After having HP’s CEO, different communities showed different ressponses.

Though Oracle’s CEO has no say for it, but as being Industry’s Highest paid Professional, his comments are worthy of being mentioned.

In a reply to the HP boards of directors decision to removee the CEO Mark Hurd, sent to the NY Times as per allthingsD:

“The H.P. board just made the worst personnel decision since the idiots on the Apple board fired .. Read Further »

Ever since you probably got over the internet, you have seen different Top level domains (TLD) emerging. It all started with .COM then .COR, .NET, .ORG, .EDU .TV and then region specifics like .in, .ru, .fr, etc  and now even .xxx is in the talks.

It all began on March 15, 1985, a Massachusetts computer systems firm registered the first .com Internet domain name. It was  “Symbolics.com” and it fueled the .COM domains, the TLD that now makes up 70% of the web.

Today, exactly 25 years later, life B.C – Before .Com must be really strange.

Ironically, Symbolics, who are still running as Symbolics.com, should have been celebrating this day in the .. Read Further »

Wordpress has been down for Over an hour taking down approximately 9.2 Million blogs, yes that’s not the readers but the number of blogs.

TechCrunch, which had recently moved on to Wordpress’s cloud along with GigaOm, and other popular blogs are all equally impacted.

Update: Wordpress.com is back for good. It was long one about 110 minutes. More info after a break. More info at bottom

2010 will be the Year of Tech. Let’s have a quick look at what’s coming our way in Tech — bigger Better Stronger.

Internet: Worldwide Speed upgrades will up trend, average speed of internet worldwide will rise by 20% and become cheaper. Web applications would grow in number and capability. Mobile Internet usage will increase by .. Read Further »

Taranfx wishes you a great year ahead, with Great Tech influencing your life more than ever.
We would Like to Thank all our Visitors for their endless support during 2009, we would like to continue the growing trend. We’re now PageRank 4 with daily views >11k.
During 2010 expect us to grow bringing in the latest in Tech, faster than ever. We now feature around 1k articles. We’ll open up guest posts and will encourage more open approach to news, Guides, Tips N Tricks on Apple, iPhone, Mac, Microsoft,  Windows 7, Android, Google, .. Read Further »

The top chip designers had been in battlegrounds since decades. Finally, Intel and AMD on Thursday said they are willing to settle all the legal disputes including antitrust litigation, for $1.25 billion.

The moment of joy was expressed by AMD CEO Dirk Meyer. He  said the settlement leads both companies will bring a  “new era”  in the chip industry.

The two companies also sealed a five-year cross license deal and said they would give up any claims of breach from their previous license agreement.

“While the relationship .. Read Further »

Yahoo’s CEO Carol Bartz has not bought harmony to the company. Many Yahoo investors are losing interest and hopes over the brand which was once a word that meant Joy and excitement.

Her credibility has been in question since a while. Investors were amazed when she quoted Yahoo was never a search company.

As per the  Guardian news

We earlier saw How Skype eBay Dispute could Finish Skype. After all the Dispute between Skype’s Parent company and eBay, this had to end this way.
Most of Internet phone unit is sold for $2.75 billion to a group of private investors, including Netscape founder’s new venture capital firm.
eBay announced a deal Tuesday to sell its Skype online calling service to a group of private investors, led by the Silicon Valley private equity firm Silver Lake Partners.

The buyers will pay eBay $1.9 billion in cash, which includes a loan from eBay of $125 million, for 65 percent of the company. EBay will .. Read Further »

UPDATE- PirateBay is back, up and running from a new Service Provider. But for how long — Till August 27th ? NO – Why Pirate Bay Won’t R.I.P. Not atleast Till Next Century

After the years of Lawsuits held against the Piracy Giant, today Swedish district court has ordered the Internet service provider(ISP) that used to power PirateBay, to stop servicing The Pirate Bay immediately or the ISP could face heavy fines of 500,000 Kroner ($70,600 US) a day. The Pirate Bay’s ISP had no choice but to comply and disconnect the website from the Internet.

If you are Torrent fan, no doubt you love PirateBay. It’s indeed a sad day in the history of P2P and .. Read Further »