I am a fan of products created by Apple. I love the way they go for perfection in small things, but often leave big things out of the story. They join late in providing basic software features but also provide excellent experience for users. The first version of iPhone was all about users touch experience rather than hardware wow factor and later, they beefed up hardware configuration for performance in newer versions of iPhone. Continue reading “Apple – Making Enemies With Every Success!” »

Apple’s aap store is blessed with many application, most of which are paid apps and users feel increasingly frustrated for not being able to purchase them as purchasing requires a credit card and most of users don’t own a one, especially outside of US. However, with tons of free applications available for download, but searching for free and useful ones can be a tiresome job. Continue reading “Best Free Educational Softwares availabe for iPhone and iPod Touch” »

Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, commonly abbreviated WWDC is taking place at Moscone West, San Francisco. The conference is planned for 5 days starting today, from June 7 to June 11, 2010. This has become a big launching pad for Apple to showcase its upcoming products as the whole world gets concentrated here for few days, especially now Apple being such a major electronic player. Apple is enjoying a great success with iPhone, so, they highlighted the number of applications or apps available for iPhone and thus the logo was “the centre of the app universe”. Ok, now gets rolling into the story. Continue reading “Apple’s WWDC Conference 1st day – The Complete Story” »

In a recently leaked presentation featuring Nokia’s software and services plans for Year 2010, there is a mentioning of platform on which devices are to be built. There are four platforms mentioned, in which the most surprising is the “Windows”. Continue reading “Why Nokia is currently working on an Windows Mobile Phone?” »

Chrome web app store and Google M video format were yesterday’s two biggest announcement from Google I/O 2010.

Froyo as expected – the next Android update  tagged version v2.2 was officially announced to the world. Google introduced a new compiler, which brings a 2-5x speed boost to the system. There are also 20 new enterprise features, including better Exchange integration and device administration APIs, a new backup application that will allow you to exchange data between devices. Android 2.2 also features a new cloud-to-device messaging API, over the air update and iTunes streaming of music to Android device . Google also introduced a new browser which they tagged it as “the world’s fastest mobile browser”. The browser is based on V8 engine – the same Java script engine which powers Google Chrome on desktop, more about it later when we get it to run. The voice command feature too got updated by adding voice triggers. It is basically the ability to distinguish different commands from a sentence and execute them.

Google TV was the next big announcement of the day. It will be an open platform as expected and will be heavily sourced for viewing video content with search integrated. When someone asked Google in comparison with Apple TV, they called it totally different refereeing it to as being completely open. The other aspect which is the hardware which will drive these TV’S were not shared, Continue reading “2nd day round up – Google’s I/O 2010” »

Yesterday, Nokia unveiled their new flagship device, the Nokia N8 featuring 12MP camera module on-board capable of recording 720p HD video at 25 frames per second, the latest handset from the Finnish company has set eyes on becoming the new imaging champ in the mobile phone world. Then, this is a smartphone based on Symbain^3 with all the possible connectivity options covered, also add a dedicated graphics chip coupled with 600MHz CPU.  Continue reading “In-depth analysis of Nokia’s Next Big Bet – Nokia N8 (Camera and Symbain^3)” »

Google is the most celebrated company over internet looking to get involve with people in every possible way by changing its logo or any other way it can thing off. It was time for April Fools 2010! and Google went all the way to fool you. Below is the list of few things which made people go crazy or fool themselves and thus Google succeeded in their task.

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SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), one of the most powerful medium to display graphics has been in existence since 1999, but didn’t had the share of success that it should have enjoyed owing to the fact that Internet Explorer wan’t much compatible though almost every other web browser supported it.

Continue reading “Microsoft finally wakes to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)” »

Peter Vreugdenhil of the Netherlands and a German researcher who only would give his first name of Nils, found ways to disable DEP (data execution prevention) and ASLR (address space layout randomisation), two of Windows 7′s most shouted anti-exploit features. The competition was held on 64 bit windows 7 which was fully updated to include the latest patch.

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Earlier this week, China’s top internet official has warned that Google will “pay the consequences” if it continues to go against Chinese law.  There were statements which were issued by Chinese officials, continuously against Google which that China was not looking to bow down. Also it seemed Chinese government was deliberately publishing reports through state media which were showcasing losses in terms of money that Google have to face if they shut down operations in China.

Continue reading “China warns, Google says “who the hell are you”” »