Posts Tagged ‘applications’

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    10 awesome hidden features of Facebook
    Facebook hacks or mods to reveal hidden features. We share 10 awesome hidden facebook features that usually are there right on our social networking page but we ignore them. Facebook that we’d share with you. 1. See people’s limited profile without adding as a friend Suppose you wanna add someone in your Facebook friends but you can’t view his/her profile....
    by Sushil at July 18th, 2010 at 07:07 am
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    “Arc Touch Mouse” surfaces – Microsoft to launch multi-touch mouse?
    Microsoft might be introducing a multi-touch mouse of its own tomorrow as several European retailers (specifically those in Norway and Denmark) have begun publishing listings for a product dubbed the “Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse” with the product code RVF-00003. Notably Microsoft also registered the domain “arctouchmouse.com” late March which is...
    by Sushil at July 2nd, 2010 at 01:07 am
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    Lenovo L2230x Wide and ThinkVision L2321x Wide LCD Monitors
    Lenovo introduces two new LCD monitors, the L2230x Wide and the ThinkVision L2321x Wide. The L2230x Wide combines a port replicator and a 21.5-inch display, making it an ideal monitor for laptop. It connects to peripherals through USB and is the first to allow direct plug in of an Ethernet cable. Lenovo’s ThinkVision L2321x Wide, on the other hand, is a “duo”...
    by Sushil at June 13th, 2010 at 10:06 pm
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    Panasonic TH-47LF20U and TH-42LF20U Full HD LCD Displays for Digital Signage
    Panasonic announced its LF20 Series Full HD LCD displays, the TH-47LF20U and TH-42LF20U that are the company’s first professional LCD models for general-purpose signage. The 47-inch TH-47LF20U and 42-inch TH-42LF20U both come with a Full HD 1920
    by Sushil at June 11th, 2010 at 04:06 am
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    Microsoft’s applications on Windows Phone 7 Series not Silverlight-based
    Following a lead from a xda-developers.com forum thread whose users have analyzed the Windows Phone 7 Series emulator ROM with CSI-like forensics, a question that is now obvious in retrospect was raised, “are Microsoft’s own applications on Windows Phone 7 Series based on the same development platform it exposes to third parties, Silverlight?” As I...
    by Sushil at March 17th, 2010 at 01:03 am
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    Internet Explorer 9 takes the lead, again, for now
    About six months ago at Microsoft PDC09, Dean Hachamovitch revealed Internet Explorer 9 for the first time and teased a relatively new browser rendering technique based on Direct2D, at the time. Barely weeks after, Mozilla also showed off their implementation of Direct2D rendering in a nightly build of Firefox. Now at MIX10 Microsoft once again showed off a bunch of...
    by Sushil at March 16th, 2010 at 02:03 pm
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    Microsoft says Windows Phone 7 Series Marketplace will be “objective”
    As news came out of Microsoft MIX10 that application deployment on Windows Phone 7 Series will be limited to only the Marketplace, lightbulbs started lighting up on what side-effects this might have on third-party application developments on the platform. I took the chance to clear up some of those concerns in a meeting with a Microsoft representative today. An obvious...
    by admin at March 15th, 2010 at 08:03 pm
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    Geosense for Windows: location, location, location
    Unless you’ve been living under a rock without any GPS reception, you might have heard of location-based applications. From the fun to the useful, letting software know where you are in the world is a powerful way to make information more relevant, but why should smartphones have all the fun? Half a year ago, Firefox 3.5 introduced support for geolocation, a feature...
    by at March 1st, 2010 at 01:03 am
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    Windows Phone 7 Series live demonstration
    Tom Warren and I just got out of a short but sweet private demonstration of Windows Phone 7 Series in a series of dungeon-like rooms here at Mobile World Congress 2010. Suffice to say the Zune HD-like user experience looks even better upfront and personal. Here’s a bunch of closeup photos of the phone, user interface and a Microsoft representative’s hands. One...
    by Sushil at February 15th, 2010 at 12:02 pm
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    Make Adobe Reader shine like it should under 64-bit Windows 7/Vista
    When faced with a buggy piece of software, most users probably work-around the problems in silence, others might voice the issue at the developers, but there’s also a growing minority who whip out their development tools and attempt to fix it themselves. In the case of the broken Adobe Reader 9.0 PDF preview and thumbnail handler on 64-bits versions of Windows...
    by Sushil at February 4th, 2010 at 11:02 am
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