By Ramana Rolla, on August 26th, 2010
Gmail e-mail is today equipped with another useful feature as Voice app. Already this Gmail e-mail providing a feature called Google Talk for all their users and users can talk with their friends through computer’s microphone and speakers. But, Google Talk is not capable to call a landline or cell phone.
Now, . . . → Read More: Is Gmail Going to Replace Skype?
By Ramana Rolla, on August 25th, 2010
Google is seriously working on a new auto-refreshing version of Gmail for iPhone. All these days Google doesn’t have its own native version Gmail on the iPhone. This is now fulfilled through improvisations to their existing mobile safari-optimized version. This mobile safari-optimized version is already gained more attention from all and . . . → Read More: A New Auto-Refreshing Gmail Version for iPhone is Under Testing from Google
By Ramana Rolla, on August 20th, 2010
Google on Thursday successfully patched up 10 existing vulnerabilities of Google Chrome. 7 of these vulnerabilities were rated as high and remaining three were medium. But, Google didn’t award any of the researchers that were reported bugs the new top-dollar reward of $3,133.
Google not revealed any details of these bugs and patches. . . . → Read More: 10 Vulnerabilities of Google Chrome were patched up successfully
By Ramana Rolla, on August 19th, 2010
Google is on to Chrome OS tablet according to undisclosed sources. HTC also been part of it and this association is started since HTC churned out the Nexus One for Google. This tablet will launch on Verizon and sales might commence from November 26th. People are still remembered the earlier rumors that HTC . . . → Read More: Chrome OS tablet on Verizon Will be Launched by Google on November 26th
By Ramana Rolla, on August 18th, 2010
According to comScore released July’s video metrix statistics 178 million viewers are watching online videos. In June this figure was 177 million. These statistics also revealed that at an average each viewer watched 14.7 hours of online video. 84.9 percent of U.S. internet audience watched online video.
This time Google ranked above Youtube . . . → Read More: Facebook is the Third Largest Video site in the U.S. According to comScore
By Ramana Rolla, on August 18th, 2010
Google’s entry into the browser games through its app store for chrome was announced earlier today at GDC Europe. This GDC Europe is taking place before Gamescom this week in Germany. This announcement of Google was came from Mark DeLoura, Google’s new game developer advocate and Michael Mahemoff, Chrome developer advocate. This is . . . → Read More: Future of HTML5 Browser Games Showcased Through Google
By Michel Lavina, on August 18th, 2010
Android is a software platform for mobile devices based on the Linux operating system and developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance.
Hugo Barra, Google’s director of product management showed its first new feature and that is to send text messages using you Android phones using only your voice. This is a . . . → Read More: Android Phone Plus Google Equal Amazingly Awesome Gadget
By Ramana Rolla, on August 16th, 2010
Now the Android smartphone users should be more cautious about their nine-dot lock patterns. A recent study paper by the University of Pennsylvania revealed most astonishing facts on this subject. Every fast food cognoscenti should read these astonishing facts in learning about the Android password pattern security on the touchscreen.
The oily . . . → Read More: Android Password Pattern is easy to Find Through Touchscreen Smudge
By Ramana Rolla, on August 16th, 2010
This week Magic Jack announced their Magic Talk for the people that are looking forward to make calls to internet-connected phones and computers. This software will be a best way to waive the upfront costs in this kind of phone calling facilities. In an interview Dan Borislow, CEO of Magic Jack said that . . . → Read More: Magic Talk from Magic Jack’s Free Internet-to-Phone calls
By Ramana Rolla, on August 13th, 2010
Google’s new 20-percent time project Chrome to Phone is now facilitating all the Android smartphones to beam web links, phone numbers, addresses and many more from the desktop via the cloud. It is very simple to have this facility and just run a free Chrome extension on the desktop and little Android app . . . → Read More: Android Smartphones can Have Now Chrome to Phone