Few months ago after Microsoft released Vista OS, the big company already has an idea for the next-generation of Vista. Planned to be released in 2009, the new OS is called Microsoft Vienna. According to Ben Fathi, Corporate Vice President of Development with Microsoft Windows Core Operating System Division, “a two and a half year period was good enough for a full refresh as compared to the traditional five year stint”.

Microsoft last month announced the availability of the next generation of Windows Mobile OS, the Windows Mobile 6 operating system. It sports a new messaging tools, tigher security, Windows Vista synchronization, and improved productivity features. Mobile devices powered by the new OS will start shipping in the second quarter of this year. Some of them will be posted here after this. Meanwhile, check below for the official press release from Microsoft.

As scheduled, Microsoft launches Windows Vista operating system and Office 2007 productivity suite to public worldwide. Several major computer manufacturers, such as HP and Toshiba, have also started to retail their Vista-based products. Some also lets their old customers to upgrade their previous XP-powered laptops to Vista, either for free or for a discounted price.

All you need is a Mozilla Firefox Web Browser (get it here if you don’t have it yet). Then install Megaupload SX 3.2 extension from this site. And that’s it! This add-on will automatically simulate your location and make MegaUpload thinks that you’re coming from a country where there’s no download slot limitation set up (either India, Indonesia or Brazil, for example).

Google has just released Mobile Google Maps for Windows Mobile 5.0 devices. By installing the software, you’ll have instant GPS on your hand. It’ll display your current location at the center of the screen and you can easily plot your travel to your preferred destination from there. Viewing snapshots of specific location from GPS satellites is also possible.