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Plants begin to sprout, birds soars to great heights. Yes, Miss Spring is waving hands. To awaken you from humdrum hibernation and make you join the wondrous spring vitality, MacXDVD gives away totally 10,000 copies of its highly acclaimed product MacX iPad DVD Video Converter Pack to cater to the needs of iPad addicts who are desperate for watching DVD movies or funning video files during spring breaks or beach picnics.

Specially, this spring promotion is only valid from March 1st to March 20th, during which the first 500 people can get the iPad software for free per day. Why not seize the golden chance now to get this awesome Spring freebie.

The super popular free messaging service WhatsApp recently updated their application on Apple iOS platform seizing support for all iOS version older then v 4.3; Users on older Apple hardware are stuck with no option, but to leave the WhatsApp community as the application simply refuses to work on old iOS version.

A possible trick to be a part of WhatsApp community is to use the application on your Windows computer with comfort of your keyboard and mouse. Here is how you can install and use WhatsApp on a Windows computer.

Google's Project Glass is once again up for grabs, and if this future technology of revolutionary vision excites you, here is your chance to get one from Google.

Google Glass, could be the revolutionary wearable computer which would change the very fundamental how we interact with computers today. Google Glass features a small transparent display which hangs out above the users eye acting like an HUD (heads-up-display) displaying notifications, images, videos, and other items pulling data from internet; the gadget interacts with the user via voice commands and speech synthesis. This is not all, the attached camera can also be used to shoot excellent point-of-view (POV) photos and videos with instant sharing using voice commands.

Users are utilizing various Microsoft Kinect hacks to create awesome natural body gestures to control things around them, and LEAP has already made it's way into mainstream. To progress things further, PrimeSense - the makers of technology inside Microsoft’s Kinect, have revealed their latest 3-D sensor. Named Capri - the small enough sensor can fit inside tablets and smartphones enabling users to go beyond what's possible now.