by saba zeb September 5, 2010
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One of the top mobile games has now been released to the Android platform in to form of Angry Birds for Android; the Angry Birds Lite Beta test version is now available to download.
Angry Birds is the addictive game that’s been setting the iPhone (and iPad) world on fire. The Android release is an early beta, accessible in the Android Market as a free download. Rovio Mobile, producer of the game, had planned to conduct a closed Android beta, but appeals from prospective players persuaded Rovio to release it publicly. Angry Birds has been wildly successful for a mobile platform game, with 7...
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by roveshia August 7, 2010
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If you know how to plug in a lamp, you can probably set up the new Logitech Alert 750i indoor camera. The 750i is much more useful than a lamp when it comes to home security and monitoring. Here are some feartures and pros and cons of this camera.
Features:
Powerline set-up
PC-free recording
Pan, tilt, and zoom via software controller
Free on-line camera access
$299.99
Pros:
Small and unobtrusive
Easy set-up
Useful software
Cons:
Windows-only
Not wireless
Requires an accessible outlet
The new Alert series from Logitech offers extremly easy monitoring set-up with a few very cool features...
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by roveshia July 2, 2010
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Although it is a little late but Yahoo! at last released their very first Android apps for Messenger and Mail, a Yahoo! search widget for your home screen and some HTML5-optimized sites for the iPhone.
The Messenger App: It allows you to chat with your Yahoo!/MSN friends, and can run in the background (with push notifications) for that always-on availability. If you live in Canada, Indonesia, India, Kuwait, Malaysia, Philippines, Pakistan, Thailand, United States, or Vietnam, you can also use the app to send SMS to friends, which will appear in the current conversation. And it also supports emotions,...
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by roveshia June 29, 2010
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Last week, google announced the Google Docs viewer for .doc and .docx attachments. They have also released a mobile version of the Google Docs viewer for Android, iPhone and iPad to help you view PDFs, .ppt, .doc and .docx files you’ve uploaded to your documents list, without needing to download the file.
With this mobile viewer you can switch quickly between pages and pan/zoom within a page. On your iPhone and iPad, you can also pinch to zoom in or out.
You can try it out by going to “docs.google.com” on your Android-powered device, iPad or iPhone and select any document in these...
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by roveshia April 5, 2010
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One of the foremost online social news service, Digg has now released an all new application for the users working on Google Android mobile operating system powered mobile devices. This all new application is quite similar to the one Digg had released for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices and features almost a similar user interface. However, Digg’s application for Android does lack certain features that are available in iPhone.
The Digg application for Android enables the users to quickly find the stories on their preferred topics via Digg.com. Furthermore, the application also provides tabs...
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by roveshia February 23, 2010
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Nexus One has gave a great platform to showcase the rich (and technically demanding!) features of Google Earth. With a 1GHz processor, advanced 3D graphics, and Android 2.1, Nexus One packs a lot of performance in a thin package. Ever since we got our hands on one, we have been putting it through its paces, drawing complex scenes of 3D imagery, terrain, roads, and other layers, and Nexus One never misses a beat. Now that we have put the final touches on the app, we are happy to announce that the latest member of our family is ready for the world — Google Earth for Android. This is our fastest...
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