Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts

April 25, 2012

Google Drive Is Live With 5GB of Free Storage




You must have heard of GOOGLE DRIVE before and this time the most awaited rumor is live.Drive is a free storage system for photos, videos, documents, PDFs and will also allow users to 'drag and Drop' their files from Macs or PCs instead of storing them on their own hard drives. The system works cool with phone apps on both Androids and devices such as iPad or iPhone.

April 22, 2012

Mozilla Blocks Java Support in Firefox

Mozilla this week began blocking outdated versions of a Java plug-in in Firefox for some Mac users after calling the threat posed by the Flashback malware “evident and imminent.”
The move came two weeks after Mozilla disabled unpatched versions of Oracle’s software on Firefox for Windows.

February 17, 2012

How to fix iOS 5 Upgrade Errors 3002 and 3200

Are you trying to Upgrade your Apple Devices such as iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch to the all new iOS 5 and receiving some Errors with codes that read 3002 and 3200. There are some possible solutions for this.

December 13, 2011

Microsoft Silverlight 5 Released



Microsoft released Silverlight 5, which could be the last major release of Microsoft’s application framework  for writing and running rich Internet applications.
Microsoft made available on December 9 for download the gold version of Silverlight 5, the latest version of its browser plug-in and Web, desktop and mobile development platform.
Silverlight Version 5 will be supported by Microsoft until 2021 — which is a much longer period of time than previous Silverlight releases have been supported.




The version 5 release supports all the Previous platforms which it's previous versions of  Silverlight did: Windows, Mac.
 It also works with Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer.


Silverlight 5’s  special  features include Hardware decode of H.264 media; extensionof the trusted application model to the browser; and graphics stack improvements with 3D support using the XNA programming interface on Windows.
Silverlight 5 was originally expected to be released to the Web in November 2011.


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