Google has announced it has updated it’s search service for iPad and Honeycomb 3.1+ tablet users, by simplifiing “the layout of search results pages and increased the size of page [Read More]
Monthly Archives: July 2011
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Lifehacker has published an interesting article “The Best File Management App for Android” written by Whitson Gordon covering ES File Explorer, ASTRO File Manager, OI File Manager and Root Explorer. [Read More]
Google has released Gmail v2.3.5 for Android. The Gmail app: push, sync, conversations, integration, search, and more. The dedicated Gmail application integrated with Contacts and Android applications. * Email pushed [Read More]
Google has launched a hosted web service that analyzes Web pages, rewrites their code to make them perform better and serves them from Google servers, increasing performance by 25% To [Read More]
Canon U.S.A., Inc., has announced the introduction of two new photo printers, the PIXMA MG5320 Wireless Photo All-In-One1 and the PIXMA iP4920 Photo Inkjet Printer models. Developed to enhance the [Read More]
BBC Worldwide, the BBC’s commercial arm, is from today offering audiences across Europe the first-ever opportunity to delve into a digital mix of classic and contemporary British TV programming with [Read More]
Dell has introduced a new monitor, the UltraSharp U2412M. The display features a 24-inch IPS panel with 1920×1200 resolution, a 16:10 aspect ratio and and LED backlight. The use of [Read More]
YouSendIt is launching a Dropbox-style cloud storage and file sharing solution with a low-price unlimited plan, reports the TheNextweb “Similar to Dropbox, the service offers storage which you can access [Read More]
SanDisk Corporation has introduced the SanDisk Ultra® solid state drive (SSD) for the retail market. The new SSD can extend the life of desktop and notebook PCs, and offers greater [Read More]
Mozilla has launched a new project called “Boot to Gecko” . The aim of the project is to develop a complete operating system for the open web. “To that end, [Read More]
The new version Gerber multi-tool the ‘Steady’ includes a pop-up tripod screw that will hold a small digital camera onto the top of the tool. Its standard screw size will [Read More]
After the recent (still ongoing) News International phone hacking scandal, developers have created free tools to help consumers stay away from websites owned by the Murdoch media empire., reports Mike [Read More]