Archive for the ‘Software’ Category
Know 8 Useful Hidden Features Of VLC Player
No one might have imagined that a VLC player can can do so many things. You can watch 3D videos or live TV, record videos from webcam, record the desktop screen, convert videos, video streaming and more.
Google Chrome 64-bit Beta For Windows Arrived
The speed of browser development these days means you’re never more than a month or two from the next “major” release. But if you can’t wait that long, and you’re happy to sacrifice some stability and security in return for getting an early glance at new features, then Beta versions can quench that thirst. And lately, Google has announced Chrome 64-bit Beta Channel for Windows.
Windows 9 Preview May Arrive Later This Year
At the beginning of this year, we reported that Microsoft may release Windows 9 in April 2015. But that didn’t happen. And lately, sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans have mentioned that instead of Windows 9, Windows 9 Preview may arrive later this year.
Compress Images Of Your Computer And Free Up Disk Space Up To 70%
Want to free up disk space? Well you can easily do that by compressing images. Compress all the images by 1 click and have 70% free space!
OS X Yosemite: Apple Brings Desktop Closer To iOS, Available For Free
Apple has been trying to bring its mobile and desktop platforms closer for a while now. With the new OS X 10.10 Yosemite, Apple is finally taking a huge stride towards that goal. The new version of OS X packs stunning design elements and features from iOS.
Galaxy S5: S Health Can Now Track Your Stress Levels
Samsung really upped the ante on fitness apps by offering S Health in Galaxy S5 handsets. The company has now rolled out an update to the S Health app, allowing the app to discern your stress levels in real-time.
15-Year-Old Student Wins Intel Prize For Making Software That Detects Cancer-Causing Genes
International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) competition is the world’s largest high school science research competition. This year, Intel has awarded first prize to a 15-year-old student, Nathan Han, for making a software that can study the mutations of a gene linked to breast cancer.
iDrive Offers 50 GB iOS Cloud Storage For $0.99
Cloud storage has become fairly critical to our data-centric digital lives these days. A new entrant in the cloud storage industry has now come up with an extraordinary offer: iDrive is offering 50 GB of cloud storage space to iOS users for a mere $0.99 for a year.
Apple Makes OS X Betas Available For Non-Developers
Until now, Apple has followed a fairly strict policy of releasing its OS X betas only to its registered developers. The company is now changing this policy, making OS X beta downloads available to non-developers as well.
Ubuntu 14.04 Released: Let’s Welcome Ubuntu Touch For Tablet
Ubuntu version 14.04 LTS, code name “Trusty Tahr” released today. It’s now available to download for all platform. In this post we will discuss feature list for 14.04, where and how to download, and a briefly about brand new Ubuntu Touch For Tablet Version 1.0.
Google Finally Unveils Helpouts App For iOS Devices
Google debuted the intriguing Helpouts service a while ago. It relies on Hangouts and lets people connect with and help each other. The search giant has now released a Helpouts app for iOS.
Microsoft Says Over 12 Million Office For iPad Downloaded In A Week
Microsoft launched Office for iPad on March 27 and it seems like within a week, it has garnered over attraction of people. Yesterday, Microsoft announced via Twitter that until April 3, Microsoft Office for iPad was downloaded more than 12 million times.
Microsoft Reveals Final Security Patches For Windows XP And Office 2003
Microsoft is pulling the plug on Windows XP this month. To send out a final dose of support to the users of Windows XP, Microsoft has readied security patches which will take care of many ‘Critical’ issues.
30,000 Terminals Upgraded From Windows XP To Windows 8 By Japanese Bank
Microsoft is shuttering Windows XP in April this year. Once this happens, there will no longer be any security updates for the OS. Anticipating this, a Japanese bank has now upgraded 30,000 of its terminals from Windows XP to Windows 8.
Online Learning Company Coursera Launches An Android App
Coursera is widely known for massive open online courses. It works with universities to make some of their courses available online. However, to spread its free online courses easily, lately, Coursera has officially launched a mobile app for Android.
