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Microsoft Buys Israeli

Microsoft today announced an agreement to acquire Gteko Ltd., a leader in delivering simple solutions to a wide range of PC problems. The acquisition will bolster Microsoft's ongoing efforts to help customers and partners more seamlessly solve PC problems.

http://www.gteko.com/

"By the end of the decade, Microsoft will significantly expand its operations in the consumer sector, to which end advanced support solutions are required. Gteko's leadership in providing simple solutions to a wide range of PC problems made this a particularly attractive opportunity for Microsoft," said Moshe Lichtman, President of MS Israel R&D Center. "Joining forces with Gteko is yet another building block in the expansion of our technological operations in Israel and it will help enhance our efforts to work together with other elements in the industry to help provide a superior PC experience for our customers."

Gteko, founded in 1992, is headquartered in Ra'anana, Israel with offices in New York and Tokyo. Their most recent round of funding included investments from Pitango and Intel Capital, among others. The company's solutions help PC and peripherals manufacturers, Internet service providers and software vendors with large technical support centers to improve service quality and end-user satisfaction while also substantially reducing call-center costs.

"Our companies have many complementary strengths and a closely aligned vision for delivering leading PC problem-solving solutions to customers directly and with our partners," said Dr. Joshua Glazer, chief executive officer of Gteko. "Together, Microsoft and Gteko have exceptionally deep technology expertise to offer this market."

Orange Launches 'Unique' in UK

Orange will unveil its "converged" fixed and mobile phone service today, allowing customers to use a mobile handset to make unlimited calls through their broadband home internet connection.

Unique, to be launched in Britain later this year, will be available to customers who take an Orange mobile and broadband contract. The cost of the service is expected to be based on the company's range of "animal" tariffs. The phone, which connects to Orange's mobile network, as well as Livebox - which is used by many of its one million UK broadband customers to access the web - will be free.

Stream Music to your Mobile Phone

Wireless connectivity in handheld digital music players is gaining ground. The MusicGremlin service with its iPod-like Gremlin player connects with Wi-Fi; Microsoft's much talked about Zune player will also feature Wi-Fi for transferring files. But what if you've already got a handheld — your smartphone for example — and just wish you could use that to listen to your tunes?

Mercora plans to do just that for any device running Windows Mobile 5.0, no matter what the connectivity — EDGE, EV-DO, HSDPA, or Wi-Fi. The company's new offering, called simply "M," couples a software applications for the phones with an online service. You can use it to listen to music stored on your PC or, eventually,  the music stored on the PCs of up to five friends. The company also has "social radio" stations, 1,000+ with customized genres and sub-genres comprised of music submitted by users.

"Mercora spent three years building our network technology to allow access to music from all over the world," says Avikk Ghose, the company vice president of business development. "Our software lets people Webcast or share entire music collections."

The current Mercora service has about one million users spread across 140 countries. It's far from U.S. centric, with about 70% of the traffic coming from outside the states.

Google Launched new Xmas Services

Busy in time for the Christmas shopping rush, google is busy expanding and remodelling its search services.

Firstly, when people search for products on Google.com, the system will present them with another search box so that they can refine their query.

Secondly, after people refine their query, Google takes them to a second page populated with product results from the Google Base listings service.

And to complete the refinement, Google will begin to wipe away its Froogle shopping branding to replace it with the enhanced Google Base listing service.

In short, Google are consolidating their offerings and integrating their search services.

Internet Security 2007 - Start Planning

Antivirus and content security firm Trend Micro Inc announced on 20 September the 2007 version of its Internet security suite.

According to the company, the 2007 Internet Security release will incorporate Trend Micro's PC-cillin engine and anti-malware protection, as well as TrendSecure, Trend Micro's new online security services. The suite is reportedly designed to identify, block and automatically remove viruses, trojans and spyware; filter spam; warn about unauthorized wireless access to the network; block objectionable content; identify fraudulent phishing scams; and provide users with real-time defence against online and offline identity and data theft.

Trend Micro Internet Security comes with a household license for up to three PCs for one year at GBP49.95, including free email and online support and the TrendSecure online services.

USB Rechargable AA Battery

We all know what a pain it can be to run out of batteries on the go, rendering our digital camera useless at the most inopportune of moments.

Fancy a rechargeable AA battery that does not require you to lug around a huge and heavy charging station?

Enter the USBCell, a rechargeable battery that is capable of charging directly from any USB port without the need for using a charging station. This will definitely give you more luggage space when you travel while lightening your load simultaneously.

