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May 04 Hakia - First Meaning-based Search Engine Hakia - First Meaning-based Search Engine
www.hakia.com 
There has been a lot of talk lately about 2007 being the year when we will see companies roll out Semantic Web technologies. The wave started with John Markoff's article in NY Times and got picked up by Dan Farber of ZDNet and in other media. For background on the Semantic Web in this era, check out our post entitled The Road to the Semantic Web. Also for a lengthy, but very insightful, primer on Semantic Web see Nova Spivak's recent article. The media attention is not accidental. Because Semantic Web promises to help solve information overload problems and deliver major productivity gains, there is a huge amount of resources, engineering and creativity that is being thrown at the Semantic Web. What is also interesting is that there are different problems that need to be solved, in order for things to fall into place. There needs to be a way to turn data into metadata, either at time of creation or via natural language processing. Then there needs to be a set of intelligence, particularly inside the browser, to take advantage of the generated metadata. There are many other interesting nuances and sub-problems that need to be solved, so the Semantic Web marketplace is going to have a rich variety of companies going after different pieces of the puzzle. We are planning to cover some of these companies working in the Semantic Web space, so watch out for more coverage here on Read/WriteWeb. Hakia: how is it different from Google? The first company we'll cover is Hakia, which is a "meaning-based" search engine startup getting a bit of buzz. It is a venture-backed, multi-national team company headquartered in New York - and curiously has former US senator Bill Bradley as a board member. It launched its beta in early November this year, but already ranks around 33K on Alexa - which is impressive. They are scheduled to go live in 2007. Finger Print - Apricorn Aegis Bio External Hard Drive Searching for secure external hard drive to
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https://www.photoshop.com/express/landing.html Adobe cooperation going to make photoshop web based online editing software. Ecma Office Open XML Document Format Appears to Win Approval REDMOND, Wash. - April 1, 2008 — After more than
14 months of intensive review, a Joint Technical Committee of the
International Standardization Organization (ISO) and the International
Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has concluded its formal process to
evaluate Ecma International’s submission of the Draft International
Standard (DIS) 29500: Office Open XML (Open XML).
While the final vote has not yet been announced formally, publicly available information appears to indicate the proposed Open XML standard received extremely broad support. According to documents available on the Internet, 86 percent of all voting national body members support ISO/IEC standardization, well above the 75 percent requirement for formal acceptance under ISO and IEC rules. In addition, 75 percent of the voting Participating national body members (known as P-members) support standardization, also well above the 66.7 percent requirement for this group. Open XML now joins HTML, PDF and ODF as ISO- and IEC-recognized open document format standards. “With 86 percent of voting national bodies supporting ratification, there is overwhelming support for Open XML. This outcome is a clear win for the customers, technology providers and governments that want to choose the format that best meets their needs and have a voice in the evolution of this widely adopted standard,” said Tom Robertson, general manager of Interoperability and Standards at Microsoft Corp. “The input from technical experts, customers and governments around the world has greatly improved the Open XML specification and will make it even more useful to developers and customers. Once it is formally approved, we are committed to supporting this specification in our products, and we will continue to work with standards bodies, governments and the industry to promote greater interoperability and innovation.” The open standard has gained broad adoption across the software industry for use on a variety of platforms — including Linux, Windows, Solaris OS, Mac OS and Palm OS. Hundreds of independent software vendors and platform providers around the world — such as Apple Inc., Corel Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Microsoft and Novell Inc. — are developing solutions using Open XML that offer real value for IT users around the globe. Independent research has concluded that use of Open XML is likely to expand further over time.* Thousands of companies have expressed support for Open XML and its ratification by ISO (http://www.iso.org) and IEC at http://www.openxmlcommunity.org. Those working with Open XML can attest to the benefits of this open file format in the areas of file and data management, data recovery, interoperability with line-of-business systems, and the long-term preservation of documents. The formats are optimized for the level of precision and detail that facilitates carrying forward billions of existing files. Open XML file formats are uniquely capable of integrating other types of systems and data with Open XML documents, while maintaining a clean, simple separation of presentation (Open XML markup) and data (custom schemas and instances thereof). This means that organizations can use Open XML formats to report information from other applications and systems without having to translate it first, which is a key innovation for developers seeking to incorporate real-time business information into their documents, or those who seek to “tag” documents with their own categorization system to improve their understanding of the documents’ contents. More information about Open XML, as well as available solutions using the open standard specification, is available at http://www.openxmlcommunity.org/inuse.aspx. Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. * “What’s Up, .DOC? ODF, OOXML, and the Revolutionary Implications of XML in Productivity Applications,” Guy Creese and Peter O’Kelly, Burton Group, 2008. Note to editors: If you are interested in viewing additional information on Microsoft, please visit the Microsoft Web page at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass on Microsoft’s corporate information pages. Web links, telephone numbers and titles were correct at time of publication, but may since have changed. For additional assistance, journalists and analysts may contact Microsoft’s Rapid Response Team or other appropriate contacts listed at http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/contactpr.mspx. Source May 03 Google Talk, Labs Edition There's a new flavor of Google Talk: the Labs
edition, a desktop client that looks very similar to the Google Talk
gadget and has most of its features. The application doesn't support
voice chat or file transfer, it's still Windows-only, but it has some
new features: it lets you launch Google Calendar and Orkut, while
including notifications for Google Calendar events and Orkut scraps.
