Are you sure that your laptop is completely protected against scuffs and crash dent? To shelter your laptop UMPC has brought ” Protective Laptop Sleeve ” which are available in the market. Laptop sleeves are specially designed to stock up your gadget in safe and sound manner when it is not brought into play.
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Effortlessly cart your netbook or laptop in Protective Laptop sleeve
Today, Ringio launched a new cloud-based service for small and mid-sized businesses which integrates web-based CRM and advanced telephony features. It seems a bit Google Voice-esque, but with some additional advanced CRM functionality.
Today, CounterPath launched its Nomadic PBX application, which seamlessly connects all employees’ mobile phones via a mobile network-based service. The NomadicPBX application is a presence-based, fixed and mobile voice, and instant messaging/short message service (IM/SMS) technology mashup with enterprise-ready features. NomadicPBX enables wireless carriers and mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) the ability to offer enterprise fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) services.
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CounterPath Launches NomadicPBX, a Mobile Enterprise Convergence Application
Are you getting frustrated when your internet connection hangs out in the midst of your surfing or hearing your favorite music on internet? Then the solution to get out of this panic situation is with NETGEAR. Netgear has NETGEAR's WPN824 RangeMax Wireless Router which noticeably improves coverage and dead spots get rid of by settling in during your shifting of home or organization surroundings
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Enhance your coverage with Netgear RangeMax Wireless Router WPN824
The latest version of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (still in beta) adds support for RTMFP Groups. This is huge because it enables clients to easily communicate with other clients in a network in order to share the transport of media and communications without maintaining a connection to every peer in the group
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Adobe Flash 10.1 Adds P2P VoIP, Social Networking, IM
What is the use of having special & melodic records of music if they aren’t cherished by your colleagues, pals and buddies? You may have sometime thought of sharing this with your mates but have no option except using the tedious black standard headphones .
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Share music in an unruffled style with Music Branches Audio Splitter
Lymo has opened its magic box from which remarkable & manageable media player has come into sight in the superficial appearance of M31 shining and M41 Revolve . Lymo is branch of iRiver group, which is popular for its media players & its accessories. These awe-inspiring media players have an interior memory competence of 4 GB
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Lymo’s two fabulous versatile media players: M31 Shining & M41 Revolve
The House passed the ” Truth in Caller ID Act of 2010 “, which under the bill, it makes it illegal “to cause any caller ID service to transmit misleading or inaccurate caller ID information, with the intent to defraud and deceive.” According to the bill, “To amend the Communications Act of 1934 to prohibit manipulation of caller identification information, and for other purposes”. That’s funny, I didn’t think they had Caller ID way back in 1934?
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Truth in Caller ID Act of 2010 Passes House – VoIP Covered Too
DiscountVouchers will donate 10p for every ‘fan’ on Facebook Money-saving website DiscountVouchers is recruiting Facebook users to help raise money for Sport Relief.
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Discount voucher site uses Facebook to raise money for Sport Relief
In breaking news on the Android front it has been reported that Google is now offering paid apps in the Canadian Android Market. Whatever obstacles were limiting Google from offering these paid app services no longer appear to be a problem. Customers from the Rogers and Fido networks are reporting that they are now able to purchase apps for their Android devices. However, customers of the Bell and TELUS networks are inexplicably not seeing any apps offered for their cell phones .
Microsoft kernel architect says OS needs rewriting With chip makers continuing to increase the number of cores they include on each new generation of their processors, perhaps it’s time to rethink the basic architecture of today’s operating systems, suggested Dave Probert, a kernel architect within the Windows core operating systems division at Microsoft.
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Windows needs revamp for next-gen processors
Google has had its share of major announcements over the past couple days. It has been reported that they have only sold 135,000 Nexus One units in the first 74 days that they have been available. This is in comparison to the 1 million iPhone units, and 1.0 5 million Droid units that were sold within the same amount of time. This may not concern the folks at Google as these numbers may not exactly show the whole picture. There were huge advertising campaigns for the Droid, as well as the iPhone, and we all know that Google does not necessarily spend the same amount of money on the same type of advertising. It is also assumed that their numbers will increase once they actually launch with Verizon wireless and Vodofone. Google has also been involved over the past several weeks in negotiations pertaining to their presence in China. They have been involved in negotiations mostly centering on the fact that Google does not want the Chinese government meddling in their users searching. Google wants to be able to operate without having to experience any censorship. It seems as though they may be at a crossroads where Google may have to decide whether they want to keep their 36% share of the market. It will come down to whether or not they want to pursue their position on freedom of use of the Internet.
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Google In The News
Web users encouraged to try new browsers Opera Software claims UK downloads of its Opera 10.50 web browser have increased by 85 percent since Microsoft made its ‘browser choice screen’ available.
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Browser ballot leads to 85% increase in Opera downloads
Users targeted by password-stealing malware Facebook’s 400 million users have been targeted by a spam run that could infect their computers with malicious software designed to steals passwords and other data, according to security researchers at McAfee.
My husband Loves Coffee and it’s the first thing which he need in the morning. Well I was in a search of some unique coffee cup which he can use at his office also and I got a one, the dashing and wonderful USB coffee cup , hmm I was in search of something similar to this.
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Gift your husband this new USB Coffee Cup and come close to him
I’m a busy guy, so sometimes I don’t check my bank statement and debit purchases for a couple of months. Well, today I see a strange debit charge for $146.25 made on 1/12/2010 – over 2 months ago. Here’s the strange part – the address for the debit charge was listed as “110 Richards Ave Norwalk, CT.” “Boy,” I thought to myself, “that address sure sounds familiar.
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Debit Card Fraud – No Wonder They Get Away With It – Banks are Clueless!
Microsoft today announced TrueColor Technology which they claim enhances the color and brightness of webcam video in the worst of lighting conditions. True Color Technology is a new image processing technology that automatically adjusts the picture quality to provide more colorful video
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Cool New Microsoft 720p LifeCams with TrueColor Technology
Another first for Apple, the iPod Novothink Charger has been released to power up your 3G and 3GS smart phone by harnessing the power of the sun. Applying Solar Power as an energy source in a time when utilizing recycled materials for cell phone skeletons and packaging is not only hip and cool, but also becoming a way of life. The Novothink Charger snaps on the back of the iPhone and iPhone touch and can hook onto your backpack, purse, or briefcase handle. While driving what could be easier than to put your phone on the dashboard to receive magnified sunrays
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iPod Novothink Charger
Some very interesting news from AudioCodes with the launch of AudioCodes’ SIP Phone Support (SPS) for Microsoft Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS). AudioCodes is well known for their VoIP gateway products – well think of SPS as a gateway between SIP IP phones and Microsoft OCS.
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AudioCodes SPS Brings Microsoft OCS Features to Legacy SIP Phones
Do you like spiders or you feel awful when you look at them? Well we have one for you the new Spiderpodium iPhone holder. There are many iPhone cradles available in the market but this one is something scary
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Here comes the spider with the SpiderPodium iPhone holder