Microsoft has now officially released the pricing details for its Office 2010 product editions. The pricing and details for the four editions are as below:The Product Key Card version here is a new offering by Microsoft, wherein a user is able to purchase only a card containing a license key for the particular version of Office 2010. This key can then be used to activate or upgrade a copy of Microsoft Office 2010 pre-installed on the computer by the OEM.The Office Home and Student edition is a family pack allowing for use in up to three computers in the same home. The other three, Office Home and Business, Office Professional, and Office Professional Academic will allow installation in up to two PCs. The keycard however is only applicable for a single installation.The new...

Considering that the device was seeded to thousands of Google employees before it was even officially unveiled, it is no surprise that the there is little new to learn about it. However, now the Google Nexus One phone is official, the tease is over. As expected the Google Nexus One runs the Android 2.1 operating system. The other specification of the phone have been confirmed, and were right on the mark. The Google Nexus One has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1Ghz processor (QSD 8250), 512MB RAM, 512MB internal storage, included 4GB microSD card (upgradable to 32GB), and a 3.7-inch widescreen AMOLED touchscreen with a resolution of 800x480. The phone is 3G capable and supports WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1. The phone includes multiple sensors: AGPS, accelerometer, digital compass, proximity sensor,...

The recent FTC suit against Intel has garnered quite a bit of attention, and for good reason. When one of the biggest manufacturers of semiconductors is accused of anti-competitive practices people are bound to notice.While Intel had been accused of such anti-competitive practices by AMD from quite a long time, the latest suit by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has some rather tough allegations. Intel had been accused of stifling the competition by unfair means.Intel was accused of using the advantage of its dominance to strengthen its monopoly. Using threats and discounts with some of the world's largest computer vendors such as Dell, HP, and IBM, Intel tried to ensure that computer vendors would lean towards shipping more Intel based computers and fewer AMD based ones....