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[Tutorial] How To Return Classic ‘All Programs’ Menu In Windows 7

If you are one of those users who think that old Windows XP “All Programs” menu which is available from Start menu is better and more convenient than the one we have in Windows 7 this tutorial will show you how you can with few simple Windows 7 registry modifications and without any third party tool return that Classic Windows XP “All Programs” menu.

A Man Was Asked To Apologise On Facebook To His Wife For A Comment On the Social Network

Most users take things seriously on Facebook, hence be careful about what you say to another. They might actually take it as if you have said those words for real face-to-face. A recent case happened to remind us all that things are for real on Facebook. A man, named Mark Byron, was ordered by a judge in Cincinnati to appologise to his estranged wife, named Elizabeth, when he posted a comment on Facebook which she found offending. The incident took place sometime around the end of 2011, and now ruling on the case has come out.

MWC 2012: Windows Phone Tango Brings Voice Notes and Improved MMS

This year’s edition of Mobile World Congress is a very good opportunity for the companies to show off its new technologies and for tech oriented journalists to dismiss or to confirm rumors that captured everyone attention lately. When it comes to Microsoft’s new update of Windows Phone 7.5, nicknamed Tango, the software comes as confirmation of what analysts predicted, but also with a few intriguing features and limitations.

Nokia Becomes World’s largest Windows Phone Manufacturer – Strategy Analytics

Recently Strategy Analytics has unveiled a sensational news about mobile phone manufacturer giant NOKIA and the news is Nokia captured top position as the world’s number one Microsoft smartphone vendor for the first time ever. NOKIA acquires in first position replacing Taiwanese vendor HTC and apparently it seems that it has been possible for Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 smartphones which both launched in November 2011.

MWC 2012 – Nokia Brings 808 PureView With A 41-Megapixel Resolution Shooter Setting New Industry Standard

At last a Symbian smartphone is out at the MWC 2012 at Barcelona. Yesterday it was all quad-core & Android 4, today Nokia brings the first Symbian smartphone of the event. It has set a new standard in the mobile industry integrating PureView Pro imaging technology which ensures amazing image quality, lossless zoom and superior low light performance. The Nokia 808 PureView combines a large, high-resolution 41-megapixel sensor, Carl Zeiss optics and Nokia-developed pixel over-sampling technology. PureView imaging technology is the result of many years of research and development of Nokia.

MWC 2012 – HTC Introduced HTC One, The One Phone That You Need

The most anticipated HTC MWC press conference 2012 just held few minutes ago. I know you are eagerly waited to see some gorgeous & smart android sets from HTC. HTC…

Sony PlayStation 4 May Use AMD Technology

Sony has been facing increasingly greater competition from other gaming console makers such as Microsoft. Especially now that Microsoft is trying to make the motion-sensor Kinect a regular part of it’s game console, Sony is under pressure to up the game if it wants to stand it’s ground. Sony already has added enhancements to it’s recent release, PS Vita and now we are hearing that an upcoming Sony game console may be using AMD’s graphics technology.

Canon PowerShot D20 12.1 MP CMOS Waterproof Digital Camera

Let the Adventure Begin with Canon PowerShot D20 12.1 MP CMOS Waterproof Digital Camera. The PowerShot D20 is waterproof to 33 feet, temperature-resistant from 14°F to 104°F, shockproof up to 5.0 feet, and equipped with a GPS tracker. This camera features with a 12.1 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 Image Processor for excellent low-light performance with 5x Optical Zoom with 28mm Wide-Angle Lens. You are allowed to shoot incredibly vivid 1080p Full HD Video with full zooming capability. Outdoorsy, adventurous types need to look no further for a camera that can handle it all.