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Archive for April 5th, 2008

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Apr 5

The Google Talk team has released “Labs Edition” of Google Talk, which’s a way similiar to Google Talk Gadget with most of its features. However, this application release doesn’t support features like File Transfer and Voicemail. As the FAQ explains: “Labs Edition is an experimental release that brings

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As many of you may know, that WordPress 2.5 (Brecker) was released on last Sunday, and you must have updgraded your blog to the new 2.5 release. You may’ve notice that WordPress 2.5 built-in image uploader doesn’t let you upload image, if you try to upload image through the new AJAX image uploader. Basically, this problem is due to

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A previous blog post mentioned some of the more end-user visible new features in Windows Server 2008. There is another less visible design enhancement on Windows Server 2008. Let us explore this change and find out how it can be beneficial to Server 2008 based deployments of the DFS Replication service. Windows Server 2003 R2:

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“The Five Pillars of Windows 7“ series posts that Bryant over at AeroXP is currently writing reveals and discusses a lot of interesting tidbits about the next version of Windows. The information presented is highly interesting and encouraging for any Windows enthusiast, but one could easily become tangled in the web of optimism.

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Network administrators are complaining that Apple's recent decision to offer users its Safari Web browser as part of an iTunes and QuickTime update has made their lives harder, as they struggle to remove the software from PCs on their networks. For Cody Wilson, the trouble began a few weeks ago, when he noticed that Safari

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Google Lat Long blog launched an embeddable map (shown below) as well as a Google Earth layer so that users can follow the path of the 2008 Torch Relay. Users can watch as the torch travels from city to city and over oceans to reach Beijing by August 8th. Google Maps is tracking the

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MediaCoder is a free Windows universal batch media transcoder utility, which nicely integrates most popular audio/video codecs and tools into an all-in-one solution. With a flexible and extendable architecture, new codecs and tools are added in constantly as well as supports for new devices. MediaCoder intends to be the swiss army knife for media transcoding in all

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For the FREE 90 days trial period for Kaspersky Internet Security instead of the normal 30 days to work, you must NOT have activated the 30 day trial version. If you’ve already activated the 30 day trial, applying this 90 day trial key will not extend your trial period. The expiration date will remain the same. So I guess

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Shell Tools is a collection of free Windows shell extensions and utilities. This package contains updated versions of our old shell extensions FontLoader, FileNote, RegisterEx, CopyURL and new ones, including nice control panel that allows you to control all the extensions in one place. Here are a few of the tools

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Google has created an open source tool called “Google Email Uploader”, that works in Windows XP and Windows Vista to make the transition to Google Apps easier. The application imports messages and contacts stored locally in Microsoft Outlook 2002+, Outlook Express and Thunderbird to a Google Apps account. It doesn't modify the sent dates from

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