Google unevils Caffeine

Google has unveiled the preview version of Caffeine, a new search engine technology which promises to “push the envelope on size, indexing speed, accuracy, comprehensiveness and other dimensions.” The new search engine is the redeployment of the computing network that Google uses to connect searchers and results. The search engine can change how the company ranks in its search engine. The companies will have to change their Search Engine Optimization(SEO) to protect their Google ranking. Google is not changing the user interface as part of the Caffeine update. So the average user...

Google Documents from Desktop

Google has added a new feature to enable users to find and access their Google documents straight from the desktop. Here is the link on how you can access that.

GMail Goes Offline

If you live in Gmail, but don’t always have a broadband connection available, today should be a happy day for you. Google is rolling out a new system for letting Gmail users access their accounts offline. Google will cache your messages on your system using Google Gears. You’ll be able to open your browser to Gmail.com, see your inbox, read and label messages and even write replies without a Net connection. Your messages will send once your system reconnects to the Web. The system is beta (of course) and accessible through Gmail Labs. But it won’t be immediately available to everyone –...

Google’s plan to run native x86 code inside browser windows

The browser’s role is ever increasing. It already has become far more than a mere tool for accessing information. Today we use it to communicate, to collaborate, and to interface with applications. And if Google has its way, we’ll soon be able to use it to chalk up a few righteous frags, too. Last week, a team of Google engineers demonstrated a copy of Id Software’s classic first-person shooter Quake running within a browser window at a frame rate comparable to an OS-hosted copy of the game. How did they do it? Simple. The Google Native Client is a new set of components that...

Visual Studio 2010 – My Review

Hi Guys, Microsoft released Visual Studio 2010 CTP in October. You’ll be amazed with the download size its near about 7 GB. You can download it from here. After you download you’ll run the .exe file to extract the setup and the setup is of the .vhd format that is Virtual PC hard disk. So you’ll need Virtual PC to run Visual Studio 2010. But, but, but guys please check out the minimum requirement for this CTP to run. Hard disk space required is 75 GB, yes, its not 7.5 but 75 GB. Well that’s not true you can have this CTP run if you have upto 25 GB on one drive. When you...
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