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Microsoft has made it easier to download Windows Phone 7 apps by integrating its app store with Bing Visual Search. Launching in the U.S. and U.K. only, the rather clumsily-titled ‘Bing Visual Search Gallery for Windows Phone 7’ essentially puts a user-friendly interface to its mobile-based Marketplace store, letting users search, sort and download with […]

The fact that the Google CR-48 Notebook runs on an Intel processor implies that it can run Windows or some other full blown operating system. But how would you install Windows in the first place? That’s not exactly clear. But we have the answer, or at least part of it. Apparently, every Cr-48 notebook is […]

Let’s get it straight. Yes, the just-released Microsoft Windows 7 Beta 1 retains much of Vista’s kernel architecture, as will the final version. That’s prompted some pundits to quip that the new OS will just be a Vista service pack. Not so. The new OS is more compact than Vista, has an updated interface, and […]

Microsoft today released a security bulletin and “out of band” update for a vulnerability affecting ASP.NET applications. The early analysis on this vulnerability has called it extremely serious, but in MS10-070: Vulnerability in ASP.NET Could Allow Information Disclosure Microsoft classifies it as “Important” rather than “Critical.” The vulnerability could allow an attacker to view encrypted […]

We love hacking, and with Microsoft becoming more and more lenient by the day with people tinkering with their platforms, we sincerely hope that the future of homebrew on Windows Phone 7 is bright. Today, in that vein, we are bringing you news of a registry editor for Windows Phone 7 that should greatly aid […]

Every so often we do a complete run down of the Windows Phone 7 vital signs, and there is no more contentious number in the market than the number of ‘monthly active users’ for the official WP7 Facebook application. When the number was first discovered, people assumed that it was a leading indicator of how […]

Technology will play a minor role towards restoring sanity tomorrow afternoon at the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear event hosted by Comedy Central comedians Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert. Stewart has invited Donors Choose, an online charity where people can choose classrooms to which they donate, to occupy one of two tents at the […]

Microsoft announced Wednesday that it has settled its patent infringement suit against Salesforce. Under the terms of the deal, Salesforce.com and Microsoft will have access to each other’s patent portfolio. Salesforce will have broad coverage for Microsoft patents covering products and services as well as back-end server infrastructure. Best Microsoft MCTS Training – Microsoft MCITP […]

With a bit of knowledge and practice, you should be able to print great-looking photos at home. Here are 12 techniques for improving the quality of your prints. Buzz up!on Yahoo! If you’ve tried your hand at printing your own photos and been disappointed in the results, you may be making some mistakes that are […]

The iPad is almost a laptop computer. After all, you can write documents in Pages, and draw beautiful pictures in Sketchbook Pro. But when you need to print them out, your options get pretty slim. Apple’s official answer for iPad printing is to sync your documents back to your Mac or PC and print from […]

Microsoft on Monday unveiled its new Kin social phones. We got a peek at the new devices during a New York press event. Microsoft’s new “Kin” phones come in some very unusual cylindrical boxes. At the launch event, we got to see the boxes that the Kin will come in, as well as the two […]

LAS VEGAS—Though Netflix this week announced plans for remote controls with a dedicated Netflix button, Microsoft announced Wednesday that it is taking the movie service – and its online competitor Hulu – to the controller-free world of Kinect. Best Microsoft MCTS Training – Microsoft MCITP Certification at Certkingdom.com As part of his opening Consumer Electronics […]

Citing the need to continually push forward with the idea of an “open and community-driven” Web, Google has announced that it will remove H.264 playback in its Chrome Web browser. Instead, Google will continue to focus on open codec technologies instead of closed standards, no matter how popular they are. Best Microsoft MCTS Training – […]

Microsoft’s Tim Sneath taunted Google this week for dropping H.264 video support in its Chrome web browser in a satirical blog post that frames the company as a language dictator. In his post, “An Open Letter from the President of the United States of Google,” Sneath, who is director of the Windows and Silverlight “technical […]

With earlier versions of Office, users had some handy though fairly limited tools for sharing documents. Realizing that few important documents are produced by a single person these days, Microsoft has significantly beefed up its collaboration tools, many of which are at the heart of Office’s transformation from a suite to a system that goes […]