Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’

Kin Phone Notifications Refresh after a 15 Minute delay

The Microsoft announcement for Kin phone has come to an end. While the launch ceremony discussed the cool and news aspects of the social networking phones, they forgot to mention one important factor, which seems more of an intentional loss of memory. Anyhow here is a bit of a shocker for the social networking enthusiasts, the Kin One and Kin Two refreshes automatically after every 15 minutes.

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Toshiba working on a dual screen Windows Tablet?

Digitimes is upto its leakage ways yet again. This time the sources reports of Toshiba looking to enter into the Tablet arena. The organization is believed to make an entry into the Tablet market with not one but two gadgets. One of the gadgets will run the popular Android OS.

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Google launches Apps Migration Tool for Microsoft Exchange

Google seems to be speeding in the war for products related to software, OS, apps and much more. Just recently announced, the Internet search giant has rolled in a great service for small business users. Users can now switch from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps quietly which seems to be a big challenge for Microsoft Office to stay in the market for long.

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New Windows Phone 7 OS Tablet Concept Photos

The trend of porting a mobile OS to a tablet isn’t a new one at all. After all, mobile OS are much finger-friendly than the full featured OS that we mainly use on our laptops and desktops. Here, designer Umang Dokey has taken inspiration from the same approach and made a concept tablet that runs on Windows Phone 7 OS.

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How to watch MIX10 Keynote Live Online?

MIX, the annual gathering of developers and designers who focus on technologies built by Microsoft from all around the world is about to begin an hour. MIX10, which starts today at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, will continue till 17th March and will comprise of keynotes, seminars and workshops focused on Microsoft-specific technologies such as Windows.

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Windows 7 In Box – All Windows 7 Settings at One Place

So 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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Phishing Filter

Phishing is the fast rising warning on the Internet and a unique way of stealing. It is mainly concerned with the technologically advanced cheating by means of phony Web sites with the purpose to steal precious private information such as user names, passwords, credit card numbers, and Social Security numbers.

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Profiling Windows Mobile ( Part I): Does Dual platform make sense?

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.

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