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Microsoft has extended the deadline for smaller Pc builders and resellers to obtain licenses for the discontinued operating system from January 31, 2009 to May 30, 2009.
YouTube announced that it has launched a new page to corral all the HD videos uploaded to the site. The new HD player now launches in a widescreen window that takes up the majority of the browser window.
Live Essentials is a combination of software and services aimed primarily at consumers. There is a lot more downloaded to a user’s PC than simply the core set of services like Windows Live Messenger, Live Writer, Live Mail, Live Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, Toolbar and Family Safety.
Soundcloud released an open-source itunes-clone built in jQuery, complete with smart playlists, drag and drop, keyboard shortcuts, load-as-you-scroll playlist, playlist sharing and waveform display of tracks.
Microsoft has released its first application for Apple's iPhone even before making it available on it's own mobile platform. Seadragon Mobile is a free image-browsing application that allows users to quickly "deep zoom" images while online and is intended to demonstrate what is possible with a mobile platform.
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Several Apple patent filings published Apple's new possible multidimensional interface for Mac OS X. The most extensive one, titled "Multidimensional Desktop" was submitted to the U.S Patent and Trademark Office back in June last year. The interface could be the possible one in the future versions of Mac OS X.
The war over desktop operating systems has raged, with each side proclaiming the unrivaled superiority of its chosen OS and the vile loathsomeness of all others. Computer world asked four experts to lay out their best arguments in support of their desktop operating systems of choice.