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Download the 2007 Microsoft Office Beta 2 Technical Refresh FREE

lijogk — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 07:00:41 +0000

Download the 2007 Microsoft Office Beta 2 Technical Refresh
Discover the latest refresh to the 2007 Microsoft^® Office system Beta. We’ve listened carefully to your feedback and have developed a technical refresh with significant performance improvements and redesigns to address your needs and to enhance your user experience. New features of the Beta 2 Technical Refresh include an updated user interface and better accessibility support.

Please note that the Beta 2 Technical Refresh extends the timeline for Microsoft Office Beta 2 use, which you need to install first. The refresh is also recommended if you’d like to use it in combination with Windows Vista RC1. Visit the Microsoft Office preview site at www.microsoft.com/office/preview for your download today and be among the first to experience these exciting new enhancements.

Norton all-in-one online protection for a month, free from Yahoo!

lijogk — Fri, 13 Oct 2006 01:39:33 +0000

Want to try norton ?. yahoo brings you the noroton internet security pack at a low price. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price is $69.99. available from Yahoo! through this special offer for only $49.99. Includes 12 months of protection updates and new product features as available throughout the year. See additional terms during download and purchase.

this includes

* Norton Ativirus

* Norton Personal firewall

* Norton privacy Control

* Norton Antispam

* Norton Parental Control

If you want to try this out checkout : http://downloads.yahoo.com/security/index.php

Windows Vista(longhorn) to be Crippled for Pirates

lijogk — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 04:26:25 +0000

Microsoft’s new and most awaited Windows Vista(Longhorn) operating system will cripple the usefulness of computers found to be running unlicensed copies of the new software, as the software giant attempts to prevent piracy that has followed the release of previous versions of its operating system. At first, people running a version of Windows Vista that the company believes is pirated will be denied access to some of the most-anticipated Vista features. Then, if the user doesn’t purchase a legitimate copy of Vista within 30 days, the system will frustrate users by allowing the Web browser to run for only an hour at a time. Microsoft said it won’t completely cripple a computer running a pirated version of Vista, and it will continue to deliver critical security updates.

so let’s wait and watch who is going to win the crackers and pirates as usual or MS .

new Virus spreading through yahoo messenger !

lijogk — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 08:45:03 +0000

guys,

today i got instant messages from my yahoo friends to visit some links. i got suspecious and called them . but they actually unaware of that message.

actually it was a virus !

so beware dont click on the link along with the message !

Example see ;

paulscot45 (10/1/2006 6:02:55 AM): wtf is this ? wanna give me a shit ? http://nsl-school.org/?id=news X-(
paulscot45 (10/1/2006 6:02:58 AM): Download free MP3s : http://nsl-school.org?id=music <<

so beware . i dont know the name of this virus. anyway better be aware and avoid clicking the links.

Intels Multi core CPUs

lijogk — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:12:59 +0000

Intel is in the process of developing multi-core processors that are capable of increasing floating-point performance into the spheres that are reached by computing clusters today. The projected performance of Intel’s 80-core prototypes at the time it could become available is expected to hit one teraflop.

At this point it’s also interesting to note the floating point performance of a Pentium 4 processor:

A 3 GHz model reaches 0.006 teraflops, which underlines the impressive capabilities of the 80-core prototype. We have to add that floating point performance is more important for scientific applications and number crunching than it is for desktop applications, but it might enable geologists to analyze drill test samples on their way home instead of processing it in expensive server farms.lets wait for the multi core CPU’S.

I think in futre the processors will be named like 1giga core processor(as we say I mHz processor today) . what you think?

Intel offers prize for sexiest PC – Win now !

lijogk — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 08:05:10 +0000

The world famous processor manufacture Intel is offering one million dollar as prize to designers and manufacturers who can make a sexier alternatives to the “big, beige box”. Intel Core Processor’s Challenge is for promoting good looking smaller, and more stylish multimedia PCs.

The only one condition is that modified Computers must be powered by Intel Viiv technology, using the chip giant’s Core 2 Duo(intel D ) processors.And lets hope than companies wil take up these chance and will built up much better computers,since nobody wants to miss an opportunity to win one million US dollars.

For more info please check http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/5384668.stm (BBc news).

South Korea to launch 1 Gbps internet this year

lijogk — Tue, 19 Sep 2006 13:34:31 +0000

South Korea, the world’s most wired nation, continues to push the envelope on the speed of the broadband Internet and looks set to make 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) a commercial possibility.

The state-backed Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) said yesterday that it had developed fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) solutions that efficiently enable 1Gbps of data transmission speed.

“Thus far, only 16 customers can subscribe to 1Gbps services on a single optical fiber line. That is one of the main barriers to the commercial debut of the 1Gbps Internet,” said Kim Byoung-hwi, an official at the Taejon-based institute, about 200 kilometers south of Seoul.

“However, we have created technology taking advantage of various length frames of optical fiber, increasing the number 32 fold to 512 users per cable,” Kim said.

Kim projected the cutting-edge technique would substantially raise the commercial viability of the 1Gbps landline connectivity, which he expects to start this year.

The throughput of 1Gbps is fast enough to let people download a high-definition movie file in seconds. This currently takes several minutes using a regular network.

The speed is also roughly 100 times faster than the current norm of the wired Internet _ around 10 megabits per second.

“We developed the technology through an alliance with a domestic network equipment maker, which aims to commercially launch the 1Gbps Internet services late this year,” Kim said.

In addition to the fixed-line connection, the 1Gbps speed is a crucial milestone in the world of the wireless Internet, a field in which Korea is also a trailblazer.

During last week’s Fourth-Generation (4G) Forum on Cheju Island, the host Samsung Electronics demonstrated wireless platform, which promises a downlink speed of 1Gbps.

The 4G mobile system is defined as a network that transfers data at rates of 1Gbps for those at a standstill and 100 Mbps for those on the move.

Samsung projects the ultra-fast portable Internet will come to town by 2010 and the world’s third-largest cellular phone maker seeks to unveil handset-sized terminals embracing the 4G system in 2008.

The Seoul-headquartered company already has handover technology, which helps users remain connected while moving between base stations, for the super-fast mobile platform.

The solution, which Samsung showed on a bus traveling at 60 kilometers an hour, is a must to phase in any mobility-specific service.