Sunday, December 9, 2007
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Xbox Updates
Microsoft is going to introduce a new update for the Xbox 360’s dashboard and Xbox Live service by December 4, 2007. This update will be an automatic download for the 8 million Xbox Live subscribers. The new features that it includes are Family Control feature that limits how long a child can play with the console in a given day or week. It will certainly be a good one from parents' point of view, isn't it?
Another thing is that it can also be purchased and downloaded through Xbox Live Originals that were previously only available at retail. That's how Xbox Live continues to be a trend setter or unique for in the console market. Hopefully, though, it won’t crash any machines, as there has been some history of that in the past. Here’s a description of the changes:
Xbox 360 Introduces New Features and Console Enhancements with the 2007 Fall Dashboard Update
Free system update hits connected consoles worldwide on Dec. 4; Xbox Originals, Family Timer and more available through download
Google Maps & My Location
Daily Tech Says, "Google doesn't want its users to feel likes its watching them -- to alleviate privacy concerns, the system is designed to have minimal access to user information. It will not collect or access the user's phone number or any other personal information that might help to reveal their identity. Steve Lee, product manage for Google Mobile Maps also said the feature could be easily disabled by clicking a link in the help menu, as a further safety measure to set the consumer's mind at ease."
Goolge on the way to have hold of minds probably!
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Is Google Still The Search Engine Leader?
The only thing to ponder on is, whether Google will be SEOing it's home page or not, and or should Google do so?
Saturday, November 24, 2007
T Mobile & Apple iPhone: Going Together In Germany
Happened to have a glance at this news today, and wondering, who will have the major hold in the market by the end of 2008. Will iPhone be able to have deep roots in there while Vodafone has a developed infrastructure along with a huge number of subscribers.
Monday, November 19, 2007
Microsoft OneCare: Making Small Business Easier Ever
One of the biggest issues of home and small business network PCs is the security. According to Microsoft's research out of 50% of the PC users are too much concerned about the security issues.
The most highlighted news of today satetd that "Home and SMB networks usually aren't maintained by a full-time IT staff, but management and security issues still arise in those types of settings. Microsoft aims to fill that gap with the latest version of its Live OneCare subscription service, which the company says provides a simple and non-intrusive way to efficiently organize small computer networks."
Besides, all other factors, the most important feature of OneCare is probably the user friendliness, easy to understand features and of course the compatibility with both home and network PCs.
Microsoft is on the go to bring innovations and probably that's the reason it still rocks.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
16 Million iPhones by the End of 2008
The story I've read can be found here , I'm just quoting a part of it here, i.e. related to my theme.
Apple’s iPhone is a multimedia and internet-enabled wireless device that was launched earlier this year in the US, and this month in Europe. The company is in talks to take it to China too. Merrill Lynch reported that Apple would only be shipping 4 million iPhones this year, but 12 million units will be shipped in 2008.
The company, according to sources, is talking to both telecom service providers and retailers, to bring the device to India. HCL Infosystems and Wipro Technologies were also reported to be close to becoming Indian distributors of the iPhone. Reliance Retail, which already has an electronics retail venture Reliance Digital, also figured in the list of potential partners.
The article was about the impact of iPhone on Indian Economy. Not sure whether it'll have any sort of effect on Pakistani Economy as well or not. Well, let's see what happens!
DNA technology to identify guilty dogs
Dogs that attack people and animals can now be traced using new DNA technology being issued to local councils, the NSW government says.
A pack, including DNA collection swabs, gloves and tamper-proof evidence bags will enable council rangers to collect DNA from a dog's saliva, blood, hair or faeces and send it away for testing.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Why To Differentiate SEM and SEO
For further clarification, let's say SEM is a major field having a list of other activities in it, and SEO is one of those activities. SEO is only Optimization of content for Search Engines, while SEM is a whole field covering all aspects of marketing that is or can be done via SEs.
And it's very important to know and the difference and to plan accordingly, as Internet Marketing or let's say any other marketing can't get maximum exposure untill it's planned well and on strategic grounds. Well, that's what I've come up with till right now, it's not something must to believe.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Is iPhone Reliable?
Apple iPhone where it got a red carpet treatment on its launch not only in a particular market, but world wide, does have some technical drawbacks. That's not the problem with iPhone only in fact, instead everything as it's not 100% perfect has some drawbacks.
While just exploring iiPhone is reliable or not that found some technical drawbacks of Apple iPhone, don't know the exact level, but it weighs.