One of the most exciting moments during the Academy Awards ceremony which captured the attention of the entire film industry was when Apple aired the iPad commercial.

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One of the most exciting moments during the Academy Awards ceremony which captured the attention of the entire film industry was when Apple aired the iPad commercial.

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Recently, we wrote about Microsoft’s upcoming project, Mobile Surface, which was introduced at the TechFest 2010 in Redmond. Microsoft demonstrated another cool project at TechFest 2010 called OneAlbum that uses facial recognition and event-matching technology to automatically retrieve photos that would interest you from your social networks and your friends’ online photo albums and add them to yours.
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Windows 7 has an excellent built-in platform and API which can help third party developers to create native applications for Windows 7 that are location-aware. However, the only mistake Microsoft has made with ‘Location and Sensors’ in Windows 7 is that they did not include any geolocation service provider.
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Ibis reader is a free eBook reader for mobile phones, laptop, tablets and netbooks which helps you find the best books online. You can get hold of your favorite books and read them anywhere on your laptop or mobile device and keep them in sync on all your gadgets.. The best thing about iBis reader is that you don’t have to install anything on your PC or mobile phone. All you have to do is open iBis Reader website and look for the best books available on there site or upload eBooks from your PC or mobile. All this is possible thanks to HTML5.
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against HTC for infringing 20 Apple iPhone patents related to user interface, underlying architecture and hardware. Steve Jobs said in a press release, ““We can sit by and watch competitors steal our patented inventions, or we can do something about it. We’ve decided to do something about it,”. He also said, “We think competition is healthy, but competitors should create their own original technology, not steal ours.”
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Windows 7 has been a great success for Microsoft especially after the failure of Windows Vista. Windows 7 was released last october and within 3 months of its launch, it managed to capture almost 10% of the operating system market share.
Permalink: Windows 7 has sold almost 90 million copies
TechFest is an event where Microsoft’s researchers from different locations around the world meet in Redmond and share their work with other Microsoft’s employees. It’s been revealed that Microsoft is planning to show a new “Mobile Surface” at TechFest 2010. The main purpose of Mobile Surface System is to link mobile phone with a camera and a projector so that users can interact with a screen projected onto a tabletop by moving their hands in the air above it.
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Microsoft launched there much awaited Windows 7 Mobile OS at the Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona few weeks back. And everyone was waiting when they would reveal the phone running the latest Windows Phone 7 Operating system.
Permalink: Microsoft reveals first Windows Phone 7 Series Handset
Twitter users has been experiencing a lot of difficulties because from the past few hours, Twitter timeline is not updating which is causing problems for many. And there has been no word from Twitter HQ regarding this issue.
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Wikipedia is one of the biggest website on the internet where you can find everything you need to know about any specific topic you can think of. Ever thought of a way with which you can search Wikipedia with just a single click?
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