The most popular mobile browser in the world has finally made its way to Android. This version 5 seems to be light years ahead of the version 4 which has been available for quite some time. This version now offers tabbed browsing, there is a bar at the bottom that shows you the number of tabs that you have open and when you click on it a mini view of the page appears.
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Opera Mini 5 Beta Now Available For Android
That title shouldn’t be that big of a surprise.
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Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series Will Have 3D Gaming, Robust LIVE Integration
We know Google would prefer us to be tapping away on our Android phone or pecking at a Chrome OS notebook , but it still comes as a moderate surprise to hear the company’s execs predicting the death of the desktop within just three years.
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Desktops “irrelevant” in 3 years says Google Europe boss
Microsoft’s last decade began dark. They seemed to screw everything up. Then, over 10 years, they made Xbox, Zune, and a better Windows.
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Microsoft, Into the Light: The Unofficial Windows Phone 7 Strategy
Despite being launched at Mobile World Congress, VoxOx has yet to make a mobile version of its Universal Translator. That said, the desktop version is still quite useful for those with Windows or OS X-based rigs who attempt to communicate with friends — particularly with friends who speak a different native language. The new software build enables real-time language translation for SMS chat, social media and email, and so long as the VoxOx client is pulled up, you can send and receive any of those messages in your own tongue while receiving translated messages in return.
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VoxOx Universal Translator makes multilingual communication a breeze
For a very limited time (probably today only) you can score the Lenovo IdeaCentre A600 (30116CU) All-In-One Desktop for a super low. This computer has a 2.1GHz Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4300, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, 320GB hard drive, DVD burner, Windows 7 Home Premium, 21.5″ LCD and more. It’s
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Lenovo IdeaCentre A600 (30116CU) All-In-One Desktop Computer – $552 Shipped
Microsoft have officially launched Windows Phone 7 and with it the Windows Phone Series, promising we’ll see the first devices on the market in time for the holiday 2010 shopping season. Windows Phone 7 marks a new, more end-user aware phase for the platform, with Zune and Xbox integration, together with stricter controls over the overall end-user experience: third-party UIs, such as HTC Sense , will not be allowed (though OEMs will be able to add into the new WP7 UI), and while they’re not yet revealing the details, Microsoft have a long technical specifications list for handset manufacturers that will better standardize the platform. There are no handsets debuting today – though HTC, Dell and Qualcomm are among the manufacturers onboard – and all of the demo devices are unbranded, generic models
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Windows Phone 7 Series hands-on
HP Direct has a coupon deal for the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-180t Desktop Computer.
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HP Pavilion Elite HPE-180t Desktop Computer – $1,030 Shipped
The company took the essentials of their desktop astronomy applications and adapted them for the iPhone .
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At Macworld: SkyGazer iPhone App – I love Cell Phones & Computers …
Microsoft has announced it is launching Office 2011 for Mac later this year, the first of its Apple-based suites to serve up MIcrosoft Outlook and web-based co-authoring.
