Posted by David K on July 27th, 2010
Apple’s patented multi-touch technology will now be available through its magic Apple Trackpad. Coming in an aluminum design with a smooth glass setup, the Trackpad lets users scroll up and down a page with inertial scrolling, pinch to zoom in and out, rotate an image with fingertips and swipe fingers to flip through a collection [...]
Posted by Ronald Williams on July 26th, 2010
Location based applications always had their pros and cons. While social groups get huge fans for their location based applications, some people cringe at the fact of sharing their privacy with others. This is where the face2face application comes into act. This new location based application for cell phones attracts new users by offering more filtered [...]
Posted by John Daniel on July 26th, 2010
Audiobox.fm, the cloud based music service introduced their app for iPhone users to stream their music. Earlier, Audiobox could be accessed by iPhone users only through mobile Safari. Presently, an HTML5-based browser version and a Windows desktop app supports Audiobox for Android users.
The iPhone app supports background multitasking and allow the users to stream their [...]
Posted by Archana on July 25th, 2010
Samsung is giving away free Galaxy S smart phones. Not to everyone, but the annoyed Apple iPhone 4 users. The antennae reception problem has created a commotion among iPhone 4 customers; now they are being soothed by Samsung.
“Recently there has been a real increase in online activity from consumers dissatisfied with some of our competitors’ [...]
Posted by Archana on July 24th, 2010
India has come up with the world’s cheapest “tablet”, a touchscreen computing device for $35. This super-cheap tablet computer was devised as a method to impart higher-quality education to students around the country.
Resembling the Apple iPad, the Linux based computer features a web browser, multimedia player, PDF reader, Wi-Fi, and video conferencing facility. It can [...]
Posted by Anthony on July 23rd, 2010
Studies show that a feature in Apple’s Safari browser could be easily hacked for getting vital personal information. The Safari AutoFill option is enabled by default on this browser to fill Safari’s web forms with name, home address, email address, phone number etc. This AutoFill option is available under Safari’s Preferences page. AutoFill completes the [...]
Posted by Archana on July 22nd, 2010
Barnes & Noble launched a new app for NOOK- its e-book reading platform. This Android app signifies a shift in B&N’s branding as from now on, B&N will be branding all its e-book platforms and apps with the NOOK name.
With this app, users will be able to browse and access B&N’s e-bookstore which has a [...]