Can you believe that you can compress a music file 1000 times smaller than mp3? Rochester university says ‘yes’ you can do it. Researchers from Rochester university which is one of the recognized private University in New York are able to reproduce and compress a music file nearly 1000 times smaller than the original one. They are able to encode a 20 second clarinet solo music to a molecular size of 1kb recreating in a computer both the real-world physics of a clarinet and the physics of a clarinet player. The achievement was disclosed on April 1st at International Conference on Signal Processing and Acoustics speech at Las Vegas.

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Zoho from AdventNet Inc is one of the powerful online word processing software and office suite that exists in the market now. Zoho is based on the Google Gears framework pioneered by Google. Google docs also follows the same Google Gears framework which is scalable and standardized. Unlike Google docs, Zoho is a complete office suite and offers wide range of functionalities like CRM, project management, wikis, note-taking, databases, spreadsheet, word processing etc. Zoho Writer has got offline editing like Goolge docs but introduced way before than Google.

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How good it will be if you can convert all you screen shot of documents, whiteboard and notes into a digital copy? Is it possible? The answer is yes and Qitpit makes it possible.

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Yahoo Inc officially confirmed on March 25th that it is gonna join hands with Google in nurturing the social network applications including photo sharing network. Open Social is nothing but set of API’s (Application Programming Interfaces) developed by Google initially, to bring in a common coding standard for web applications so that application works evenly and inter operable across the world wide web. All web applications implementing this framework API’s will be inter operable with social networks like Orkut, MySpace and Friendster.

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The introduction of email, the short from electronic mail revolutionized the world of Internet in 1965 when it was first introduced for mainframe users. Then it was slowly extended to intranet and then to internet. In 1971 a programmer in ARPANet started using @ symbol in between user name and machine id. Now the email has grown upto the level of using @ in your GPRS mobile handsets.

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