Nokia Launches the new 3G Nokia 6288,

Further strengthening its portfolio of 3G devices, Nokia today unveiled the new Nokia 6288, a 3G slide phone that adds high-quality video playing capabilities to its mix of features.  With real-time video sharing and video ringtones, the Nokia 6288 is designed to take full advantage of the benefits of 3G technology. The Nokia 6288 is expected to begin shipping in the third quarter of 2006 with an estimated retail price of 325 EUR before subsidies or taxes.

The compact slide phone device is bundled with a 512 MB memory card making it ideal for watching favorite video clips on its bright QVGA, 262,144 color display (320x240 pixels). Outfitted with a 2-megapixel and a VGA camera, the Nokia 6288 makes it easy to share videos and participate in two-way video calls.

"The Nokia 6288 offers consumers the many benefits of 3G in a practical and affordable device," says Aage Snorgaard, Senior Vice President, Broad Appeal, Mobile Phones, Nokia. "With its strong set of engaging features, world-class video capabilities and an attractive design, we believe the Nokia 6288 will fast become a favourite on the markets this fall."

The Nokia 6288 also includes dedicated camera and zoom buttons making it even more convenient to record a video or snap a picture of family and friends. Videos taken with the Nokia 6288 can be edited then sent via MMS and email, while Bluetooth technology lets you print pictures directly to any compatible picture printer. The Nokia 6288 weighs 115g and is available in striking cool-white and black colors.

Free TV on Your PC... P2P Style!

PPLIVE claims it is the largest P2P streaming broadcast service. The bulk of its users are in China. It's unknown in the U.S. But that should change.

PPLIVE has partnered with ZIM Corporation to go after the North American and European markets. ZIM is a global mobile service provider and application developer.

About PPLive:

PPLIVE is the world most popular P2P video streaming software, it has the most number of registered users globally. In August 2005, PPLIVE recorded 500,000 simultaneous online users for viewing of the Chinese "Super Girl" show, that is the highest viewer number among all p2p video providers. In September 2005 PPLIVE was ranked the top 50 searched site by Baidu Search engine, and PPLIVE client software was ranked top 10 among most searched softwares. Presently, PPLIVE client software downloads exceeds 130 Million, and registered user reaches 50 Million.

MSN Search Commits Suicide

Microsoft has committed hari-kari on its MSN Search but fear not, a new star is born "Windows Live" branded search - is now finally out of beta.

For some time, the Windows Live brand has been appearing in a multitude of beta forms. With trademark Web 2.0 styling, Microsoft has been gradually testing all its key MSN services in the new Windows Live format.

Many people are already using the new MS Live Messenger, or MSN Live Writer, Mail, Academic and QnA. Microsofts plan was obvious from the start with MSN search's days numbered as soon as the successful release of Windows Live was activated

After huge amounts of testing and bug fixing, Windows Live Search has today replaced MSN Search. You may notice that a temporary redirect (301) will now take you to the Windows Live Search page.

Try it for yourself: http://search.msn.com

YouTube goes legal with Warner

Could this be the end of fun and freedom on YouTube.com ?  Its our favourite site to search and watch home videos without license but with complete freedom.  We've known for a long time that YouTube.com have an unsustainable business model with them burning gigabytes of bandwidth every few minutes.  Their income streams are limited and constrained and with the risk of a lawsuit looming something had to be done.

So YouTube today signed a deal with media giant Warner Music to allow its material to be used legally. It means interviews and videos by Warner's artists can be used in return for a slice of advertising revenue.

Good news for everyone who records ans uploads their vids for us to enjoy, he agreement also covers the use of material in homemade videos, which form a large part of YouTube's content.

Keep it up guys, keep it free...

TV On Your Clothes !

Check this out.... soon you'll be able to download and watch your favourite program on your shirt !!

or more likely onyour friends shirt.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd99gyE4jCk

3DTV : Reality TV

The time is coming, the new television revolution is on its way....3D TV, It could bring a whole new meaning to the term 'reality television'. After the introduction of colour displays and high definition images, 3D promises to be the next revolution in visual technology. 3D television offers users an infinitely richer and more entertaining viewing experience without the need to wear headache-inducing special glasses. At present there's no news on when we can expect these to hit the market.

The IST-sponsored project 3DTV is at the forefront of European efforts to bring the promise of three-dimensional moving images closer to reality. Made up of a consortium of 19 partners, the primary goal of 3DTV is to serve as a network of excellence and to harmonise the expertise of researchers working in fields such as imaging and computer graphics, signal processing, telecommunications, electronics, optics and physics.

