Google invented software to help save electricity
Google announced that it has successfully developed a utility software tool - PowerMeter, which allows users to save between 5% and 15% of their monthly electricity bill.
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Google announced that it has successfully developed a utility software tool - PowerMeter, which allows users to save between 5% and 15% of their monthly electricity bill.
Microsoft has taken another important step in the so-called
Not surprisingly, Google was named the Internet giant. With its power, Google 'hosts' millions of different websites
National Workshop on Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) with the theme
In January 2009, Hewlett-Packard (HP) will introduce a new 'glitter' black mini laptop for just $ 379.
The update of the malware identification database released late last week made the AVG antivirus software mistakenly destroy the important files of Windows XP that made…
After two problems, Microsoft decided to distribute Service Pack 3 of the most popular operating system today through Windows Update system from today.
The trial version of computer anti-virus software CMC Internet Security has over 500 thousand downloads after only a short time appeared online.
Latest version 3.0 of unique open source software
The software giant said it was ready to take aggressive measures or abandon its intention to pursue Yahoo if the company continued to
The world's number one software company Microsoft intends to feature touch screen controls (Surface) right in Windows 7, the next version of the world's best-selling Win…
Wheeling Park Virginia State University (USA) recently introduced an interactive software that simulates frog anatomy images. This system of solutions has the ability to…
The format that the 2007 Microsoft Office office application package uses to store collected documents is sufficiently votes and is considered an international standard.…
On April 9, 2008, Mr. Kevin Turner - CEO of Microsoft, who is considered the
On March 21, IBM announced the acquisition of Encentuate, a provider of identity and access management software based in Redwood, California (USA).