Google released a new version of their chat client Google Talk titled Google Talk Labs Edition. If you want to take it for a test ride you can download it here.
But before you download. Here are my opinions about it after I installed it today.
The looks of the client are somewhat different from it’s predecessors […]
While most of us are still stuck with dual-core microchips (if that), Intel is prepping to launch a six-core processor in the second half of 2008. While the company currently offers a few four-core, or quad-core, models of its chips, most currently-sold machines still come with the more affordable dual-core CPUs installed.
The six-core chip is […]
Not long after Steve Jobs thumbed his nose at Flash Lite for the iPhone, Microsoft says it’ll go ahead and license the pared-down version of Flash for its smartphones.
For chatters using the Windows Mobile version of Internet Explorer, that’ll mean fewer Web pages that say “This browser does not support Flash,” along with more embedded […]
In the initial span of time for the use of Internet, the terms “computer conferencing” and “web conferencing” were generally used to specify to group discussions that were conducted within a message board (through posted messages) i.e. they were not live. But with the advancement of technology, the term has grown to refer particularly to […]
Organizations that have attained a high level of information security can bring down such spending by 2008. Conversely organizations, which have not been able to reach a certain level of security or have not invested enough, may have to spend a greater part of their budget on security during the next few years.
In 2006, the […]
Just a few years ago, web-based learning through PCs was seen as revolutionary. Companies could put their orientations and ongoing trainings on line and all employees would get standardized learning. Soon, with the spread of wifi, router-based, and satellite wireless networks, people could tap into this type of training while on the run. A salesperson […]
Latest version of Adobe Flash Player which happens to be version 9 supports H.264 video support. HD6DVD high definition video players, Blu-ray all these make use of the same standard
It makes use of ActionScript 3.0, which is a very powerful object-oriented programming language of the Adobe® Flash® Player runtime environment. Using ActionScript 3.0, developers can […]
USB, has been one of the biggest and most widely used success story in the history of computing. When the USB’s came into existence, the slow serial and parallel cables used for transferring and storing data was replaced by faster technology, which came at a cheaper cost and with an added advantage of low power […]
Are you losing sleep on the thought of your competitors using your next major concept? A new software program is available that you can use to prepare confidentiality agreements and thereby save on legal fees. This is a customizable program called ConfidentialityWizard from Neustel Software and helps users to prepare highly specific terms of agreement. […]
Chairman and CEO of Dell, Michael Dell recently launched the company’s new line of desktop and notebook computers aimed particularly at businesses that have lesser than 25 employees. This line called ‘Vostro’ has features like data backup, network setup, and PC maintenance that will greatly aid such organizations lacking IT specialists.
Vostro in Latin means “yours”. […]