Maybe Twitter Will be purchased by Yahoo??

Yahoo's chief technology officer (CEO) tells the company would like to be a greater player in social networking...and may will make it by buying up smaller performances.

Talking via video link to the Reuters Global Technology Summit, Yahoo's Chief Technology Officer (CEO) Ari Balogh has suggested that Yahoo is looking to be a greater player in the social networking media scene, and that the company is probably to increase its presence by producing existing social media properties as well as testing to roll its own in-house. Ari Balogh signaled that the recent downturn in the human beings economy means its a comparatively good time to be buying up Internet attributes and startups, as ratings have declined and skittish investors are looking to protect what dollars remain.

Although Ari Balogh corrected to reveal the names of any companies, Yahoo has been talking with, he "guaranteed" Yahoo would be creating acquirements in the area. It is no secret that the massively popular microblogging service Twitter would be a feather in the cap of any major company looking to create an affect on the social networking media scene. Though Twitter has as yet gave out to earn any money, the company says it is running on plans to monetize the service, and it has declined takeover offers in the past.

Ari Balogh also confessed that Google dominates the World Wide Web(Internet) search area, with Yahoo at a distant number 2 with around a 20 % share of the U.S. search market. Instead of trying to crush Google at its own game, Ari Balogh signaled Yahoo intends to reinvent search to be a richer search that could serve as the core of users' online experience. Of course, Yahoo has been in dialogue with Microsoft about partnering on search engine; though relations between the 2 companies have been frosty since Microsoft's abortive takeover attempt that decelerated both companies' momentum in 2008, newly-installed chief executive officer (CEO) Carol Bartz and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer have reportedly spoken about working together on search engine technology.

Samsung Releases SPF-87H Photo Frame sports 1 GB of Memory

Samsung Company launches new SPF-87H Photo Frame sports 1 Gigabyte of memory and an 8-inch 800 by 480-px display.

Samsung is no stranger with the photo frame business, but the company has only straightened its new SPF-87H Photo Frame featuring an 8-inch 800 by 480-px display and 1 Gigabyte of on board memory to store a gallery of photos. The idea is that users load their pictures into the on board computer storage via USB from a handy-dandy personal computer (PC): no wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) or networking to mess with, although the unit sports an SD slot for loading camera media. The 87H also boasts Samsung's Touch of Color design, as encountered in its High-Definition Television (HDTV) and (recently) desktop monitors.

"The SPF-87H is an amazing gift idea. Contrary to other photo frames on the marketplace, the 87H turns heads when displayed in your home or office because of its thin/slim design," said Samsung Electronics U.S.A.s display product director Tony Yu, in a argument. "Since the 87H follows the equivalent ToC design of our TV's and monitors, it makes a great synergy for Samsung products."
The Samsung SPF-87H Photo Frame features a 500:1 contrast ratio, and a ball-hinge design that enables it to be placed in almost any location for display.

The SPF-87U has a recommended price of US$129.99, and is available now from retail merchants like Amazon, Ebay, and Ciao and Fry's Electronics.

Surprising News : Hulu is coming to the UK

The colossus among online TV services is planning to release this fall in the United Kingdom (UK).

Hulu has reached a reputation as the Cadillac of Internet TV services, with the supporting of 3 major networks. At present, according to the reports, it is set to be available outside the U.S.A., Extending to the United Kingdom (UK) this fall, according to the Daily Telegraph.

The content will include about 3,000 hours of American computer programming, backed with ads.

Rumors also get Hulu in negotiations with United Kingdom (UK) networks to create their programs available, according to Brand Republic.

Hulu is stated to be in talks with ITV and Channel 4, although there is disagreement over control of ads, while there are also talks with the BBC in progress. If those all come to realization, it can make Hulu the greatest Internet broadcaster. Hulu has already contracted an agreement that makes more British shows available online in the U.S..

Amazing News : 300 DVDs Equal A Single Disc ??

Research workers have come up with a Modern optical recording method that could see 1.6 Terabyte - or equal 300 DVDs - matching on a single disc. It's an awsome technology.

The Researchers at Swinburne University of Technology and Science in Australia have come up with a Modern optical recording method that may allow a jumbo 1.6 TBs of data – the equal of 300 DVDs – to match on a single disc, according to Nature. Their 5-D recording formula uses nanometer-scale particles of gold as a recording intermediate and controls the light pointed at them.

How does this work? The nanoparticles record data in different color wavelengths, all in the equal physical disk location. As the number of incoming laser light absorbed by the nanoparticles depends on its polarization, this lets the researchers to record dissimilar layers of data at different angles to make the 5-D effect. Previous recording methods have been through polarization or color; this is the 1st for combining the two. And they tell that complicating the formula could eventually mean being able to set 10 Terabyte of data on a single disc. And then, James Chon, a co-author on the research, told the BBC: "The optical system to record and read 5-D is really similar to the current DVD system. Consequently the industrial scale production of the compact system is possible." The price of the discs to record this way are about a nickel each, but running to silver nano-rods would bring that cost down by a element of 100.

Get Your Dream with Kingston SSDNow M Series Bundle

Need the benefits of SSDs but don't want to purchase a new computer? Kingston's SSDNow M Series Bundles/packs let you swap out an HDD for an SSD, and get your data with you. It's a new technology from Kingston and this news has been circulating all over the world.

