Author: Avinash
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Anyone can now use Google Wave. No invitation needed!
Today, Google is announcing that Wave will be open to everyone. This includes not only consumers with Google accounts, but also Google Apps customers. The project is now a part of Google Labs, where it will remain as work continues on it. But much work has already been done — if you haven’t tried it…
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How to use Office 2010 RTM Free for 6 Months
Now that Microsoft has released Office 2010 Final build officially to public, you can download the 60-day trial version from the link http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/download-office-professional-plus/default.aspx After installing it, user will have initial 30 days of free evaluation period before having to activate the product for lifetime continuous usage. Now to extend this expiry period to 6 months,…
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We Love Apple – Adobe
Adobe is thinking different countering Apple’s hate with love. This blog readers already knew that Steve Jobs announced in the past of removing Flash support from Apple products – http://avinashkblog.blogspot.com/2010/05/we-are-removing-flash-support-from.html Today Adobe started a new campaign to the world that they love openness and Apple through essays, ads, etc. Adobe says: We love creativity…
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Google to bring new ‘iPad Killer’ Tablet with Verizon
Google seems to be working on a Tablet to rival Apple’s wonder tablet computer; the iPad. However, to the most of us this shouldn’t come as a surprise as Google had previously shown interest in bringing Android and Chrome OS to the market on a tablet computer and even shared a video mock-up. For now…
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Microsoft Natal to Launch in October; Confirmed!
Project Natal is a controller free gaming and entertainment experience by Microsoft for the Xbox 360 Video game platform. Experience it at http://www.xbox.com/en-us/live/projectnatal/ The latest scoop in the series confirms that Microsoft plans to launch Natal in October this year. This was confirmed by Syed Bilal Tariq speaking to GamerTagRadio who happens to be…
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Apple developing Flash alternative named Gianduia
As Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight duke it out over their plugin-based, HTML-alternative web platforms, Apple is using Gianduia, its new a client-side, standards based framework for Rich Internet Apps, to create production quality online apps for its retail users. Apple introduced Gianduia last summer at WOWODC (World of WebObjects Developer Conference), an independent event…