Yahoo Messenger For Vista (Beta Released)

If you are currently using Windows Vista, you likely would like to try the new version of Yahoo Messenger especialy built for Windows Vista. The user interface is extremely cool and users have more control over the looks which allows changing the color.



The Contact List
Contacts information and avatar would automatically scale up while you put your mouse over on a contact. You may as well resize the contact list size and level of details using the button located at the top of the contact list.




Themes Modifier
Yahoo messenger for Vista feature a themes modifier that similar to Yahoo Messenger 9.0. A themes modifier button is located at the top of contact list.



Chat window
Yahoo Messenger for Vista will feature tab chats which will allow for you to organize multiple chat windows into a single window. To turn a single chat window into a tab, all you need to do is drag the window and drop it onto different chat window. Drag a tab out of a window and the chat window will reappear.



New Emotion
A kind of obtrusive characteristic is the new animated emoticons. Similar to Windows Live Messenger, you will be able to send a big animated emoticon which will automatically shrink to normal size.



Windows Sidebar
This version of Yahoo Messenger allows you to put your favourite contact at Windows Sidebar make it easy for you to chat with your contact without looking up at the contact list.



You can download Yahoo Messenger for Windows Vista here: http://messenger.yahoo.com/vista/

Intel Future Processor - Intel Nehalem Core I7 And Intel Atom

Intel expected to released their brand-new micro processor technology which is Intel Nehalem Core i7 and Intel Atom (for notebook processor).

Intel Nehalem Core i7 comprises a great modernize of Intel’s processor technology and brings out a number of performance upgrade over the present processor bottlenecks.

Nehalem Core i7 CPUs will use the the same 45nm die chip architecture and expected to be released in Q4 of 2008. The next development phase is scheduled in 2009, after Intel shrink 45nm Nehalem chips to 32nm, which is presently being developed below the code name Westmere.