Archive for October 5th, 2008
Google with Mobiles
Sunday, October 5, 2008 4:13 No CommentsTweet Google with Mobiles Last year, it was the iPhone. This year, another company will Grab the Limelight for its new phones: Google, with its Android model. But Google can make it in the mobile market? And what is it offering on the new handsets? Here’s a guide to Google’s great white hope. What is [...]
Top Five best future mobile operating systems
Sunday, October 5, 2008 3:37 No CommentsTweet Top Five best future mobile operating systems A lot is going on in the mobile world now, but as always, it’s what remains that is of crucial importance in the long term. The idea of mobile broadband, combined with a smartphone has proved to be hard to keep, and laptops now come with built-in [...]
Microsoft Promises New, Fluffier Version of Windows
Sunday, October 5, 2008 3:23 No CommentsTweet Microsoft Promises New, Fluffier Version of Windows Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, has hit the European press circuit in full-on tease mode. He’s talking up a new version of the Windows operating system that will cater to so-called “cloud computing” technology, where people use software that’s running in a data center rather than on [...]
Google Lively upgraded to new version!
Sunday, October 5, 2008 3:06 No CommentsTweet Google Lively upgraded to new version! Lively is Google’s 3D-World for chatting and doing stuff. It’s free and very easy to use, people can create their own room(s) and decorate it with furnitures and numerous objects. You can meet other people in Lively for chilling and chatting, or you just jump from one room [...]
Safari Browser Marketshare 6.65%, IE Slides, Firefox Doubles
Sunday, October 5, 2008 2:11 No CommentsTweet Safari Browser Marketshare 6.65%, IE Slides, Firefox Doubles Microsoft InternetExplorer continued its slide in September, according to Net Applications web metrics data. IE accounted for 71.5% of the browser market share in September, down from 72.2% in August. Meanwhile, Apple Safari browser climbed to all time high of 6.65%, up from 3.26% in May. [...]
