Apple, Gadgets, Android, Microsoft
Samsung most ambitious Bada Mobile OS featuring Wave Series of smartphones has bee hacked to run Android 2.2.1 (Froyo) by the guys from a Polish Forum Bada-world.pl. These Polish hackers have managed to boot the Samsung Wave S8500 with Android 2.2.1 ROM of Galaxy S – since both have same hardware.They have also released a video of Samsung Wave S8530 running Android 2.2.1 instead of Bada OS.
Nokia has revealed the evidence of working on a Symbian^3 based phone – Nokia T7-00. This smartphone was spotter by MobileGuruji Blogger, in the OVI Publishing Tools. Even-though there are no images of the smartphone available, we can safely say that the new T7-00 appears to be slotted somewhere between N8, E7 and upcoming X7.
iPad2 released yesterday, getting some Wi-Fi connection issues, all told about something will never change like iPad2 and Wi-Fi and connection issues. If you recall something about Apples release of iPad also got the same issue, that time Cupertino actually promised of fixing things at time. Eventually the patch was indeed rolled out, but when we heard iOS 4.2 was being pushed a bit due to the more Wi-Fi issues. Now that the iPad2 has made its way into the publics hands, we are starting to see a growing cadre of customers raising the similar issues. The Apples official forum had the 10+ page over thread about the issues in the iPad2 Wi-Fi. Have you noticed any internet quirks with your new iPad? Or these people are just using a worst router?
Last month I have received one question.In the explain plan the COST & CARDS is based on what? In this article we will see what it means and its usage.
Apple has released iOS 4.3.1 update for the most recent iOs devices, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch, iPad and iPad 2. This update fixes lot bugs related to enterprise apps, AV-out, iPod touch graphics problems, and cellular network connections.
Windows 7 usually stores a maximum of 10 jump list entries for a program in the taskbar. But most users would love to have more entries
Long gone are the days, where you can hover your mouse over network icon to see information like amount of data transferred over the network.
Samsung being a leader in Mobile Phone and TVs, is now boasting that its App Store has has now joined the 100 million download club. Samsung has reached this milestone just after 10 months after it launched, thanks to European market. France had the most number of downloads followed by Germany and Spain, and the three countries combined accounted for 40 percent of all downloads from the store, which now has more than 13,000 apps.
The Microsoft search engine Bing has got its mobile offering, location, apps, a new look. Now it goes HTML5. Bing, Microsofts search corner, although missing from Microsofts own Windows 7 platform owing to its incompatibility with HTML 5, is available on a iPhone handset. The Bing here includes swap-navigation of images, zoom effects, among others. Users can find a demonstrative video on the Bing blog giving an insight into all the features, albeit in an understated style.
We all know Apple and Steve Jobs don’t like when you use Bluetooth in iDevices for anything except connecting peripherals. So those who want to use their bluetooth for file transfer would either jailbreak or use applications like iBluenova. However Apple’s wrath is too big and they usually release patches for these “exploits”. The Celeste application brings the same functionality to jailbroken iPhones, iPads and iPod touch running iOS 4.3.
After nearly 5 years of approvals and rejections, the ,xxx domain, excusively for porn has been approved by ICANN (Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers). Shortly after the approval, Indian government expressed its intention to seek a ban of the pornographic domain. This move by Indian government will place it in the league of Indonesia and Middle East governments in protecting the moral integrity of its citizen.
Now Yahoo got Search Direct, something like Google Instant for Google. It contains one search box that quickly and automatically suggests results as you type. Not like Google Instant, it will not update the entire results of the page to reflect the outcome of your search, but rather than an enlarged search box like the one on the image above, providing up the ten suggested queries and three suggested results. It makes it a bit speeder, but also a fairly limited comparison. It is also a bit self-serving, as any search that happens to include the same letters as one of Yahoos own services will promote tem above all other results.
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