Windows is undoubtedly an enormous operating system but PC laptops over and over again leave a lot to aspiration.

Apple has given a warning to the developers back in the fall:

It seems that Microsoft’s Sky Drive Cloud Service is getting some expanded functionality which was overdue since long.

As you get to know that cats are in but on the other side Mac seems to be out.

The latest OS X Mountain Lion is officially out now, with the release of a preview version to Apple’s members-only Developers Programs.

Apple has worked on “HiDPI” modes in OS X Lion for supporting ultra high-resolution displays offering greater pixel density with a similar increase in image quality to that seen with the iPhone’s shift to a “Retina” display.

The browser release battle persists between Google and Mozilla. In the combat Chrome 16 has hit the stable channel and this time it’s the opponent. From Mozilla side Firefox is making its debut.

A new version of Opera desktop browser has been released by Opera Software. Opera 11.60 or “Tunny” is available for download for PC, Mac and Linux platforms.

If anyone ask you instantly “can I use your computer real quick” what would be your first reaction. It may be from nothing to flailing toward your device to see if you can make it do something that looks like it is unusable, getting you out of having to abandon it to a family member with a checkered techno-past. In other word you need a security for your Mac.

As you all must be frank with that you can use Siri to take dictation on an iPhone 4S, but you must not be aware with is that you can also use it on Mac. If you have an app on your iPhone that allows you to access your Mac’s keyboard functions remotely, you can use Siri’s dictation feature on the iPhone 4S to dictate text to your Mac.