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Showing posts with label press release. Show all posts
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9/10/2008
Computer Asset Network
In order to be able solve problems, IT staff has to have information about each workstation in asset network software. At the very least asset network management should include different types of information about the computers in their corporate asset network, and be able to generate reports on that information and create analitical reviews on it.
9/02/2008
Google Chrome: A New Take on the Browser
New Open Source Browser Combines Simple User-Interface with Sophisticated Technology
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (September 2, 2008) - Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today launched Google ChromeTM, a new open source browser intended to create a better web experience for users around the world. Available in beta in more than 40 languages, Google Chrome is a new approach to the browser that's based on the simplicity and power that users have come to expect from Google products.
In the early days of the Internet, web pages were frequently little more than text. But today the web has evolved into a powerful platform that enables users to collaborate with friends and colleagues through email and other web applications, edit documents, watch videos, listen to music, manage finances and much more. Google Chrome was built for today's web and for the applications of tomorrow.
"We think of the browser as the window to the web - it's a tool for users to interact with the web sites and applications they care about, and it's important that we don't get in the way of that experience," said Sundar Pichai, Vice President of Product Management, Google Inc. "Just like the classic Google homepage, Google Chrome has a simple user interface with a sophisticated core to enable the modern web."
Making the web experience better for users
Google Chrome was designed to make it easy for users to search and navigate the web for the content they're looking for.
A combined search and address bar quickly takes users where they want to go, often in just a few keystrokes.
When users open a new tab in Google Chrome, they'll see a page that includes snapshots of their most-visited sites, recent searches and bookmarks, making it even easier to navigate the web.
Google Chrome was engineered to deliver a seamless web experience for users. At its core is a multi-process platform that helps provide users with enhanced stability and security.
Each browser tab operates as a separate process; by isolating tabs, should one tab crash or misbehave, others remain stable and responsive, and users can continue working without having to restart Google Chrome.
Google also built a new JavaScript engine, V8, which not only speeds up today's web applications, but enables a whole new class of web applications that couldn't exist on today's browsers.
Contributing to the innovation of browsers through openness
"While we see this as a fundamental shift in the way people think about browsers, we realize that we couldn't have created Google Chrome on our own," said Linus Upson, Director of Engineering, Google Inc. "Google Chrome was built upon other open source projects that are making significant contributions to browser technology and have helped to spur competition and innovation."
To further advance the openness of the web, Google Chrome is being released as an open source project under the name Chromium. The intent is that Google will help make future browsers better by contributing the underlying technology in Google Chrome to the market, while continuing to develop additional features.
How to get Google Chrome
Google Chrome can be downloaded at www.google.com/chrome. It is being released in beta for Windows in over 100 countries in the following languages: Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Spanish (Latin America), Turkish, English (US), English (UK), Arabic, Czech, Danish, Hebrew, Hindi, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish, Indonesian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Filipino, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Serbian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Estonian.
Google Chrome for Mac and Linux users will be available in the coming months. For more information on the open source project, Chromium, visit www.chromium.org.
EDITOR'S NOTE: For screen shots or b-roll, visit www.google.com/chrome/press.
About Google Inc.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.
Media Contact:
Erin Fors
650-930-3555
press@google.com
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (September 2, 2008) - Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today launched Google ChromeTM, a new open source browser intended to create a better web experience for users around the world. Available in beta in more than 40 languages, Google Chrome is a new approach to the browser that's based on the simplicity and power that users have come to expect from Google products.
In the early days of the Internet, web pages were frequently little more than text. But today the web has evolved into a powerful platform that enables users to collaborate with friends and colleagues through email and other web applications, edit documents, watch videos, listen to music, manage finances and much more. Google Chrome was built for today's web and for the applications of tomorrow.
"We think of the browser as the window to the web - it's a tool for users to interact with the web sites and applications they care about, and it's important that we don't get in the way of that experience," said Sundar Pichai, Vice President of Product Management, Google Inc. "Just like the classic Google homepage, Google Chrome has a simple user interface with a sophisticated core to enable the modern web."
Making the web experience better for users
Google Chrome was designed to make it easy for users to search and navigate the web for the content they're looking for.
A combined search and address bar quickly takes users where they want to go, often in just a few keystrokes.
When users open a new tab in Google Chrome, they'll see a page that includes snapshots of their most-visited sites, recent searches and bookmarks, making it even easier to navigate the web.
Google Chrome was engineered to deliver a seamless web experience for users. At its core is a multi-process platform that helps provide users with enhanced stability and security.
Each browser tab operates as a separate process; by isolating tabs, should one tab crash or misbehave, others remain stable and responsive, and users can continue working without having to restart Google Chrome.
Google also built a new JavaScript engine, V8, which not only speeds up today's web applications, but enables a whole new class of web applications that couldn't exist on today's browsers.
Contributing to the innovation of browsers through openness
"While we see this as a fundamental shift in the way people think about browsers, we realize that we couldn't have created Google Chrome on our own," said Linus Upson, Director of Engineering, Google Inc. "Google Chrome was built upon other open source projects that are making significant contributions to browser technology and have helped to spur competition and innovation."
To further advance the openness of the web, Google Chrome is being released as an open source project under the name Chromium. The intent is that Google will help make future browsers better by contributing the underlying technology in Google Chrome to the market, while continuing to develop additional features.
