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Global Technology News @ Pegasus InfoCorp         Request a free quote! Name : Phone : Email : Comments :       Pegasus InfoCorp helps build customized web software and undertakes web development software solutions for clients internationally. We also build front end websites, and offline software that integrates with our web based software. Our services/ custom built software solutions include, web development, web software, small business web software development and enterprise scale business software development on web technologies.   MySpace to sell search function MySpace, the homepage website, plans to auction off its search function to either Google, Yahoo or Microsoft. Anger at EU mobile charge caps Mobile phone companies accuse Brussels of heavy-handedness in its efforts to limit roaming charges. Net poses dangers for soccer fans Spyware and adware is lurking on websites associated with teams and players at the World Cup, finds research. Robot soccer World Cup kicks off Hundreds of teams of robotic footballers have gathered in Germany for the 10th annual RoboCup. Firms get World Cup fine warning Companies could face a fine of Windows gets big security update Microsoft is releasing one of its biggest security updates for more than a year to fix 12 software flaws. Football fans flock to BBC site The BBC Sport website attracted half of all UK web users looking to catch up with the action in the World Cup. Major gaming competition begins A 10-week computer game competition to uncover the next generation in design talent kicks off in Dundee. EBay to launch keyword ad system EBay is to launch keyword ads - where users will be linked to auctions based on words from web pages they are visiting. Top Microsoft blogger to resign A Microsoft blogger who made the software giant more human is leaving for a technology start-up. Hitman game is bang on target Hitman: Blood Money works beautifully as a stealth assassination game, where players are rewarded for their patience and dedication to the art of death. France launches budget game The French government launches an online game challenging taxpayers to balance the national budget. Defeat for net neutrality backers Web giants face defeat as calls to enshrine net neutrality in US laws are rejected. Wheelchairs given design makeover An engineer who works in Formula One has applied his skills to rethinking the wheelchair. EU warns China on piracy problem European trade boss Peter Mandelson makes a fresh call for China to improve market access and curb piracy. Microsoft opens up Vista testing Microsoft is letting users get hold of an early version of its forthcoming Windows Vista operating system. UK pop fans can copy own tracks The British record industry will turn a blind eye to fans who break the law by copying CDs to portable devices. Online music row shuts web site Internet firm Tiscali suspends its music sharing service after record labels demand reduced interactivity. French publisher sues Google French publishing group La Martiniere is to sue search engine Google for making its books available online. Teen site moves to block photos A teen website defends its record on safety after concerns from Northern Ireland teachers and parents. Google launches web spreadsheet Internet search engine Google releases a Web-based spreadsheet application, on a limited test basis. Handsets look to eclipse cameras Mobile phones could soon be the main camera people use to take snaps, research suggests. Five unveils digital TV channels Broadcaster Five is to launch two new digital TV channels - Five US and Five Life - on Freeview this autumn. Yahoo boss sees salary fall to $1 Yahoo boss Terry Semel has his annual salary reduced to just $1 in exchange for millions of new stock options. Spiritual challenge for gamers Christian companies attempt to add a little piety into the blood and guts mayhem of video games. Website back after Swedish raids A website accused of directing users to pirated material reopens after Swedish authorities raid it. MPs in digital downloads warning Consumers should be warned about the limits of what they can do with digital downloads, say MPs. Rockstar scores with Table Tennis Table Tennis from the firm behind Grand Theft Auto proves to be a slick and polished game for the Xbox 360. Microsoft calms Xbox games fears Microsoft tries to reassure Xbox 360 owners that old consoles games will be playable on its new hardware.   To know more about how we can meet your specific requirements, please drop us a message or mail us at 'contact [at] pegasusinfocorp.com'. Please click here to drop us a message.   Quick Links   Featured Clients Why Choose Pegasus ? Services Solutions Contact Us Site Map   Featured Clients   Smart Fashions (Dewsbury, UK) Planet Bombay Bonace Engineers Educational Vortal - Bumchic.com Eco Water Harvesting Swapna India Cuisine Rupali Online

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