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Intel Unveils New Line Products Including CPUs

By on February 26, 2011 in MyBlog

Intel, one of the world’s largest semiconductor chip makers, officially made public the details of its brand new line of CPUs for laptops and desktops in the 2011 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.  These new CPU chips have been given the code name Sandy Bridge and will continue carrying the Core [...]

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Diskeeper 2011: Because a Fragmented PC is a Fast PC

By on February 26, 2011 in MyBlog

Another product that has been unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show held every January in Las Vegas is the 2011 edition of the Diskeeper software.  The product made available at the CES was actually just a demo unit, but the manufacturers have already given the show’s patrons a quick but satisfying taste of how their [...]

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Kaspersky Open Space Security Suites For Networks and Servers

By on January 29, 2011 in MyBlog

Kaspersky Open Space Security The Kaspersky Open Space Security is an Internet security suite that is used to protect corporate computer networks. This suite is manufactured by Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of content management solutions. The Kaspersky Open Space Security is a suite that is designed to provide protection to network structures of different [...]

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Innovative Software to Make TV Ads More Effective and Focused

By on November 17, 2010 in MyBlog

iSIGN Media Solutions Inc. made an announcement that one of its products has acquired new features.  The company’s Interactive Marketing Solution 3.0 software, also known as IMS, can now be embedded into Set Top Boxes, or STBs, which are utilized by cable and satellite TV companies.  With the IMS embedded into STBs, coupons and other [...]

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UK Software Patents to Be Patterned after the US?

By on November 17, 2010 in MyBlog

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has called for a review of intellectual property laws of the country.  With this move, the Sciences and Universities minister also divulged that the government should also be looking into modifying or perhaps strengthening the current software patents. The UK press reported that David Willetts, in a conference [...]

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Software Company Symantec For Sale?

By on November 17, 2010 in MyBlog

Relational, an investor that made sure it would have a place in the board of Genzyme Corp., a drug manufacturer, has slowly but surely been making its way into the software company Symantec Corp., by buying its shares.  Analysts familiar with the strategy employed by Relational are expecting this move by the company to have [...]

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New Search Engine Designed to Slash Searching But Not Dominate Google

By on November 5, 2010 in MyBlog

As if software applications for the web are not abounding already, yet another search engine is planning to join the race for more users and being the preferred site of more people.  This may be the case for Blekko, another new search engine.  The site claims to eliminate the drag of having to use the [...]

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Google TV Not as Bad as Some Think It Is

By on November 5, 2010 in MyBlog

Google TV, the hybrid service that aims to incorporate Web and channel-surfing functions based on the Android operating system, may have undergone through rough patches for the past weeks.  The program, accessible through the Chrome Web browser of Google, has received less than shiny reviews.  A lot of testers have proclaimed that the product contains [...]

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Middle East Discusses Software Crimes

By on November 5, 2010 in MyBlog, Software

The Middle East is currently abuzz with security breaches and cybercrimes that have allegedly taken its toll and have endangered even the most classified offices of the region.  Thus, the first Cyber Crime conference was held in Jordan just recently.  The conference, hosted by Adobe Systems Incorporated Mena and the Business Software Alliance, an association [...]

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Mac Machines Without Java and Flash Player Pre-Installed

By on November 1, 2010 in MyBlog, Software

The end of last week has verified a piece of news that has been circulating for the past few days already.  Apple will be shipping its new Mac OS X computers without Adobe Flash Player pre-installed in them.  The computer company has had a head start already, shipping new models of its MacBook Air without [...]

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