Windows XP Support stopped-but it will work fine.

All those Windows XP users who have not migrated from xp to the recent versions are going to have a tough time as of 08 April 2014 Microsoft is going to stop issuing updates for Windows XP. The best selling OS of Windows platform till now.
The stopping of updates only means that the operating system will no longer be protected from new virus threats and other malicious threats/software.
Microsoft has ditched many die hard XP lovers by stopping the updates. If you are still using XP just assess your financial requirements and if need be do update to the latest Win 8.1.
If you still insist on using XP be sure to keep a lookout for the blog and we will be giving you advice.


by dhana_indhu.

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 Well who doesn't want their laptop to be chargeable anywhere and by any means, well that is about to come true as many people are with the thoughts that the laptops should have a universal charger. You can now do away with irritating non-standard cables of different companies.

Presently all laptop manufacturers make their own types of cable and connectors for charging them fo each and every new model. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) based in Geneva responsible for standardising such tecnology said that making a new universal cable would reduce wastage and save money. It has developed a new cable which will soon be used by majority of the laptop manufacturers. 

It requires the newer laptops to use a standard cable and connection on new laptop models.

In 2011 the first standardised charger for mobile phones was released and today 82 % of moble phones sold in the European Union use the same(except Apple of course).

It is hoped that the new universal charger for will be used by manufacturers as early as possible

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