By NJones, on September 2nd, 2010
Mobile retailing is rapidly gaining popularity across the globe. This novel concept has revolutionized the way we shop and the way businesses function. All this has become possible due to the rapid strides technology has taken and transformed our lives. Jobs that seemed difficult and cumbersome are today the easiest to accomplish with . . . → Read More: Mobile Security, Can We Trust It?
By RSharma, on September 2nd, 2010
Sony has finally launched its line of pocket camcorder it had promised some time back at CES. The company’s new Bloggie pocketcamcorder certainly has Sony’s trademark aesthetics. The camcorder features 3-inches capacitive touchscreen and its body is apparently made from polished aluminum.
The camcorder is able to capture stills as well as videos . . . → Read More: Sony Introduces Pocket Camcorder Bloggie
By RSharma, on September 2nd, 2010
Apple has finally launched its Apple TV, however, the new service has already got some stiff competition. Recently, we had written about Roku’s new offerings. Now it is Boxee’s turn. The company’s much awaited Boxee Box is expected to be priced at $199. Yes, you read it right, its full $100 more than . . . → Read More: Boxee Box Priced at $199, To Be Launched in November
By Ramana Rolla, on September 1st, 2010
The Flash availability on Android is a greatest advantage over Apple’s mobile devices. Here, HTML % plays major role and a backbone for Video and its interactivity. But, if we look into the consequences later to the introduction of Flash in Android based smartphones was surprising. Resident mobile expert Kevin Tofel and . . . → Read More: Flash on Android Failed to Make a Mark
By RSharma, on September 1st, 2010
So you want to tote the shiny new smartphone but do not want to be tied down by a contract. Now, Verizon has come to your rescue. According to the rumors abound, the company has decided to roll out Pre-Paid plans for BlackBerry, Palm and Android. And the line-up of phones to be . . . → Read More: Verizon to Offer Prepaid BlackBerry, Palm and Android Phones
By RSharma, on August 31st, 2010
While Bing is nowhere near to dethrone Google in the web search space, but its App received better than anticipated welcome on iPhone platform. Now, the company has released its new App for Android. According to the official blog post by the Bing team, the app has been made available through Verizon Android . . . → Read More: Microsoft Releases Bing Search App for Verizon-Android Phones
By RSharma, on August 31st, 2010
Home digital media company Roku has announced considerable slashing of the prices of three of its set-top boxes. Saratoga basedcompany has priced its Roku SD, HD and HD-XR media players at $59.99, $69.99 and $99.99. The new price for SD is lower by $20, whereas HD and HD-XR prices have been cut $30. . . . → Read More: Roku Slashes Set-Top Box Prices, Right Ahead of Apple Media Event
By RSharma, on August 30th, 2010
Who does not dream of connecting their iPhone to two different networks? Although, you cannot do it officially since Big Brother Apple does not allow it, but now there is a sneaky way of going around the problem. USBfever has come out with a special iPhone 4 case which turns your iPhone 4 . . . → Read More: USBfever Launches Dual-SIM iPhone 4 Case
By Ramana Rolla, on August 30th, 2010
Today Skype Connect is launched by Skype and this is a VoIp service for corporate telecommunication. Skype is promoting its consumer voice and video service through the wave of IP convergence to earn more business against to the competitors like Avaya and Cisco.Skype Connect 1.0 beta version was available since March 2009 . . . → Read More: Skype Launches Skype Connect to Attract Corporate Sector
By Ramana Rolla, on August 30th, 2010
Google’s Chrome is always an exponent of HTML 5 and this time it is proved again through exposing special video and graphics along with Arcade Fire. Director Chris Milk created a custom interactive video through teaming up with Arcade for the song “We Used To Wait”. Viewing this through Chrome or any other . . . → Read More: Google Chrome Teamed up With Arcade Fire Video to Showcase HTML5 Effects
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