Evernote, the popular note-taking software has crossed a huge milestone today; 5 million active and kicking users. Evernote, is definitely one of the best note-taking software which is available for multiple platforms including Windows, Mac OS X, iPhone and Android.
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Google is trying to discourage users from importing contact information into Facebook, by highlighting the closed nature of the popular social network.
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Google and Google Chrome have tied by with AirTran, Delta and Virgin America to provide free in-flight Wi-Fi to flyers through the holiday season.
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Users will now be able to surf the internet and make video calls from Mount Everest. No more fooling your wife that you were climbing the mountain while you were busy playing golf.
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Mozilla has confirmed that the RC as well as final build of Firefox 4 won’t arrive until early 2011.
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Yahoo has updated it’s mail service after five years and is promising a faster, safer and a more social experience.
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Compelling evidence dug up by an user suggests that Digg has been gaming its system to benefit its publisher partners, even as Digg looks to develop a new strategy to halt its decline.
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Mozilla has failed to put a check on Firefox 4′s schedule slippage, and as a result might not be able to release Firefox 4 by the end of the year.
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Opera 11 alpha is here, and introduces support for extensions along with speed and usability improvements.
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Apple will launch a new version of iLife, an updated MacBook Air and possibly OS X 10.7 (Lion) later tonight.
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Less than 5% of the IPv4 address reserves is left, even as IPv6 adoption is still in its infancy.
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Mozilla has announced its own Open Web App Store, that will distribute applications created using existing web technologies.
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A pre release candidate (rc) build of Windows 7 SP 1 (Service Pack 1) has been leaked and is available on torrent websites for download.
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Google has cars with drive automatically without needing a driver. Google uses robotics technology to drive cars automatically.
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