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TwitterSo you have recently switched from Windows Xp to Windows 7 and finding it difficult to change simple settings like System settings, keyboard & Mouse settings, managing user accounts, starting various Windows tools etc. Well then here is Windows 7 In a Box to rescue you.
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Windows 7 In Box – All Windows 7 Settings at One Place
November 16th, 2009 
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Posted in Tech News 
Tags: Double Click, Download Windows, Drive Windows, Frustration, Install Windows, Keyboard Amp, Keyboard Mouse, Microsoft, Mouse Settings, New Operating System, Parental Controls, System Settings, Usb Drive, User Accounts, Windows Download, Windows Tools, Windows Xp, Xp Windows 
No Comments »Profiling Windows Mobile ( Part I): Does Dual platform make sense?
August 25th, 2009 admin Windows Mobile is old. The basic UI and underlying technology is the same today as it has been for years. Windows Mobile is not exactly the best mobile solution around. Neither is it “exactly profitable” according to Steve Ballmer! All too often Microsoft has been accused of not having a coherent Mobile strategy.
Posted in Tech News Tags: Android, Iphone, Microsoft, Operating Systems, Windows Mobile No Comments »Microsoft:Difficult moving ahead of IE 6 and XP
August 24th, 2009 admin Microsoft has the likes of Linux, Apple, Google, Mozilla as competition on the OS and browser fronts. However, if July figures of browser market shares from net applications are to be believed, Windows XP and IE6 are the biggest threats to Microsoft! In them, Microsoft deals with an Operating System and Browser that refuse to die (much to Microsoft’s discomfort)!MS is all the way up-to IE8 and IE8 is splashing around as the safest amongst browsers (Read here).
Posted in Tech News Tags: Browsers, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Operating Systems, WIndows No Comments »Is Internet Explorer 8 the safest browser?
August 24th, 2009 admin Tests by NSS Labs comparing popular browsers for their ability to block web sites pushing malware and phishing have put IE 8 on the top of the other 4 browsers tested: Apple Safari 4, Google Chrome 2, Mozilla Firefox 3, Opera 10 Beta.While the modest 80’s is a good score compared to the others, it still isn’t enough to make up for a secure net browssing experience.
Posted in Tech News Tags: Browsers, Chrome, Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft, Mozilla, Opera, Safari No Comments »How Popular Website Designs Looked Like In Late 90’s
August 14th, 2009 admin Google.com in 1998Microsoft.com in 1999Apple.com in 1999Yahoo.com in 1999Hotmail.com in 1999 Sony.com in 1997BBC.co.uk in 1998Amazon.com in 1999MSN.com in 1999Adobe.com in 1998 Altavista.com in 1999
Posted in Tech News Tags: Adobe, Altavista, Apple, Bbc, Bbc Co Uk, Bbc Uk, Google, Interesting, Microsoft, Msn, Sony, Uk Amazon, Website Designs, Yahoo, Yahoo Hotmail No Comments »The future of social media (in context of the Facebook – Friendfeed marriage)
August 14th, 2009 admin The Facebook and the Friendfeed marriage could have much larger future implications on social networking, content indexing and real time search. In the triangulur contest between Google, Facebook and Twitter, each of these players had one big speciality. Facebook has bad search for the vast quantity of content generated by its users worldwide.
Posted in Tech News Tags: Aggregates, Aim, Beta Testing, Breaking News, Consumers, Core Asset, Facebook, Fundamental Impact, Google, Incorporation, Marriage, Micro-Blogging, Microsoft, Real Time, Rest Of The World, Search, Search Engine, Social Networking, Stream Of Consciousness, Time Search, Time Stream, Twitter No Comments »Yahoo: The road forward?
August 6th, 2009 admin A new era at Yahoo began the minute when Carol Bartz signed the agreement with Microsoft, giving the right to conduct searches on Yahoo’s huge network of Web sites to Microsoft in exchange for 88 percent of the revenue generated by Microsoft’s Bing. Having finally offloaded its search business to Microsoft; all Yahoo has to do is figure out what comes next.
Would MS Azure start a new new cloud price war?
July 30th, 2009 admin Earlier today Microsoft unveiled it’s pricing model for its forthcoming Windows Azure cloud services platform. What’s interesting about the pricing model is that they seem to be taking direct aim at Amazon Web Services.To recap, Amazon charges 12.5 cents per hour for a basic Windows Server instance in contrast Microsoft’s stated that their price will be 12 cents.They noted that the service will remain free until November.
