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Google CEO Larry Page spoke out about competition and negativity in the tech industry at Google I/O. On the same day, a Microsoft's internal "Scroogled" video leaked on the web criticizing Google Chrome ‘Now Everywhere’ video.

 

Here is the original Google Chrome video:

 

 

Microsoft’s internal video criticizing "Now Everywhere" video:

 

 

This is what Larry Page said:

 

"I’ve personally been quite sad at the industry’s behavior around all these things. If you take something as simple as IM, we’ve had an open offer to interoperate forever….Just this week Microsoft took advantage of that by interoperating with us. You can’t have people milking off of just one company.”

 

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Discover the unrivaled artistry of nature in this free theme for Windows. Photographer Slavco Stojanoski features drops of rain and morning dew arranged more skillfully than any stylist could manage against a variety of living canvases.

 

How to Install?

• This theme contains 10 HD wallpapers. Double click on the file once it's downloaded in order to install it.
• If it's a .deskthemepack file then use Deskthemepack Installer for Windows 7.
• For Windows XP users, you guys can use 7-Zip to extract the wallpapers from this theme.
• Windows 7 Home Basic and Starter edition users will have to use the Aero patch to install this theme.

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Microsoft has altered its minimum hardware requirements for Windows 8 tablets ahead the launch of new 7-inch devices. The company now allows hardware makers to create Windows 8 tablets with a minimum resolution of 1024 x 768. Microsoft previously required that all Windows 8 tablets would have a minimum display resolution of 1366 x 768.
 
Windows 8 Snap View feature to run apps side-by-side doesn't work in this low resolution but the leaked build of Windows Blue has revealed that Microsoft is now changing its Snap View feature to let the users of 1024 x 768 resolution to take advantage of a 50 / 50 Snap View.
 
Source: Zdnet

GNOME 3.8 will have new folder icons which will be released on March 27. If you want to try it right now, you can get the icon theme from GIT.

 

New GNOME icons:

 

 

Old GNOME icons:

 

 

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Windows user are receiving this email from Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit with the subject line "Security".

 

 

 

Attached to the email is a file called Microsoft_STF_install.zip. And, according to the above email, "all users of the internet" should run the program to validate "there" (sic) email account. But the attached file is infected with Troj/Agent-AANA Trojan horse.

 

You can read about the real Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit here.

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