Blackberry Bold 9900 Set to Buzz UK Market
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 08:27Most awaited BlackBerry Bold 9900 is scheduled to buzz its presence in the UK market on August 16 as Vodafone makes the product available for order.
The BlackBerry claims that the BlackBerry Torch 9810 touch screen device using BlackBerry 7 operating system is enabled to offer a balance between professional as well as personal life.
UK: OnLive to Launch Real-Time Gaming Service
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 08:25Renowned cloud gaming giant, OnLive, has announced to launch its instant-play games service in the UK on September 22.
Originally, the game service was launched in the US, during the last summer, which allows the user to play well-known titles through broadband connection without bothering user to initially download the entire game rather, the code stored on OnLive's servers and the action is streamed in real-time to the user's computer, TV or tablet device via the internet, like a YouTube video.
Virgin Media Announces To Abort Its Services in Westminster Area
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 08:34Virgin media has claimed that the infrastructure rented from BT has no potential to support superfast broadband, cable TV and telephone services, notified ZDNet. The Company has already notified its registered customers about its plans to discontinue services, in Westminster area, and suggested them to switch to some other service provider before January. Virgin media has announced that after 2012, it would not be offering its services in the London borough of Westminster.
Bing A Big Hit Among Its Users
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Wed, 08/10/2011 - 08:32Internet has travelled a long journey to become a vital part of people's life, and also to be recognized as social media. Earlier, the competition was between internet and other Medias like internet versus print, electronic, radio, transitory and many more, but with the passage of time and advancement in the technology, now the competition is among internet search engines.
Microsoft Confirms Disruption in Its Dublin-Based BPOS
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 08:18"A lightning strike hit a transformer from a utility provider to one of our availability zones in Dublin, sparking an explosion and fire", updated Amazon Web Services on its status page at 11pm on Sunday. "The transient electric deviation caused by the explosion was large enough that it propagated to a portion of the phase control system that synchronizes the backup generator plant, disabling some of [the generators]".
Google Plans to Bring Back Bletchley Park’s Website
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 07:33According to reports, seeing the increased controversy, which was linked with the Google Street View service, the Website officials recently claimed that they have planned to finance the re-establishment work, which was related to the historic site- Bletchley Park.
However, Daily Telegraph was the first source, which reported that the Website has commenced a new movement, by which a tricycle would be send to this historical site.
Apple Launches Three New Games For iPhone and iPad
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 21:39On Thursday, Apple launched three new iPhone and iPad games. These three games provided an ample gaming experience to the gamers. The three games have been titles as Cut the Rope, Puerto Rico and Final Fantasy Tactics.
Google Claims More Than 4.5 Million Application Download for May
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Thu, 08/04/2011 - 08:05During the last month, the Research in Motion has claimed that its application had encountered 1 billion downloads, a significant achievement for the Company, dragging it close to its biggest rivals. On the other hand, earlier in the mother, Apple has also notified to cross the 15 billion download mark whereas Google had notified more than 4.5 billion application download through Android market, for the month of May.
Sun Newspaper User Profiles Hacked
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Wed, 08/03/2011 - 07:51With the increasing cybercrime these days, it is hard to know where one’s personal data is safe. According to a recent report, it has been revealed that a hacker has apparently stolen the personal data of a number of users from the Sun Newspaper. The firm has written to a number of users of its website about the same.
Apple Removes MYSQL
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Wed, 08/03/2011 - 07:49There has been a major replacement done by Apple. They have removed MySQL from the upcoming new version of the Mac OS Server. It has been replaced by PostgreSOL. In the last available version, there was MySQL by both, the command line and the GUI. According to the release last week though, the application has totally disappeared from the new version. The one which has been made available works only with command line.
HP Ties With Openstack Open Source Cloud Computing Project
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 08:09Hewlett Packard (HP) has tied up with Rackspace's OpenStack open source cloud computing project. HP has united with its rivals like Dell, Cisco, Intel and Citrix in assisting OpenStack cloud computing project.
This association will be quite effective for HP as it will assist in securing cloud computing solutions for its business clients.
Packetvideo Sues Spotify for Patent Infringement
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Sat, 07/30/2011 - 08:05Spotify has been sued for patent infringement in the US.
PacketVideo has sued Spotify in the U. S. and the Netherlands for allegedly violating US patent 5,636,276. PacketVideo deals in developing software to help people wirelessly listen to music and watch video.
PacketVideo has notified that a patent which was secured in the year 1997 after acquiring Switzerland-based Company Basel was related to "distribution of music in digital form" and Spotify has used its patented technology in cloud-based music service.
3 UK Partners with Nokia to Create an Application Based System
Submitted by Ananda Majumdar on Sat, 07/09/2011 - 08:563 UK has partnered up with Nokia’s Ovi in order to provide a section on their phone called “Three Likes” which includes a choice of 40 applications that are recommending by 3 UK. The application will offer three different applications every week and can range from entertainment to gaming and news.
Skype now available on Android
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Fri, 07/01/2011 - 05:24Skype has announced that it is going to update Skype for Android app and would be including Skype Video Calls in the list. With the help of this facility, the users of Skype could talk to millions at an affordable price with help of Skype Credit.
Similar kind of service is provided by Apple's FaceTime, but unlike that Skype has allowed its customers to use both Wi-Fi and 3G and that will allow them to be free from the hotspot of their homes.
Google comes out with Google+
Submitted by Mahendra Bahal on Fri, 07/01/2011 - 05:16Search engine giant, Google is retrying its hands in social networking and this time has named its service Google+. It has also claimed that the new service is dramatically different from the ones that were earlier presented by it or any other player in the market.
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