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by Admin on May 30, 2009

Welcome to Pingpulse, our great new blog on everything digital including Freeware, Graphics, Internet, the operating system Linux and various software.

We also aske our contributors to offer posts on Mobile Phones, Browsers, Windows itself and we round it off with Tips & Tricks.

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BECKHAM’S CONCERN FOR NIECE - Daily Express

by Admin on July 4, 2009

BECKHAM’S CONCERN FOR NIECE - Daily Express
DAVID Beckham’s niece, Georgina Every, 11, is battling swine flu after catching the virus on a school trip. The England international has been barred from seeing his older sister

Los Angeles officials brace for Michael Jackson memorial - Reuters UK
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Los Angeles city officials are planning a massive security operation for Michael Jackson’s public memorial service next week, and on Friday urged fans who

SWINE FLU DRUGS WARNING AS FOURTH VICTIM DIES IN BRITAIN - Daily Express
BRITAIN’S swine flu death toll rose to four yesterday after a 19-year-old man died. Doctors revealed that the teenager, who has not been named, lost his fight for life as he was

Swine flu death toll rises to four - Channel 4 News
A 19-year-old man has been confirmed as the first person in London to die after contracting swine flu. The teenager from south London, who suffered serious underlying health

Swine flu claims fourth UK victim - ITV
A swine flu sufferer has died in London, health officials have announced. The fourth person to die in the UK is understood to have been a 19-year-old man from south London who had

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Microsoft may sell Windows 7 Family Pack - PC Advisor

by Admin on July 4, 2009

Microsoft may sell Windows 7 Family Pack - PC Advisor
Bloggers Kristan Kenney and Ed Bott claim the end-user licensing agreement (EULA) of a recently-leaked post-Release Candidate build of Windows 7 includes a clause that refers to an

Microsoft gets queasy over IE8 vomit advert - Mac User
Software giant pulls ad for Internet Explorer 8 which shows woman repeatedly vomiting Microsoft gets queasy over IE8 vomit advert 12:00PM, Friday 3rd July 2009

Click fraud Trojan cheats Google Adsense - PC Advisor
The Trojan horse perpetuates click fraud, a scam in which web advertisements are clicked in excess or under misleading circumstances in order to generate revenue for those who own

Microsoft IE8 ‘projectile vomit’ removed from parts of the Web - MacWorld UK
An online ad for Internet Explorer 8 that showed a woman projectile vomiting has left such a bad taste in viewers’ mouths that Microsoft has decided to remove it. The ad was meant

Mozilla launches Firefox 3.5, claims using Internet Explorer is so - HEXUS.net
Mozilla has released the final version of its Firefox 3.5 browser, following a number of beta releases over the past nine months. The browser, available to download at Mozilla.com

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Mozilla launches Firefox 3.5, claims using Internet Explorer is so - HEXUS.net

by Admin on July 3, 2009

Mozilla launches Firefox 3.5, claims using Internet Explorer is so - HEXUS.net
Mozilla has released the final version of its Firefox 3.5 browser, following a number of beta releases over the past nine months. The browser, available to download at Mozilla.com

BA saves £2m as tech staff work for free - ZDNet UK
IT workers at British Airways have saved the company more than £2m by working for free or taking unpaid leave amid forecasts of a slump in airline IT spend this year. Techies were

Sun’s VirtualBox 3.0 exits betaland - Channel Register
Only two weeks ago, Sun Microsystems quietly kicked out two quick betas of its VirtualBox 3.0 desktop and sometimes server-virtualization hypervisor, and today, the product is

trouble cd booting - Amiga World
Hello, today i wake up and i decide to install a third linux version on my amigaone..this time Squeeze unfurtunately my cdrom player don’t work well anymore so it refuse to boot

Brother HL-5370DW printer review - PC Advisor
Brother’s HL-5370DW monochrome laser printer may be slow, but it’s an economical choice for home use or for a small workgroup. The Brother HL-5370DW is inexpensive; it has lots of

