Few days back, Google has re-branded its Android Market to Google Play. In Android market users were only allowed to access Android Apps (outside US) but now Google has expanded its android marketplace which now includes Android Apps, ebooks, movies, as well as music. All these services are divided in four categories respective to their types. To create more awareness about this service Google
Saturday, 31 March 2012
Google’s Navigation Bar Now Includes Google Play
Posted on 18:52 by Unknown
Few days back, Google has re-branded its Android Market to Google Play. In Android market users were only allowed to access Android Apps (outside US) but now Google has expanded its android marketplace which now includes Android Apps, ebooks, movies, as well as music. All these services are divided in four categories respective to their types. To create more awareness about this service Google
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Protect your computer online - Follow some simple steps.
Posted on 08:13 by Unknown
So you've bought your computer and want
to get online? It's not as simple as connect the wire and off you go
these day's. The internet is a weird and wonderful place as long as you
can control what you do. That's why you need to protect yourself. These
can be done in a number of very simple steps. This article will get you
started but you should always try to be smart when your surfing
Friday, 16 March 2012
HTC confirms plans to release Android 4.0 for 16 smartphones
Posted on 07:05 by Unknown
News of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and the Nexus Prime are appearing
everywhere. It seems the Ice Cream has finally started to melt and
everyone wants a scoop. Earlier today a full Nexus Prime video was
leaked, then the Nexus Prime and ICS launch event was canceled (possible
on the 27th now), and in general the news just keeps getting better for
Android fans.
HTC has confirmed
Posted in Android, Android 4.0, Android Mobile, HTC, Ice Cream Sandwitch, Information, Mobile Tech
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Samsung Galaxy Note A Higher End Phone
Posted on 05:52 by Unknown
The Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 represents all that's terrible and all
that's exciting about the modern era of smartphones. On one hand, it's a
device that fits no clear niche, it's too large to be an ultra-mobile
smartphone but it also doesn't offer the 7-inch and 10-inch screen of a
tablet. It also makes the specs and numbers all important, so much so
that they make it easy to ignore
Posted in Android, Android Mobile, Camera Mobile, Galaxy Note, Information, Mobile Tech, Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Note, SGN
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012
The Nokia 808 PureView
Posted on 08:37 by Unknown
A 41 megapixel sensor in a smartphone is something you don't see
every day. We are usually not fan of those extra megapixel which often
do not add more than a larger file size without improving the image
quality worth mentioning. But maybe Nokia has managed to something to
convince me this time. In the presentation of the PureView they are also
saying that 5 megapixels is more than enough
Posted in 41MP Camera, Camera Mobile, Information, Mobile Tech, Nokia, Nokia 808, Nokia Belle, Nokia PureView, PureView, Smartphones
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SkyDrive: Get Stored
Posted on 00:34 by Unknown
SkyDrive is your
password-protected hard drive in the cloud. That means you can use it to
store thousands and thousands of files. Then you can get to them
anytime you’re online.
You probably already have ways to move files around. But the
traditional ways involve USB thumb drives that can get lost and file
versions that are out of date. And you have to remember to copy the
How to hide / remove All Programs from Windows 7 Start Menu
Posted on 00:17 by Unknown
All Programs is the easiest way to find which programs are installed on your computer
which also means that your friend can sneak peek too. Now since Windows
7 Start menu lets you find a program by just typing the initials,
Removing All Programs totally from the start menu sounds like a good
idea now.
Start menu All Program is a simple application which
lets you hide the All programs menu.
which also means that your friend can sneak peek too. Now since Windows
7 Start menu lets you find a program by just typing the initials,
Removing All Programs totally from the start menu sounds like a good
idea now.
Start menu All Program is a simple application which
lets you hide the All programs menu.
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