With the Apple’s iPad tablet computer sweeping the consumer electronics industry, the software giant Microsoft is not very bullish about the future of this new category while Dell says iPad will fail in the enterprise.
At a lunch held today in Sydney by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), Microsoft's global chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie said that he did not know whether the booming new category was here to stay.
Mundie said he believed the smartphone "as it emerges more will become your most personal computer", while laptops would occupy a space he dubbed the "portable desk".
"I don't know whether the big screen tablet pad category is going to remain with us or not," he said.

In the meanwhile, Dell’s global head of marketing for large enterprises and public organisations, Andy Lark, said that iPad would ultimately fail in the enterprise. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Apple’s iPad, CEDA, Craig Mundie, Dell tablet, Microsoft tablet, tablet pad
BrandFinance, a brand valuation consulting firm has rated Google as the world’s most valuable brand name.
Google’s brand was determined as being worth $44.2 billion, up a whopping 23 percent from 2010. The company was the only one to receive a AAA+ brand rating.
The second place is Microsoft, which is there easily because it’s the largest software maker in the world. The Windows maker climbed up from number five to be second to Google.

IBM took 4th, Vodafone took 5th, Apple took 8th and AT&T rose to 10th. Apple made a huge leap to eighth place, up from 20th last year.
"The rise of the technology brands has been expected for some time, although Nokia’s fall shows that it is tough to stay at the forefront of such a dynamic industry," BrandFinance CEO David Haigh said in a statement.
Wal-Mart was last year’s winner but fell to 3rd in 2011.
Tags: Apple Inc., brand valuation, Google, Microsoft, Wal-Mart
Each game have numerous of mobs with different types, some fierce, some odd, some lovely, some even looks holy. This happen to Blood Rites as well. Mobs are born to die, but in the virtual world we like to see that happen. If we ask players what’s the most frequently action in game, the answer may be simply as grinding. As a result, people increase their demand for mobs unconsciously. We like to see mobs with a perfect looking, even it’s perfectly ugly.

From the moving mushroom in Mario to the fallen prince in wow, developers continue to seek for their prefect villains, no matter small or big. This happen to Blood Rites as well. In Blood Rites, it offers different types of carefully designed mobs and bosses. Not only your character is fully designed, each monster in Blood Rites is well checked.
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Tags: Blood Rites, Blood Rites Costars, MMORPG, mobs, monsters, unique mobs
Time passed since the first news of Blood Rites came out, but the developing team never stops their feet. Today, Blood Rites releases several fancy wallpapers to thank for all the attentions they received during these days. Focus on every details, artist dedicate to bring players the most beautiful visual enjoyment. The wallpapers they provided once again prove their pursuit of aesthetics. These wallpapers include 3 deadly ladies from different races and 1 concept art, suitable for 16:10 widely screen. Different characteristics can be found easily from these arts not to mention the fineness they shown.

Human-tricky & complex
They are mortals but with complicated inner world. With the mind of desire they can be controlled by vanity easily. This peculiarity made human pugnacious and good pretenders. Those gorgeous cloths are perfect equipments of pretending.

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Tags: 3D MMO, 3D MMO monster, 3d MMORPG, Blood Rites, Blood Rites Wallpapers, fancy wallpapers
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Samsung Apps, the TV and mobile phone application store of Samsung Electronics, has surpassed 100 million downloads on March 24.
Samsung Apps opened in June 2010 with the launch of Samsung’s Wave smartphone, the first smartphone loaded with Samsung’s Bada OS.

Up until now, the most popular applications downloaded by Samsung phone/TV owners are Magic Torch, Need for Speed Shift and Asphalt 5.
Samsung Apps is available in 120 countries.
To celebrate the 100 million download milestone Samsung decided to offer weekly prizes for anyone who downloads an app from the Samsung Apps marketplace between March 25 and April 30, 2011, the company said.
Tags: Apple App Store, Samsung application store, Samsung Apps, Samsung Bada OS, Samsung Galaxy S Pro
Over 5.5 Million users have downloaded Firefox 4, the latest version of Mozilla’s free, open-source Web browser in its first 24 hours.
According to Mozilla’s official website, Firefox 4 downloads were up to 6.8 million by 10 a.m just over a day after the update was released. Mozilla now is the number two web browser after Microsoft.
The download of Firefox 4 in the first 24 hours is twice of Microsoft’s IE 9, which released last week, downloaded about 2.3 million times during the first day it was available. Despite the rapid uptake, downloads of Firefox 4 have been slower than Firefox 3, which had been downloaded more than 8 million times in first 24 hours.

Over the past year, IE and Firefox’s market share have declined slightly in the face of competition from Google’s Chrome.
The latest version of Firefox, like its rival, features full support for emerging coding language HTML 5, tabs for apps, a redesigned user interface and a feature that helps users organize tabs for the websites they visit frequently. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Firefox 4, Google Chrome, HTML 5, IE9, Windows 7
Excellent graphic, luxury skill effect, smooth battle performance are the spotlights of 3D fantasy MMO Blood Rites. When building character model, the developing team separates human body structures into several parts and perfect each of them separately. Each structure acts and reacts according to human acting style; altogether, they unite together from numerous of texture into a lively character.

Rushing forward is not only an action, but an attitude.
In Blood Rites, all character moves were designed carefully, you can feel the muscle movement from an ordinary hit to a powerful spell cast. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 3D MMO, 3D MMO monster, 3d MMORPG, battle enjoyment, Blood Rites, lively character
Adobe has released new Flash Player 10.2 for the Google Android mobile operating system based smartphones.
Adobe promises higher end performance and experiences on Android tablets with the Flash component, allowing users to have a more similar experience to what they would have on a regular PC. The new version would be better suited to take advantage of the current generation of multi-core, GPU-enabled processors to deliver Flash videos, games and other interactive web content on the latest smartphones and tablets.

"These optimizations are expected to provide a better ‘embedded’ in-browser experience, comparable to the full screen experience with this beta, and to also provide improved playback of many 720p high definition videos, including full screen," Adobe said in a blog post. "In the meantime, the best way to experience the performance potential of this beta and to enjoy an immersive Flash content experience is to view Flash content full screen." Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Adobe, Adobe Flash, flash player, Flash player 10.2, Google Android, mobile operating system
AT&T, the third largest carrier in the U.S. has announced that it has made a deal of buying T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a cash and stock deal worth $39 billion.
The deal makes AT&T largest wireless carrier by a wide margin in the U.S, so it will probably face significant government scrutinys. T-Mobile has 129 million mobile customers, approximately 36 million fixed-network lines, and over 16 million broadband lines. AT&T believes the deal will allow it to improve capacity and network quality for customers, including providing what AT&T called an "efficient and certain solution to the impending exhaustion of wireless spectrum in some markets."

"This transaction represents a major commitment to strengthen and expand critical infrastructure for our nation’s future," AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson said in a statement. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 4G service, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, wireless carrier