Loading

26 October 2008

Enjoy Fireworks and Perform Puja Online > Cyber-Diwali



Finally, the lesson seems to have sunk into lay Indians: Louder is not better when it comes to celebrating the Festival of Lights. The courts moved the government to put in place strict noise and safety standards — and tightened purses this year seem to have played their part in muting both inclination and ability to ‘burn’ money in costly, noisy fireworks.

That is not to say we can’t enjoy a complete Diwali experience — complete with colourful fireworks and lighted lamps — thanks to improved Internet technology.


Webdunia, India’s first multilingual portal has created a special Diwali page called “Online Aatishbaaji” (fireworks) where one can use the mouse to ignite a “rassi” (or thread bound) bomb, let off rockets, or set of an ‘anaar’ or ‘flower pot.’ For those who want to perform a very realistic puja online, Webdunia has created a Lakshmi Puja site where you can perform ‘aarti,’ make an offering of flowers or fruits — all with keyboard and mouse, to the background of a melodious bhajan.


The primary Hindi page to access these is http://www.hindi.webdunia.com/index.htmbut one can find links to do this in any of 11 other Indian languages. The Lakshmi puja application can also be accessed by mobile phone owners who have a GPRS connection to the Web, by going to http://wap.webdunia.com/.

These language sites also have a selection of e-greetings you can use — but if your friends appreciate a bit of culture with the Diwali message, the best place to look is the IndiaVideo portal, an ambitious Web encyclopedia on Indian culture, created by the Thiruvananthapuram-based Invis Multimedia, in association with UNESCO.


You will find short video clips of all important Indian dance forms, many by leading artistes, which you can paste into your e-greetings. Invis Managing Director M.R. Hari says the site has been extremely popular since it went live last year, attracting about 2,000 downloads every day — and Google has rated it at page rank 6 among websites monitored by it. ( http://www.indiavideo.org/greetings/diwali/)


Extracted from:- The Hindu

Continue lendo >>

23 October 2008

The Daily Inspired Blogger Template

Blogger templates have always been on the search list of google. Its just getting better and better everyday and almost all the wordpress layouts have successfully been converted to lovely blogger platforms. You might have come across many magazine styled blogger templates but the one thats gonna follow now is exceptional and stands out!



The Daily Inspired Blogger Template by Antonio Lupetti is now available for free.

Its the Best Blogger Template i have seen so far .

I rate it 10/10 for the following reasons

  • Its highly customizable. One who can do it with CSS and a little of HTML can very well make the best out of this template
  • The White Background just is simply awesome. You can top it up with every other colur and it would just look beautiful.!
  • Its widget friendly interface is quite easy to handle and opens up much options for serious bloggers.
  • I must admit that the Header is a Striking feature of this blog. Again this header can accomodate two widgets on either side and this gives it a complete website look.
  • This Professional Blog carries a Top Menu which is simple and good looking.
  • The pale light Blue tabs and headers add to the beauty of this template.
  • I must say that its the best choice for Adsense Users.
  • The well partioned post header (The Top of body Section) is also a special feature of this blog.

FINALLY THE DAILY INSPIRED BLOGGER TEMPLATE IS JUST SIMPLY AWESOME, COOL, LOVELY!!!

GREAT WORK ANTONIO. U SIMPLY ROCK!! KEEP UP THE GOOK WORK :)

Continue lendo >>

13 October 2008

Inside Honeypot!!

Honeypots!!??? This was my expression the other day when I was asked what they were actually!

And so here I end up once again at my desktop, after all this is the only place where I found most of the weird answers as well as hi-tech news! :D

I guess its enough now, let us learn(only for people like me who know nothing about these :P) what these honeypots actually are?
A Honeypot is basically a surveillance tool , they are the traps set to detect, deflect or rather counteract the attempts of unauthorized access into information systems.Honeypots are closely monitored network decoys serving several purposes: they can distract adversaries from more valuable machines on a network, they can provide early warning about new attack and exploitation trends and they allow in-depth examination of adversaries during and after exploitation of a honeypot.

A honeypot ,while is often a computer , can take on other forms, such as files or data records, or even unused IP address space. A honeypot that masquerades as an open proxy in order to monitor and record the activities of those using the system is called a sugarcane. Honeypots should have no production value and hence should not see any legitimate traffic or activity. Whatever they capture can then be surmised as malicious or unauthorized. One very practical implication of this is that honeypots designed to thwart spam by masquerading as systems of the types abused by spammers to send spam can categorize the material they trap 100% accurately: it is all illicit.

