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Pirate Bay Co-Founder Gets His Passport Back From Swedish Authorities

Ever since the Swedish courts incriminated Pirate Bay co-founders over the creation of a file-sharing platform, nearly all of them have been forced to a keep a low-profile and move out of Sweden. One of the co-founders, Fredrik Neij, had his passport revoked by the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok. He appealed against it and now, the court has decided in his favor.

Both Google And Oracle To Appeal Against Java Verdict

Google and Oracle have been embroiled in a legal battle over the use of Java in the Android operating system. In a recent ruling, a jury ruled that Google did indeed use Java codes but didn’t infringe Oracle patents. However, the jury couldn’t decide whether this was within the scope of ‘fair use’ or not. Apparently, both Google and Oracle are dissatisfied with the verdict and are ruling against it.

Google Now Provides Direct Answers To Natural Language Queries

Google has been ramping up the performance of its search engine by enhancing the search algorithm so that it would furnish precisely the results a user is looking for. This is not possible without a close enough understanding of the natural language – and now, Google has improved the performance of its search in response to natural language queries.

Analysts Pegs HP’s Stock At Negative $2

Hewlett-Packard, from being one of the most successful companies in the tech sphere, has been on a downward spiral for some years. The company rose to the heights of success with its printer business but given the retarded sales of printers in recent years, it has been declining in its profits. Now, an analyst has pegged HP’s stock value at negative $2, calling the company utterly worthless.

[Patent] Boeing Plans To Use Gas Clouds To Tackle Space Debris

Space debris orbiting around Earth has considerably increased in amount ever since we started sending off space missions. Most of the machinery used in these missions is left to lurk in the space, joining the Earth’s orbit and contributing to the debris ‘pollution’ in the space. Now, Boeing has come up with a rather unique idea to resolve this problem.

Maingear Brings Nomad A 17-inch Notebook For Gamers

Maingear announces of the new Nomad a 17-inch Laptop specially for the gamers. This Nomad comes with all new specifications to built a powerful gaming experience. The new addition laptop comes with third-gen Intel Core i7 chips (up to 3.8GHz) and a maximum 32GB of RAM and optional hard drive configurations. Most impotently this is the industry’s first hand-painted premium automotive paint jobs and which is free of charge. Check the specifications below.

[Tips] When You Should Go For Paid Google Apps For Business?

If your business is expanding and you asking yourself is it really convenient to hire a Google Apps for business, I must admit it is a tough question because there are many factors that must be considered. Considering that many people are accustomed to using Gmail and we have a whole suite of products that we can use (like Docs, Calendar, etc.), it is a good idea. But we have to consider some other things, because, unlike Gmail, Google Apps account is not free. Is it really a good idea to sign up for Google Apps for Business?