I'm heading down to dixons to put my deposit down !

Unofficial Google Sites

More and more we are seeing Unofficial Google sites. So what is to be done ? do they actually contradict any law and do they take anything from the Google masters themselves.

I reviewed this one The Google Web and found it to be quite honest in its claim to be unnofficial. Its homepage looks very similar to Google and actually uses the Google search bar as its application.  What this site does is acts as a conduit between Google tools and the user looking to make some money using various Google platforms.

The closest thing to illegal may be the logo, but even that is quite inoffensive.

VoIP On Mobile Phones

Truphone today announced availability of a free, beta, VoIP software download for Wi-Fi-enabled, mass market mobile handsets, bringing free/low-cost mobile calls to millions.

The first download is for Nokia's latest E-series handsets, with the N-series handsets to follow imminently. Support for additional Wi-Fi-enabled phones, including those built on the Windows Mobile platform, is to follow.

Calls between 'on net' Truphone handsets are free worldwide. As a launch offer to the end of the year, USA users will get free calls to USA/Canada and UK users will be able to call some two billion landlines in major countries for free. All other Truphone calls from the user's mobile will be charged at characteristically low VoIP rates.

http://www.truphone.com/

MP4 from Maplin

The biggest threat to the iPod isn't Microsoft's Zune but the A93GC, a 2GB player from Maplin. And the best feature that will send Apple into a panic? According to the Maplin, it's 'easier on the eye' than the iPod Nano.

Ignorning this pretty poor USP, what we have here is a great priced (under £100) little player that won't be taking sales off any of the big boys but will offer a lot for the penny-conscious gadget fan.

As well as the 2GB of storage and the usual music-playing abilities, it'll also play games and handle photos and video on its small 1.5-inch display.

Buy one before the end of the year when the price goes back to the usual £100.

Apple recalls 1.8 million batteries

Is there anyone left in the Laptop business who isnt recalling batteries ?

Should we be worried?

Is this the end of the laptop era ?

Apple is recalling 1.8 million batteries manufactured by Sony due to fears of fire.

According to the recall statement published on the Consumer Products Safety Commission website: “These lithium-ion batteries can overheat, posing a fire hazard to consumers.

"Apple has received nine reports of batteries overheating, including two reports of minor burns from handling overheated computers and other reports of minor property damage. No serious injuries were reported.”

Oh dear... thank the lord for my trusted deskop that runs of the nations power grid !

Gadgets from Israel

A news site has recently launched from Israel, showcasing the latest and coolest gadgets and gizmos from Israeli companies.  I found some very cool items such as automatic rewinding hose reels from Hydro Industries.

Every month there is a featured gadget and an overall site favourite which the hose reel currently is.

You can see all the gadgets from Israel at www.IsraelGadget.com

Laptop Battery Madness

It seems like a laptop battery party is going on in the world of computing.

Now Panasonic, hot on the heals of Dell and Sony are recalling laptop batteries. Initially over 6000 are being recalled from the CF-W4G Let's Note W4 laptop.

The problems apparantly arise if the owner occasionally drops the computer or puts it down on a table very roughly, said Akira Kadota, a spokesman for the company in Tokyo. On such occasions the small spring in the latch can penetrate the battery pack and cause a short circuit that leads to overheating, he said. Panasonic has documented two cases to-date of this happening with the battery packs under recall.

At the moment it applies only to Japanese shipped units...

Who next ?

Philips reveals Blu-ray plans

Phillips has announcedthe launch of the long-awaited BDP9000 Blu-ray player, which we understand will support 1080p Hi-Def playback and have pretty cool Java-enabled browsing interface for simplcicty.

Press Releases have said that It's due for launch in the US this autumn; sadly in the UK we have to wait until early 2007.

However there will be one Philips Blu-ray device arriving this into England year: the MCP9480i Media Centre PC. The living room-friendly PC has a BD rewritable drive so it can create movies as well as play them, and will connect to an HD Ready television HDMI. Other features will apparantly include Wi-Fi and a 320GB hard drive. It will be on sale in stores and on the web by end of this year.

Google Image Recognition

Google today launched thier image recognition 'thingy'.  Its not quite a service, or a widget... but it is more of a game, or something.  After making their acquisition of an imaging business in August 2006 we have been waiting for some kind of launch of something.

You will need a Google account to check it out:

http://images.google.com/imagelabeler