The Windows Live Messenger Library is a JavaScript client library which allows third parties to securely provide web based instant messaging to their users. Developers can build presence-enabled instant messaging applications that web site visitors can use to interact with each other as well as with Windows Live Messenger client users. They can define the look & feel to create their own IM experience.
Siafu is a PC designed to give sight-challenged people a more intuitive computing experience. It gives digitally tactile interface that completely revolutionizes the way that blind people interact with a computer.
GOS posted an interesting post which includes a video ad created by Saatchi & Saatchi Moscow to promote Gmail in Russia. I thought you might like this.
Today I was gathering some video's from YouTube, suddenly the site was inaccessible for me, I thought this may be a problem of my internet connection, but when I tried other sites, they were working normally.
I searched for information about this problem on Digg, I found some peoples were saying that was DNS highjack, where news.com only reports it was down for around 40 minutes, no one knows what is the actual problem was.
Click Forensics has released some data on click fraud (fake clicks on Internet ads) in the fourth quarter of 2007 and for the full year. According to this data, nearly one out of every three clicks on a Google or Yahoo ad is fraudulent - TechCrunch.
Click Forensics also released the handy heat map which shows the countries where the most click fraud is originating. The greatest percentage of click fraud originating from countries outside North America came from India (4.3 percent) Germany (3.9 percent) and South Korea (3.7 percent).
ZDNet reports, Yesterday some people got a surprise - Windows Vista SP1 coming down the Windows Update pipes. Turns out someone at Microsoft flipped the wrong switch.
..Today, a build of SP1 was posted to Windows Update and it was inadvertently made available to a broad group. The build was intended only for our more technically advanced testers, and was meant to only be offered to those with a specific registry key set on their PC. For general availability, we are still planning to make SP1 broadly available in the mid-March timeframe.
The most popular open-source web browser "Firefox" crossed the 500 million downloads. The Firefox was originally named Phoenix and the 1.0 version was released in November 2004. In September 2007 Firefox crossed 400 million mark and today it reached the milestone. Users will soon get the latest version 3.0 of Firefox.
It's a funny 8-bit animation from VideoJug. This video explains how to deal with the typical kinds of things that happen in an online forum.
YouTube world's no.1 video sharing website powered by the search engine giant Google. Today I stumbled upon a website and I found an interesting high resolution logo of YouTube which is rare on Internet, so I thought to share it with you(tube) . You may also want to see High Resolution (3600x1500) Google Logo.
Nokia unveiled a echo-friendly phone at the Mobile World Congress. This phone is a concept phone named "Remade". This phone is designed to explore how recycled materials could be used to make mobiles in the future.
Every object in the world is becoming compact, that surfboard you never seem to find the time to use just takes up more and more space. Nicholas Notara has decided to devote some time to the problem and has created the collapsible surfboard.
ARM, the British chipmaker, recently unveiled the prototype of Google Phone at MWC. This prototype runs on unfinished Android platform. The keypad just looks like the palm devices.
Nokia announced a beta version of Nokia Maps 2.0 at Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, Spain. This new version of navigation system combines the features of satellite images and multimedia city guides.
Taking maps and navigation experience to the next level, Nokia introduced the new feature called Walk - pedestrian navigation, in addition to Drive - world class car navigation, multimedia city guides, satellite maps and other innovative features.
The iWave Cube a little microwave measures one cubic foot (about the size of a Kleenex box), and weighs just 12 pounds. You still need to plug it in, so there's a limit to how far you can run. The iWave Cube comes in black, red or silver, and retails for $130.
Sony Ericsson officially announced the W980 aka Alona, a Walkman phone that promises to get the most out of your music with its unique audio enhancing technology. This latest Walkman phone brings 8GB of internal storage. This phone is designed to allow you to listen to music as it should be heard, supposed to be true to the original recording. It has a built-in FM transmitter which enables you to send to send whatever’s playing on your phone to any other devices that has an FM radio receiver. So playing music through your cars stereo will be fun while traveling.
This video will guide you to obtain Windows XP Product Key from the Installation CD.
Gmail always want to be the best and unique by providing great services to their users. They are constantly building and testing new features, last month they introduced a new feature, Creating personal Mailing list through Contact Manager. By the popular demand from users, they have added many features like free automated forwarding, signature options, IMAP Access.
Who Is The Owner is free online tool which let you find out the owner of any Domain quickly and easily. This tool finds the info about the owner by querying more than 350 whois servers around the world.
You just have to simply type in any domain name and you will get all the available information about the owner i.e. Name, Address, Phone etc.
Microsoft just announced a new pair of Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000. The new 6000 wireless mouse offers 2.4 GHz wireless technology with up to 30-foot range. The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 sacrifices a bit of portability for a rechargeable batteries -- with a horizontal charging dock to host the mouse when times are rough and juice is scarce.
Microsoft has announced today that Windows Vista SP1 has been released to manufacturing. SP1 will be available in only five languages, English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese. It will be available in other languages in April.
It will address the key issues that users have identified in Vista over the last year. As Microsoft said, they have made great progress in performance, reliability and compatibility. It will bring more new improvements that are based on the feedback of customers.
There is no need to say how many of you act immediately If anyone say "Who Else wants the MacBook Air for Free!". So people, here is a great news for you that The Boy Genius Report (BGR) is giving away the fabulous prize a brand new MacBook Air (1.6GHz, 80GB) to one lucky reader. They aren't asking so much in this giveaway. All you have to do to enter is drop a comment on their MacBook Air giveaway! post and they will pick one lucky winner at random.
Here are the simple rules to enter.
A small utility called Your CPL will allow you to add programs of your choices to your Control Panel. This utility is compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP. This utility comes is a package containing four files. You have to move YourCPL.cpl and YourCPLconfig.txt to the Windows system folder. for instance in Windows XP that both files need to be moved in to system32 folder.
The file YourCPLconfig.txt contains the information of those programs which are to be added to Control Panel. By default you will find a example entry of Windows Registry Editor in this file for your convenience.
Fonts in Internet Explorer are not displaying as clear as you want (they look blurry)?, it is all because of the ClearType feature of Internet Explorer 7.
I found, the same problem was appearing in Microsoft Frontpage.
ClearType is a subpixel rendering technology developed by Microsoft to improve your readability of text over LCD monitors (Such as Laptop screens or Flat Panel Screens). Sometimes ClearType can appear Blurry on CRT monitors. By default ClearType is turned on in Internet Explorer 7.
Now you can give what ever shape you want to your mouse. Lite-On Technology's Moldable Mouse can be squeezed into any shape you want, many peoples have suffered wrist injuries from the extensive use of mouse in a fixed position. Hope this mouse will eliminate this problem with its unique feature.
