that Google search re-gained it’s search market share, when it re-gained 80% of the market in U.S, highest since last year. […]

Windows 7′s popularity has raised its market share at a sky-high pace. Within 3 months of its official launch, it has crossed the Mac OS to capture 8% of the OS market. A while back, we discussed that Windows 7 features a half-baked “SoftAP” feature, also called “virtual Wi-Fi,” that allows a PC to function […]

Most Open Source/Linux lovers will never migrate to Windows 7. But Surely the look and feel is attractive for everyone. So why not transform your Ubuntu 8 or Ubuntu 9.x to Windows 7! Windows 7 Transformation Pack for Ubuntu transforms Ubuntu into Windows 7 and gives complete new look. Windows 7 Transformation Pack includes following […]

If you happen to be on a fast (and really fast) broadband connection, this tip would actually help you out getting there, even faster. Most of the modern day web browsing speed is limited by the peeks of the IO of your hard disk drives. High seek times and relatively slow transmission rates when compared […]

Very Often certain Internet applications prove out to be Bandwidth hungry and often choke the internet connection. As an aftermath, the other apps struggle to steal bandwidth. There’s an app called NetBalancer that let’s you throttle your internet connection (and even LAN connections) by limiting per-application bandwidth. You can choose to assign priorities to each […]

Here’s a tale of how a humble Mac Mini system outperformed my cutting-edge quad-core system. It’s also a story of how Apple can’t write good software for the Windows platform. The other day I was chatting to George Ouabout professional grade digital SLR cameras that offer 1080p video capability. He then mentioned how his system […]

Some IT consultants drive profits via a storefront; others wouldn’t touch retail using their fiercest competitor’s budget. I don’t think IT consultants targeting commercial clients have much business managing a store. When’s the last time someone walked in off the street and asked to buy a dual-CPU 2U rack-mount server? It’s usually a residential user […]