All about the Surface Pro 4 2015

Microsoft Windows 10 Devices Surface Pro 4 Specifications and Features


Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is packed with Screen: 12.3-inch PixelSense Display at 2763 x 1824 (267 PPI), Aspect ratio: 3:2, Touch: 10 point multi-touch.

Microsoft Surface Book comes with software Windows 10 Pro & Office 30-day trial, in hardware part it can be configer with 6th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7, i5: Intel HD graphics (non-GPU) with i5/i7: NVIDIA GeForce graphics (GPU).

iOS7 goes for Public Launch on September 18

At iPhone media event, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced iOS 7's public launch date -- September 18, two days before the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c release. He also highlighted iOS 7's major redesign and the slew of new features the operating system will introduce, including Control Center, a revamped Notification Center, AirDrop, iTunes Radio, and new multitasking capabilities.

Apple iPhone event Sept 10 2013 in Cupertino ‘This should brighten everyone’s day’

Apple has just sent out invites for their September 10th event, scheduled for 10 AM PST, via The Loop. 

Apple is hosting the event on campus in Cupertino. he event will begin at 10:00 AM Pacific Time and will be held at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California. The tagline on the invitation reads "This should brighten everyone's day."
The event is expected to include the introduction of two new iPhone models: an iPhone 5S successor to the current iPhone 5 and a lower-cost iPhone 5C that will reportedly have internal components very similar to the iPhone 5 but wrapped in colorful new plastic shells. 

Aside from new iPhone hardware, Apple is also preparing its "biggest change" yet: a major UI overhaul to its iOS software. iOS 7 has been in beta for months, but it's likely that Apple will have some surprise additions on the software side that take advantage of the new iPhone hardware. Existing iPhone users will also be waiting to hear when the final version of iOS 7 will be made available.

Apple Introduces New Apple TV Set-Top Box with 1080p Video and Updated Interface

Apple announced a new Apple TV today, physically the device looks the same as the old version, but that’s where most of the similarities end. The new Apple TV is more powerful, and boasts 1080p output, and includes a completely redesigned UI with iCloud integration.

Here’s what we know so far:

    All new user interface, looks more like iOS
    1080p output
    Single Core A5 Processor
    Supports iCloud movies
    Connected to iCloud, including Photo Stream, iTunes, Netflix etc
    $99
    Shipping starts March 7

People are going to love streaming movies and TV shows in 1080p with the new Apple TV, and photos look beautiful displayed at the maximum resolution of your TV,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “Apple TV is easier than ever to use with its new icon-based interface and the ability to access your purchased movies, TV shows and music right from iCloud.

Apple's iCloud services have also been updated to support 1080p video, allowing users to stream their content to any linked device including the new Apple TV. AllThingsD notes, however, that not all studios are participating in the iCloud video streaming, with Fox and Universal having to hold out due to agreements with HBO. 

Timeline for Facebook Pages: First look

Facebook lanch timeline for Profile begning of the year, now its came to facebook page

here the first look at timeline for facebook pages

Google launches redesigned Google Bar

Say bye to the black Google bar!

Google has officially rolled out the next stage of their redesign with the an all new Google bar enabling users to quickly switch between services using Google menu, a drop-down list of Google services baked into the Google logo. The new bar, which replaces the old black toolbar, will also provide access to search and Google+ tools as highlighted in the video above. As part of the update, the new Google Menu will also be accessible when not signed into your account, providing quick links to Google services for everyone.

Above each of Google’s products, the gray bar has three main regions. On the left, the Google logo contains a drop-down menu with links to Google services that displays when you hover over or click on it. The central area contains a search box for the Google service you are currently using. The right side features a share box and notifications to participate on Google+ from any Google page.

The roll out is happening now, but it might take a bit of time to reach all users. Until then, you can learn everything you need to know about the new Google bar here.

