All the stories tagged with software
Skype 6.2 Gets eGifting, New Toolbar
02/13/2013, Microsoft has released Skype version 6.2 for Windows and Mac. The new version features eGifting, a new toolbar and a few other bug improvements. When Skype users receive notifications for friend’s birthdays, they can send credit as gifts to these [...]
Adobe Lowers Prices In Australia After Government Probe
02/12/2013, Adobe, which was probed by the Australian government for a significant disparity in pricing between the U.S and the Australian subscription of its Adobe Creative Cloud pricing has decided to lower the prices in Australia, thus effectively matching the value [...]
Chinese Man Found Guilty Of Selling Pirated Software Worth $100 Million
01/08/2013, A Chinese businessman in the U.S. was found guilty of selling stolen software reported to be worth $100 million. U.S. officials say that the stolen software was to be used in programs related to space technology, defense, and engineering. The [...]
New PC technology can block notifications when you’re busy
09/14/2012, Multitasking is great but sometimes, one simply can’t take the pressure of dealing with a whole lot of tasks at the same time. For instance, when working on your PC, it can be annoying when right in the middle of [...]
New Face-Scanning Technology Can Spot Drunks
09/04/2012, Having drunk people in a crowd or at a public place is usually not be a good idea. While not everyone indulges in brawls when drunk, a crowd of sober persons is definitely lot more preferable. However, it is very [...]
Microsoft Office for the iPad rumored for a 10th of November release
05/31/2012, A little over a week ago, there were reports (again) that Microsoft could be launching its Microsoft Office productivity suite on iOS some time in November. The Daily who originally broke the news a couple of months ago is now [...]
Software identifies dead people in paintings
05/13/2012, It is highly improbable for computers and artificial intelligence to one day surpass the thought of men – after all, you won’t find a supercomputer declaring that “Humans do not exist,” do you? However, computers are great at number crunching, [...]
Safari 5.1.7 update disables older Flash Players citing security reasons
05/10/2012, Heads up Safari users, we certainly hope that the majority of you guys have remained up to date, but in case you’re the type of person who frequently neglects to update their software or if you know someone who’s like [...]
Microsoft releases Office for Mac 2011 SP2 update
04/26/2012, Earlier this week it was reported that Microsoft had pulled its Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 2 from the Microsoft AutoUpdate. The reason behind this was because there were reports from users who were claiming that there were some [...]
Apple removes free trial of iWork and Aperture from website, directs customers to the Mac App Store instead
04/17/2012, Trial software is handy when you want to try out a program before making the decision to purchase it. Unfortunately if you were trying to decide if Apple’s iWork productivity suite, or Aperture for your post-processing photography needs are the [...]
iTunes 10.6.1 released with bug fixes on board
03/29/2012, iTunes users, it looks like the update for iTunes 10.6.1 is here in case you might have missed out on the notification. The update is expected to address several bugs and problems that users had previously encountered in iTunes 10.6. [...]
Software better at spotting liars than cops
03/07/2012, You know the classic symptoms of a liar – twitching eyes, touching one’s nose or ear, fidgeting around, an overall nervous feeling, but those who are extremely skilled in the art of lying can even pass a polygraph test with [...]