The new Google Talk uses WebKit to render some parts of the interface.
I don't find too many reasons why someone would switch from the full-featured client to the Labs edition: group chats, smilies, tabs, while the missing features are more important. A better decisions would have been to integrate these new features in the desktop client, instead of releasing a separate application. Now we have four different flavors of Google Talk: the original client, Gmail Chat, the gadget and the Labs edition.  Source Download Google Talk Labs Edition 3D View Of Your Own DesktopFunctionality: Change the size of the icons Rotate automatically into normal direction Fade automatically file names in/out Show or hide filenames Drag & Drop Running behaviour Multimonitoring Support 3D Sound No performance losses with resting condition of the symbols Very less resources needed Very efficient, thanks to the "Reality Engine" Design: Reflecting surface Different wastebaskets Different themes are selectable/changeable Icons are reflecting the environment Any desired wallpaper as a picture at the wall, which is shown with inactivity Different background and icon styles Own graphics are integrate able Different light directions are selectable Extended lighting attitudes http://rapidshare.com/files/66078832/Real_Desktop_3DNeW_was_.rar password-stfunb April 23 Google App Engine
Google isn’t just talking about hosting applications in the cloud any more. They’ve launched Google App Engine,
an ambitious new project that offers a full-stack, hosted,
automatically scalable web application platform. It consists of Python
application servers, BigTable database access and GFS data store services.
At first blush this is a full on competitor to the suite of web services offered by Amazon, including S3 (storage), EC2 (virtual servers) and SimpleDB (database). However,Unlike Amazon Web Services’ loosely coupled architecture, which consists of several essentially independent services that can optionally be tied together by developers, Google’s architecture is more unified but less flexible. For example, it is possible with Amazon to use their storage service S3 independently of any other services, while with Google using their BigTable service will require writing and deploying a Python script to their app servers, one that creates a web-accessible interface to BigTable. The service is completely free during the beta period, but there are ceilings on usage. Applications cannot use more than 500 MB of total storage, 200 million megacycles/day CPU time, and 10 GB bandwidth (both ways) per day. One current limitation is a requirement that applications be written in Python, a popular scripting language for building modern web apps (Ruby and PHP are among others widely used). Google says that Python is just the first supported language, and that the entire infrastructure is designed to be language neutral. Google’s initial focus on Python makes sense because they use Python internally as their scripting language. Windows Mobile 6.0
Working mobile is about to take a leap forward with Windows Mobile 6 -
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Ever want to boot up into Windows XP via a USB memory key?Well, now you
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recently launched a new feature on its mapping service that allows
people to see a 360-degree view of many streets in the San Francisco
Bay Area, New York, Las Vegas, Denver and Miami. Link: More Information : Brooklyn Bridge in Street View View: Camera | Street Level View-Mobile Windows Live Mail, Live Writer & Messenger 8.5 BetaMicrosoft has announced the availability of 3 Windows Live products today, all of which are beta. Download: Windows Live Writer Beta 2 Download Windows Live Messenger 8.5 Beta 1: US (En) | US (Es) | GB (En) | India (En) | French | German | Spain | Chinese (Simplified) | Japanese Download Windows Live Mail Beta: US (En) | US (Es) | GB (En) | India (En) | French | German | Spain | Chinese (Simplified) | Japanese First Look: Microsoft Surfacing Computing!Channel 10 has revealed the Microsoft Surface Computer, a fully functioning multi-touch computing system – a project which started four years ago and will be launched later this year. "Surface computers will start with Microsoft partners getting first shot at various public applications, you'll most likely see them in action in Las Vegas first. Eventually prices will come down and production will go up and I expect we'll all be waving through our playlists on our coffee table before we know it," according to Channel 10's Larry Larsen. In the video, Mark Bolger, Director of Marketing Surface Computing, explains to Larry Larsen what surface computing is all about. The computer is comprised of a Vista-based system, multiple cameras using infrared light and a DLP projector. “We’re looking at Microsoft’s first surface computer. We’re excited that we’re going to make an announcement for this product on May 30th, at the Wallstreet’s Journal D-conference. What we’re going to be doing is announcing that this product will be available later this year in commercial partners that we have lined up. Specifically, we’ll going to be going into hotels, retailers, entertainment venues, such as casino resorts.” Video: iPod | PSP | WMV | WMV (High) | Zune View: Press Release Link: Microsoft Surface News source: Channel 10 April 19 New ClamAV version fixes buffer overflow vulnerabilityIf you're running a version of ClamAV 0.90, now is the time to upgrade to version 0.90.2, released last Friday. This version contains a fix for a buffer overflow vulnerability,
CVE-2007-1997, identified by iDefense. An attacker can convince a user
(or mail gateway) to scan a maliciously crafted CAB file that could
lead to arbitrary code execution under the user account running the
scanner. As a temporary workaround, you could drop CAB files prior to executing the scanner. This is particulary relevant for e-mail gateways, which generally only need to allow a limited set of filetypes. The CAB format is an archive often used by Microsoft for software distribution, so on a web proxy this may be problematic. April 13 Oracle Critical Patch Update Pre-Release AnnouncementOracle has released their announcements for April. http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/security/critical-patch-updates/cpuapr2007.html "This Critical Patch Update contains 37 security fixes across all products." So, if you are running Oracle, it's that time of the month again! |
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