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Thursday, May 30, 2013

Download K-Lite Codec Pack Update


To avoid conflict when you have to reproduce sound and audio files, there we have video codec software that allow you to even get rid of problems when you have to execute DVDs. K-Lite Codec Pack is all you need. The codec will be integrated to any media players for windows.

This is the cumulative update for K-Lite Codec Pack, which counts with all the previous updates so as not to deal with bothering uninstallations, in this way you will only include modifications and recent changes.

K-Lite Codec Pack Update present compatibility with K-Lite and K-Lite Mega Codec packs and it updates Media Player Classic, ffdshow, DivX, XviD, X264, Haali Media Splitter, FLV splitter, AC3ACM, InterVideo DVD decoder and InterVideo audio decoder.

K-Lite Codec Pack Update 9.8.7 Build 20130415

K-Lite Codec Pack Update 9.8.7 Build 20130415 Download

K-Lite Codec Pack Update contains everything you need to play all common audio and video file formats. It also provides additional functionality such a thumbnail generation in Explorer.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

how to free Upgrade Windows 8.1 To Windows 8


In a blog post on the official Windows blog, Microsoft today confirmed that Windows 8.1 will be the final name of codenamed Windows Blue update. The blog post also confirmed that Windows 8.1 will be available as a free update to existing Windows 8 and Windows RT users.
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According to the official blog, Windows 8.1 public preview will be officially released on June 26th, the first day of Microsoft’s BUILD developer conference in San Francisco.
The blog also notes that the update will be available through Windows 8 Store, which means that you need to have installed Windows 8 or Windows RT to install the preview build. That is, if you have plans to test drive the Windows 8.1 public preview on your PC, you will need to install Windows 8 first and then use the Store to update your Windows 8 installation to Windows 8.1.
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The final build of Windows 8.1 is expected by the end of this year. 
Even though Microsoft has yet to officially announce the features and improvements in Windows 8.1, the pre-release builds that leaked onto the web over the last couple of weeks indicate that Windows 8.1 won’t be just an update to improve performance and fix issues.
Windows 8.1 Update Free To Windows 8
The update will include numerous new features and performance improvements and also a bunch of new apps. Microsoft is expected to bring back the Start button in the final release of Windows 8.1 update, as Microsoft has previously said that this update will be largely based on user feedback.
If you can’t wait for the public preview build of Windows 8.1 to know what’s new in Windows 8.1, let us tell you this update will add loads of customization options (for Start screen and lock screen), an easy way to shutdown your PC, better way to manage your SkyDrive account, more options in PC settings (Modern Control Panel), a modern file manager to browse your files and folders without having to open the legacy File Explorer (Windows Explorer), new apps such as Alarm Clock, Sound Recorder, & Calculator, and also Internet Explorer 11 browser.
We suggest you avoid installing leaked Windows 8.1 builds and wait for the official preview build instead. Go through our new features in Windows 8.1 article to know what’s new in leaked Windows 8.1 builds.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

New Nokia Lumia 925 Features and Specifications


Nokia  has launched Lumia series smartphone, Nokia Lumia 925 running on Windows 8 operating system. Recently, the company has officially unveiled Lumia 925 at London event. Nokia has put the name called as Nokia Lumia Amber for the Windows phone 8 smartphones. The handset is packed with metal design and upgraded camera innovation. The Finnish smartphone maker has wrapped off its latest Windows phone. There is a slight twist in the device that it is made of aluminum. Exploring about Lumia 920, the device has come up with 185 grams and 10.7 mm thickness. The company seems now have focus on the design and weight.
Nokia Lumia 925 web Nokia Lumia 925 Windows Phone : Top Features and Specifications
The specification of Lumia 925 is similar as Lumia 920 smartphone. The smartphone is equipped with 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, 16GB of memory storage. It has come up with entirely new design.

 Key Features of Lumia 925 at a glance :
  • Operating on Windows phone 8, the slim –metal design is integrated with AMOLED display, make it easy to view the contents from different angles.
  • The device includes advanced lens technology to make every shot clear and sharp. It is the next generation imaging software to capture clearer, sharper pictures and videos including best low-light images.
  • In the camera mode, the company introduces the Nokia Smart Camera mode. Smart camera offers an easy way to capture ten images at once and edit the pictures with options like Best Shot, Action Shot and Motion Focus for creating the perfect high quality images.
  • Nokia has announced a new application in Lumia 925, and that is Oggl. It is the new application allows people to take and share high quality pictures with own creativeness and photography.
  • Along with this, Users can simultaneously share photos on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Forsquare, Tumblr, Flickr and Instagram.
  • Nokia Lumia 925 is designed with metal make unique benefits like increased robustness. The handset has come up with Super sensitive touch screen display for glove and nail usage, sunlight readability with 2.25 D Sculpted Gorilla 2 Glass.
Specification of Nokia Lumia 925 at glance :

  • Lumia 925 operates on Windows phone 8 OS.
  • The device has 4.5 inch AMOLDED WXGA display with resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels.
  • It is powered by dual-core snapdragon processor clocked at 1.5 GHz speed.
  • As far as memory concern includes 1GB RAM, 16 GB in-built storage and 7GB free sky drive cloud storage.
  • The camera includes 8.7MP rear snapper with Optical Image Stabilization, Autofoucs, short pulse high power dual LED flash.
  • The front camera includes 1.2MP wide angle with 1080p HD video having Nokia Smart Camera mode.
Price and Availability :
Nokia Lumia 925 will be available at retail stores in the month of June starting from UK, Germany, Italy, Spain and China which is then followed by US and other markets. The price will be around 460 EUR(app. Rs. 33,290) though country specific pricing.The Polycarbonate back comes in white, grey or black.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Microsoft: Windows Blue Coming in 2013 With Small-Screen Support

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Windows Blue is real, and it's coming before the end of the year. Windows marketing chief Tami Reller confirmed to Mashable that the next major update to Windows 8 is codenamed "Blue" and that it would ship by the 2013 holiday season.

