Google has announced that in the next few days, changes in the layout of its AdSense ads will roll out. A redesigned layout has to bring a better performance. This was said on the official Google AdSense blog. AdSense Product Manager Amy Wu announced this yesterday.
Initially, the layout of medium and large rectangles, and the leader board changed.
Leader Board (728x90)
The title, description and URL after the update is no longer in a column view, but in addition together.
Rectangles (300x250 and 336x280)
The URL has moved and is now directly behind the title. Previously it was on a separate row below the title and description. Google indicates that in some cases the font is adjusted to the texts easier to read. The changes will be within a few weeks in each country were conducted.
Google AdSense will not be available for some time until the changes has been made in the system, so we have to be a little patient. But when Google’s did testing the redesigned ads it performed extremely well.
Windows 7 just arrived in 2010 and the workers of Microsoft are already busy making a better operating system. It will be known as Windows 8, what else did you expect?
128 bit?!
XP was known as a 32 bit operation system, Windows 7 made 64 bit the standard but Microsoft has plans to make the Windows 8 OS a 128 bit platform.
Here for, your computer has to have an 128 bit architecture to manage the data processes. The question is what for CPU it need to drive on. Will it be a single core 128 bit processor or do you need several 64 bit cores. No panic the 128 bit processor already exists.
What does it means in reality?
First you need more RAM Chips. And new software that is 128 bit compatible including Microsoft's own Office. Now a day there is no such a software available for the masses. Software companies has just made their software 64 bit compatible for Windows 7. Another investment for a 128 bit version of their software seems a little too far.
When does Microsoft Windows 8 arrive?
According to some rumors it will be 2012 until we can expect a public beta version. The question is: will the hardware be good enough adapted to the needs of the new OS. Are do we have to reverse the question: will the new OS be ready in 2012? An ex-Microsoft employee said on a French blog: www.blog.ma-config.com that Windows 8 RTM will be released on Friday, July 1 in 2011. There are no release dates so far for Windows Server 2012 and Office 2012. We hope to test the beta version in 2010.
Presentation about the concept, look and feeling of the new Microsoft Windows 8 OS
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