Archive for July 31st, 2009


Jul 31

WHS Port Forward addin for Window Home Server

“WHS Port Forward” is a add-in for Windows Home Server that allows the user to utilize the UPnP feature of Windows Home Server to open forwarded ports from your router to your Home Server. This is useful if you have installed a 3rd party application that requires incoming access from the internet. This Add-In removes the need
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Jul 31

NewsGator integrated with Google Reader; NewsGator Online RSS reader discontinues by August end

If you were using Google Reader and NewsGator for your RSS subscrptions; now NewsGator have integrated their client reader with Google Reader to use it as synchronization backend. Now that Google Reader can be used as the online companion to NewsGator's client applications, they've decided to discontinue web-based RSS reader, at the end of August. If you've been using
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Jul 31

Gmail: Now excludes “on behalf of” or “Sender” field from email headers

Until now, when you sent emails from Gmail using non-Gmail addresses, Google included your original Gmail username in the "Sender" field, since these messages’re sent by Gmail's servers. Most email programs just display "From" address and not the "Sender" field, but some (including Outlook) show these messages as coming "From username@gmail.com On Behalf Of customaddress@mydomain.com" which annoyed people. To avoid this, 
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Jul 31

Seadragon.com: Converting image into deep zoom image

The Seadragon team released a service that lets you easily turn your giant pictures into nice zoomable UIs: Seadragon is built on Azure and gives you the following benefits: Images always load up really fast, no matter how big the image is – You can zoom and pan smoothly to every detail of the image.
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Jul 31

Rogue antivirus software on rise

PandaLabs found 1,000 samples of fake antivirus software in the first quarter of 2008. In a year, that number had grown to 111,000. And in the second quarter of 2009, it reached 374,000, Luis Corrons, technical director of PandaLabs said in a recent interview. "We've created a specific team to deal with this," he
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Jul 31

Sonico OpenSocial Container platform v 0.8 Launched

Sonico, Latin America's leading social networks, and second largest social network in Brazil, rolled out its OpenSocial container to over +39 million users!, including Buddypoke and GameDesire. It’s available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Sonico's OpenSocial (v 0.8) platform includes the following. You can request sandbox access and read about OpenSocial implementation, learn Sonico's
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Jul 31

Baker Tilly UK completes Windows 7 deployment

Baker Tilly, an accountancy firm in the UK, has already completed deploying Windows 7 across their infrastructure. Rich Reynolds chatted with Simon Harding-Rolls, Director of IT at Baker Tilly, to get more information on their Windows 7 deployment. “Why did Baker Tilly choose to deploy Windows 7? – Simon Harding-Rolls: We needed to change, feeling that there was
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Jul 31

AdWords interface out of Beta

Google rolled out the new AdWords interface out of beta “We've heard from many of you that the new interface has made a material difference for your business. Advertisers have saved time with quicker editing, reporting, and account navigation, and they've improved campaign performance by using better integrated tools to refine their targeting. We're upgrading a
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Jul 31

Marissa Mayer interview with Digg

Digg interviewd Google’s Marissa Mayer, and asked community voted on questions:
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Jul 31

Foursquare mobile social network comes to Windows Mobile

Foursquare mobile social network is now available as an Windows Phone application. The idea behind this mobile social network’s a bit different than other location-based networks like Brightkite. For e.g. on Brightkite, you post short status updates as you would on Twitter, whereas Foursquare turns mobile social
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Jul 31

ASP.NET MVC Version 2 Public preview released

Microsoft released the first public preview of ASP.NET MVC Version 2. It works with .NET 3.5 SP1 and VS 2008, and can be installed side-by-side on the same machine as ASP.NET MVC 1.0 (meaning they don’t conflict and your existing ASP.NET MVC 1.0 projects will not be impacted if you install it). If you‘ve both ASP.NET MVC 1.0 and
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Jul 31

Google Checkout store gadget: Create online store using Google Docs & Google Checkout

“Google Checkout store gadget” allows anyone to create an online store using a Google spreadsheet. Using new Spreadsheet Data APIs, Google've integrated Google Docs and Google Checkout to make online selling a breeze. In following three simple steps, you'll be able to create an online store that's powered by Google Checkout and has inventory managed
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Jul 31

Bill Gates ’640K is Enough For Anyone’

Historicaltweets.com quoted this from Wikiquote “Misattributed to Bill Gates” “640K ought to be enough for anybody.” Often attributed to Gates in 1981. Gates considered the IBM PC’s 640kB program memory a significant breakthrough over 8-bit systems that were typically limited to 64kB, but he has denied making this remark, and
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Jul 31

Hopper test tool for Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1, and 6.5 Released

Hopper is a software test tool for Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1, and 6.5 that simulates random user input on mobile devices providing a sometimes meaningful mean time to failure (MTTF) number. It is designed to find bugs and is not intended to run scenario tests or do "specific user things" - it is completely random. Hopper
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Jul 31

Steve Ballmer presentation slide reveals $300 million loss on Yahoo! deal

An unpresented slide from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer financial analysts presentation revealed “We’ll lose money in first 2 years ($300m total), then start making decent return ($400m steady). The slide also reveals some information "context -- not for disclosure" that can be seen below. Microsoft expects $600 million to
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