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New Gmail Widget Tells You All About the People You’re Emailing

Google has introduced the people widget, a new Gmail feature that adds contextual information about those with whom you exchange email.   Best Microsoft MCTS Training, Microsoft MCITP Training at certkingdom.com During the next two weeks, Google will roll out the new feature. It will appear on the right side of the Gmail interface and […]

Microsoft rivalling Apple and Google for app growth

Microsoft is claiming that its Windows Phone Marketplace is growing at the same rate as Apple and Google’s mobile app stores. The Ballmer Brigade used the launch of the new Windows Phone Mango update to announce that it now has 18,000 applications in its store – which is impressive considering there were none last October. […]

Microsoft to Google: stop copying us

Fans of irony rejoice: Microsoft wants Google investigated for anti-competitive behaviour. Had the news come out a day later we’d have chortled heartily, but of course this is no April Fool. There are two questions here. One, why is an American firm asking European regulators to investigate another American firm? And two, does Microsoft have […]

Microsoft Bests Google, IBM In San Francisco’s Cloud E-Mail Migration

Microsoft won the city of San Francisco’s municipal cloud computing contract, as the city on Wednesday revealed that it will replace its current on-premise e-mail systems with Microsoft Exchange Online and Microsoft Business Productivity Online Services (BPOS).   Best Microsoft MCTS Training – Microsoft MCITP Training at Certkingdom.com San Francisco CIO Jon Walton said the […]

Googles Chrome OS starts to get real but still falls shy

The all-in-the-cloud OS gains polish as Google prepares for the first Chromebooks to ship, but apps remain awkward If the rumors are right, Google will announce today at its Google I/O conference that Samsung (and perhaps others) are shipping laptops running Google’s Chrome OS this summer. There’s been a sharp increase in Chrome OS beta […]

13 features that make each Web browser unique

Many cynical users assume Web browsers do little more than dutifully render HTML. The content is the most important part, they say, so it makes little difference which browser you use.     Best Microsoft MCTS Training – Microsoft MCITP Training at Certkingdom.com   This may be true for basic tasks, but for all their […]

Google insists it will remain open source player

Google insists that Android will remain an open source platform and takes great exception to reports to the contrary. That’s good news. “Recently, there’s been a lot of misinformation in the press about Android and Google’s role in supporting the ecosystem. I’m writing in the spirit of transparency and in an attempt to set the […]

Google Launches the Closest Thing to a Real Time Machine

Remember watching those time-lapse videos of growing plants in science class? They look pretty dated once you’ve checked out the same sequence through Google’s new “GigaPan Time Machine” application, which lets you zoom in and out of a time-lapse video without losing resolution.   Microsoft MCTS Certification, MCITP Certification and over 2000+ Exams at Actualkey.com […]

Facebook Fixes Spamming Glitch

Facebook has fixed a glitch that reversed selected email notifications for some users. Typically, Facebook users can customize which emails or text notifications they receive, whether it’s for friend requests or new Facebook events. But on Tuesday, users began complaining that their selected email notifications had been reversed. For instance, those who had opted not […]

Google’s first quarter earnings miss projections as expenses spike; Page makes brief appearance

Google’s first quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street expectations as the company continued to invest heavily in data center infrastructure and headcount. Google reported first quarter earnings of $2.8 billion, or $7.04 a share, on revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs of $6.54 billion (statement, preview). Non-GAAP earnings were $8.08 a share. Wall Street was […]

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