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    MSI to Challenge Skype for VoIP Market Share
    The already competitive VoIP market is all set to hot up with entry of MSI’s VoIP product. MSI’s video frame phone, CEBIT sports a large touch screen along with robust networking support. The hybrid phone is powered on Android platform. It supports video conferencing, instant messaging, DECT and other networking possibilities. The phone is equipped with two USB ports,...
    by bunny at March 9th, 2010 at 08:03 pm
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    Google Chrome For Businesses- Coming Soon!
    Google is all set to introduce the business version of Google Chrome in high end professional laptops. Google is negotiating with leading PC and tablet manufacturers across the globe. Chrome would be available in two versions –for enterprise users and home users. Analysts, believe that this will give Google much needed flexibility and a larger market cap going forward....
    by bunny at March 9th, 2010 at 05:03 am
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    iPhone 3.0 Update Messed Up
    Recent software update 3.0 from Apple for iPhone 3G & 3GS has messed up music and video applications of users. As soon as they connect iPhone with their iTunes the users lose their place in every audio book, podcast and video. This bug should essentially be fixed as soon as possible. The problem occurs as soon as iPhone is synched. At certain instances, post synching...
    by bunny at March 7th, 2010 at 12:03 am
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    Unleashing Mac OS X Snow Leopard
    The new Mac OS X Snow Leopard -10.6 from Apple promises utmost simplicity and ease of usage. Apple’s development team has focused on delivering better features on an already established and stable Mac OS X platform. Snow leopard would be available commercially pretty soon. It can be easily administered and installed over the existing Mac platforms. The Central dispatch...
    by bunny at March 5th, 2010 at 04:03 pm
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    Apple Enters DTH’s Arena
    Apple’s iTV promises to be a wireless device which would connect to iTunes library, integrate with TV broadcasting networks and other music or podcasts. There are endless entertainment possibilities with Apple’s iTV. Users can purchase movies and music directly through Apple TV. The purchased musicals or videos would then auto populate in the iTunes library. Apple...
    by bunny at March 2nd, 2010 at 11:03 pm
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    Microsoft – Losing Sheen
    Microsoft seems to have lost its sheen. With their new Windows 7 OS platform it is earning more criticism than customer appreciation. Windows 7 platform needs at least 2GB RAM and heft hardware requirements to run smoothly. With their every product release, the system requirements need to be upgraded. Unlike Macintosh, Windows platform is more prone to malicious attacks...
    by bunny at March 1st, 2010 at 02:03 pm
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    Apple iPod Classic – Do We Really Need It?
    iPod classic promises that now you won’t miss out on things that excite you.  It would be available in 120 GB versions and slated to house-in – videos, images, music and whole lot of other features. It is estimated that it can accommodate close to 30,000 songs. Like most of Apple’s product it can be integrated on the go with iTunes and songs could be transferred...
    by bunny at March 1st, 2010 at 12:03 pm
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    Windows 7 Phone. Is it Yet Another Smartphone OS?
    Microsoft never  got it right with the names. The inconvenient  name might  be old-school  Microsoft, but  the Windows Phone 7 Series is more Zune than Windows Mobile 6.5. Fresh, would be the word to describe it. Thanks to the massive design team (one of the biggest for any Microsoft product), the UI is clean, slick and simple. And yes, they weren’t trying...
    by vijay at February 17th, 2010 at 08:02 am
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    Motorola Investing To Improve Multitouch Technology
    Motorola’s venture capital arm invested an undisclosed amount in  Sensitive Object, a company that has developed multitouch technology which is supposed to represent the future of touch-based user interfaces. Sensitive Object has developed technology that uses acoustics, rather than optical, resistive or capacitive technologies, to run the touch mechanism. When...
    by nawed at December 7th, 2009 at 02:12 am
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    Square From Jack Dorsey The Peer 2 Peer Payment System For Smartphones
    The Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey has started a new company called Square to develop a payment service and portable device which allows merchants to accept payments and customers to track purchases via mobile phones. The service depends on a card scanner which plugs into an audio input jack and it also offer features such as photo authentication and mobile receipt delivery,...
    by nawed at December 7th, 2009 at 01:12 am
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