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As was announced, Bluetooth Special Interest Group rolled out Bluetooth 3.0 on 21st April, 2009. This new release is faster, safer and backward compatible. With this announcement from Bluetooth SIG, consumer electronics and device manufacturers can now build their application according to Bluetooth 3.0 specification. Here is a synopsis of features this new version is going to provide, taken from SIG press release.
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You may find Google sponsored links everywhere on web. Gmail also displays sponsored links aka web clips at top in email accounts. If you are annoyed with these targeted ads popping every now and then in your Gmail account, you can turn them off. Here is a little tip that will help you do this.
Google has rolled out some really cool features with Google Search. They are now offering real time search (competing Twitter, Google?), Search Options, Wonder wheel and many more. Calling this as event Searchology, Google want people to get more sophisticated at search to solve more complex problems.
Virgin Mobile, aiming to have 5 million subscribers in India from youth segment by 2011, has rolled out its music-centric phone called vJazz at an attractive price tag of Rs. 4250. It comes with vMusic, which allows users to download unlimited music up to 1,00,000 songs at no extra cost for one year. Here is the feature check of this phone.
It is commonly said that, you will be able to run Windows 7 if you’ve used Windows Vista on your PC. But if you are not sure whether your PC needs requirements for Windows 7, Microsoft comes at your rescue with a utility called Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.
Motorola unveiled an Integrated Digital Enhanced Network (iDEN) phone called i465 which features a full QWERTY keyboard. Marking Motorola’s first step towards Pust-to-talk technology, this device is designed for texting purposes. Here’s its factsheet.
Ever wanted to make your social networking profile stand out of the crowd? Then how about making your profile name funky a bit? Here is a little tip which will help you do this.
KDE (K Desktop Environment) project provides Desktop Environments for Unix based systems. It is also one of the most popular Desktop Environments other than GNOME out there and so is there applications. However if you think that these applications can run on Linux only, think again. Because they’ve made available an ambitious project called “KDE on Windows”, which lets users run KDE applications on Windows platform.