MacBook Air refresh in early 2012, 15-inch model coming

Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air reportedly launching in Q1 with new 11-inch, 13-inch models 

Asian trade publication DigiTimes reported this morning that Apple is readying a MacBook Air refresh and looking to expand its ultra-thin notebook family with a brand new machine. Sometime during the first quarter of next year, according to sources from the upstream supply chain, the company will update existing 11.6- and 13.3-inch models and put out a new 15-inch model we’ve been hearing about before:

    The sources noted that related upstream players have already started pilot production of the MacBook Air models and will add a 15-inch model into the product line to expand its reach in the ultra-thin notebook market.

Another interesting bit of the DigiTimes story is that Apple is expected to lower prices of the current lineup ahead of the refresh. The update should include a new Ivy Bridge processors that consume less power while providing a speed boost in the CPU and GPU department (also expected in the next MacBook Pro refresh).


As 9to5Mac explained, Apple wanted to release a 15-inch MacBook Air model in late 2010, but production and engineering issues with the hinge had forced them to scrap those plans. According to our sources, prototypes of the machine with its weak hinges are still floating around the Cupertino campus, with sources explaining that employees have maintained “an unhealthy amount of affection” for these products.

Get brand new YouTube Design

Do you want the brand new YouTube Design? - Here we go!

YouTube redesign with Google+ integration, overhauled UI, and social focus rolling out

If you want the new YouTube layout before it's rolled out officially you just have to follow this 4 simple steps:

1. Go to http://www.youtube.com
2. Press Ctrl + Shift and J in Chrome to open the Developer Tools
Press Ctrl+Shift+K in Firefox
3. Click on the "Console" Tab and enter
document.cookie="VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=ST1Ti53r4fU";
4. Reload the website and enjoy the new layout. 


There have been rumors that Google is testing a new redesign for YouTube. While we’re not sure if it’s rolling out to everyone today, we’re starting to get reports from Canada and elsewhere that the redesign is live. As you can see from the screenshots above and below, these are some quite significant changes including a new customized homepage that is essentially a news feed of trending content and your subscriptions and channels. A new sidebar on the left lets you manage and track all of your subscriptions, channels, and trending content, while Google+ integration lets you view and filter content recommended by people in your Circles.

You’ll also notice the new gray background, while the YouTube logo in the upper left now takes you to YouTube.com/guide.  In the image below you can see new resizing UI gives three buttons, one for your normal view,the second for an expanded widescreen view, and the third for full-screen. The rest of the site obviously gets a redesign in line with everything you see on the homepage. The screenshots below pretty much speak for themselves.

YouTube has also begun adding support for 1080p playback, native full-screen mode, annotations and captioning to the HTML5 video player  (via Electronista). More screenshots after the break showing the full redesign. 

Google Roundup of the Week: Gmail Gets An Overhaul

Want to see what Google's been working on lately? Here's all their recent updates in one convenient post.

Here’s all of that in detail, plus a quick rundown of some minor updates.



Ever logged into Gmail, Google Docs, or any other Google product and thought, “Whoa, when did they add that new feature?” Google is constantly making updates to their products, but you’d never know without regularly digging through their many project blogs. So every week (or two) we like to find out what Google’s been working on, then condense it all into one convenient post. This week Gmail and Google Reader both got overhauled, Google+ took steps to integrate more tightly with YouTube and Chrome, and the new Chrome Beta showed up with a multi-user option.



Gmail’s New Look Goes Live, Adds Some New Tricks
In July, Google dropped several preview themes that showed off updates they were planning for the interface. Now the full redesign is available to all by clicking “Switch to the new look” in the bottom-right corner of Gmail. In addition to the visual switch toward the company’s new simple, white-space loving aesthetic, the redesign also comes with a few new options.