"Blue" is actually an internal Microsoft codename for the update, and the final product will have a different name, although Reller didn't say what it would be. With Blue, Reller said, Microsoft has three main pillars:
  • Evolving Windows 8 for touch
  • Addressing customer feedback
  • Supporting new form factors, specifically 7- and 8-inch screen sizes
That last point is probably the most significant, since up till now manufacturers faced big technical hurdles in creating small-screen Windows 8 devices. It also means Windows tablets — such as the rumored Acer Iconia W3 — will soon be able compete directly with products such as the Kindle Fire HD and iPad mini.

SEE ALSO: The Problem With Windows 8
"What we did in Windows 8 was really to lay the foundation for taking advantage of mobile computing broadly, whether it was tablets or increasingly mobile PCs," Reller told Mashable in an interview at Microsoft's New York offices. "All of Blue is about continuing that vision."
Besides smaller screen sizes, Windows Blue will support Intel's upcoming Core (Haswell) and Atom (Bay Trail) processors as well as new ARM-based chips from Qualcomm (Snapdragon 800) and Nvidia (Tegra 4).Reller didn't elaborate on which specific features of Blue were in response to customer feedback, including the reported "boot to desktop" mode and possible return of the start button, but she did say Microsoft would be offering details in the coming weeks before the company's BUILD developer conference.

Windows Blue would be an update, not an upgrade, Reller said, although she didn't confirm if that meant it would be free for existing Windows 8 users.
What do you want to see in the final build of Windows Blue? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Hulu Plus Arrives on Windows Phone 8

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Hulu has launched its Hulu Plus mobile app on Microsoft's Windows Phone store, offering video streaming of popular TV shows on your WP8 device. 

Shows on offer include hits like "Family Guy," "Glee," "Modern Family," "Community," "The Vampire Diaries" and others. Ad-free kids shows are also available, including "SpongeBob SquarePants," "iCarly," "Caillou" and others. And, if you want to get rid of (most) ads, you can get a limited advertising version of the app for $7.99 a month. 

The app offers daily feed of "Trending Now" clips, adding videos to queue for instant access, search, and the ability to resume watching where you left off on supported devices. WP8 device owners will be happy to learn that the app also offers Live Tile updates on hottest shows.
Of course, while the app itself is free, it won't do you much good without a Hulu subscription.
The Hulu Plus app for Windows Phone 8 is available here.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

How to Use WhatsApp On PC (Windows, Mac OS X)


WhatsApp Messenger, a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS, is only available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Phone and Nokia.
If you want to use WhatsApp on your Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 or Mac OS X then you will have to download application such as Bluestacks, capable of running an emulator.
WhatsApp for PC is the best way to send free SMS from your computer. In addition to basic messaging WhatsApp users can create groups, send each other unlimited images, video and audio media messages.

How To Download And Use Whatsapp On PC

Step 1.  Download and Install BlueStacks for Windows or Mac OS X.
Step 2.  Open BlueStacks.
BlueStack
Step 3. Click on the Search icon on top right corner.
Step 4. Enter WhatsApp and click on Find button.
Step 5. Click the Install button next to WhatsApp.
Enter WhatsApp
WhatsApp will now be installed on your PC.
Step 6. Start WhatsApp Messenger on BlueStack
Step 7. You will now have to enter your phone number.
Step 8. Enter the 6 digit verification code.
If you have not received the verification code, you can use the Call me option. You will get a call from WhatsApp with the verification code. Type that code in and WhatsApp should now be verified.
Once the verification process is complete, you are ready to use WhatsApp Messenger on your computer

Monday, April 8, 2013

Download Windows 8 Release Preview

Download Windows 8 Release Preview #Windows8
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32-bit (x86) (2.5 GB) http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=251533

64-bit (x64) (3.3 GB) http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=251532

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Windows Blue To Be Released as "Windows 8.1"

                Microsoft's annual BUILD conference is coming up soon, and while Windows Phone will no doubt have a role, desktop Windows users will surely want to pay attention as well. Windows 8 has been around the block at this point, with some aspects of it being quite pleasing and others leaving critics wanting. So, what's Microsoft to do? An update, of course. Windows 8.1 is rumored to be just around the bend, with a code-name of "Blue."


But here's the thing: does this signal the end of those service packs from yesteryear, and a new start for Microsoft's OS releases (similar to how Apple rolls things out with cheap, albeit not free updates)?

The point update is an unusual name change for Microsoft, and it could usher in a new way of updating its OS, and perhaps a different way of counting licenses. While the death of Service Packs may be disheartening (or, even the thought of it), keeping a planned schedule of releases coming -- even if it costs a bit -- might not be so bad. After all, you can only expect so much from free.