Microsoft has revealed that netbook manufacturers looking to ship the new Windows 7 operating system on their products will need to agree to some fairly hefty restrictions to keep the Redmond giant happy.
The UK’s tech love-affair has the capacity to add an extra £100 per year to each household’s electricity bills according to a report in the Guardian. Particular culprits include plasma
Reports are surfacing online confirming that Microsoft has removed access to its Windows Live MSN services for residents in several embargoed countries, the full list of those effected includes Syria, Cuba, Iran and North Korea.
Philips has recently unveiled the new SPC1330NC 2-megapixel, 90Fps webcam, promising HD quality for the home market.
Think back to my post on the bitch fight between Microsoft and Apple, I didn’t know what outcome would occur i.e. would it improve microsoft’s sales or would it improve Apple’s sales.
In a time when it feels like we have decreasing amounts of time on our hands, one company has developed a gadget intended to make reading just that little bit quicker
The latest developer release of Google’s new browser, Chrome, however, come with vastly improved APIs and developer tools that allow keen developers to create applications attached to the newly-released browser.
Being the type of person that reads tech blogs and articles, you are know that the latest version of Microsoft Office is scheduled to ship in 2010. They have decided in the Microsoft imagination marketing department, to call it Office 2010. This will be the thirteenth version, but Microsoft have decided to miss the number thirteen out, and go straight to fourteen for superstitious reasons. Perhaps they need to do a bit more than renaming there code to miss the curse of the thirteen.
