I have been trying out Google Buzz and have found it to be pretty exciting. It is at an early stage, but I see it replacing Twitter and Facebook. Not now, not soon, but it is inevitable.
If you had tinkered with Buzz, you would have noticed that your Buzz feed is actually collected from a [...]
ThoughtWorks India is organizing the first ever Ruby Conf in India. Scheduled for the 20th and 21st of March 2010, it will take place in Bangalore, the IT capital of the country.
Ruby Conf India 2010 will feature talks from Chad Fowler (author of The Passionate Programmer), Ola Bini (contributor to the JRuby project) and others [...]
Some call it the ultimate Windows “GodMode” that lets you play god with your PC. Some call it an easter egg. By creating a folder in Windows 7 ( and Vista? ) named GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}, you get a “folder” with access to various kinds of control options, something that will surely come in handy.
It really is [...]
Microsoft has struck a deal with DigitalGlobe, an imagery company, and participated in the launch of the latter’s WorldView-2 satellite. The deal will help Microsoft provide more imagery in its Virtual Earth program.
Google also has a deal with DigitalGlobe and its logo was present on a rocket launching the GeoEye-I satellite last year.
Is this a [...]
There are many new things about Windows 7. Some good. Some bad. They could wow you, baffle you or plain frustrate you. And Windows 7 being Windows, there are all these age old quirks that have Windows its id, as well.
Even though Windows 7 is not that different from Vista, but, since many have skipped [...]
