Gmail Challenge Facebook in Update Status

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Google intends to challenge Facebook by launching a new feature that enables Gmail users to easily view and manage social status updates details.

This new module, quotes the Wall Street Journal, may be introduced this week. Module is expected to show the flow of updates from people who are connected with a Gmail user.

"This stream will cover the content that a user shared via YouTube and Picasa. But it is uncertain whether that feature will be announced in coming days, writes Jessica E. Vascellaro to the WSJ.

South Korea's Internet Connections is the Fastest in the World

Monday, February 8, 2010

The countries of East Asia, led by South Korea, Hong Kong, and Japan, a country that has a cable network in the world's best speed Internet surfing through the highest.

Carousel has an average connectivity of the fastest and high in the whole world, which is 14.6 megabits per second (Mbps). Japan ranked second with an average of 7.9 Mbps internet speed, which was followed by Hong Kong with 7.6 Mbps.

This is sticking in a report conducted by the network provider based in the United States (U.S.), Akamai Technologies.

Cisco Router Successful Space Orbit

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Technology Internet Routing in Space (IRIS) from Cisco not only successfully launched a satellite Intelsat IS-14 on November 23, 2009, but also succeeded in orbiting the well and used in space in order to test the network capabilities. This achievement is the use of the router's Internet Protocol (IP) in the commercial GEO satellite for the first time.

"This achievement is the next step of our strategy to expand the network without boundaries in space and re mendefiniskan how to support the communication satellite," said Steven Boutelle, Vice President, Cisco Global Government Solutions Group in a press release received Kompas.com.

IRIS is an IP router development of radiation-resistant for use in satellites and other spacecraft. IRIS offers several advantages compared with conventional satellite technology. IRIS can deliver data to more than one recipient directly, without passing through several hops teleport so as to eliminate delays in data transmission and increasing the use of transponders. Software embedded on the Cisco router and a modem board can be upgraded while in orbit, thus increasing the flexibility and speed return on investment.

Steve Jobs also Mention Adobe Idlers

Saturday, February 6, 2010

In addition to Google protested by calling a liar, Apple CEO Steve Jobs also mentioned Adobe as a slacker. It is said in meetings with his employees at the Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California, USA, a day after launching iPad.

Comments related to Jobs to Adobe Flash technology, which is often problematic in Apple products. As is known, the newly launched iPad also can not run the Adobe Flash content, although immediately issued a statement will be supported.

"Adobe lazy. Apple does not support Flash because of too many bugs him. Computer Mac hangs often because Flash. No one wants to use Flash. The world is moving to HTML5," Jobs said as reported by Wired.com.

Apple Boss Call Google a Liar



iPad day after launch, Apple CEO Steve Jobs called Google as a liar in a meeting with his employees at the Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California, USA. It is said about the phone was released Nexus One Google.

"We're not entering a business search engine. (But) they entered the mobile phone business. No doubt if they want to turn off the iPhone. We will not let it," Jobs said as reported by Wired.com. There was no confirmation from Apple was whether the statement, but some Apple employee confirmed.

Designers Reveal Luxury iPhone 4G

Friday, February 5, 2010

After a row out iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPhone 3GS, mentioned Apple will release its successor, the iPhone 4G. Rumors surrounding the gadget is already circulating on the internet for months with rumors of a tablet that finally came out with the name iPad.

If a true 4G iPhone when released, the feature and the ability to be better than the iPhone 3GS. Based on some rumors, the iPhone 4G Organics will use the screen light emitting diode (OLED) which produces a lighter image.

Outer layer equipped with touch sensors that can function as a replacement button. It works like Magic Mouse did not have the latest keys, but to use it can with finger tapping, sweep, or a pinch.

Google No Longer Supports Internet Explorer 6

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Google claims to stop support for Internet Explorer 6 or IE6 and browser-old web browser. Starting March 1, 2010, Google's site and some services are no longer able to perform with these browsers.

"Many other companies have stopped supporting the older browsers like Internet Explorer 6.0, including a browser that is not supported by the manufacturer company. We also began to leave our support, starting from the Google Docs and Google Sites," said Rajen Sheth, Google Apps is Senior Product Manager Google enterprise in the blog.

Previously, Ars Technica site launch, since August 2009, Google said it would end support for IE6 YouTube service and social network, Orkut. We visited two IE6 users of these services, they will be warned to immediately switch to the latest browser, such as IE8, Chrome, and Firefox.