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Friday, November 13, 2009

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Google Go Programming Language Released

Google has released an experimental language called Go Programming language as an open source software.
 
The new Go programming language uses web friendly attributes of scripting languages like Python and performance attributes of languages like C++. So it can be used to build web servers and databases.
 
This move is an attempt by the internet giant to gain a stronghold in Information Technology. Earlier, Google had announced the creation of the Android OS for the mobiles and Google Chrome OS for the PC browsers.
 
According to the sources, the new Go programming language was started much before with the active guidance from Ken Thompson, Robert Thompson and Rob Pike. Robert Thompson was the key man in the development of Java HotSpot compiler, whereas the others were associated with the development of the Unix operating system.
 
Google has clarified that the new programming language will be used for building web servers and databases. It is also optimized for multi-processing and multi-core-based systems.
 
It is expected that the new language will improve the handling of dependencies between reusable software components like the libraries.
 
 
"Typical builds feel instantaneous; even large binaries compile in just a few seconds. And the compiled code runs close to the speed of C. Go lets you move fast," the blog post added.
 
Google is hopeful that releasing the Go language to the open source community will help in getting valuable inputs for the future development.

HP NEWS

Lots of changes are taking place in the global arena and in a faster pace than ever before. Well, we are cracking down on the tech industry worldwide instead of the political and social spheres. Truly speaking such impetus to proceed surpassing others was rarely found in the earlier days. Take for instance Acer Inc., Taiwan-based celebrated multinational electronics manufacturer. As per latest records, the company has exceeded Dell to become the world's second-largest computer vendor during the third quarter of 2009.

What is the next aim of the company then? It seems that the multinational electronics manufacturer is desirous to surpass Hewlett Packard, top-notch PC maker in the global arena. The picture may get clearer if we look into the September quarter. It reveals that HP has retained its position with about 20.2 percent of the market, whereas Acer reported 14 percent share of the market as compared to Dell's 12.7 percent.

Acer Inc. steadfast to attain zenith of success
How does Acer want to proceed then? In accordance with market sources, Acer has shipped in between 3.4-3.6 million notebooks (including netbooks) in September month, beating both HP and Dell. The info is crucial if we take into account Acer Chairman, Mr. J.T. Wang’s recent statement. As indicated by the statement, the company will ship over 40 million notebooks in 2010, a number that would challenge the top position of HP in the portable PC sales. The statement made it clear that the company is optimistic of a growth of revenue by more than 70 percent over the next three years.

What is the greatest reason of this emboldened stance? It is the age-old maxim Nothing succeeds like success and Acer is in success. The reason for the company’s high sales and market shares is the low-cost Netbook PCs unlike the consideration of many experts who said that the take-over of Gateway Inc. and controlling power of Packard Bell have strengthened Acer’s multi-brand strategy.

It is worthwhile to mention that Acer is not only working on PC market, but is also entering into Smartphone business with the introduction of its new Smartphone, the Acer Liquid A1. The new device is powered by Qualcomm’s 768 MHz Snapdragon processor and Android platform.

Saturday, November 7, 2009



Windows 7 Beta Product Keys Now Available (For Real!)
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After a daylong rollercoaster drama during which Windows 7 Beta gave us a false-alarm release followed by a server smackdown, Microsoft is finally handing out honest to goodness product keys for the beta. Update: Gina says, "If the instructions below don't work for you—and they didn't for me when this was posted on Friday night or on Saturday morning—try these links, which did." Reader Daniel says: The following steps worked for me: Login in you Passport account, for example, here. Without closing the Passport page, open one of the following in a new tab:Windows 7 Beta 32-bitWindows 7 Beta 64-bit The 32-bit link may need to be refreshed many times, about 15 for me until it worked. I gave it a try, and the same worked for me and several Lifehacker commenters. I'm guessing these servers are going to take the same sort of hits we saw earlier today, so your mileage may vary. Other Lifehacker editors are reporting redirects when they try it, as are many commenters. Oy. One reader suggests that keys are only going out to those who registered earlier today, before the beta was taken down. We can't confirm this, but it seems to hold true for what we're experiencing here at Lifehacker HQ. It's been a long day, Windows enthusiasts, so smoke 'em if you got 'em. If you were able to secure the download and a key (or just the download, really, since it works just fine without the key for at least a month), here's how to install and dual-boot Windows 7 with XP or Vista for your weekend project.

Friday, November 6, 2009



Liberating Google Docs :-
A couple weeks ago, the Google Docs team launched a multi-file uploader to make it much easier for you to put files into the cloud. Today we're launching a new feature to make it much easier to get your content out: "Convert, Zip and Download."Select one or more files and then click on "Export" from the "More Actions" menu. Next, pick the format (e.g. PDF, Microsoft Word, etc) you want for your exported files. Finally, click "Continue" and we'll give you a nice zip file to download that has all your content. For now, you can "export" up to 500 MB of content in a single zip file, which is over 20,000 typical files. Sometimes it takes us a few minutes to export really large amounts of files, so instead of making you wait, we added an "Email when ready" option. We'll send you a link when the zip file is ready.

Thursday, November 5, 2009



windows 7 downloads:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/default.aspx




  • Windows 7 Professional: Designed for small and midsize organizations, Windows 7 Professional provides a PC experience you can count on, helps you get more done, and helps safeguard your work. Today, we are also starting a 15% discount on Windows 7 Professional upgrade licenses that will run until February 28, 2010. Contact your Microsoft reseller to take advantage of this offer and confirm availability in your area (discount is offered on Microsoft pricing to its channel partners; pricing offered by partners may vary).
  • Windows 7 Enterprise: If you have an active Software Assurance agreement or purchase one with your Windows 7 Professional upgrade licenses or new PCs with Windows 7 Professional, you can deploy Windows 7 Enterprise. Designed for enterprises and businesses that want to optimize their desktop IT infrastructure, Windows 7 Enterprise will help make users productive anywhere, enhance security and control, and streamline PC management.

Windows 7 will run on most PCs businesses have today. More information on tools to help with your upgrade to Windows 7 is available at www.windows.com/business/upgrade. Additionally, we recommend that customers with Software Assurance purchase the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) to aid in their enterprise OS management. The MDOP subscription currently includes six technologies that help reduce the TCO of a Windows 7 desktop. MDOP simplifies application deployment and lifecycle management and provides a solution for resolving application incompatibility through visualization. MDOP also increases IT responsiveness and user uptime through robust diagnostics and monitoring capabilities, and increases IT control by providing asset tracking and group policy change management.

Keep in mind that Windows Volume Licensing upgrades are only available for PCs that already have a qualifying Operating System, such as Windows Vista Business or Windows XP Professional. For a list of qualified versions of Windows 7 operating system licenses, download the Windows 7 and Optimized Desktop Volume Licensing Guide available on http://www.microsoft.com/windows/enterprise/how-to-buy.aspx.

Windows 7 Enterprise 90-Day Trial
If you are an IT Pro who does not have a Software Assurance Volume Licensing agreement and are not an MSDN/Tech Net subscriber, you can download the Windows 7 Enterprise 90-Day Trial. This is something many of you have asked for as a means to continue evaluating Windows 7 in your environment prior to deployment, and I am pleased to announce that you can download it starting today from the from the Springboard Series site on TechNet. Read all the details about this trial edition in .

Businesses now have access to multiple resources they can use to plan their deployment or begin upgrading their PCs to Windows 7. Beginning October 22, 2009 all customers will be able to purchase new PCs with Windows 7.





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