Honeypots are a highly flexible security tool with different applications for security. They don't fix a single problem. Instead they have multiple uses, such as prevention, detection, or information gathering.

Honeypots all share the same concept: a security resource that should not have any production or authorized activity. In other words, deployment of honeypots in a network should not affect critical network services and applications. A honeypot is a security resource who's value lies in being probed, attacked, or compromised.

Honeypots can be classified based on their deployment and based on their level of involvement. Based on the deployment, honeypots may be classified as

  • Production honeypots are easy to use, capture only limited information, and are used primarily by companies or corporations;
  • Research honeypots are complex to deploy and maintain, capture extensive information, and are used primarily by research, military, or government organizations.
However 'Honeypots' can carry risks to a network, and must be handled with care. If they are not properly walled off, an attacker can use them to break into a system.

Detection

Just as honeypots are a weapon against spammers, honeypot detection systems are a spammer-employed counter-weapon. As detection systems would likely use unique characteristics of specific honeypots to identify them; a plethora of honeypots in use makes the set of unique characteristics larger and more daunting to those seeking to detect and thereby identify them. This is an unusual circumstance in software: a situation in which "versionitis" (a large number of versions of the same software, all differing slightly from each other) can be beneficial. There's also an advantage in having some easy-to-detect honeypots deployed. Fred Cohen, the inventor of the Deception Toolkit, even argues that every system running his honeypot should have a deception port that adversaries can use to detect the honeypot. Cohen believes that this might deter adversaries.

Books and Resources


External Links



Continue lendo >>

12 October 2008

Help Upgrade Maps and get PAID for the effort!


SatNav Technologies, a city-based leader in geographic information systems, has launched a ‘Citizen Mapper’ programme, in which customers or lay users can help to upgrade its maps of different cities across the country, adding information about new Points of Interest (POI).

For every POI notified by customers, SatNav will credit Rs. 5 into their accounts, which they can use to buy or upgrade map databases to fuel Global Positioning System-based phones or other navigation tools.

Mail feedback

Users can visit the site www.roadsofindia.com and find information on roads from one place to another in India. It will indicate POIs en route: hospitals, ATMs, malls, theatres and hotels. If, during their journeys, they come across new points or changes in the points indicated, they can mail their feedback to SatNav – and be rewarded for their efforts. A customer notifying 200 changes in his/her locality will be entitled to Rs.1,000. SatNav has already recruited 150 ‘Citizen Mappers’.

“With our customer base set to increase from 15,000 at the end of the last financial year to 1.2 lakh in the next financial year and POIs set to cross 30 lakh, we are hopeful of recruiting about 20,000 mappers by the end of the next fiscal year,” says chief executive officer Amit Prasad.

Continue lendo >>

Apple iPod - 'Gadget of the Year'



“I Pod, therefore I am,” went a popular catch phrase last year, when Apple announced that it had sold the 100 million units of its iconic music player since its launch in October 2001. The slogan caught on though many who sported tee shirts with the message had never heard of the aphorism that inspired it — by French mathematician Rene Descartes — Cogito, ergo sum: I think, therefore I am.’

Last month, while launching the latest editions of 2 iPod avatars, Apple said combined sale of the four iPod models had crossed 160 million.

The iPod Nano, in its fourth generation with a choice of 8 gigabyte and 16 GB capacities, has just come to India, together with the second generation of iPod Touch, with the larger screen and touch-sensitive controls.

Inspired product design

The new Nano and its all-aluminium body is inspired product design in its purest form — and recalls that famous line from the poet Keats: “A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.” Weighing just 37 gm, it is both sleek (the thinnest of the iPods) and rugged. It can store some 2,000 songs in the 8 GB version, twice that if you go in for the 16 GB. Of all the iPod forms, this is the one owners are proudest to display for sheer looks (and a choice of eight shades). The two sizes cost Rs.9,700 and Rs.12,500.

More convenient

The newer iPod Touch family has almost twice the screen size at 3.5 inch diagonal. The touch controls make it more convenient to play games and it is easier on the eyes if you use it to watch video. The 8 GB version costs Rs.15,100, but 16 GB and 32 GB versions are also available.

