The latest to add in Microsoft’s Skype – Skype has updated its iOS application with the focus on delivering better improved user interfaces for both dialpad and instant messaging, making it more stable on Apple’s iOS 5 firmeware. As of looking, the dialpad contains exactly the same functionality as that it consists in older versions of the app but has given...
What happens when the world’s largest advertising business tries to sell productivity software on the side? Beware the Googlighting Stranger – this is what the latest “advert” attack the software giant led against the Google for “moonlighting” as productivity software makers – stopping and asking your mind to think once is it true and the answer...
A day ago we reported that the file sharing site, The Pirate Bay to being blocked in UK after the ruling against it in the London high court over the site breaching the copyright law on a larger scale. In a statement from the Mr. Justice Arnold stated, “In my judgment, the operators of [The Pirate Bay] do authorise its users’ infringing acts of copying and communication...
Apple has recently launched its iTunes in the Cloud service in Japan, reports Apple blog Macotokara – the part of Apple’s iCloud product, the cloud music service offers users the ability to enable automatic downloading of newly purchased songs and also allow users to re-download any number of songs that they purchased to any device Since it was with the US users...
Apple, which previously set the sandboxing deadline for March 1st, announced that it would extend the deadline for developers working to abide by the new “sandboxing rules” for Mac App Store apps – by that time the developers who wished to continue selling their apps in the Mac App Store need to abide by new rules that however limited the areas of computer...
Planning a trip to an unexpected location is what interests most of us and what if the Google – the search giant plays a bigger role in searching, finding and arranging the things – Google announced in its blog post that it has added more functionality to the mobile version of flight search, bringing in some much-needed features. The company launched the Flight...
Twitter has updated both of its iPhone and Android apps, bringing back high-demand features, including the swipe shortcut, and even introduce new design and functionality improvements – the biggest additions is the re-introduction of Tweetie’s swipe actions, allowing users to quickly perform several Twitter functions after a swipe on a Tweet. The Swipe gestures...
There was a “huge” interesting turn around over the ongoing debate regarding Office for iPad. Yesterday, we reported that tablet newspaper The Daily had reportedly seen an iPad version of Microsoft Office that according to the publication is said to be submitted to Apple. Over this, first the New York Times has received a comment from the company, who stated that...
Back in November last year, The Daily initially uncovered the existence of an iPad version of the Microsoft Office Suite after spending some hands-on time with the new application – now again the News Corp. confirming that the iPad customized version of Microsoft’s Office software suite could soon be seen heading to Apple’s App Store approval team. A brief...
What it sounds like the world’s software giant, Microsoft launching legal proceedings over the domain name issue – if you think it is not possible, than change your mind – this is what happens today – Microsoft has launched legal proceedings against a Russian businessman, Dmitry Shapovalov as he tries to gain control over Windows.ru domain, Russian Legal Information...
