Monthly Archives: August 2009

Facebook connects with twitter

The social network Facebook, which claims 250 million members, a new feature that allows users to hold a public page (Marks, artists, organizations, etc..) Automatically transfer their content to the site of micro-blogging Twitter. The updates to their Facebook page … Continue reading

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Blizzard announced “Cataclysm”, the new expansion World of Warcraft “

The Blizzard Entertainment announces the development of a disaster, the latest extension of the famous online game, World of Warcraft. Even without the release date, this is expected to be the best seller than the previous release of ravaged world … Continue reading

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Nokia Launches its netbook

The Finnish phone maker Nokia, world leader in mobile communications, announced Monday the launch of its first portable computer, the Booklet 3G. This mini-laptop follows the current trend of netbooks providing a comprehensive tool to surf the Internet at home … Continue reading

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How to add your blog into Open Directory Project

The Open Directory Project is a web directory of Internet resources. A web directory is a bit like a huge research library. The directory is arranged by topics arranged in a hierarchical order, the widest to the most specific. The … Continue reading

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VisualLookout 5.0 – Prevent yourself from intruders

VisualLookout is a program specifically for people wishing to prevent intruders to access their computer and access confidential data such as logins, passwords and bank identifiers. The operating principle is very simple. VisualLookout identifies all IP addresses that try to … Continue reading

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Password Cracker – restore your passwords

Whenever you create an account on the website, it asks for a username or login and a password. So when you play to give different names and different passwords for each account, it is quite easy to forget. Password Cracker … Continue reading

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VMware takes SpringSource

VMware has announced the acquisition for 420 million dollars, SpringSource, publisher of open source solutions for developing web applications, including Java environment. Founded 5 years ago, SpringSource employs 150 employees. Fort green light shareholder SpringSource, VMware hopes to finalize the … Continue reading

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VirtualBox – Emulate your PC

VirtualBox allows you to completely emulate a PC. It’s like having a second PC in a single window. This is useful for testing other operating systems without repartitioning and safely (e.g. Repartition Linux), for safe navigation or to test software … Continue reading

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Will the Chromium OS arrival start again the war of the operating systems?

In announcing a new operating system for 2010, Google does not hide its ambitions more competitive against Microsoft Windows. While Microsoft still struggles (unsuccessfully apparently) want to fight Google in the field of online searching (with Bing and Live Search … Continue reading

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Firefox 3.5 reaches 1 Billion downloads

With more than 8 million downloads in 48 hours, Firefox 3.5 continues to carve Cruppers Microsoft Internet Explorer. Less than 48 hours after its release, Mozilla Firefox 3.5 has surpassed 8.5 million downloads if one believes the counter in real … Continue reading

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