Some software developers like to add a hidden feature or algorithm inside their program which will only be executed when certain sequences of keys been pressed or actions been performed. These informal tricks inside an application is called easter egg. For example, easter eggs in Firefox 3, Windows XP easter egg, Windows Vista easter eggs and notepad easter egges.
The American multinational corporation which designs and markets flash memory card products, SanDisk Corporation has announced the launch of its new Extreme III 30MB/s Edition line of SDHC cards. As its name implied, the Sandisk Extreme III SDHC 30MB/s Edition Cards can support a new faster speed of 30MB per second, aiming to deliver high performance when used with the newest D-SLR camera – Nikon […]
BurnAware Technologies, the provider of consumer digital media creation application has released its latest version of BurnAware Free 2.1. BurnAware is the ultimate disc burning software. BurnAware Free is idea for users with basic disc burning needs to backup, creating data, audio, video discs and burning disc images. It is 100% free for home users, easy to setup and maintain. Additionally, it also has flexible user […]
After the successful launch of Intel Atom processor, there are so many board vendors have started to design in using this ultra low power processor for MID (Mobile Internet Device) and UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC). In view of this huge market opportunity, Move Networks, an ITV (Internet TV) service provider has also unveiled a new media player targeted for these two market segments.
After the release of Windows Internet Explorer Beta 1 (IE 8 Beta 1) which targeted web designers and developers on March 25, 2008, Microsoft now moves a step further to the release of its IE8 final version by releasing its IE 8 Beta 2. Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 is available for download for various Windows OS such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista […]
The world leader in digital imaging, precision optics and photo imaging technology, Nikon has officially announced the successor to its popular D80 D-SLR (digital single lens reflex) camera – Nikon D90, the first mid-class D-SLR camera which includes new D-Movie mode that allows users to record cinematic 24fps HD video with sound at 720p (1280 x 720 pixels).
The leading supplier of Bluetooth peripheral devices worldwide, BlueAnt Wireless has launched its new voice-controlled Bluetooth headset using Sensory’s revolutionary BlueGenie voice interface – BlueAnt V1, which the company claims as the first stand-alone headset with Bluetooth v2.1, and the first ever Bluetooth headset with true VUI (voice user interface).
One of the world’s leading providers of navigation products and software solutions, Navigon has announced its new premium portable navigation device – NAVIGON 7200T, which incorporates a host of next generation navigation features including Reality View Pro, Lane Assistant Pro and Free Real-Time Traffic Updates for Life, aiming to enhance your navigation experience.
Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced Photoshop Elements 7 and Premiere Elements 7 with new Photoshop.com membership. Photoshop Elements 7 is the upgrade version of adobe desktop photo products while Premiere Elements 7 is for video editing products.
Microsoft has released a new version of WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage) Notifications for Windows XP that includes several important changes, and marks Microsoft departure from low-key anti-piracy effort in WGA after receiving too much complaint. WGA Notifications version 1.8.0031.0, released since August 26th, 2008, makes the notification of bogus non-genuine or pirated Windows operating system is now more prominent, and able to skip future notification […]
Have you updated your Firefox 2 browser to Firefox 3? If you haven’t, prepare yourself to be nagged by Firefox from time to time reminding you to update your Firefox 2 to the latest version Firefox 3.0.1. Firefox 2 users will be alerted with a nag screen to remind them that a newer version for Firefox is available and ready to be downloaded. Of course […]
In collaboration with University of Massachusetts and University of Washington, Microsoft has developed a new Wi-Fi wireless technology that is suitable to be used in vehicles internet and VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) calls. Named as Vi-Fi (Vehicle Wi-Fi), it is an improved version of existing Wi-Fi technology that is claimed to be able to provide stable signal for seamless connectivity on the move.
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