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.

It’s end of speculations now. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group is ready to take the curtains off Bluetooth 3.0(codenamed Seattle) wireless specification on April 21, 2009 officially. Also, the companies ready with new Bluetooth 3.0 devices and some  technical nuts and bolts will be announced on the very same day. So, what this release will bring to users? Read on to find out.

A news to rejoice for people having slow internet connection. Opera Labs has introduced a new feature called Opera Turbo which can enhance your browsing speed. Opera Turbo is a server-side optimization and compression technology that speeds up data transfer and reduces the amount of data that needs to be downloaded in order to view the page by up to 80%.

Do you felt Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center adds clutter to your already rummaged Start Menu? Or do you want to remove them from your system? If Yes, Windows 7 RC will surely impress you. It is all set to add more options to “Turn Features On or Off” function. List of options include Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center, Windows Search and even Internet Explorer 8.