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If you are thinking that this news is a scam then don't because this is a hard truth. The newly launched Windows 7 is available for Rs. 50 per CD. Yes even before Microsoft's user upgrade packs could even hit the market, pirated copies of Windows 7 are already on sales in market. And this is not just the case in metros, even smaller cities also have pirated copies of Windows 7 for sales. That is not counting a number of sources on the internet where it can be downloaded from.
Free Windows 7 Login Changer
With the free software you can change Windows 7 logon screen and see the results inmediatly. Plus, you can add a collection of pictures and change between them at a specified interval. Images formats supported: Bitmap (BMP), Portable Network Graphics (PNG), Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPG), and Graphics Interchange Format (GIF). It is completley free and it has no spyware, virus or any other malware.
Program Details:
Licence: Freeware
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Approval of non-Latin website addresses is 'biggest technical change to internet'
The approval of website addresses using non-Latin characters has been described as the ''biggest technical change to the internet'' since its creation 40 years ago.
Internet addresses using scripts such as Hebrew, Hindi and Korean will be available by mid-2010 after their use was approved on Friday by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) board at a meeting in Seoul, South Korea.
Nations and territories will be able to apply for internet address endings reflecting their name and using their national language from November 16, when ICANN's Internationalised Domain Name (IDN) fast track process begins.
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 with new UX interface is the most powerful Android phone yet
Yesterday, we stumbled upon a new video of the Rachael UI that the upcoming Android-packing Sony Ericsson Xperia X3 was supposed to have. Well, the company launched the phone today and changed two things while at it: First, it’s now called the Xperia X10 (presumably so that it isn’t confused with the Nokia X3) and second, the Rachael UI has now been renamed the UX (short for User eXperience), due to some legal loopholes.
Friday, November 6, 2009
Windows 7 or Ubuntu 9.10 - Which one Best
Over the past few days I’ve been thinking quite a bit about the differences between Microsoft’s latest Windows 7 and Canonical’s Ubuntu 9.10.
Specifically, I’ve been thinking about the strengths and weaknesses of each of the operating systems. Is a free operating system really as good as one that you pay for?
Let’s take a look at several aspects of using operating systems and examine the various strengths and weaknesses of each OS.
Special: 40th birthday Internet- 20 Milestones in the net's Development
The first message was sent across Arpanet exactly 40 years ago, on 29 October 1969. We look at a few of the milestones in its development.
The birthday is one of many that could have been picked
– the name “internet” is only 35 years old, for instance, while the first
email was sent 45 years ago.
But Arpanet, the defence computer network that grew accidentally into the
all-encompassing, era-defining, economy-changing,
amusing-pictures-of-cats-facilitating behemoth that is today’s internet,
seems as good a place to start as any.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Motorola DROID Review
The deed is complete and the joining of two unfamiliar players has come to fruition – finally. Verizon Wireless has held out long enough from embracing the Android camp because of the fear losing complete control in the way apps and media are carefully handled on their devices. It's been too long that customers were given only a single outlet for most of their needs with Verizon tacking on software like V-Cast music, VZ Navigator, and VZAppStore – all locking down the user experience. Now that the marriage between these two unlikely names is set in stone, it's a refreshing site to witness on sore eyes that Verizon has come to grasp Android and its community of open development.
Windows 7 gets 4% market share in 2 weeks; pirated sales at Rs. 50 lakh in India
There’s some good news for Microsoft today. According to OSNews, the company’s latest operating system, Windows 7, has already garnered almost 4 per cent market share since its launch on October 20.
The figures, released by analysts NetApplications, state that before its release, the Release Candidate and Beta versions of Win7 had got a market share of around 1.5-2 per cent, which has steadily risen in the past 10 days. Compared to Win7’s 3.67% as of November 1, Mac OSX had a market share figure of around 5.67% and Linux came in at 0.96%. Windows Vista and XP still dominate the market.
287.1 Million Phones Shipped in Q3!
The global mobile phone market has reportedly seen some increase in the third quarter of the ongoing year, although it still remained lower than in the third quarter of last year. IDC’s Worldwide Mobile Phone Tracker shows that the mobile phone shipments in the time frame totaled 287.1 million units all around the world, showing a 6 percent decrease when compared to the same quarter a year ago, though registering a growth of 5.6% from the second quarter 2009.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Sony Ericsson Launches 3 Smartphones in India – Satio, Aino, & Yari
Sony Ericsson has launched three new smartphones in market named Satio, Aino and Yari with price ranging between Rs.16,950 and Rs.35,950. Each of them specialized in Multimedia and Gaming experience.
Sony Ericsson Satio