How to get Google Chrome
Google Chrome can be downloaded at www.google.com/chrome. It is being released in beta for Windows in over 100 countries in the following languages: Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Spanish (Latin America), Turkish, English (US), English (UK), Arabic, Czech, Danish, Hebrew, Hindi, Norwegian, Polish, Swedish, Indonesian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Filipino, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Serbian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Thai, Vietnamese, and Estonian.
Google Chrome for Mac and Linux users will be available in the coming months. For more information on the open source project, Chromium, visit www.chromium.org.
EDITOR'S NOTE: For screen shots or b-roll, visit www.google.com/chrome/press.
About Google Inc.
Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com.
Media Contact:
Erin Fors
650-930-3555
press@google.com
8/22/2008
LanTalk NET
LanTalk NET Lan messenger by CEZEO software Ltd. is one product that effectively replaces the Internet-based instant messaging systems and eliminates the security threats associated with packets traveling outside of your local area network. Instant messages and notifications sent and received with LanTalk NET travel across your corporate LAN or VPN, never leaving the premises and never exposing a single bit of information to the outside world.
8/07/2008
CleverStat has released AdWords Clever Wizard 1.6.
Internet traffic flows through a global marketplace, so competing websites depend heavily upon search engine ranking for visibility. With search engine ranking, choosing the right keyphrase is pivotal. Since its introduction, AdWords Clever Wizard has been a powerful and thorough tool for researching the effectiveness of specific keyphrases to achieve high search ranking. With a simple interface, the program takes a keyphrase and calculates the number of searches per month, the Keyword Effectiveness Index for that phrase, and offers alternative synonyms for immediate comparison of KEI statistics. The features of AdWords Clever Wizard are described at http://www.cleverstat.com/adwords-analyzer-software.htm.
Web developers investing time and money in Internet marketing rely on well-designed tools to evaluate keyword effectiveness on their sites, and CleverStat has updated AdWords Clever Wizard 1.6 with better processing speed, new filter options, and a new "Ad Effectiveness" parameter. CleverStat offers a 30-day evaluation period and registration costs USD $49.95 for a personal license. These details are available at http://www.cleverstat.com/adwords-wizard-reg.htm. A Microsoft Windows™ 95/98/2000/XP platform is required.
7/30/2008
Remote Desktop Control 2.0
We are glad to introduce you new 2.0 version of Remote Desktop Control - software that allows accessing and controlling other computers remotely.
Remote Desktop Control displays the screen of remote computer (connected to the Internet or LAN) on your local screen. With this program you can use your mouse and keyboard to control other computers remotely. This means that you can work on a remote computer, as if you were sitting in front of it, regardless of the distance between computers.
Below you will find some short info on the important features we have added to make remote computer access even more effective:
File Transfer - now you can transfer any file to or from the remote computer. Tons of files can be easily and securely transferred between PCs located miles and miles away from each other. Old good Drag'n'Drop powered with file compression algorithm delivers files much faster than FedEx or DHL. And even in case of a network failure wise file transfer feature will resume copying files straight from the point it was interrupted at.
Easy remote PC access via Internet - you can access any computer connected to the Internet without changing any network settings. Now, it doesn't matter whether local or remote computer is behind a firewall, router or some sort of a tricky stuff you even haven't heard about. All you need to set up a connection is to install RDC 2.0 on both computers, sign into your Online Gateway Account and the program will find the way through the network jungles itself.
Windows Vista compatibility - Remote Desktop Control 2.0 is fully compatible with User Account Control (UAC) system that was introduced in Vista.
Strong security - access to the remote computer is protected with 2 passwords, CHAP algorithm for the authentication and a RC4 algorithm with 128 bit random key for encryption. And of course RDC 2.0 requires no open ports on the Firewall. If abbreviations from above don't tell you anything our protection can be compared to talking in a nuclear bunker, protected with a rocket launcher and 2 angry dogs :)
Remote Desktop Control displays the screen of remote computer (connected to the Internet or LAN) on your local screen. With this program you can use your mouse and keyboard to control other computers remotely. This means that you can work on a remote computer, as if you were sitting in front of it, regardless of the distance between computers.
Below you will find some short info on the important features we have added to make remote computer access even more effective:
File Transfer - now you can transfer any file to or from the remote computer. Tons of files can be easily and securely transferred between PCs located miles and miles away from each other. Old good Drag'n'Drop powered with file compression algorithm delivers files much faster than FedEx or DHL. And even in case of a network failure wise file transfer feature will resume copying files straight from the point it was interrupted at.
Easy remote PC access via Internet - you can access any computer connected to the Internet without changing any network settings. Now, it doesn't matter whether local or remote computer is behind a firewall, router or some sort of a tricky stuff you even haven't heard about. All you need to set up a connection is to install RDC 2.0 on both computers, sign into your Online Gateway Account and the program will find the way through the network jungles itself.
Windows Vista compatibility - Remote Desktop Control 2.0 is fully compatible with User Account Control (UAC) system that was introduced in Vista.
Strong security - access to the remote computer is protected with 2 passwords, CHAP algorithm for the authentication and a RC4 algorithm with 128 bit random key for encryption. And of course RDC 2.0 requires no open ports on the Firewall. If abbreviations from above don't tell you anything our protection can be compared to talking in a nuclear bunker, protected with a rocket launcher and 2 angry dogs :)
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