Windows 8, RT to get first critical security patches next Tuesday
Windows 8 and Windows RT will receive their first security fixes when next week’s Patch Tuesday rolls around from Microsoft.
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Posted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Technology IT |
Windows 8 and Windows RT will receive their first security fixes when next week’s Patch Tuesday rolls around from Microsoft.
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Technology IT |
Microsoft Research’s Rick Rashid. (Credit: Ina Fried/CBS Interactive) Microsoft has a new translation technology that increases accuracy with help from your voice
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Movies |
“Star Wars” fans have a friend in Michael Ardnt, the screenwriter who has reportedly penned a treatment for Disney and Lucasfilm’s new trilogy. Even if Arndt isn’t a household name, surely you know the man’s work. Read on for a closer look at what Arndt’s résumé tells us about the future of “Star Wars.” Arndt made his big splash in 2006 with “Little Miss Sunshine,” a road-trip comedy about a dysfunctional family finding themselves and renewing their faith in one another through one impossible situation after another
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Sports and Games |
Haryana 172 for 4 (Dewan 77*, Singh 55) trail England XI 521 (Pietersen 110, Cook 97, Compton 74, Bell 62, Patel 67) by 349 runsScorecard If England had any illusions about the enormity of their task in India, they would have largely been dispelled on the second day against Haryana. Having lost their last five wickets for 14 runs in the morning session, England’s bowlers then spent the rest of the day toiling under a hot sun, claiming just four wickets in 61 overs. Matt Prior was forced off the pitch suffering from a stomach upset and, perhaps more worryingly, the Haryana offspinner, Jayant Yadav, delivered a less than glowing review of England’s performance against spin bowling
Read MorePosted by Vinod Rawat | Nov 9, 2012 | Technology IT |
President Obama’s record-breaking tweet. (Credit: Screenshot/Steven Musil) Besides President Obama, the big winner on Election Day was big data. Big data’s patron saint — FiveThirtyEight blogger Nate Silver — won the battle to predict the outcome of the contest between Obama and former Massachusetts Gov.
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