Astronomers were able to take more clearer and contrasted pictures of a black hole – which has opened new doors for discoveries to be made. For many years scientists have created their own theories over the years – but until now they have not been able to confirm any of them. One of the more important questions that they wanted an answer for was how black holes are able to discharge powerful jet particles at the speed of light.
Archive for April, 2008
We were not at all surprised to see that Microsoft has delayed the release of the new Service Pack 3 (SP3) for Windows XP. Microsoft released a statement yesterday stating they were trying to fix certain compatibility issues and would be suspending downloads on a massive scale.
It said in an email that the update, which was released to manufacturing and volume licensing customers a week ago and was supposed to be generally available from yesterday, will not be pumped out to the masses via its Windows Update (WU) website as planned until the company fixes the bug. However, the firm hasn’t pinpointed when XP SP3 will be available, much to the chagrin of Vista-shy customers who have been patiently waiting for the update to land.
For five long years Apple has become a worldwide phenomenon among the digital music industry. They have sold 4 billion songs and have an account of 70% of the digital music that is sole worldwide. Yet, as digital music becomes more and more popular we wonder if there will come a time when more competition will break through and Apple will no longer dominate the digital music market.