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Yahoo suggesting dev team to move for Nokia’s Ovi Maps as its Maps API is shutting down and they reprioritizing their current portfolio of mapping products to refocus on a great consumer Mapping and Local Search experience. Yahoo will continue to support a number of location APIs and developers who wish to implement maps, routing and traffic into their web pages may use third-party developer networks for mapping services……….
Windows 8 will face the same thing as what the current Windows 7 than accustomed, but there would be some interesting innovations, such as the new start area and those who now want something like the Windows machine, you should familiarize yourself with its Omnimo the latest version of 4. To use Omnimo you must first Rainmeter from version 2.0 and then you can download Omnimo down, extract all files from the ZIP package………..
ChevronWP7 Labs will jailbreak your Windows Phone with Microsoft’s approval for allowing users to load homebrew apps on their handsets. The new release will still allow users who want to tinker with their devices or dabble with WP7 development to get started at a fraction of the cost of signing up for Microsoft’s App Hub and this service won’t be free, apart from the fact that payments will only be accepted via PayPal. Microsoft supporting a development like this in years past and getting cozy with developers and the enthusiast community is becoming more and more common…………….
There’s been another leaked build of Windows 8, this time build 7989 and was first reported as being available in the private forums of a beta website with new virtual keyboard, references to SMS support, per-feature licensing, geo-location. New screenshots of Windows 8 build 7989 shows a new background and boot screen along with the return of the Microsoft betta fish and the betta fish was used back in Windows 7 beta as a wallpaper and soon turned into a mascot for Microsoft’s beta stages of Windows 7. The formal announcements about Windows 8 from Microsoft are expected to be made this autumn and Microsoft will unveil all the new features of the OS and also detail the timescale for closed and public beta programmes. The final release of the OS is expected around October 2012…………
Kinect for Xbox is one of our favorite technologies in recent times and with over 10 million units sold and Microsoft has taken the Kinect’s magic a step further by announcing the Kinect for Windows SDK beta. Developers will now be able to build Kinect apps using Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft did some live coding, showing how straight forward it is to work with. To get the full skeleton tracking you’re going to need the same sort of setup as on the Xbox 360 and Microsoft isn’t confirming any plans to integrate Kinect compatibility with any of its major apps……….
Google updated its Sync service, in order to offer additional features to iOS devices users and this service is designed to keep your native Mail and Calendar apps constantly up-to-date, now offers many improvements, especially when it comes to exchanging information with Google’s servers. Google Sync mobile app is available for download for BlackBerry, iPhone, Nokia, SyncML, Windows. Google Sync uses the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol and when etting up a new Exchange ActiveSync account on your device, existing data may be removed from your phone, make sure to back up before you set up Google Sync…………
Google’s Web mapping appears to be able to track your phone within feet of your actual location in yet another wrinkle in the ongoing location-based services and privacy debate that will now hit Congress, if someone knows a hardware ID, they may be able to find your physical address. Only Google and Skyhook Wireless make their location databases linking hardware IDs to street addresses publicly available on the internet, which raises novel privacy concerns when the IDs they’re tracking are mobile………….