Technology

Shufflestorm has found a interesting thing in the latest version of Window live messenger 8.5 beta if you look at the properties for the build (Right click the Exe file and Select Properties then select the version tab), it has been named as WLSuite.exe. Another interesting fact is all the three products i.e. Windows Live […]

Microsoft and Facebook have announced a partnership deal. This comes right after Facebook opened up its API to third party developers. The Facebook platform is already available in the new mashup tool Popfly that Microsoft announced a week back. Microsoft has also released some walkthrough videos and a Developer Toolkit for Facebook on its site. […]

The Yahoo blog has listed out how they plan to stop spammers, spoofers, and phishers everywhere.
We’ve just reached an important milestone in our battle against email scammers. Today, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) has approved DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) as a proposed Internet standard — RFC 4871. That’s bad news for spammers, spoofers, and […]

Today morning when I logged into my computer and started Firefox for some reason it crashed. This has happened to me a number of times since I open too many tabs. The unfortunate thing is that after the crash sometime your settings and bookmarks are lost. Fortunately unlike Firefox 1.5 you can recover your setting […]

Microsoft has been working on its social network called Wallop for quite sometime now. I had an account on wallop when they had launched, I tried logging in today but it didn’t allow me to login since I had been inactive for a really long time. After reading Muhammad Saleem Post and Screenshots I was […]

If you read my previous Article on Ten Best Free Web Statistics and Analytics Packages. I had reviewed W3counter a pretty good web stats package. They launched a new version and have opened up to the public. (Previously the free registration was closed) Below is a list of new features that have been released.
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Mashable has a article which is based on a rumor that google is about to acquire Feedburner. Their source is the vecosys blog which is run by Sam Sethi.
I have just heard from a VERY trusted source that Google is buying Feedburner in order to get into the rapidly evolving RSS Ad market. The delay […]

A while back I had reviewed Ten Best Free Web Statistics and Analytics Packages and had given google analytics negative points for usability. The Google Analytics blog just announced that they have redesigned and revamped the analytics interface. This was one of the major drawbacks of Google Analytics, while it was a powerful web statistics […]

SilverLight has launched its community site with a list of blogs and a Forum. Dare found a really cool Silverlight Poster which shows how and what the silverlight framework is built of. It shows the list of class libraries from the .Net Framework which make up silverlight. Click the picture below to see the full […]

I didn’t read my Rss feeds for a day and missed most of the Digg fiasco. Digg as you you is a social news site where use users control the news that is shown on it. Digg has been in a few controversies before but never has it been at this big a scale with […]

You might have noticed that the Blogsphere and Tech news is abuzz with news about the various announcements that Microsoft made regarding Silverlight at MIX ‘07. I think the best explanation of what Silverlight is given in this really well written article on Techcrunch.
Here’s a brief run down from Liveside if you don’t want to […]

If your a blogger or own a website then I am sure you love to see your Web statistics. Why go for Website Statistics in the first place. If your serious about promoting your Website or blog it very important to check your web Analytics and Statistics. For one you can see who all are […]

I decided to take a look at the Browser called Flock again after a year.
Flock is a browser based on the Firefox / Mozilla Code base that was launched with a lot of Hype and internet Buzz around this time last year. I was particularly intrigued since I loved the look and feel and it […]

Virtualisation has come a long way in the last year. Last year the internet was buzzing and hyped up when a hacker named Maxxus managed to run a Mac OSX inside Windows Xp using Vmware. Virtualisation is picking up since people don’t seem to be satisfied with running a single OS on their machine. There […]

I have always been impressed with Google maps. The amazing use of Ajax with real-time zooming of maps and places. Though I been a bit envious of the US because they get detailed maps with names of places, roads etc marked out and shown on it. Unfortunately for people like me living in India and […]