Archive for the ‘Mobile Apps’

  • Microsoft to Gift Its Each Employee the New Windows 7 phone
    We all know Windows 7 phone is just round the corner and like us, all of you are also waiting eagerly for the new phone to hit the market soon. It’s too early to foretell how the new smart phone will fare in the industry, however what we do know is that you will be able to spot quite a few people around you flaunting this new handset from Microsoft’s stable. As...
    by editor1 at July 24th, 2010 at 01:07 pm
  • Functioning of your Android apps must be Watched
    Raising a serious security and confidentiality issue, a recent SMobile report has virtually warned people to stay alert and vigilant in respect of hidden functioning of Android apps. According to the report, these apps may sometimes act as spy-ware and thus may pose serious security threat for your personal life. Presently, the Android marketplace supports almost 48,000...
    by editor1 at July 21st, 2010 at 08:07 am
  • Pixelpipe Lessens Upload Hurdles For iPhone 4 Users
    Own a new iPhone 4 but wish uploading the captured stuff on to the World Wide Web would be just a tad bit easier? Your prayers have finally been answered. Pixelpipe has arrived to be the saviour of all iPhone 4 users. Pixelpipe version 2.01 has been made available in the App Store for a free download. According to Apple, you can “Liberate your media with Pixelpipe and...
    by editor1 at July 17th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
  • Post Palm Acquisition, HP Plans WebOS Gadgets
    HP announced that its plans to acquire Palm are now officially complete. And why is that good news for us? Because HP has not paused a beat in declaring their new plans of installing Palm’s Web OS in most of their gadgets. After two months of talks and all the paperwork, Palm has finally become the property of HP with a $1.2 billion deal. Jon Rubenstein, CEO and Chairman...
    by editor1 at July 17th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
  • Android Apps May Surpass 100,000 by July End
    One of the fastest growing markets is the Android one. And looking at the latest stats from AndroLib, the figure for the number of Android applications in the store stands at a breathtaking 100,000. However, the estimate is only a projected result buy conceivable by the end of July. As of the present, the number of Android apps slightly crosses the 90,000 mark, including...
    by editor1 at July 17th, 2010 at 12:07 pm
  • Watch And Listen to E-books With Kindle’s Latest Edition
    Good news for Kindle App users. Now you can take pleasure in embedded video and audio clips in Kindle books. The new feature has been introduced for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch owners. Amazon has recently released the new update to Kindle for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch to make readers even happier. Currently, Kindle users could do much more than access digital text. The...
    by editor1 at July 15th, 2010 at 01:07 pm
  • Apple Released iOS 4.1 Beta, Death Grip Issue Not Countered
    Signal bars before and after installing iOS 4.1 beta Apple has released a new iOS 4 beta version. So, will this be the key to all our antenna woes? Does not seem too likely right now. Hardly a month after Apple launched the iOS 4, it has quickly followed up with an upgrade for the developers. The 4.1 beta version is seen as Apple following up its recent promise of better...
    by editor1 at July 15th, 2010 at 10:07 am
  • Opera Mini Promotes 5.0 Beta To Upgraded 5.1 For Android
    How do you know when an application attains Moksha? Simple, it just sheds its beta tag. And the latest one to do so is going to bring a lot of joy to Android phone users. Opera Mini, which had released a version 5.0 beta in March for Android phones, has finally come of age. Tried and tested for the last few months, Opera has decided it is time for the version 5.0 to be...
    by editor1 at July 14th, 2010 at 08:07 am
  • Mobile Users Will Soon Get The Taste of Flash Player 10.1 On Their Favourite Gadget
    Good news for mobile fans. Adobe has unveiled Flash Player 10.1 to their mobile platform partners. With mobile specific features, this version of the widely-loved flash player is “the first release that brings the full Web across desktops and devices”. Adobe has even brought technology and content-publishing companies like Google, Intel, Photobucket and HBO into the...
    by editor1 at July 7th, 2010 at 01:07 pm
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