Memory and storage provider Kingston has declared its SSDNow M Series pack, extending a fast way for folks to advance from a standard 2.5- or 3.5-inch hard drive to SSD technology. The SSDNOw M Series drives are available in either 80 Gigabyte or 160 Gigabyte capacities, and Kingston is giving in all the add-ons and software required to get data from their current hard drive onto an SSD, including software system to clone across the existing hard drives, along with installation hardware to ride the SSD in either a 2.5- or 3.5-inch drive bay. "This all-in-one tool is the amazing solution for enterprise companies, corporate end users and consumers to comprise SSD technology into surviving systems," said Kingston's SSD business director Ariel Perez, in a argument. "The Kingston SSDNow M Series pack creates running the OS, applications, and all other data from a hard-drive drive to a solid-state drive fast and comfortable whether for a notebook computer, desktop, or workstation." The SSDNow M Series drives are Intel X-25M SATA SSD drives, sporting 250MB/second read speeds and 70 MB/second write speeds. The Kingston pack kit includes the SSD drive (once more, 80 or 160 Gigabyte), a 2.5-inch USB enclosure with cable to approve a traditional drive removed from a notebook, and (for desktop personal computers) 2.5- and 3.5-inch mounting brackets, power, and SATA cable extenders.

The pack also includes Acronis True picture software for cloning the existing hard disk, which processes on Windows XP/Vista. The 80 Gigabyte SSDNow pack will carry a recommended price of US$427.50; the 160 Gigabyte version will be given $843.00. SSDs could be cool, but they sure are not cheap—not yet, anyway.

Sanyo launches New Product: Sanyo Projector WXU700 with 802.11n Wi-Fi

Latest News from Sanyo (News, Article, and Science). Sanyo Technology launchs new Projector . Sanyo's portable widescreen WXGA PLC-WXU700 projector is the 1st in the worldwide to provide 802.11n wireless-fidelity(Wi-Fi), supporting WXGA wireless video streaming. Sanyo has formally declared its PLC-WXU700 portable LCD projector, which is the 1st in the worldwide to admit 802.11n Wi-Fi wireless networking to hold total resolution (1,280 by 800 px) WXGA video streaming.

The WXU700 works Windows Embedded CE below the hood, and could be applied as a network projector from any computing device running the Windows Vista Network Projector function; the PC (Personal Computer) will automatically detect the project thru the network and establish a connection in one quick step. "The Widescreen WXGA Ultra Portable Projector marketplace is required to develop significantly in 2009," tells Sanyo Presentation Technologies vice president and general director Mark Holt, in a argument. "The PLC-WXU700 was configured with the modernest features to fill the needs of the market with the industry's first high-speed 'n' wireless functionality, video streaming, and the best brightness in its class for best images in any environment." The WXU700 also boasts wired 100Base-T wired Ethernet just in case no wireless network is available, a USB port for attaching USB computer storage, and if users do not have a PC they could load their presentation materials onto the projector using an USB drive. The WXU700 has a 1,280 by 800 WXGA resolution, a 500:1 counterpoint ratio, a 1.6× optical zoom, 3,800 lms of brightness level, and a 275 Watt projection lamp. The unit can accept HDMI, analog RGB, element, complex, and S-Video input, and support picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture functions. The Sanyo WXU700 will be available in June for $2,995.

Acer Company Develops its easyStore Home Server

An amazing news comes from Acer. This is a good idea to write this article in my Blog. Acer's Modern easyStore Home Server boasts a terabyte of computer storage, 3 hot-swappable drive quests for enlargement, and general access to media and documents. Computer Creator Acer is coming in the home server business, declaring its fresh easyStore Home Server Technology is directly available in the U.S.A., aiming multi-PC families and small businesses looking to concentrate backups along with media and document access.

Established around an Intel Atom processor and Windows Home Server, the Acer Aspire easyStore AH340-UA230N Home Server is configured to make it soft for household and businesses with multiple personal computer to concentrate their information/data, media, and documents, as well as approach their material firmly from anywhere in the worldwide where they could find media access. And the easyStore Home Server is created to manage a lot of data, shipping with 1 terabyte of storage and 3 empty hot-swappable drive bays (+ USB and eSATA ports) for contributing a lot of capacity. "A important pain detail for consumers is how to consolidate and protect their digital data that's open among multiple devices," supposed Acer America's vice president of product marketing Sumit Agnihotry, in a argument. "Aspire easyStore is the ideal solution for networking home personal computers and offering nonstop data security."

Windows Home Server offers the capability to produce an image-based backup of every Windows computer on a net every day, so user may restore an entire personal computer or only a single file in the case of a problem. The host also works with DLNA-compatible devices to enable music, picture, and video access from TVs, personal computers, and additional appliances, and users can apply the server to access their network and data from the touring, admitting full access to their information/data and applications. From a computer hardware point of view, the easyStore server boasts a 1.6 gigahertz Intel Atom processor, 2 gigabyte of RAM, gigabit Ethernet, and a compact design measuring 8.3 ins tall by 7.8 ins wide and 7.08-inches deep.

The system sends with 1 terabyte of disc drive storage, but also boasts 3 hot-swappable drive bays: pack those with 2 terabyte drives, and the easyStore host has 7 terabyte of computer storage capacity. The host also has 5 USB 2.0 ports and an eSATA port for adding another storage or computer peripherals. The Aspire easyStore AH340-UA230N Home Server is available now with the price for $399.99.