• If you find yourself balking at the inefficiency of Gmail’s new inbox, the first thing you need to try out are the density options under the gear menu. The Comfortable setting (like Chrome’s recently updated New Tab Page) seems suspiciously geared toward giving tablet users a bigger target to hit, while Compact squeezes the most items into view and Cozy falls somewhere in the middle. These views can dynamically shift based on the type of display you’re using, but if you choose Compact it will lock on that view no matter what.
• Email threads include the profile pictures of your contacts, making it look more like an IM conversation log.
• The left hand navigation area lets you resize its label and chat areas, so you could pull your chat list over the labels you don’t need all the time, or go in the other direction by hiding the chat area entirely.
• The Search box has added an incredibly handy advanced search drop-down panel that can also create filters—definitely a lot faster than navigating to a whole other advanced search page.
• The redesign includes a set of high resolution themes, including updated versions of old favorites.

Reader Redone
Google Reader also got a new clean-and-fast overhaul this week, along with the Google+ community features we mentioned last time. Users can now +1 an item to share it on Google+, either with or without a note included. Google’s posts concerning Reader acknowledge that some may not like the Google+ integration, although so far the visual redesign seems to be the more divisive issue. If either one is a dealbreaker for you, don’t forget that there’s a subscription export feature in case you want to move on to something else.


Google+ Adds a YouTube Slider, Handy Chrome Extensions
Google+ users may have noticed a new mouseover YouTube icon in their stream lately. It’s basically a quick way to launch a search-based playlist—not a killer feature, but it might be a nice method for playing some music while you browse. We especially like that you can navigate the list from the slider itself, even if you move the YouTube window away. Overall, though, we’d like to see more from this feature, like quick access to our personal YouTube playlists and subscriptions.


A pair of new Chrome plugins for Google+ also dropped this week, and shouldn’t be overlooked. Google+ Notifications lets you view and interact with your updates without navigating to Google+. If you’ve used the Google+ functionality in the black bar along the top of Gmail/Docs/etc, you know what to expect. The +1 Button extension resolves a common complaint by letting you +1 a page AND share it to Google+ AND comment on it, all right from a drop-down.


Chrome Beta Helps Multiple Users Share
Syncing has long been one of Chrome’s strong suits, but once you start relying on it you might have trouble sharing your computer with someone who has their own set of bookmarks and extensions. You could, of course, manage that problem with separate computer logins, but that might be a pain if you switch out frequently. The latest Chrome Beta has a quicker solution: multi-user support in the browser. From Options (or Preferences on a Mac), click Personal Stuff and “Add a new user.” A badge in the upper corner indicates which profile is being used, and clicking it shows a drop-down for switching between them.


Odds and Ends
Here’s a quick rundown of this week’s minor posts.

• Those Street View trikes have been adding new parks, including New York’s awesome High Line.
• Ads in Google search now include a “Why these ads” link (coming soon to Gmail) that shows information about why a particular ad showed up. The new Ads Preferences Manager will let you block advertisers and turn off personalized ads.
• Google Search has added a new feature for searching places. A panel to the right of the results displays extra information, including a Google Map of the location.
• Search has also been updated to better understand when a user wants more recent results.
• Google News settings are now included in Google Dashboard.
• Google Calendar has added a Suggested times option to help plan events with other people.
• Biking and walking directions can now be saved to custom maps and shared.
• Google eBooks has launched in Canada.
• Google Offers has a new Android app.

New Gmail redesign is live right now: activate in the bottom left

We think you’ll be quite happy with this redesign that was announced earlier this morning. To try it out simply activate it in the bottom left of Gmail.

Get Facebook's New Timeline Right Now

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg yesterday announced a complete reconceptualization of profile pages on the popular social network with the introduction of Timeline. As Zuckerberg puts it, Timeline is the story of your life.

Google’s new sign-in page try it today

We already showed you how to give Google’s new search UI a try, but yesterday The Next Web discovered that you can also give Google’s new sign-in page a try. The new sign-in page goes along with the rest of Google’s general new design we’ve been seeing spring up across products, ever since the launch of Google Plus. Enabling the new design is much easier than what we showed you yesterday.


You could just go and click the option to preview the new sign-in page, but here’s the link to make things easy. While there isn’t much of a change, we do like the new colors and general spacing.

Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Now Available

Microsoft released Windows 7 Service Pack 1 today with a ton of bug fixes and security updates for your Windows PC.