Sony has stop manufacturing and distribution it’s another dignified technology which is the portable and first low-cost music player called “The Cassette Walkman“.
According to IT Media, the last consignment was shipped to Japanese retailers. New Walkmans will no longer available once these units are sold. The AP reports that the sales of the Cassette Walkman have stop in Japan. The Cassette Walkman will still be made by Chinese manufacturers and sold in United Kingdom and United States.
Google is rolling out a new beta feature for Gmail to manage bulk amounts of e-mail. This feature is know as “Priority Inbox“.
Priority Inbox is a new layout that guides you to focus on your important messages. This feature appears at the top of the “Inbox” link. This feature is an algorithm that uses information such as the people you e-mail the most, keywords and which ones you’ve opened.
GMail has introduced a new feature that Save several e-mail attachments to your computer by drag-and-drop. If you are using Google Chrome, Hover your mouse pointer over the file icon or Download link and a tooltip prompting you to “Click to view OR drag to your desktop to save.”
Basically battery come with two terminals Positive (+) and Negative (-). In order for it work, they need to go in the right position. Thanks to Microsoft for developing a new technology.
Google has introduced a new feature yesterday (June 2, 2010) that allows users to upload a custom background from there Computer or a Picasa Web Album to personalize the Google’s homepage; just like a computer desktop. This exciting feature is known as Freeze Frame.
Justice Ejaz Chaudhry of the Lahore High court ordered Pakistan Telecommunication Authority to block the access of social networking website ‘Facebook‘ in Pakistan until May 31.
The order came when a petition was filed by a lawyers’ group called the Islamic Lawyers’ Movement after the site held a competition featuring caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The world’s largest search engine giant Google has made all necessary plan to introduce it’s new e-book store called Google Editions. The service will sell e-books on the web just like Amazon’s Kindle store or Apple’s iBooks.
Google’s manager for strategic-partner development Chris Palma told The Wall Street Journal about the plans on Tuesday at a publishing- industry panel in New York.
The most recent developer version of Google’s Chrome browser has introduced a quiet, but appreciable change. When you see some text prefixed by “http://” you automatically know that what follows is a web address, as defined by the Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Google has removed http:// prefix from the recent developer version of Chorme, and simply displaying a URL as “glanceworld.com”. Here are some questions raised What happens in other cases for example where the scheme is https or FTP? For this reason, some individuals are actually reporting the feature as a bug.