Interestingly, the original shape and size of the iPod, now called the Classic, remains a favourite — possibly because it packs in jumbo storage capacity of 120 GB which, for hardcore music freaks, means 30,000 songs. It sells in India for Rs.15,400 and when you calculate the cost per GB, is the most ‘paisa vasool’ of the iPod models.

The ‘baby’ of the family is the iPod Shuffle, a mini version that has just one or 2 GB storage and is both extremely light (less than 16 gm) and ‘wearable.’ It’s light on the purse too, with entry level pricing of Rs.2,700.

While cannily offering iPods at various price points, Apple continues to bind its customers to the rather restrictive format of its iTunes online music shop. But this is changing. Many of the big music labels are offering their tracks in more ‘open’ formats that do not restrict legal buyers in their ability to create multiple copies for themselves.

International lifestyle products magazine T3 recently named the iPod, ‘Gadget of the year 2008’ in a reader poll. But on Thursday last, another Steve — not Steve Jobs, Apple’s head today, but Steve Wozniak who co-founded the company — expressed some unease at attempts by gadget makers like Apple to lock their products down with proprietary software and went so far as to suggest that like the transistor radio and the Walkman, the iPod would ‘die out, after a while.’ Reading between the lines, he was not so much writing off the iPod, as giving its makers a hint: It is time to ‘open up’ and ask what your customers want, next, by way of innovation.

Is the other Steve listening?

Continue lendo >>

World's Smallest Thumb-Sized Walking Robot Unveiled

Japanese toymaker Tomy Co on Saturday unveiled the world's tiniest, thumb-sized walking robot that will debut in Japan next spring.

The two-legged toy, dubbed "Robo-Q", is only 3.4 centimeters high, but its artificial intelligence can detect obstacles and navigate through a maze using built-in infrared sensors. Using a controller, it can also play games like soccer.

Robo-Q is being displayed at an exhibition in Yokohama, where more than 100 different types of robots are being showcased by 43 companies, universities and organisations, including Honda Motor Co and Fujitsu Ltd.

"It just looks like a clump, but it's impressive that so many functions are built into that thing," Kazuhiko Oda, 55, from Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, said after watching an exhibition of Robo-Q at the Robo Japan 2008.

"It shows how much technology has advanced and it's cute so I want to buy it," said his wife Minako.

Robo-Q comes in four colours and will be sold in Japan from around February for 3,500 yen (USD 29) excluding tax. The robot is expected to be sold in other Asian countries soon afterwards and in the United States and Europe at an unspecified date, Tomy officials said.

"This is a toy both parents and children can play with," said Gen Nagashima, manager of Tomy's boys toy team. "We hope to propose other ways of having fun (with robots)."

Another popular robot by Tomy, called "i-Sobot", is listed by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot in production.

See Youtube Video:


Continue lendo >>

YouTube to offer TV shows


After months of experimenting with long-form video, YouTube said on Friday it would start offering full-length episodes of some television shows on its sprawling Web site.

The staggering growth of YouTube — five billion videos were viewed there in July — has come primarily from short videos that last only a few minutes. But Internet users are gradually becoming more comfortable watching longer videos online, prompting YouTube’s commitment to the format.

“This is what the users want,” said Jordan Hoffner, the director of content partnerships for YouTube.

With the addition of TV series like “Dexter,” “Beverly Hills, 90210” and “Star Trek” through a deal with CBS, YouTube is catching up to other Web sites that have promoted long-form video for some time.

Most important for YouTube’s owner, Google, the longer videos will include advertising before, during and after each episode. Google is under pressure to raise more revenue from the nearly four-year-old video sharing site.

The founders of YouTube had resisted so-called preroll, midroll and postroll advertising on short videos for fears that it would alienate users. (Sitting through a 15-second advertisement to watch a 45-second clip is hardly appealing.) But the video ads are now standard on the full-length video sections of network television Web sites.

Shiva Rajaraman, a senior product manager for YouTube, said the company was trying to match the “the right ad format for the right content experience.” For short videos, the company is “very much committed” to in-video overlays, he said. The overlays resemble the banner advertisements that sometimes appear on the bottom of videos.

Short-form videos remain the most popular type online. The measurement firm ComScore reports that the average duration of an online video was 2.9 minutes as of July, the most recent month with data. But the attention spans of viewers are getting (at least slightly) longer: one year ago the average duration of a video was 2.6 minutes.

