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[26 May 2010 | 0 Comments]

It is well known news that Google announced early about the release of Nexus One availability in private channels. The phone has started appearing in third party retail channels now as the independent seller i-Wireless has published in their site about the availability of Nexus One.

i-Wireless is an authorized affiliate of T-Mobile which has started offering Nexus One along wi [More]

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[24 May 2010 | 2 Comments]

Apple iPhone 4G pictures are leaked daily by some websites and a website leaked one in white color as well. Next hot leak is BlackBerry Bold 9800 images. The images leaked show the beautiful QWERTY keyboard with a beautiful slider in it. Images also confirm that this will feature the BlackBerry 6.0 OS. Wait till July to get the phone in hand.


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 BlackBerry Bold 9800 images leaked [More]

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[24 May 2010 | 5 Comments]

Froyo has been released recently and we have a method to Root Android 2.2 on Nexus One. This was leaked by Cynogen who has managed to add a quick root method by adding Busybox and Superuser. Here is the link to download the Froyo rooter for Nexus One,

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[23 May 2010 | 5 Comments]

Score Mobile is a sports application which has been downloaded more than 1.3 Million times by BlackBerry and iPhone users. Score Mobile application has been launched for Android users now. It is an application which will give live scores about all the sports right in front you.

It comes as a customizable widget which allows the users to get detailed game reviews, game recaps, top stories, scores and much more. This works only with Android 1.5 and above versions.
Here is the download link:
http://www2.thescore.com/scoremobile/scoreandroid.aspx [More]

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[23 May 2010 | 42 Comments]

If you have a Nexus one phone then you can download the official version of Android 2.2 Froyo now. However the installation has to be done manually as an AIR update is not available. If you own a Nexus One with a non-rooted stock ERE27 system the go and download in the following link,
http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-passion-FRF50-from-ERE27.1e519a24.zip
If you do not have a non-rooted stock ERE27 system Nexus then no worries at all. Here is the link, from which you can download and install,
http://www.mediafire.com/?qt0hfogmuwt
How to install?
Download the zip file and upload in on your SD card.
Rename it to update.zip
Press Power on with Volume down held
Again press power and volume up this time.
You will see a warning triangle icon appearing on the screen, click ‘apply update.zip’ at that time.
Your Nexus One is updates with Android 2.2 Froyo [More]

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[22 May 2010 | 0 Comments]

There are few Nexus one users reporting that they got alerts for Android 2.2 update last night. There are some tweets found in the twitter though there is no official information still. TechCrunch’s MG Siegler also reports that a pop up came asking to upgrade. If this information is true then it is definitely a quick update than expected.

Update: The number of people reporting about the update is getting increased
If anyone got the update the please post your comments here
Here is a twitter URL:
http://twitter.com/cchilds/status/14488531333 [More]

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[22 May 2010 | 0 Comments]

Widespread smartphone HTML5 support is not expected for some time, adds MobileBurn, but Android users will likely see the start of strong support with “Gingerbread.”
In the I/O meet held Google leaked a point about the Android 2.3 “Gingerbread” which is expected to be launched in Q4. There is no specific date announced regarding the release.
Google is ready to answer the HTML5 video format war with its open source video codec. This has been named as WebM which was developed by On2 which was acquired by Google last year. WebM is built on VP8 codec format.
So all this confirms that Google is not going support HTML 5 format for some days atleast as “Gingerbread” is getting ready. [More]

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[22 May 2010 | 0 Comments]

Widespread smartphone HTML5 support is not expected for some time, adds MobileBurn, but Android users will likely see the start of strong support with “Gingerbread.”
In the I/O meet held Google leaked a point about the Android 2.3 “Gingerbread” which is expected to be launched in Q4. There is no specific date announced regarding the release.
Google is ready to answer the HTML5 video format war with its open source video codec. This has been named as WebM which was developed by On2 which was acquired by Google last year. WebM is built on VP8 codec format.
So all this confirms that Google is not going support HTML 5 format for some days atleast as “Gingerbread” is getting ready. [More]

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[22 May 2010 | 0 Comments]

Search giant came up with a new feature for its search engine which is the addition of secure socket layer (SSL) in all the searches. SSL can be identified by the symbol ‘s’ extra along with http in the browser which means that the data sent are encrypted and it is secure. Google has this feature in gmail and Google docs but this is the first time introduced in search. However this is only a beta version of the release.

Go to https://www.google.com to do a secure search
This secured search is now available only for basic web search and not for image or map searches. Google indicates the addition of SSL to more search products in future. Google also commented that the search data will be captured although the search is made in SSL mode.
Here is the official blog post from Google:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/05/search-more-securely-with-encrypted.html [More]

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[21 May 2010 | 7 Comments]

An electrical home appliance which everyone loves is the television. However, recently the entertainment source has switched to mobiles and computers. One of the main reasons is the internet. This, the television lacks and the web lacks some of the features that television offers.
Internet giant Google have put to thought about these factors and has arrived at “Google TV” in which one can watch their favorite programs as well as browse their best sites. Google TV gives very efficient ways of searching your favorite programs: just type in your choice and it would appear in front of you. As the entire web comes into your room, your TV is not just a TV anymore. Google Chrome and Android are some of the open platforms on which Google TV is built on. Google is working with Sony and Logitech to make it get inside televisions. They would go on sale this fall via Best Buy. [More]