Redmond, Washington — Two heavy-weights in computer software are joining forces in what could be a work-force wonder for Fargo-Moorhead. Attempting to widen its dominion, software monopolists Microsoft earlier this week announced that it is teaming up with long-term partner Hitachi Consulting to establish a technical development center in Fargo, N.D., to support the Microsoft […]

Mountain View, California — For students and lovers of everything maths who are always busy with crunching complicated numbers, now merely need to type in a function directly into the Google search bar, as the search engine giant recently added some brilliant new functionality to the calculator built into its search engine: a full graphing […]

The Software giant, Microsoft is an experienced player, when we talk about health-care. Here is just an addition to their said qualification. General Electric Co. and Microsoft Corp. are planning a joint venture, which would combine electronic health-care management and software systems. They will focus their energies on reducing costs from errors and waste of […]

When Facebook is in news and one does not get juice out of it, its no real news. To prove that right, here is something that a Mark Zuckerberg follower would be interested in noting, as well those who are concerned with privacy on the world’s biggest social networking site, Facebook.

Mountain View, California — Android enthusiasts impatiently awaiting the arrival of Google’s Galaxy Nexus flagship smartphone in the States may be disheartened to learn that Verizon Wireless, the largest U.S. wireless carrier, nixed Google Wallet, the company’s competing mobile-payment system from the new Galaxy Nexus smartphone, citing security concerns.

There was an announcement made by Facebook related to the timeline feature. The social networking giant announced that they have started rolling out the timeline feature to users, starting with New Zealand. Earlier this feature was only available for developers.

Like many U.S. based companies have faced troubles in the Chinese territory, and Apple is no exception to the case. Last year, Apple, then under the leadership of late Steve Jobs, had acquired the trademark to use a Chinese based trademark for the name ‘iPad’. The company might have thought that its problems on that […]

San Francisco — With the constant rise in the use of Arabic online, Thanks to Google Mobile Blog that made the happy announcement that its Arabic speakers can now use Voice Search in Hebrew and Arabic on their iOS and ask Google for directions out loud, which it hopes will boost the usability of its […]

Redmond, Washington — In a stunning move to keep pace with its competitors, software maker Microsoft is revealing a new way for users to search, recently said that it plans to launch its fall update for its Xbox 360 game console, along-with a significant number of relevant content partnerships, complete with voice search via Xbox […]

  iPad has seen success with a number of iPad-only apps, but one of these apps will now be out for the iPhone too. Flipboard has finally come up with its iPhone version. The popular iPad magazine is no more an iPad-only app. It is still a free app and one can use it just […]