Aiyo!!.. Well…, it’s not aiyo that you used to say upon facing something unexpected. This aiyo is very special, probably the first of it’s kind from Malaysia.
You can guess from the image above that Aiyo that I’m talking here is an iPad magazine. It is free technology and lifestyle magazine for iPad developed by Terato Tech, one of the leading iPhone app developer in Malaysia.
I’d love to have it, but since it is only available for iPad, so I’ll just pass it for now. It’s already available in App Store in case you wondering how to get it. Here is the download link (open iTunes)
Source : teratotech
IE may not trigger the same level of excitement as the like of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or even safari to geeks. The buggy, sluggish performance and not embracing the open standard, no Webkit support are some of chief reason the perception stays until today.
But that doesn’t stop Microsoft from continuing developing the next gen IE 9, which some of the leaked images were discovered by tech blog. Not much reveal from there except the brand new download manager and the most frequently visited websites. The first you will notice is how clean the UI is. The menu bar has gone, following the steps of Chrome and Firefox 4. Ironically, the default search engine is Google, not Bing though. Anyhow, that’s all we have now, and according to news, the developer preview will available in 4 weeks.
via: Downloadsquad source: cnBeta
What do you notice from this screen shot? Is it real? No matter what, the leaked Android 2.2 test firmware for Samsung Galaxy S smartphone should excite it’s loyal users. Why not, as testing means it is now even nearer to the release date, compared to no news at all, right? The pace of getting Froyo to Samsung Galaxy OS is impressive, and surely making other phone user drooling. After all, Samsung Galaxy S is Samsung’s flagship phone, the darling Samsung that putting high hope to succeed, very very well.
via Phandroid
Except iPhone which is extremely secretive, probably the rest of mobile phone images and details will leaked as the launch date nearer. Latest phone to join the list is HTC’s Windows Phone 7 more. Windows platform is nothing new to HTC, who have collaborated with them since the Windows Mobile days before, but as I said, this is gonna their first smart book related to Windows Phone 7. Unfortunately, that’s the info available and, nothing else.
via : Engadget
Windows 7 continue to be the key revenue contributor to Microsoft and drive it’s quartely revenue and net income to the record high. 175 millions copy of Windows 7 has been sold so far since the launch date. This record sales translated to 4.5 billion of revenue to Microsoft this quarter alone.
The potential of higher sales figure is high as ever as most enterprise still adopting wait and see approach before moving to Windows 7. As of now most companies still stick to Windows XP as new OS is still require extensive testing if it suited with their internally developed application. There is no doubt the shift from XP to Windows 7 is gonna happen in future as more companies finish assessing their system on new OS and reach certain level of confident and more comfortable running their system on win 7.
Consumer who had generally positive opinion on Windows 7 will continue their spending on Windows 7. The strong sentimen will continue especially when Windows 7 SP1 due to be released on Q1 next year.
Microsoft undoubly reaping the success of Windows 7 after spending countless time and capital to tailor the OS according to what user really want. Stabil, less buggy, fast and simple OS.
