A Windows 8.1 build has leaked in the past as well and today yet another build has been leaked and is now available on the internet. Microsoft is expected to make an announcement regarding Windows 8.1, or Windows Blue, some time in June. The leaked builds give us an insight as to what exactly Microsoft has in store for us. Microsoft may release a preview build at the BUILD conference, whereas RTM release can be pegged for the end of summer. Those who are courageous enough to try out such leaked builds on their computers, should keep in mind that installing such software might corrupt disk on which these files are installed.
This latest Windows 8.1 leaked build 9369 doesn’t seem to have anything substantially different from the previous build. Microsoft is expected to add a new feature in every build, for all we know there could be a hidden feature in this particular build. We’re not going to be linking to download locations of the build, though you should keep in mind that they’re likely to be unstable and installing them is probably not a smart thing to do.
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The Titan does not fall under the supercomputer category for no particular reason, as it resides at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. In fact, it is no ordinary supercomputer, having already “owned” the mantle of being the world’s most powerful supercomputer, but fret not – it is not corrupted at all, since there is nothing remotely human about it. Having said that, the Titan supercomputer is not going to stop at just being the world’s most powerful, as it is also about to take on the honor of having the world’s fastest storage system.
A Japanese court recently ordered the world’s most popular search engine, Google, to actually censor terms that show up in autocomplete which relate to a particular person. The ruling by the Tokyo District Court also actually asked Google to award the unknown person 300,000 yen (when converted, it is roughly $3,100) for the “mental anguish” suffered, no thanks to the association of said person alongside different criminal acts that was found in autocomplete-derived searches.
In the highly competitive arena of cloud services, software giant Microsoft has slashed prices for both hosting and processing customers’ online data, and this move can be seen to be an aggressive challenge to Amazon.com Inc’s current lead in the expanding business of ‘cloud’ computing. In fact, Microsoft was so bold as to say that they will match Amazon’s prices in order to pick up more than just a slice of the growing market, including the more common online data services.
Microsoft, one of the major names worldwide where software is concerned, has stumbled upon a rather interesting discovery. First of all, a little context to help us get started off on the right footing. Microsoft does have their own anti-virus solution on the computer, where some have deemed to be added on as an afterthought since it is perceived to be nowhere near the capability of other third-party programs, but this does not mean the bunch of Microsoft researchers are no good. On the contrary, a recent post on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center blog has showed that Microsoft has discovered a totally new Trojan malware threat which has been called “TrojanDownloader:Win32/Nemim.gen!A”.
While Ultrabooks look good and are pretty speedy and portable due to the slim profiles, they are unfortunately a bit more expensive than regular laptops, so if you’re in the market for a portable computer but don’t have the cash, Dell has unveiled the Latitude 3330 laptop which will ship at a starting price of $419. Pretty cool, huh? So what sort of specs can we expect here? While it will not be the most powerful laptop currently available, it should be more than capable of getting the job done, such as typing up documents, formatting spreadsheets, setting up presentations and the likes.
