Archive for December, 2009
Tracing cell phones has always been a daunting task dude to its immense number and variety. It used to be nearly impossible to determine the exact location of an unauthorized call from a cell phone by any current technology; this posed a very big problem to the authorities in keeping a tab on the illegal activities that take place via untraceable cell phones!
- In: Mobile
- Tags: Mobile, mobile tracker
The Real Google Phone – We have the Details
15, Dec 2009Finally, we have word from Google that the much awaited “Google” phone is currently used by internal developers at Google’s Office in Mountain View, California. Contradicting the rumors that flew back and forth on the Internet, Google confirmed that the much awaited “Google” phone was indeed an Android based phone.
On an official Google blog, vice [...]
- In: Gadgets / Computer| Mobile
- Tags: google, google phone
Googles Search Tips and Secrets
13, Dec 2009There are few options on Google that can make Google searches even more comfortable than what it appears to be in many cases. I was in the process of downloading some music files from Google – Yes, I said Google – When I thought I should share it with every one else.
- In: TechNews
- Tags: google, google squared
Microsoft Strikes Back – War of the Games
12, Dec 2009After playing second fiddle to Sony’s PlayStation 3 over the past couple months, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 rebounded nicely for November, despite many analysts predicting otherwise. Microsoft’s console moved over 100K more units on the month than PlayStation 3. “We had an amazing month. It was our biggest November ever for our business,” said Microsoft’s Aaron Greenberg. “Not only did we outsell the PS3, but we actually drove more revenue at retail than our competitors.” As expected, though, Nintendo’s hardware outsold everyone, with combined Wii and DS sales reaching close to three million units.
- In: Gadgets / Computer| TechNews
- Tags: Gaming, microsoft
Microsoft Silverlight, the flash of the future
12, Dec 2009Is this the end of innovation ? I think not, for whenever there is a success story, there is always someone else to build on it. And the same goes to the new Microsoft Silverlight, rumoured to be the flash of the future.