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Archive for July 14th, 2009

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Jul 14

Rosetta Stone, the Arlington language-learning software firm filed a lawsuit against Google for trademark infringement, alleging the Internet search giant allowed other companies to use Rosetta Stone's trademark brand for online advertisements without permission. In the suit filed with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Rosetta Stone asked the court to stop Google

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If you’re designing a new DFS Replication topology for data collection of large files(10GB or more) from remote backups, during off hours. And if the DFSR replication schedule closes in the middle of one of these huge files, what’ll happen? Would the whole file restart replicating when the schedule reopened? As answer to this question, just

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Picasa Web Albums started as a web service to help you share photos with your friends and family, but it gradually added features from community-oriented services like Flickr: search, tags, Creative Commons licensing, comment moderation. Until now, it's was difficult to know the photos’re popularity, in absence of number of views; now Google added a

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GBX is a new extension, that let you add Google Bookmarks support to Chrome. After installing GBX, you’ve the option of replacing your exisitng bookmarks bar, adding a Google Bookmarks folder to it, loading your items into the 'other bookmarks' folder, or replaces them with your Google Bookmarks in order to share them

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With the release of Expression Blend + SketchFlow RC and Silverlight 3, Deep Zoom Composer is updated as well. This release contains improvements to a handful of the existing features: Bringing back the Blend / Visual Studio projects for certain templates was made; interacting with the Deep Zoom player smoother by removing the constraints that often led

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BILL VEGHTE in kis keynote announed that “This morning we will release Windows 7 to manufacturing.” “I'm pleased to announce that September 1 the Windows 7 volume licensing will be available, and I'm pleased to announce here today that we will do a limited time promotion on Windows 7 for volume licensing, depending on

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Microsoft introduced two new licenses for VDI – the Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Standard Suite and the Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Premium Suite. These licenses make it simple for customers to purchase the comprehensive Microsoft VDI technologies while providing excellent value compared with competing VDI offerings. The new VDI suite licenses will

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Tasks is now the first feature that graduated from Gmail Labs. To access Tasks, starting today you can just click "Tasks" under the "Contacts" link above your chat list (no need to turn it on from the Labs tab anymore). To make Tasks more responsive, Google've added “mobile and gadget views, made improvements to task editing and management,

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Microsoft has published a new Knowledge Base article that has some recommendations for how to configure your Terminal Servers for best performance when hosting virtualized apps, running the Application Virtualization 4.5 Client: KB973366 - Recommended configuration settings for Application Virtualization 4.5 Terminal Server clients.

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Yahoo! Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web. Like Unix pipes, simple commands can be combined together to create output that meets your needs. Here’re few popular usage: create custom feed by combining many feeds into one, then sorting, filtering and translating them – geocode your favorite feeds and browse the items on

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Google introudced a new super-trustworthy, anti-phishing key in Gmail that works for eBay and PayPal to protect you Gmail mailboxes from spam and phishing. Turn on "Authentication icon for verified senders" from the Labs tab under Settings, and you'll see a key icon next to verified emails that’re super-trustworthy; Anything else

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Microsoft revealed that the DHCP team is investigating the design of a .NET framework class library that administrators can use to automate their DHCP server management operations. In this regard, Microsoft would like to get input from the DHCP administrators on key issues, faced with DHCP server management. An integral part of the company's effort in

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If you’re a Microsoft Outlook user, probably you’ve it open most of the time. Now you can’ve a fully-featured Twitter client without opening other applications. TwInbox is a perfect Twitter client for any Outlook user, it seamlessly integrates Twitter into Outlook. At 490kb it works in Outlook 2003, 2007, and even 2010 Technical Preview. Features includes: update your Twitter status directly from Outlook, archive,

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Clearway Software released their business intelligence visualization products: “Clearway GeoAnalyzer, SmartGrid and SmartChart,” designed for Microsoft Online Services, both as cloud-based and standalone applications. Raheel Retiwalla, of Clearway, said that by providing these apps using Microsoft Online Services they could offer their users the possibility to easily and quickly manage solutions and achieve the projected goals. Gene Rodgers, believes that recent release’ll continue

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Google made available their Labs in Google Calendar. Google Calendar Labs will not only make it possible for Google to release experimental Calendar features early and often to users, but the new Calendar API will also let Google Apps enterprise customers extend calendaring capabilities in highly specialized and custom ways

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