Microsoft's entry in search engines, names it Kumo

Microsoft is set to launch its search engine,KUMO . It is supposed to be unveiled in D: All Things Digital conference next week.
This search engine is a long expected and awaited effort from Microsoft in the battle of search market presently captured by Google and Yahoo.
In the U.S., Google sites held 64.2 percent of the search market in April, a strong lead over Yahoo!, which holds 20.4 percent market share, and Microsoft, which follows with 8.2 percent, according to comScore Inc. data. The Ask Network held 3.8 percent and AOL held 3.4 percent.

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Windows 7: New version of Windows

Microsoft has launched new version of its Windows operating system after Vista. It is Windows 7. Lets see what Microsoft says about Windows 7 on its website:

"Over the past few years, you've asked us to make some changes to Windows. We listened closely. Now it's time to share an early look at how we've used your feedback. Windows 7 is faster, more reliable, and makes it easier to do what you want. Both the everyday things and the killer "is that really possible?" things. Dig into this site to see what's coming.
Windows 7 was built around your feedback, so you'll see a lot of things you've asked for. You asked us to make everyday tasks faster and easier, make your PC work the way you want it to, and make new things possible. And that's exactly what we're doing. See how it's coming to life."


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Gmail goes Offline

Oh! Net gets disconnected again. What to do? Are you a Gmail freak? Then a good news for you. Now you can access Gmail offline.This feature is still in labs of google, only Beta version has beeen launched, but you can use it. Just follow these steps...

1.Bring your Gmail account in standard view.
2. Go to settings.
3. Go to labs.
4. First link is Offline. Enable it and Save Changes.
5. Then it asks to install a software. It is Google Gears.
6. First it will be downloaded and then installation begins.

Using Gmail in offline mode is exactly the same as using it normally—except that when offline mode is enabled in your browser, Gmail is that much faster.

Composing emails in offline mode puts them in your outbox, and those emails are automatically sent once you're back online.
For more information check New in Labs: Offline Gmail [Official Gmail Blog]