Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Google Docs - Finally Readying Support For Offline Mode

Google Docs Google has already established dominance in the market for cloud-based office suites, with Google Docs, and for months the search engine behemoth has reportedly been testing offline support, but now a member of the Google Docs team confirming that it will begin to unfurl the ability to use the word processor, spreadsheet, and...

Monday, 20 June 2011

Google Launches “Me On The Web” Online Reputation-Management Tool

Google "Me On The Web " With the astronomical boom in social media networking web sites such as Facebook and Twitter, managing your reputation online just got easier with Google's newly released tool, dubbed as “Me on the Web,” to help users manage their online identities. The feature called Me on the Web is a reputation management tool...

Sunday, 19 June 2011

Google Debuts Voice And Image Search For Mobile And Desktop

Google In its relentless quest to maintain its position as the de facto resource for searching information on the Internet, global search engine behemoth Google Inc. debuted an array of enhancements to its flagship search box on Tuesday, with new features for both mobile searchers, desktop searchers adding voice queries, drag-and-drop...

Friday, 17 June 2011

25-year old dies using Chinese phone

25-year old dies using Chinese phone If you happen to be a Chinese phone user, here's a shocking piece of news for you. In one of the most bizarre events, a 25-year old man from the Panchmahal district of Gujarat died after being electrocuted by his China-made phone. The incident occurred when 25-year-old Dhanji Damor was trying to make...

Thursday, 16 June 2011

CIA website hacked

CIA website hacked The public website of the Central Intelligence Agency went down evening as the hacker group Lulz Security said it had launched an attack. Lulz Security has claimed responsibility for recent attacks on the Senate, Sony Corp, News Corp and the US Public Broadcasting System television network. The CIA site initially...

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Microsoft finally loses Word patent battle

Microsoft's Office 2007 Software giant Microsoft finally lost its battle over Word patent with Toronto's i4i Inc. Thursday. Rejecting Microsoft's appeal, the US supreme court upheld the 2009 lower court order against Microsoft to pay $290 million in damages to the Toronto firm for infringing its patent. The Canadian company had taken...

Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Twitter introduces link-shortening feature

Microblogging site Twitter has finally fulfilled users' longtime wish. The company has introduced an automatic URL shortner. A major complaint that many users had with Twiter has been that its 140-letter cap often makes it impossible to include long URLs in tweets. This forced users to use URL shortening services such as bitly. Announcing...
 




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