Posted by Akshay Sura on Sep 10, 2009
Microsoft made some major strides in the search engine world when it introduced Bing in June of this year, but Google is still the number one search engine in the world.
As we all know, Google is committed to retaining that top billing, and they have responded to Bing and created some innovations of their own. Bottom line for both search engines is more relevant results for their users, and that means that SEO – search engine optimization -- ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Sep 01, 2009
Mozilla’s Firefox web browser is a serious competitor to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, despite initial skepticism from techies that anyone could break the stranglehold Microsoft had developed on the browser business. Sure, it helps that Firefox is “partnered” with the mega-giant Google for some financial backing, but it takes a big shield to stop a big club.
Although only about 20 percent of internet users use the Firefox browser, many ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 26, 2009
T-Mobile users will be glad to know that they can now get the long-promised myTouchG3 phone. In fact, those who pre-ordered should have already received the sleek touchscreen smartphone, and those want to grab one can go to the T-Mobile retailer near them and snag a new one for $199 and a two-year contract.
This model mirrors the HTC Magic found outside the U.S., with a 3.2 inch touchscreen display and a virtual keyboard.
Reviewers say the ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 24, 2009
If you use iGoogle as your home page, either on a computer or on a smartphone, you may be interested in some great gadgets that can help you track business finance info easily and quickly. iGoogle is optimized for some of the smartphones, making it work more effectively on some than on others.
If you don't use iGoogle, you may want to consider it, particularly if this financial information is as crucial to you as it is to many in the business ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 17, 2009
In the past months since Webdatamation released FileDroid, our Android-based file management system, the phones, applications and interest in the Android operating system have exploded.
The latest development in Appcelerator Titanium development software in Beta version takes the next huge step forward in cementing Android as a mobile software platform for the future.
Once this development is complete, both Android and iPhone development will ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 04, 2009
As a mobile device platform, Symbian has been around for years. Although it has been through several name changes and ownership revolutions, it remains by far the dominant platform for the smart phone market in the world.
About 46 percent of the mobile phones in the world operate on the Symbian platform, but most of them are in Europe and the Middle East. However, Symbian is making strides to close the gap in the U.S. and Japan.
Why this ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Jul 30, 2009
Although Apple has once again bowed to AT&T corporate pressure and banned Google Voice and all related apps from the App Store, you can still harness the power of Google Voice for your iPhone.
Go to Cydia – a kind of “grey” app store for iPhone – and get GV Mobile. It’s free on Cydia, and it optimizes Google Voice for the iPhone. This is where I picked up my version of GV Mobile, and I’m loving Google Voice. It’s a powerful ...
