Microoft has already started working on Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and is planning to release the first beta build early next year.
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Image Resizer allows users to resize a single picture or a group of pictures from the right click context menu.
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Taskbar Meters is a pair of tiny utilities for Windows 7 which utilizes the taskbar for a novel purpose – displaying system resource usage.
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Earlier today, Google unveiled its new onebox for music related searches. As expected, Google will will be offering song previews supplied by Lala.com and iLike.com.
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Fileinspect Sidebar Gadget is a free gadget for Windows Vista and 7 from Auslogic which allows you to quickly spot resource intensive processes.
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Forty years ago on this day the internet came into existence, as two computers in University of California (UCLA) and Stanford Research Institute were connected.
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An improved typing speed can go a long way towards boosting one’s productivity. And the best thing is that, you don’t need to join expensive classes to improve your typing speed. Free utilities like Rapid Typing Tutor can help you in improving on your own.
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Earlier today, Opera Software released Opera 10.01 for desktop. The new build patches three security vulnerabilities and is a recommended update.
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Mozilla has released FIrefox 3.0.15 and Firefox 3.5.4 which includes multiple security, performance and stability fixes.
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Portable applications are great since they don’t need to be installed and can be carried on a USB device. However, for people who have several dozen applications on their system, portable applications can be slightly inconvenient. Most portable applications don’t provide any option to create start menu entry or desktop shortcuts. In other words, if [...]
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Earlier today Android SDK Tech lead Xavier Ducrohet announced Android 2.0 support in the SDK. Android 2.0 (codenamed Éclair) introduces a host of new features.
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The latest Facebook virus is masquerading as Facebook password reset e-mails. This particular e-mail claims that your Facebook password was reset to protect you and the new password has been attached to the e-mail. As you may expect, once the attachment is opened your PC will be infected with malware.
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Tilera announces world’s first 100-core general purpose processors with enhanced performance and reduced power consumption.
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Later this week, the internet is expected to undergo one of the biggest changes in its history as ICANN gets ready to approve non-Latin web addresses.
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