YouTube’s 10-minute limit on video length has steadily eroded as the site has hosted college lectures, documentary films and promotional episodes of HBO and Showtime series in the last year.

On the CBS page on YouTube, classic TV shows like “MacGyver” are joined by “Dexter” and “Californication,” two series that appear on Showtime, a cable channel subsidiary of CBS. The company is selling its own advertising inventory for the series being shown on YouTube; the two entities will share the revenue.

Copyright concerns linger for some major media companies. CBS’s sister company Viacom — both are controlled by Sumner M. Redstone and his family — is pursuing a $1 billion lawsuit against YouTube and Google over copyright infringement.

As YouTube tries to add TV content, it faces competition, particularly from Hulu, the joint venture between the News Corporation and NBC Universal.

Hulu now reports more than 100 million video streams a month. But that pales in comparison to YouTube. Its five billion video views, as reported by ComScore, represent 44 percent of all online video consumption in the United States.

Earlier this week YouTube added “theater view,” a larger video player for longer content.

Continue lendo >>

06 October 2008

Remembering the Great Depression on account of economic crisis in Wall Street


Jeremy Conroy, 13, sells apples in front of the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008 in New York. Conroy is reenacting a scene of boys selling apples during the Great Depression. He is donating any profits to the Obama campaign.

The worldwide Great Depression of the 1930s was a watershed for both economic thought and economic policymaking. It led to the belief that market economies are inherently unstable and to the revolutionary work of John Maynard Keynes. It's impact on popular economic wisdom is still apparent today. Now in the face of recent crisis in US and western markets i thought of remembering the Great Depression of 1930's arguably the largest depression in modern history, so that you might get an insight into what actually a depression is? and what would be it's effect's ?. After reading this article you may predict partially where we are going to land up due to this recent crisis in Worldwide markets.


INTRODUCTION


The Great Depression was a worldwide economic downturn starting in most places in 1929 and ending at different times in the 1930s or early 1940s for different countries. It was the largest and most important economic depression in modern history, and is used in the 21st century as a benchmark on how far the world's economy can fall. The Great Depression originated in the United States; historians most often use as a starting date the stock market crash on October 29, 1929, known as Black Tuesday. The end of the depression in the U.S. is associated with the onset of the war economy of World War II, beginning around 1939.,


The depression had devastating effects both in the developed and developing, largely still-colonized world. International trade was deeply affected, as were personal incomes, tax revenues, prices, and profits. Cities all around the world were hit hard, especially those dependent on heavy industry. Construction was virtually halted in many countries. Farming and rural areas suffered as crop prices fell by 40 to 60 percent. Facing plummeting demand with few alternate sources of jobs, areas dependent on primary sector industries such as farming, mining and logging suffered the most. Even shortly after the Wall Street Crash of 1929, optimism persisted. John D. Rockefeller said that "These are days when many are discouraged. In the 93 years of my life, depressions have come and gone. Prosperity has always returned and will again."


The Great Depression ended at different times in different countries; for subsequent history see Home front during World War II. The majority of countries set up relief programs, and most underwent some sort of political upheaval, pushing them to the left or right. In some states, the desperate citizens turned toward nationalist demagogues - the most infamous being Adolf Hitler - setting the stage for World War II in 1939.


CAUSES


The causes of the Great Depression are still a matter of active debate among economists. The specific economic events that took place during the Great Depression have been studied thoroughly: a deflation in asset and commodity prices, dramatic drops in demand and credit, and disruption of trade, ultimately resulting in widespread poverty and unemployment. However, historians lack consensus in describing the causal relationship between various events and the role of government economic policy in causing or ameliorating the Depression. One popular theory is that the Depression was caused by the vast economic boom in the 1920s, and that by the time the boom reached its peak in 1929, investors became fearful of their stock shares as markets expanded some focus to Europe, which still had nations that were economically damaged from World War I.


Current theories may be broadly classified into three main points of view.

