Today Microsoft has announced Windows Phone 8 and whilst not really talking about end user features the company had a lot to talk about which goes a long way to addressing many peoples’ requests for Windows Phone. Windows Phone 8, as rumoured, will be based on the Windows Core, the same as Windows 8, which will mean that developers will have a very easy time creating apps that will run on both Windows and Windows…
"Windows Phone 8 Announced; Looking Good if Not Controversial"Author: Aly Chiman
Aly Chiman
This is response to Five Reasons why Windows 8 will be dead on arrival. I imagine that in 2016 more people will be running Windows 7 than Windows 8 but despite this fact I doubt that Windows 8 will be a failure, in fact I expect it to do well. It might not be perceived as highly as Windows 7 was when it debuted but then anything following Vista would have been welcomed with open…
"5 Reasons Why Windows 8 Won’t Be Dead On Arrival"
The long awaited unveiling of the new timeline for brand pages is here with a few surprises – starting with the fact that they did it unceremoniously around o’dark thirty while most of us were asleep. Needless to say, the world of marketing is reacting with all sorts of reviews. To help you weed through everything, I’ll be hosting a free webinar this Saturday and at the end of this post I’ll share with you…
"Facebook Timeline for Brands: Game Changer"
After the overheating problem in Apple new iPad, here comes another. According to users, Apple’s new iPad is facing problems in connecting Wi-Fi signals. It was having problem in connecting and holding to Wi-Fi connection. As per Daily Mail, it was reported that about 144 posts were posted by irritated iPad consumers on Apple’s Official Forum and about 5,200 people followed the posts. This was great challenge for Apple to look upon this trouble and fix…
"Apple iPad Wi-Fi Problem? Solution Here!"
Base version memory doubled, launch announcement crashes servers The +Raspberry Pi, the $25 computer that seems to be taking the computer enthusiast world by storm, was formally launched at 6AM GMT this morning. The Foundation has announced that they will be entrusting the manufacture of the computers to two British companies, Premier Farnell and RS Components. The first run will consist of 10.000 model B´s to get them into the hands of hobbyists and teachers…
"$25 computer, Raspberry Pi, officially launched today"