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Android Ice Cream Sandwich Launcher 2.4 Released for Android Phones

on September 20th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

There is no doubt that Google is working on Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich version which will be released in October or November, as Google’s Eric Schmidt revealed the secret in an interview just few days back. However, it is still unclear which version number will be added after the name “Android” this time but according

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Google Launches Its Own Mobile Payment Service – Google Wallet

on September 20th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

Just back in May, Google announced its plans to actually kill your wallet, by introducing a new kind of mobile payment technology. It is proven true now, though not actually, because Google Wallet is not available on many Android Phones now. It will take at least a year or so to reach at that stage. Google finally unveiled

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Ice Cream Sandwich Version of Android Will Be Succeeded By “Jelly Beans”

on September 10th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

We have already posted about Ice Cream Sandwich, which may unify the both Gingerbread and HoneyComb android versions.  The ICS (short for Ice Cream Sandwich) is rumored to be released sometime in October. Well October seems to harbor many technology launches, what with the coming iOS 5 and iPhone 5 and the Ice Cream Sandwich. And,

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Ice Cream Sandwich Version of Android to Release in October or November, Says Eric Schmidt

on September 8th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

Today we get some information related to upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android operating system. In an interview with Salesforce.com’s Marc Benioff, Google’s Eric Schmidt revealed that the next Android version, which is codenamed Ice Cream Sandwich, would be rolled out in October or November. It is being expected that this version will unify

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The Build Of Windows Phone 7.5 Mango ROM For HTC Mozart Leaked

on September 7th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

Even before the official release, the HTC Mozart’s Build of Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango” has leaked to the web. Mango version of Windows Phone 7 is available for developer only and its public version is yet to release any time in this month. Well HTC certainly seems to be putting all hands on deck. Just

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The Biggest Gamble Ever By Google – [Infographic]

on September 5th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

Well, if you have ever used the web, as you are surely doing now, you must know about Google – the Biggest search engine, the biggest advertisement company and probably the richest firm in the world. Now we have latest readings of the amount of money, employees and traffic coming to this Google company and

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Google Announces Gmail Offline, Docs Offline and Calendar Offline

on August 31st, 2011 by Sarmad Khan

Google has finally started rolling out what they talked about at Google I/O, 2011 and that is Gmail Offline, Docs Offline and Calendar Offline. At the annual conference 2011 when the Mountain View company announced Google Chromebooks, they also told us about offline web apps. Gmail Offline will be available for most of users today

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After Apple Hires Comex, Google+ Hires Source Code Snoop To Protect Its Source Code

on August 30th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

An Austrian blogger and developer Florian Rohrweck recently discovered a lot of the upcoming feautures of Google+ by simplly digging around the source code of the newly developed social network. Rohrweck, was also the first to reveal Google+ Games before its launch and many other features such as sharing circles. From some latest sources, we

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Google+ Improving Itself, Now Making “Unfriending” Polite [How to Un-Friend]

on August 28th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

Relationships on Google are online, linking the people closer, but it can seem a bit rude if you remove someone from your circle and can affect the relationships of those people in your real life. Facebook is suffering from the same kind of problem, but now Google+ has found a way around this providing you

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Boat Browser: The Ultimate Choice For Android

on August 27th, 2011 by ahmedrehan

From the long list of browsers for Android, Boat Browser has been known to rock the list. The primary reason for this larger variety of choice is Android’s philosophy of Freedom. Unlike Apple, Android has no app restrictions on its devices. Because of this freedom of apps, many browsers have popped up on Android Marketplace,

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Google Poised to Supercharge Android With Motorola Mobility Purchase

on August 15th, 2011 by kamran_farooq

Google in a surprising development announced today that they would be snapping up Motorola mobility for a sum of $12.5 billion. Motorola mobility is the handset manufacturing arm of Motorola. Buying a hardware division seems a little out of the sphere of Google as traditionally they have never been that much in the hardware manufacturing

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How to Enable Google Preview Pane Feature in Gmail

on August 5th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

Google has just added a new flexibility in its Gmail product by providing Preview Pane feature. If you have ever used Outlook or Mail App on Mac machines, you will be well aware of this feature. In fact it lets you to preview the message in inbox while eliminating the need of going back and

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Official Bootloader Unlocking for HTC Android Phones Coming This Month

on August 4th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

HTC provides another update to the android powered HTC smartphones users that the official bootloader unlocking tool will be released later this month. This update is posted on HTC Facebook Fanpage. Well, this might be an exciting and interesting news for those users who are still using a locked HTC phone and are afraid of

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Google Improves Google Search Page for Tablets

on July 29th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

Google has just rolled out a new version of Google Search Page for Tablets. The changes in new Google Search are mainly related to design to give a better browsing experience to the end users. Buttons are now bigger and text size is increased making the text more legible. Continuous scrolling is added on Images

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Install Android 2.3.4 on Galaxy S II [Leaked Version]

on July 9th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

Android 2.3.4 is installed successfully on Samsung Galaxy S II using some unofficial tools, as reported by XDA Developers forums. The official Android 2.3.4 is yet to be released but this leaked version works on Galaxy S II without any problem. Above all, the method which is used in this technique is very simple and

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Google I/O 2011 Pithy Rundown Of Highlights

on May 11th, 2011 by kamran_farooq

Google kicked off the I/O developer conference on Tuesday at the Moscone center in San Francisco USA. The two day event has attracted a lot of audience with nearly 5000 passes for the conference being sold in the first hour of availability. Thousands of enthusiasts also tuned in to the proceedings via online streaming. The

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Youtube To Go The Hollywood Way With Imminent Release Of Video On Demand Service

on April 26th, 2011 by kamran_farooq

YouTube, the most popular online video sharing site has decided to go the Hollywood way! Yes folks a movie-on-demand service via YouTube is imminent which means that millions of users who access YouTube will be able to stream the latest and hottest movie releases for a cost as low as 2 Dollars! While this is

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Complete Technical Specifications of Galaxy Tab 10.1 & Galaxy Tab 8.9

on March 24th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

“Galaxy” seems to be a lucky word for Samsung. After introducing android based Galaxy series smartphones the company has added two new devices to its Galaxy Tab series and these are Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Redesigned) and Galaxy Tab 8.9. Unveiled at the CTIA 2011 Galaxy 10.1 and 8.9 tabs are world’s thinnest tablets (just 8.6mm

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Amazon AppStore: Another MarketPlace for Android Apps and Games Goes Live

on March 23rd, 2011 by Aamir Usman

After announcing on Tuesday that Amazon App is coming soon for Android based smartphones, the company has finally rolled out the web-based version of market for android apps and games. In addition to web-based store, Amazon AppStore is also available as an app on android devices.

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Gmail for iPhone Introduces New Connection Bar in Safari

on March 16th, 2011 by Aamir Usman

Gmail for iPhone has just got a new connection bar at the bottom of screen in Safari. This new connection bar lets you know whether your email has been sent or whether your iPhone has a working internet connect. It automatically disappears after displaying the info you want. This feature is available for all idevices

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