  • First, there is orthodox classical economics: monetarist, Austrian Economics and neoclassical economic theory, all of which focus on the macroeconomic effects of money supply and the supply of gold which backed many currencies before the Great Depression, including production and consumption.
  • Second, there are structural theories, most importantly Keynesian, but also including those of institutional economics, that point to underconsumption and overinvestment (economic bubble), malfeasance by bankers and industrialists, or incompetence by government officials. The only consensus viewpoint is that there was a large-scale lack of confidence. Unfortunately, once panic and deflation set in, many people believed they could make more money by keeping clear of the markets as prices got lower and lower and a given amount of money bought ever more goods.
  • Third, there is the Marxist critique of political economy. This emphasizes contradictions within capital itself (which is viewed as a social relation involving the appropriation of surplus value) as giving rise to an inherently unbalanced dynamic of accumulation resulting in an overaccumulation of capital, culminating in periodic crises of devaluation of capital. The origin of crisis is thus located firmly in the sphere of production, though economic crisis can be aggravated by problems of disproportionality between spheres of production and the underconsumption of the masses.


There were multiple causes for the first downturn in 1929, including the structural weaknesses and specific events that turned it into a major depression and the way in which the downturn spread from country to country. In relation to the 1929 downturn, historians emphasize structural factors like massive bank failures and the stock market crash, while economists (such as Peter Temin and Barry Eichengreen) point to Britain's decision to return to the Gold Standard (CLICK HERE TO KNOW MORE) at pre-World War I parities (US$4.86:£1).


For more detailed information see : The Main Causes of Great Depression

Effects


Australia


This image is a photograph of over 1000 unemployed men marching from the Esplanade to the Treasury Buildings in Perth, Western Australia, to see Premier Sir James Mitchell.

Australia's extreme dependence on agricultural and industrial exports meant it was one of the hardest-hit countries in the Western world, amongst the likes of Canada and Germany. Falling export demand and commodity prices placed massive downward pressures on wages. Further, unemployment reached a record high of almost 32% in 1932, with incidents of civil unrest becoming common. After 1932, an increase in wool and meat prices led to a gradual recovery [more...]


Canada

Harshly impacted by both the global economic downturn and the Dust Bowl, Canadian industrial production had fallen to only 58% of the 1929 level by 1932, the second lowest level in the world after the United States, and well behind nations such as Britain, which saw it fall only to 83% of the 1929 level. Total national income fell to 55% of the 1929 level, again worse than any nation apart from the United States. [more...]


Unemployed men hop train. Canada.


East Asia

The Great Depression in East Asia was of minor impact. The Japanese economy shrank by 8% 1929–31. However, with the invasion and subjugation of Manchuria into a Japanese puppet-state in September 1931, thus providing Japan with raw materials and energy, the Japanese economy was able to recover by 1932 and continued to grow.


France

The Depression began to affect France from about 1931. France's relatively high degree of self-sufficiency meant the damage was considerably less than in nations like Germany. However, hardship and unemployment were high enough to lead to rioting and the rise of the socialist Popular Front. [more...]


Germany

Germany's Weimar Republic was hit hard by the depression, as American loans to help rebuild the German economy now stopped. Unemployment soared, especially in larger cities, and the political system veered toward extremism. Repayment of the war reparations due by Germany were suspended in 1932 following the Lausanne Conference of 1932. By that time Germany had repaid 1/8th of the reparations. Hitler's Nazi Party came to power in January 1933. In 1934 the economy was still not balanced enough for Germany to work on its own. [more...]


Latin America

Because of high levels of United States investment in Latin American economies, they were severely damaged by the Depression. Within the region, Chile, Bolivia and Peru were particularly badly affected. One result of the Depression in this area was the rise of fascist movements. [more...]


Netherlands



From roughly 1931 until 1937, the Netherlands suffered a deep and exceptionally long depression. This depression was partly caused by the after-effects of the Stock Market Crash of 1929 in the United States, and partly by internal factors in the Netherlands. Government policy, especially the very late dropping of the Gold Standard, played a role in prolonging the depression. The Great Depression in the Netherlands led to some political instability and riots, and can be linked to the rise of the Dutch national-socialist party NSB. The depression in the Netherlands eased off somewhat at the end of 1936, when the government finally dropped the Gold Standard, but real economic stability did not return until after World War II. [more...]


South Africa

As world trade slumped, demand for South African agricultural and mineral exports fell drastically. It is believed that the social discomfort caused by the depression was a contributing factor in the 1933 split between the "gesuiwerde" (purified) and "smelter" (fusionist) factions within the National Party and the National Party's subsequent fusion with the South African Party. [more...]


