Apps you would like to have on your Phones
These 8 Apps ranging from Professional networking services to hotel bookings look very useful
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Verizon Pumping up for Summer
Verizon is looking to launch more than one flagship smartphone, and all of the details push Verizon way ahead of the pack in terms of offerings.
Motorola Droid 4 review
While Droid hasn't had a big push on the keyboard-style designs, this one takes the grand prize in terms of usability and function.
Instagram is coming to Android, Finally!
Instagram, the popular photo-filtering and sharing app, is finally coming to Google's mobile operating system.
Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Nexus S 4G Review
Take a look at the gorgeous features of the Android 4.0 based Samsung Galaxy Nexus S 4G
The most popular smartphone Apps
Technology Digital takes a deep insight into the world of Top 10 smartphone applications
HTC Android devices will have Dropbox integration
The phone maker announces Dropbox integration for its Android devices at the Mobile World Congress 2012
Facebook Profile can talk about your Job Performance
Your Facebook Profile could be an indicator of your Job Performance, says a recent study
Angry Birds Seasons get the Chinese New Year update
Angry Birds Seasons get 15 new levels in the Chinese New Year update
iPhone 4S, iPad 2 get new Untethered Jailbreaking tool
The talented hacking team at Chronic Dev create the long awaited untethered jailbreak for iPhone 4S and the iPad 2
What does Android have in store for 2012?
All the versions of Android have received a positive response so far and in the coming year Google's OS will only see more success
iPhone 5 to release in mid 2012
Take a look at what groundbreaking features Apple will add to the new iPhone 5
Verizon First to Carry New Galaxy Nexus
Galaxy Nexus which is all set to release features the best version of Android to date
China's Smartphone market is larger than U.S.
For the first time, China has surpassed the United States to become the world's largest Smartphone market by volume.
Google's Galaxy Nexus Smartphone Previewed
Samsung Gets Jumpstart in Smartphone Market with Google Preferred-Vendor-Status and the Galaxy Nexus
An Angry Bird addict? The Infographic may console you
Consider yourself an Angry Birds addict? Well you are not alone. This is what the infographic consoles and offers some solution
Flickr introduces Android App, real time photo session
Flickr's launched its first Android app and a new feature that will allow users to easily share pictures in real time
Instagram unveils Version 2.0 with faster apps
Instagram Version 2.0 arrived in the App stores Tuesday with faster apps, Hi-Res Photos and Live Filters
U.S. Government not too keen on AT&T, T-Mobile Merger
U.S. government filed court papers in D.C. to block the much looked-forward to tie-up between AT&T and T-Mobile USA
Facebook launches messenger for iPhone & Android
Facebook launches a messaging app for iOS and Android that will benefit its millions of mobile users
Google+ more popular on iOS than Android
Surprisingly. Google+ is more popular among Apple's iOS users than the Android users
Mozilla plans to enter the OS realm with Boot to Gecko
Mozilla's Web-based mobile operating system Boot to Gecko can challenge Google's Chrome operating system.
Apple's Lion OS: 1 million downloads in 24 hrs
Apple's new version of operating system is the best it has ever made, believes Apple.
Apple woos Prepaid customers with contract-free $350 iPhone
This is a pretty good deal for those who want the Apple smartphone without the burden of signing a contract.
T-Mobile announces unlimited talk/text for any device
The Company is also giving ultra-competition to Sprint Nextel with its new smartphone price plans.
PayPal launches NFC money transfers for Android
Paypal debuts Android-to-Android NFC money transfers
Twitter pampers Android with new features
Twitter recently updated its Android App with push notifications, multiple accounts features
How about some high tech parenting?
Thanks to Evoz, you can monitor your Babies from anywhere in the world
Disco, Google's Messaging App gets new features
While it seems that Google is busy focusing on G+, the search engine giant is also taking care of its group messaging app
Samsung Galaxy S II reviewed
Showcasing impressive attributes Samsung Galaxy S II is definitely worth buying or upgrading to from your Galaxy S.