Stallman warns of Mono ‘risk’ - ZDNet UK
GNU project founder Richard Stallman has called on developers to pull back from Mono, arguing that increasing use of the open-source toolset could prompt legal action by Microsoft

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Cloud control systems tame the ether - Computerworld Australia

by Admin on July 3, 2009

Cloud control systems tame the ether - Computerworld Australia
Signifying a formless haze of computing power and storage that is somewhere “out there,” computerdom’s current buzzword is as difficult to get one’s arms around as a real cloud. A

More fun than ever - Economist.com
This is not necessarily new. Having $20 worth of fun by reading a library book, or running down a hill, or visiting the Tate Gallery, doesn’t boost GDP much either. So I guess my

Unlock the Secrets of Successful Websites - PC World
In my years online, I’ve seen the painstaking learning process of starting–and marketing–an online business many times over. When I started my business, social media marketing

Download New Cocktail 4.4 - Softpedia
Maintain has updated its flagship OS X app, Cocktail, adding abilities like reset home directory permissions and ACLs, set the Time Machine’s backup interval and other settings

See Fireworks All Year With Screen Saver - The Ledger
If you don’t get your fill of fireworks during the many events scheduled for Polk this weekend, take a look at fireworks screen savers. Screen savers used to serve a purpose, but

Best Of Indie Games: See You on The Under Side - Gamasutra
[ IndieGames.com: The Weblog editor Tim W. round's up the week's top indie games and related news, this time examining a Metroidvania platformer, a dragon-breeding sim, and many

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Police are praised for their bravery - Halifax Today

by Admin on July 3, 2009

Police are praised for their bravery - Halifax Today
A GANG of masked gunmen who burst into two homes during late-night burglaries have been jailed for a total of 32 years. Halifax men Samir Ahmed, 29, of Gladstone Road, King Cross

Turbine plan for Wroxall farm - Isle of Wight County Press
It would generate electricity to power the working farm in Rew Lane and its associated enterprises, as well as provide a back-up supply for the Stenbury Down mobile phone mast

Teenager’s ‘kill’ threat - Halifax Today
TWO 14-year-olds have been locked up following a spate of mobile phone robberies. One admitted two robberies and was given a 12-month detention and training order while the other

Home adapts to owner’s lifestyle - MSN UK News
A new home which can learn and adapt to its residents - even texting them if it is being burgled - is to be unveiled this week, a university has announced. Interhome, developed by

Market Chatter — Corporate finance press digest - Reuters UK
LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - The following corporate finance-related stories were reported by media on Friday: * Chinese state-owned automaker Beijing Automotive (BAIC) will unveil

Royal dissent - Herald
THE news story about the politicians who failed to turn up to hear the Queen’s speech at the Scottish Parliament this week leads one reader to tell us: “I heard that expenses

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China’s internet filtering system to go ahead - The Guardian

by Admin on July 2, 2009

China’s internet filtering system to go ahead - The Guardian
The controversial plan to install Green Dam internet filtering software on all computers will go ahead despite its postponement, a government official has told state media, saying

Google Mobile now available in 38 different languages - Phones Review
Google on the go, recent reports are that Google Mobile now supports 38 different languages in over 60 countries, making it a lot easier for international users on the move. Since

Software firm goes after Google for internet invisibility cloak - The Register
A software company has sued Google not only for trade mark infringement in Google’s AdWords advertising system but for making its website invisible to the Google search engine

KEYBOARD OF DANGERS - Daily Express
DANGER is lurking at your fingertips – because your computer is a hot spot for germs. A study reveals that shared keyboards, like those in internet cafes and offices, may contain

China’s Intranet Internet Bans CNN And Digg - Anorak
CHINA Telecom loosk to be blocking “unhealthy” content, popping up a green damn to stop the viewers seeing things like CNN and Digg. The message claims to be from “ mommy and

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