Klingon Translation Program To Be Released By Ultralingua
November 19, 2009
U.S. (ChattahBox) - Ultralingua has been a well known producer of linguistic software for PC’s and smart phones for the last few years. But their new project has taken that service to the next level.
MS Office and Office Mobile 2010 Public Beta now Available
November 19, 2009
(ChattahBox) — Microsoft on Wednesday launched a public beta of Office 2010 and Office Mobile 2010, at the Professional Developer’s Conference 2009. The new Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta productivity suite is available in 32-bit as well as 64-bit versions. To download the Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta, go to the official download page. The Office 2010 suite has a new Broadcast Slideshow feature for PowerPoint, a new Word file menu that’s much more visual intensive, a new Office Communicator 2007 R2 integrated in Outlook 2010, and enhanced charts and graphs in Excel. Read more
‘Hit The Bitch’ Campaign Sparks Accusations Of Going Too Far
November 18, 2009
Denmark (ChattahBox) - An official PSA in Denmark entitled ‘Hit the Bitch’ has sparked a great deal of controversy, with many saying that the website allowing users to virtually beat a woman gives the opposite message.
Google Holding Chrome OS Update Event
November 18, 2009
(ChattahBox) — Since Google fired a shot across Microsoft’s bow, with the announcement of its Chrome OS, which was first announced in July this year, there has been little word in terms of detail. Google however will now open the curtain and demonstrate its Chrome OS “created for people who spend most of their time on the Web,” in an event this Thursday, and deliver an overview on its launch plans for 2010, Google representatives said Tuesday. Read more
YouTube Announces The New 1080p Video Feature
November 14, 2009
U.S. (ChattahBox) - YouTube has announced this week that they will be offering users the ability to view content in 1080p.
German Convicted Murderer Sues Wikipedia to Remove His Name
November 12, 2009
(ChattahBox)—In what may become a legal battle between U.S. First Amendment rights and strict German privacy laws protecting its citizens from unwanted publicity, a German convicted murderer is demanding that any mention of his name be removed from Wikipedia. Wolfgang Werle was sentenced to life in prison in 1993 for the lurid murder of actor Walter Sedlmayr and wants any mention of his name associated with Sedlmayr’s murder be censored. The convicted murderer claims the Wikipedia entry is interfering with his rehabilitation. Read more
Microsoft’s Bing Integrates Wolfram Alpha
November 11, 2009
(ChattahBox)—The upstart search engine, Microsoft’s Bing has been slowly, but steadily inching up on its competitor Google, gaining traffic and revenue. Now, Bing is enriching its search engine capabilities, with the new integration of the geeky computational search engine Wolfram Alpha. Read more
Google New Search Engine ‘Caffeine’ Approaches its Release
November 10, 2009
U.S. (ChattahBox) - Google is getting ready to release their new Google Caffeine, and Google fans are eager to test it out.
Murdoch Wages War on ‘Parasite’ Google: Plans to Remove Content, Block Searches
November 9, 2009
(ChattahBox)—Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is poised to put all of his online newspaper sites behind a pay wall, and when he completes that process he says, he plans to completely remove all of the content from Google’s search indexes. The CEO of News Corp. would conceivably remove content from such sites, as Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and the London-based Times from Google. Read more
Windows 7 Only Blocks 2 Out Of 10 Viruses, Website Claims
November 5, 2009
U.S. (ChattahBox) - Windows 7 is officially out on the market, and there have been mixed reviews from users. However, one man decided to run some tests, and he found that it’s ability to protect itself from malware is less than satisfactory.