Monthly Archive:: February 2010

Windows Phone 7 Series : Back with Vengeance

Windows 7 lived upto expectations and proved the Microsoft has learn form its mistakes (in this case, the biggest ofcourse – WIndows Vista) and this time it’s true once again. Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 was just a big mess and they knew it that something better was surely needed, especially after a great outcry of [&hellip

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Google Buzz to Buzz up your social networking experience online

Google rules all the market except one, Social Networking. They did try to tap it using Orkut which worked out only in Brazil and India and few other parts of the world. Facebook gained 400 Million users this week which proves Social Networking is a massive market and Google does not want to leave it. [&hellip

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Facebook planning to provide Webmail service with Project Titan

It’s been up for a while and seems like folks at TechCrunch have partially confirmed it. Facebook could be possibly working on a Web Mail like service which would replace the current messaging system on Facebook. This would feature a [email protected] email, POP and IMAP access and would give users the feature to send non-users [&hellip

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Apple turning against Adobe while it seeks cover under Google

Apple and Adobe are having a kind of coldwar. This all started when Flash was not included in the iPhone OS and now not on the iPad OS too. Recently at a town hall meeting, Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs slammed Adobe and called it lazy. There have been huge discussions, lengthy blog posts written, tweets [&hellip

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Rumor : The iPad might get a inbuilt camera at launch

iPad missed the camera. That’s what we know from the announcement for now but Mission Repair doesn’t think so. They received shipment of iPad parts few days back and then they tear it down to show us the possibilities of the camera. They show us the metal internal frames of the iPad  and they note the [&hellip

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Multi Touch finally arrives at Nexus One officially via OTA update

No more missing multi touch interface on Nexus One, Google just issued a OTA (Over the Air) update for Android running on Nexus one’s which brings in multi touch capabilities to your Web Browser, Gallery and Google Maps. Earlier some third party patches had enabled Multi Touch only in the browser. This means all those [&hellip

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Windows 7 now has 7% of the Operating System market

From few years from now, when asked what is a computer, few people answered, “Windows”. I could hear those geeks laughing but they were just a minority while most others really did not know what the question meant. Time’s changed. Windows Xp came which currently has 60%-70% of the Operating System market share and then [&hellip

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WordPress for Android officially released

We knew it was coming and here it is. WordPress for Android is now available officially from Automattic, Inc. This Android apps gives you access over to your wordpress blog via a simple user interface which allows you to create, edit and publish – Pages, Posts and comments. When posting you can add pictures and [&hellip

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Google Apps to abandon Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 from March 1

Internet Explorer 6 has been a huge problem for developers from sometime as they (including me!) are having difficult time optimizing websites for a browser made in 2001 for websites developed in recent times as technology has evolved a lot in recent years. Google will be phasing out browser support for Google Docs suite and [&hellip

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iPad spotted at 52nd Annual Grammy’s with….. Stephen Colbert!

iPad, iPad everywhere so how could it not be present at the 52nd annual grammy awards? Guess who got it? Stephen Colbert! Where’s my Nominee list? Oh, it’s on my iPad. (He’s flaunting it a lot) I am so sure, Apple’s paid a huge amount of money, to get iPad out there and if that’s [&hellip

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