By Prax, on April 25th, 2012
Google appears to be on a re-branding mode, a few months back it was Android Market that was renamed to Google PlayStore along with various enhancements. Today Google docs has been renamed to Google Drive and comes with 5 GB free storage. You can now store, view and share over 30 different file formats including HD video, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. . . . → Read More: Google Docs Is Now Google Drive
By Prax, on March 7th, 2012
Google has decided to give Android Market a reload by combining other services like Books, Music, Movies apart from the Apps & Games currently available and brand it as GOOGLE PLAY STORE
Like most other Google services, this too is offered on a cloud and available on-demand. If you are an Android phone user, expect an upgrade to Market App and it’s new avatar will be called Google Play store. Coinciding with this launch, Google has introduced a limited time offer called “7 Days to Play” offer where you can buy apps, music, movies, books at a discounted price with . . . → Read More: Android Market Is Now Google Play
By Prax, on February 18th, 2012
Do you really know all of your friends on the Facebook? Here is a way to find out. Developed by the students of Yale, Bay Gross and Charlie Croom, this funny quiz app called Whatsher-Facebook, fires a series of your friends display picture for you to name them within the time specified. . . . → Read More: Do You Really Know All Your Facebook Friends?
By Prax, on December 24th, 2011
Looking forward to the gifts from Santa Claus? On this Christmas eve, he is about to start his journey. Here are ways to track Santa Claus right from your desktops and mobiles. . . . → Read More: On The Hot Trail Of Santa Claus
By Prax, on June 29th, 2011
Currently all browsers like Firefox, Chrome, etc give you an option of Private browsing which means that none of the browser history, search history, download history, web form history are stored. Here is you can determine if you are using this mode. . . . → Read More: How to determine if you are using Incognito, InPrivate or Private Browsing
By Prax, on June 7th, 2011
Two factor authentication adds a layer of security for your Gmail. Apart from entering your normal password, you will need to enter the random number generated either using the App on your Phone or via SMS/Voice Call option. The principle behind two authentication is that you will need two components to complete the authentication: What you know? Password :: What you have? Verification Code making it harder to hack into Google accounts. According to Google: “2-step verification is an advanced security feature for users who are concerned about account security and usually have a phone with them when . . . → Read More: How To Enable Two Factor Verification for Gmail
By Prax, on May 12th, 2011
Yay! All you Angry Birds fans rejoice because your favorite game is now available for PCs and is currently available on Google’s Chrome browser via chrome webstore.
Here is a sneak peek of the Angry Birds games on a Dell Studio laptop:
Its available in two modes High Definition and Standard Definition. Currently there are two levels. The first one in Poached Egg (which is available across all the platforms like Android, Apple and Windows 7) while the second level is called Chrome Dimension.
After I installed the Angry Birds on . . . → Read More: Angry Birds for Chrome is here!
By Prax, on October 14th, 2010
While Newtwitter is getting rolled out in phases and might change various avatars when it is finally made available for all (meaning there is scope for improvement till we see the final version). Here are some improvements that Twitter can implement to make tweeting seamless and fun:
1. Retweet with comment / editing. Most of us are happy to add various pre-fixes to the tweets than just a plain RT. Anybody +1 ?
2. Auto-Shortening of URL the way Tweetdeck does it using Bit.ly TinyURL, and others (Oh! wait, I know bit.ly might be . . . → Read More: Features that could have made #newtwitter more fun
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