Skype's Android app enables video calls over WiFi and 3G
Thanks to an update of Skype's Android application, you can now make one-to-one video calls over both WiFi and 3G connections.
Apple's iOS 5 may baffle jailbreakers
Apple is putting measures into place to make it more difficult for iOS 5 Beta 2 users to rollback to earlier versions of iOS.
Skype gets more intimate with Facebook
Everyone wants a piece of facebook these days. Skype adds more facebook features.
Apple romances with Twitter
Steve Jobs' Apple makes Twitter the Social Network on iOS Devices
Apple's iMessage competing with BBM
Apple's new iMessage service all set to compete with BBM and SMS
Angry Birds on TV now!
Roku all set to bring the original "Angry Birds" to TVs
Private Jets not just for the Classes now!
Social Flights lets you experience the luxury of travelling in a Private Jet at affordable prices.
The Army Smartphones will run on Android
Last year, there was question around whether the Army would select the iPhone or Android, but today they go for Android.
Angry Birds flying high with 10 Million Downloads
'Angry Birds' continues mobile domination with 10 million flocking to download the game
AT&T now owns T-Mobile
Taking a very giant leap, AT&T has acquired T-Mobile USA for a whopping $39 billion from Deutsche Telekom. Along with acquiring approximately 8% of AT&T, Deutsche Telekom will also be gaining a seat on AT&T’s board of directors.
Free Calls & Texts offered to Japan from U.S.
As charities and the world leaders are providing every possible help to the earthquake-struck Japan, United States telephone carriers are offering free calls to Japan in response to the unfolding crisis, along with some cable providers.
AT&T is offering free calls and texts to Japan for both wireless and wired customers between March 11 and March 31.
R.I.P Zune Player gets a farewell from Microsoft
Bloomberg recently reported that Microsoft has finally decided to put an official end to its Zune media player line. Microsoft will not be putting out any new hardware in the line, and will be henceforward focusing on integrating Zune functionality for smartphones.
AT&T plans to cap DSL data-usage and impose overusage fees
The days of unlimited broadband may be limited in the United States, and it’s not about the wireless this time -- AT&T says it will implement a 150GB monthly cap on landline DSL customers and a 250GB cap on subscribers to U-Verse high speed internet starting on May 2nd.
Android scores over Blackberry in smartphone platform
Google's Android operating system captured the top spot among smartphone platforms recently followed by RIM and Apple, says a report from comScore.
Intel's Thunderbolt Technology to be endorsed by Apple
Intel will be revealing some of the final details of "Light Peak", a transmission technology designed by them that promises to bring 10-gigabit-per-second speeds for data transfers to and from external devices.
Allied Telesis Strengthens IP Surveillance Solution
As enterprises evolve their physical security strategies from analog to digital surveillance, Allied Telesis Inc., a global provider of secure IP/Ethernet switching solutions and an industry leader in the deployment of converged multi-play networks, announced today its enhanced IP Surveillance solution.
New multitouch mouse for Windows 7 by Microsoft
Incepted from the Mouse 2.0 plan carried out by Microsoft Research and the Applied Sciences Group, the new Touch Mouse allows user to click, flick, scroll and swipe.
iPad can't help strengthen plunging magazine sales
When iPad was launched sometime this year, it was great news for magazine publishers as they saw it as a channel to tackle declining subscriptions with this innovative new source.
For $10 a month, OnLive declared unlimited game streaming
It seems like $7.99 – $9.99 is the magic price for streaming content these days. Both Netflix (movies) and Hulu (TV) recently announced unlimited plans for $7.99 and now OnLive, their video game equivalent, is offering unlimited use of its service for a monthly fee of $9.99.
One of its kind Apple Computer sells for $210,700
Talk about a smart buy! An Apple computer obtained more than 30 years ago has sold for 425 times its original selling price.
