Google seems to take the earth into its hands for the forthcoming years. The Search giant is well known for attracting talents that are best and young. The Google employees are known for the smart work and the best practices which obviously results in greater results. Google is picking up the winning pat every time in a race against other major search giants. For instance, Yahoo and Microsoft were about to merge imposing greater challenges to Google. But later by tactics of this major search Giant the merging business was destined to end. Though there are fewer talks on lesser merging, the place is safe for Google. With the profits increasing on one side and with talents getting greater on the other side, technology of Google is getting stronger making its position as No.1 safe and secure.

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Ubi-soft publicized that it will buy the cerebral rights to Tom Clancy name. At least rights are rendered to use it to produce video games. Tom Clancy, the writer of books like Patriot Games, The Hunt for Red October and the Sum of All Fears. Ubi-soft trades the hit labels using tom Clancy’s name, such as Ghost Recon, Rain box Six and Splinter cell. No comments as in how much Ubi-soft paid to own up rights to Tom Clancy’s name but CNET reports propose that a press release from Ubi-soft reveals they had a net cash of $232 and will have a net cash of $201 million at the conclusion of fiscal 2008 while they had $232 million. The videogame giant will continue to pay Tom Clancy through 2010 as the royalty charges.

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Microsoft has been clutching fast to its “three years” enlargement time frame for Windows 7 since ceaselessly, the predicament is that it’s never been clear when that three year period initiated.

Well speculate no longer; Microsoft has finally and officially confirmed that the three years initiated at Windows Vista’s general availability launch, which was January 30th, 2007. Understandably that doesn’t mean we will have Windows 7 on midnight of January 30th, 2010, but it what it does mean is that we can look forward to sometime within that year for a release that we were expecting sooner. Microsoft plans to give an exact launch date only once Windows 7 meets its quality standard for release. Sounds like a good Numbers to go by. But still this info, we can just expect.

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Apacs has issued its annual report of problems influencing the British banking industry, and the biggest revelation is that over online banking swindle has fallen by a third amid 2006 and 2007, even as phasing attacks have increased by over 70% to 25,796.

Sandra Quinn, director of communications @ Apacs, said “Although card swindle levels have now begun to go up again due to swindle overseas and card-not-present fraud losses, chip and Pin has established an undoubted achievement in reducing card fraud on the UK high street. As more countries pursue our lead and upgrade to chip and Pin, the opportunities for criminals to use our stolen magnetic stripe details abroad will diminish.”

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ASUS ROG reveals the latest hardware teamed for the future of gaming at CeBIT 2008.
Mother board: ROG Striker II Extreme and Formula Series, the ROG Rampage Formula and ROG Crosshair II Formula.

Graphics Cards: ASUS EN9600GT TOP, EAH3870X2 TOP and EAH3870 TOP graphic cards with ASUS’ SmartDoctor application.

PC & Gaming Case: ASUS Vento Series Chassis and ARES Gaming PC features Intel Core 2 Extreme CPU, NVIDIA’s 3-way SLI graphic technology and a 4 Terabyte hard disk.

Laptops: ASUS G70, a 17-inch widescreen display, two graphics engines (2 x GeForce 8700M GT SLI), two hard drive bays for storage up to 640GB (320GB x2).

With a list of arrivals expected, Asus is still striving to make a bang in the market; the company’s progress looks good with the items listed to hit the market soon.

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