Would you believe that Acer is working on a frameless laptop with touchscreen keyboard? As far-fetched as the idea might be, it’s certainly plausible, expected even. The idea, as rumored by DigiTimes, involves doing away with the display’s frame by printing colors directly onto the back of the display’s reinforced glass substrate from Corning (a la Gorilla Glass presumably).

Coupled with a touchscreen keyboard, the rumored device should be impossibly thin by traditional laptop comparisons. Keep in mind that we’ve already seen this Frame Zero concept pictured above from Fujitsu and Acer’s arch-rival ASUS has been showing off its dual-display laptop prototype with touchscreen keyboard for months. Even the OLPC XO-3 plans to eschew the clickity keyboard in favor of a touchscreen version. And anyone who has ever seen a scifi movie knows that tactile keyboards and display bezels have no role to play in our computing future anyway, so we might as well get things started now — or in the second half of 2010 according to DigiTimes‘ sources.

Microsoft is going to deliver Windows operating system update to millions of Europeans today with a browser choice software. This offer is the part of a deal Microsoft struck with the European Commission.

The browser choice offer will be prompted to Windows users where they may select any browser of their choice out of the list of 10 available browsers.

According to Microsoft the Windows 7 users will also get the option to replace Internet Explorer with any other browser of their choice.

According to Net Applications statistics approximately 62% internet users stick with Internet Explorer, 24% with Firefox whereas Chrome market share in about 5%. Now we have to wait for the results about this offer of browser choice screen by Microsoft that how it effects the market shares of different web browsers companies.

A month ago Microsoft said that they have sold 60 million copies of the newly released operating system Windows 7 but at the Morgan Stanley Technology Media & Telecom Conference on March 2, Microsoft’s Chief Financial Officer Peter Klein said that until now 90 million copies of Windows 7 have been sold.

Windows 7 was released to manufacturers in July 2009 whereas it was rolled out to general public in October 2009 and this huge sale of new Windows operating system is definitely a success event for Microsoft.



You all know that Microsoft has announced Windows Phone 7 Series at Mobile World Congress 2010 last month and now the company has revealed the first Windows 7 Mobile phone at Engadget Show and that is manufactured by LG.
This LG handset perfectly meets the requirements for new Windows Mobile OS and here are some other information about its design as:

• Multi-touch display
• Slider style with Qwerty keyboard
• Windows Phone 7 Series device standard buttons
• 5 megapixel camera with a back flash
• Headphone jack

According to Engadget:

” It’s just a hair thicker than an iPhone or Nexus One.”

Right now no words are spoken about the release of LG Windows Phone 7 Series mobile.

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