• Fiat’s “Grandae Punto” the next generation car of India

    Fiat India is planning to launch “Fiat Grande Punto” shortly in india by the end of may-09. Fiat Punto was Designed by the famous Giorgetto Giugiaro of Italian design, Fiat Grande Punto would be a sporty look with host of practical features of design, comfort, safety. Grande punto will compete with Maruthi swift,…

  • Microsoft charged with Monopoly abuse again

    Software giant Microsoft has been charged with abusing the Monopoly in the Operating system segment.  The latest verdict from the European Commission charges Microsoft of harming healthy competition by bundling Internet Explorer (IE) with its flagship Operating System – Windows. Microsoft’s IE, continues to be, by far the most used…

  • Apple’s CEO going on medical leave

    Steve Jobs, the charismatic Apple’s CEO, is learnt to be moving on a medical leave in the wake of his deteriorating health.  Questions have been raised on the issue of the software giant’s succession with Steve going on such long leave. Only in the last week had Steve assured the…

  • Microsoft investing in Multitouch company N-trig

    Microsoft is learnt to have been investing in a multi-touch technology company called N-trig, based in Israel.  N-trig’s technology enabled computers are supposed to accept inputs from a touch pen or a finger.  It is also expected to support multitouch, simultaneously recognizing contact from multiple fingers, enabling gestures such as…

  • One out of Seven SSL certificates are weak : Netcraft

    How secure your website?, asks Netcraft network-monitoring firm.  According to the reports from Netcraft, one out of seven SSL (Secure Socket Layer) Digital Certificates are weak. According to the survey by Netcraft, the vast certificates in the internet issued by RapidSSL – now owned by VeriSign are prone to security…

  • Fake CNN site spreads trojans !

    An new phishing email is circulated in the internet, which looks like from CNN website. But it is not so. Its a phishing email that links to a fake CNN website offerring an video content of  Israel-Hamas conflict, but instead hosts a trojan that can steal sensitive informations from the user…

  • Sandisk’s speedy solid state drives at CES

    SanDisk Corp on Thursday rolled out a family of what it called the world’s fastest multi-level cell, solid-state hard drives. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, SanDisk showed off its new G3 series SSDs, designed as drop-in replacements for hard disk drives in notebook computers.SSDs are viewed by…

  • Windows 7 to be available for download this week – Steve Ballmer announces at CES

    Steve Ballmer has announced that the Windows 7 Beta1 will available for download sooner this week, possibly by Jan 9th itself.   Delivering the keynote at CES 2009, the Microsoft head declared that “Our TechNet and MSDN customers can get Windows 7 Beta 1 right now.” The rest of the world…

  • CES 2009 to kick off today

    The CES 2009, World’s largest consumer electronics fair, is all set to kick off from today at Las Vegas.  The fair is an annual tech showcase event with participation from all the major technology players worldwide.  This time it is being arranged from Jan 8 -Jan 11 of 2009.  …

  • Google & Baidu apologies to chinese government.

    Major search engine gaint Google & famous chinese search engine Baidu has apologised on Wednesday after chinese government blamed them of spreading search links that lead to pornographic contents. Chinese government raised their concern over pornography early this week and accused 19 Internet companies, including Google & Baidu. Chinese government…

  • Apple Drops Copy Protection of iTunes Songs

    After a big controversy, Apple Inc. planned to drop copy-protection of itune songs. Copy protection software, known for rights management protects users from sharing their songs bought from famous iTunes store. This rule created an inconvenience among the music fans, that prevented them from moving their own songs between devices….

  • Recycle your old mobiles – Says Nokia

    As we all ware that, electronic goods that are not recycled properly will harm the environment. As an initiative to create Greener World, Nokia has launched a program in India called “Take Back”. Do you have a unsed mobiles & its accessories, “We will take it back” says Nokia’s “Take…

  • Microsoft Lay off rumours pick up

    CNET News reports that Microsoft might be planning for big lay offs in the month of January.  Rumours have started pouring on the expected number of cuts including a private blog entry report which puts up the number as high as 15000, which amounts to roughly 17% of the software…

  • China Warns Google & Baidu on pornography

    China has the World’s largest internet users, which ranges from 240 million to 250 million.  To purify the internet culture, china has issued a rule to ban all the pornography websites, blogs, forums, video sharing, cummunity websites & search engines.  This rule includes the leading search engine gaint Google &…

  • Startup makes Android a Desktop OS

    Matthaus Krzykowski and Daniel Hartmann, the founders of the startup Mobile-facts, have been successful in giving a makeover to the Google’s smartphone operating system, Android, as a desktop operating system. Surprisingly the duo took only about four hours of work to compile Android for the netbook. In an interview to…

  • Wikipedia raises 6 million dollar fund

    The Web’s most comprehensive open encyclopaeida, the Wikipedia has reached its  fund raising goal.  The Wikimedia foundation, which is the non profit foundation behind Wikipedia has raised 6.2 Million US dollars as funds from contributors. Jimmy Wales, the founder of this foundation had appealed for support in late December.  The…

  • China sentences 11 for Software Piracy

    A court in Shenzhen, China has reportedly sentenced 11 members with the defendants getting between one and a half and six and half years in prison, according to Microsoft. The sentences included the longest sentences handed down for software piracy in China’s history, the company said in a press release….

  • Zune stopped working last day of the year

    Many of the Microsoft’s music player Zune has reportedly been frozen and seized to operate from yesterday.  Reports tell that some users complained the problem happened at exactly midnight PST, at the very beginning of the last day of the year. Apparently the 30 GB models of Zune have been…