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Microsoft will release Office 2011 for Mac OSX

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

officemacLatest news coming from the largest software company, Microsoft, which confirmed will release the latest version of Office 2011 suite for Mac OS X is about the year 2010.

According to one spokesperson for Microsoft, Eric Wilfrid, Office 2011 offers a new connection to the Microsoft service complete with UI updates and documents together to ensure uniformity between the various platforms.

Wilfrid explained that the Office 2011 consists of several new features co-authoring that provides the ability to work using Word, PowerPoint or Excel from different locations. In addition, this new suite, which offers a direct connection to the Microsoft Office Web Apps with interface “ribbon” is based on the classic Mac and the standard toolbar menu.

“We also introduced the Outlook for the Mac that will import. PST files from Outlook for Windows. Outlook for Mac consists of various features reliable, high speed, and file-based data base with Spotlight search and back-up support from Time Machine, “said Wilfrid. Wilfrid also noted that the Outlook for the Mac will be integrated with Office 2011 replaces the Entourage.
“Outlook for the Mac is a new application that uses Exchange Web Services protocol. This certainly allows increased integration with the Mac operating system, “he added.

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It’s time to Login with KeyLemon’s 2.2

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

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KeyLemon-software security applications by imaging face recently added layer of security to log in process.
PC security system using face detection / face recognition does have advantages over other systems. KeyLemon now comes with version 2.2.
The habit of typing a password can be anything we leave behind when using KeyLemon 2.2. Users simply dealing with computers that will be used. Furthermore this software will recognize the following facial profile. Regularly, KeyLemon 2.2 can ensure that people who are in front of the computer is consistent with the image attached to the profile. If it faces and images do not match, then the computer will automatically record the faces of those known through a webcam, and gradually switched to hibernate mode.
KeyLemon latest version is also memerkenalkan Firefox plug-in called LemonFox. This application allows users to log in to the three social networking services using a webcam. Further webcam KeyLemon will check every 10 seconds to ensure that users in accordance with the image of a photo database.
However KeyLemon may also experience problems. Too much light can interfere with detecting KeyLemon in your face. In general, KeyLemon work more than 90 percent from a few days at the time of testing. You also can use Firefox plug-in for LemonFox to log in to the Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter account. KeyLemon kmpatibel used with XP operating system Vista, and Windows 7 by the license for 1 year for U.S. $ 19.95.

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Cisco Router in Space

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

irisCisco’s  successfully orbit   Internet  Routing in Space (IRIS) technologies  in space. This achievement as part of the framework of network testing capabilities of the Cisco IOS and router on-board. In addition, this achievement is the use of the router’s Internet Protocol (IP) in the commercial GEO satellite for the first time.
“This achievement is the next step of our strategy to expand the network without boundaries in space and how to support the communications satellite. This technology can transform communications satellite around the world so as to reduce delays in data transmission and improve efficiency, “said Steven Boutelle (Vice President, Cisco Global Government Solutions Group).

IRIS  is a development program of IP router radiation resistant for use in satellites and other spacecraft. Compared with conventional technology, IRIS offers several advantages. Such as allowing users to connect and communicate in a mobile. In this way, users can communicate in any way, anywhere and anytime without relying on fixed infrastructure.
Another plus, IRIS can also deliver data to more than one recipient directly, without passing through several hops teleport. As a result, any delay in data transmission can be reduced and the transponder can be improved. Onboard modem upgrade process can be done while in orbit.
IRIS test in space orbit on 23 November 2009 and then use the Application Independent Processor (AIP) from SEAKR Engineering Inc.. For commercial purposes, IRIS will be offered after three months of the end JCTD in April 2010.

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