July 31 2010 by
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Apple Magic Trackpad costs $69. As it named Magic , its not magical, i can only say its is another nice product from apple. For desktop users (Mac mini, IMac) it can be the alternative to Mouse.
As magic trackpad is made of the same aluminum material,same sculpture as of Apple wireless Keyboard, using Apple magic trackpad side by side with Apple wireless keyboard for desktop users looks amazing.
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The new Windows Phone 7 is coming! Windows Phone 7 supports Silverlight and XNA.
Silverlight for Windows Phone supports core Silverlight capabilities in managed .NET code along with XAML including:
- Hight quality video rendering
- Deep Zoom for enhanced reading and photo browsing experiences
- Vector and Bitmap Graphics and animation
Silverlight can also access the unique capabilities of the phone including:
- Hardware acceleration for video and graphics
- Accelerometer for motion sensing
- Multi-touch
- Camera and microphone
- Location awareness
- Push notifications
- Native phone functionality
http://www.silverlight.net/getstarted/devices/windows-phone/
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July 30 2010 by
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Apple updates safari to 5.0.1 and introduces extensions gallery with lots of amazing extensions.

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The Windows 7 platform makes it easy for developers to create engaging, user-friendly applications by providing familiar tools and rich development features that allow them to take advantage of the latest PC capabilities.
Windows 7 is the most reliable version of Windows yet. Designed on an improved technology foundation, Windows 7 allows users to reliably start up, shut down, or hibernate their computers without having to worry about losing valuable work. Furthermore, Windows 7 makes it easier than ever to back up and restore data to network drives or DVDs. Windows 7 also improves upon print reliability and performance.
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Windows 7 Compatibility
Microsoft knows how important it is for the hardware and software we all use today to work with Windows 7. So they are doing several things to make our live easier.
- Microsoft is working with its partners to help ensure their products will work with Windows 7. You can expect that most of the products that work with Windows Vista to work with Windows 7.
- If you’re buying a new device or application, look for the “Compatible with Windows 7″ logo. These products have passed tests that Microsoft designed to install readily and run reliably with Windows 7.
- With Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate, you’ll be able to run many productivity and business programs designed for Windows XP. Some additional software will be necessary and it will be available free-of-charge as a download from Microsoft.
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