Priority Inbox is a new (BETA) feature offered by Google within their email based product Gmail, once this new feature is activated, it will find out the important mails and sort it out accordingly
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Google Chrome’s the pirate now : Ready to raid IE and Firefox
It won’t be right to call Google just “lucky”, because wherever they step in they rule the market. This is functional with the browsers too, and now Google Chrome has a market share 6.73%. It’s not a huge number but the dazzling part stays that Chrome is the youngest browser of all and it’s also
Google all set to pull the plug off the Nexus One Online Store
Now getting a Nexus One via the web will become a history. Google has just announced that it is all set to pull the plug on the Nexus One web store and that it will concentrate more on selling the phone via retail and carriers. “While the global adoption of the Android platform has exceeded
Verizon and Google to give birth to the iPad killer
The trail of iPad Killer has just begun with RIM’s blackpad. If you were hoping for insanely great competitors to iPad, we’ve got Google and Verizon planning to do something with the newly inaugurated Tablet market. Lowell McAdam, Verizon’s CEO showed that the company was enthusiastic about tablet market. It has to be, with all
Android 2.2 burns the rubber : Runs 450% faster than 2.1!
Some lucky dogs over at Android Police have been spotted running the absolute newest build of Android, Froyo 2.2, on a Google Nexus One. Aside from the appearance upgrades and overall bug fixes, 2.2 is about 4 1/2 times or 450% faster than its predecessor, 2.1 Eclair. Although this update of the increasingly popular Android
New Google is better, dont beg for the old one.
Change is constant, and change is the only thing that makes people from around the globe, to be connected via the world wide web and keep them glued to their screens. Google , last week upgraded its view from a classical one to modern. And, as we all know, the most common homepage is Google’s,
Yahoo! calls Google’s homepage “A Button and a Box”
Last thing you would have ever pondered would be Yahoo! taking over the web and becoming homepage to everyone. Google’s phenomenal success scares a lot of tech companies, Yahoo! esp. as it’s business’s are continuing to be shot down one by one. Yahoo! search has shrunk rapidly and simultaneously Google has grown to take a
People, Google isn’t copying from others. Get it?
Few days back, Google flaunted it’s new design to it’s 286 Million daily users. Guess what most of them said? It’s a copy of Bing, or some even said it’s a copy of Yahoo!’s search engine. Bull S***. Whenever some new product is released, critics compare it to other stuff on the market and just
Adobe boasts Android tablets with Flash and Air running “flawlessly”
While Apple just chucked Adobe from their plan, Adobe is busy showcasing tablets with Android running Adobe’s technologies at it’s heart, Flash and Air at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. Prototypes of tablets running Google’s Tablet OS, Android which is currently in pre-release form but it’s well enough capable to render flash and
Tech Paparazzi : Steve Jobs and Eric Schimdt spotted together
Gizmodo, reported pictures of two of the most prominent people from worlds largest tech arsenals, Steve Jobs and Eric Schimdt seated together at Calafia in the Town and Country shopping center in Palo Alto. The Cafe where they were spotted is owned by ex-Google chef Charlie Ayers. Two lines overheard by the photographer, They’re going