Soviet Union

Having removed itself from the capitalist world system both by choice and as a result of efforts of the capitalist powers to isolate it, the Great Depression had little effect on the Soviet Union. This was a period of industrial expansion for the USSR as it recovered from revolution and civil war, and its apparent immunity to the Great Depression seemed to validate the theory of Marxism and contributed to Socialist and Communist agitation in affected nations. This in turn increased fears of Communist revolution in the West, strengthening support for anti-Communists, both moderate and extreme. [more...]


In United Kingdom

Click here


In United States

Click here



In Literature

The U.S. Depression has been the subject of much writing, as the country has sought to re-evaluate an era that caused emotional as well as financial trauma to its people. Perhaps the most noteworthy and famous novel written on the subject is The Grapes of Wrath, published in 1939 and written by John Steinbeck, who was awarded both the Nobel Prize for literature and the Pulitzer Prize for the work. The novel focuses on a poor family of sharecroppers who are forced from their home as drought, economic hardship, and changes in the agricultural industry occur during the Great Depression. Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men is another important novel about a journey during the Great Depression. The Great Depression is a novella written by Alon Bersharder about a sad, disgruntled temporary worker, making the title both a homage to the historical event and a pun. Additionally, Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird was set during the Great Depression.


Now after reading about this Great Depression somewhere in 1930's try to compare this with the present situtaion in Wall Street - The Economic Tsunami on Wall Street, and predict the consequences.


What is your say???

Your comments and suggestions are greatly entertained.


Sources:


Continue lendo >>

Microsoft Windows Cloud - Operating System that runs in the Internet


Mr Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, has hit the European press circuit in full-on tease mode. He’s talking up a new version of the Windows operating system that will cater to so-called "cloud computing" technology, where people use software that’s running in a data centre rather than on their local machine.

Mr Ballmer has mentioned this operating system, dubbed Windows Cloud, at events in London and Paris. The name-dropping comes ahead of Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference later this month in Los Angeles.

So what exactly is Windows Cloud? Well, Microsoft won’t budge on exact details just yet.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announces that within a month, MS will release a new operating system he described as "Windows Cloud"—for webapp developers working on "cloud computing" apps like Zoho Suite and, um, Gmail (except not those). Computerworld reports:

The operating system, which will likely have a different name, is intended for developers writing cloud-computing applications, said Ballmer, who spoke to an auditorium of IT managers at a Microsoft-sponsored conference in London.
The Windows Cloud OS is a separate project from the upcoming Windows 7. Sheesh, this fall is shaping up to be a real tech humdinger, what with Google making browsers and Microsoft making light operating systems especially for webapps. Would you be interested in running "Windows Cloud," or is a light XP (or, ahem, Linux) install with Firefox or Chrome good enough for you? Tell us what you think in the comments.

But Mr Dave Cutler, one of the company’s top software engineers, has spent years working on a project code-named Red Dog that some suspect will serve as the underpinning for the new operating system. Mr Cutler has a knack for developing sophisticated code, and he may have come up with an operating system tailored to this notion of distributing software across thousands of servers and letting customers tap into all that horsepower from their home or office computers.

Google’s vast data centres rely on a modified version of the open-source Linux operating system and the MySQL database. By going with open-source software, Google can tweak code to suit its needs. In particular, Google has been able to create lightweight versions of Linux and MySQL that spread well across myriad machines. Microsoft may now have taken a similar approach with Windows and its own SQL Server database by developing a thinner, faster version of Windows that server makers like Dell and Hewlett-Packard could offer with their systems. Presumably the new version of Windows would also make use of Microsoft’s server virtualization software, which today lets customers run many applications on a single physical system, and will soon let them move those applications around from server to server at will.

"Just as we have an operating system for the PC, for the phone, and for the server, we need a new operating system that runs in the Internet," Mr Ballmer said during a speech in France on Thursday. "I bet we’ll call it Windows something. We’re going to announce it in four weeks. We might even have a trademark by then. So, for today I’ll call it Windows Cloud. And Windows Cloud will be a place where you can run arbitrary applications up in the Internet." I’ve done a search through Microsoft’s trademarks, and, as Mr Ballmer indicated, there doesn’t appear to be a name for the software.


Continue lendo >>
Edited by Youngistan and template from Dicas Blogger
2009 ©Youngistan | Privacy Policy | Disclaimer: Some contents in this blog are either obtained, discovered or found in the public domain and are intended for educational purposes only.We claim no credit for any visual contents, images, or videos unless otherwise noted. If you own rights to any of the contents featured and do not wish them to appear here, please contact us and they will be promptly removed.