BANGALORE - Global software major Wipro Technologies has set up a virtual innovation centre for testing services on Second Life, the popular virtual world, the IT bellwether said Thursday. The innovation centre, a replica of the original lab at our campus in the electronics city will provide a one-stop virtual view of our Internet Protocol (IP)-powered solutions, the company said in a statement. Second Life is a free three-dimensional virtual world where users can socialise, connect and create using voice and text chat.

Windows 7 can let different users to have different display language settings for different user accounts. Previously we had talked about  How to Change Windows 7 Current display language for an existing user. But this feature is not that well known or well exploited in Windows 7. Let's see how we can do it.

Opera's supremacy over mobile browser market is being challenged by Skyfire a mobile browser, built by a Silicon Valley startup. It has been little over a year, since the mobile browser Skyfire made its debut for Windows and Symbian mobile phones. Skyfire version 0.9 beta was a free third-party mobile browser. While in beta the mobiles browser was widely appreciated for it performance and efficiency. Over the time, it has emerged as a swift and easily to handle mobile browser. Now that Skyfire's version 1.0 has been released, it's time assess its appeal in the market.

Apple's updated MacBook was a hush-hush affair, only to be seen on the company's online store. The company provided the updated specification for white MacBook on Wednesday that is expected to provide the customers better value for their money. The update of the entry level notebook is the second this year to the Cupertino-based company, following the update on January 21st that added the NVIDIA's 9400M graphics architecture. This could be a reply to Microsoft's PC hunter ads that seems to hit Apple's Mackbook for its price directly. Let's get through updates in more details.

Going by the grapevine,the next-gen iPhone model would feature video chat. The feature would be supported by AT&T's plans to expand to a faster wireless network called HSPA 7.2 later this year. No doubt, video chat would enrich the experience of iPhone users, capitalizing on AT&T's swift. The video chat feature may not be available with the July release of next-gen iPhone, still having a faster network with the 3G upgrade is always great. Although the AT&T spokeswomen made no comment on whether the new iPhone would offer HSPA 7.2 support. However, she added multiple HSPA 7.2 compatible laptop cards and smartphones will be introduced later in 2009. AT&T is an exclusive carrier for Apple's iPhone in the US.