Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Top 12 Highest Paying Computer Programming Languages
Friday, October 10, 2014
Apple named the most valuable brand in the world, Google Comes 2nd
Apple retains its position as the top brand in the
. It is followed by Google, which isn’t too far off with a brand price of $107
billion. Interestingly, out of the 100 companies, 13 are technology oriented.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
New Etisalat browsing cheat
This is not new, Just like we have a lot of internet users,
downloaders and movie freak.
I see no sense in wanting to download a movie worth gigs and you are using normal data plans… that’s not wisdom, neither is it foolishness,but you can give it a name.
downloaders and movie freak.
I see no sense in wanting to download a movie worth gigs and you are using normal data plans… that’s not wisdom, neither is it foolishness,but you can give it a name.
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Apple due to unveil iWatch at launch of iPhone 6 on Tuesday, September 9
Apple is expected to unveil is long-awaited iWatch alongside
the iPhone 6 model on Tuesday, September 9. The technology giant has long been
rumoured to be preparing a wearable computer with a flexible screen and a strap
that snaps around the wrist – and could finally reveal details of its design at
next week’s launch event for the latest iPhone.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Top 10 Mobile Apps in 2014 – Download and Experience
In the recent past, Google Play store has got flooded with Apps. We have an app for almost everything. These apps have made working easier and have re-defined the word entertainment.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Samsung unveil Galaxy Alpha just weeks before Apple lift curtain on iPhone 6
Samsung
have unveiled a new smartphone just weeks before rival Apple lifts the
curtain on their
iPhone 6.
The
Korean phone manufacturer has announced the new Galaxy Alpha,
confirming the device will go on sale at the beginning of September.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Meet Infinix Zero, the trending Android smartphone
There is so much excitement about the new Infinix
Zero! This is the device that is set to dwarf all others in terms of
performance and technology. Imagine the superior picture quality of a 13MP
camera, the speed derived from the powerful Octa-Core processor, the latest
Android 4.4 Kit kat technology and the classy glass on metal finish this device
has to offer!
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Microsoft will merge separate versions of Windows into one unified operating system
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has confirmed that his company will amalgamate all major
versions of Windows into one operating system. Speaking on the company's
quarterly earnings call today,
Friday, July 18, 2014
No more production of Nokia asha as Nokia X evolves
Amid 18,000
job cuts and the
elimination of Android-powered handsets, Microsoft is also putting two
other Nokia product-lines out to pasture. The
Verge received an internal memo written by Microsoft’s Jo Harlow, who
leads the new
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Apple expands into health, home with new software
SAN FRANCISCO – Apple is expanding into home and
health management as the company tries to turn its iPhones, iPads and Mac
computers into an interchangeable network of devices that serve as a hub of
people's increasingly digital lives.
The new tools for tracking health and controlling household
appliances are part of updated operating systems that Apple unveiled Monday in
San Francisco at its 25th annual conference for application developers.
Google Chrome Goes 64-Bit, Promises Better Stability, Security And Performance
Most modern operating systems now natively support 64-bit
processors, but even though many developers now offer 64-bit versions of
their applications, browsers have generally lacked behind this move (though there are a number of
unofficial 64-bit versions of Firefox, for example). Google, however, is releasing its first 64-bit version of Chrome today
into the highly experimental Developer and Canary channels
for Windows, which puts it on the road to a potential mainstream release later
this year. It’s unclear when Google will release this 64-bit version
for the Mac.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
New Demographic Stats in Google Play Games Services

Hey game developers, back in March you may remember we added
new game statistics in the Google Play Developer Console for those of
you who had implemented Google Play Games: our cross-platform game services for
Android, iOS and the web.
Starting today, we're providing more insights into
how your games are being used by adding country, age, and gender
dimensions to the existing set of reports available in the Developer
console. You’ll see demographics integrated into Overview stats as well as the
Players reports for New and Active users.
Apple Launches Swift, A New Programming Language For Writing iOS And OS X Apps
At its WWDC developer event today, Apple surprised all of the developers in the audience by launching a new programming language called Swift. This new language seems to be poised to replace Objective-C as the main programming language on Apple’s platforms.
Swift will use the same LLVM compiler and runtime as Apple’s Objective-C implementation, so Swift and Objective-C code can live side-by-side in the same application. The language provides access to all of the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch features developers are currently used to from Objective-C.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Driverless cars would be granted permission in California in september
You need a license to drive a car. But does a robot?
For now, yes.
Come September, the California Department of Motor
Vehicles will begin granting licenses to select driverless cars and their
human co-pilots, which will make it a bit less legally iffy as to whether or
not they’re actually allowed to be on a public road.
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Nintendo won't allow gamers to play as gay characters in life simulator game
LOS ANGELES – Nintendo isn't allowing gamers to play
as gay in an upcoming life simulator game.
The publisher of such gaming franchises as "The Legend
of Zelda" and "Mario Bros." said Tuesday it wouldn't bow to
pressure to allow players to engage in romantic activities with characters of
the same sex in English editions of "Tomodachi Life." This follows a
social media campaign launched by fans last month seeking virtual equality for
the game's characters, which are modeled after real people.
Friday, May 2, 2014
Microsoft releases security update for Internet Explorer, including for Windows XP customers
LOS ANGELES – Microsoft is releasing a security update for Internet Explorer that
closes a gap that allowed attackers to take complete control of a computer. It
also issued the update to Windows XP users, despite dropping support for the
older operating system last month.
The update will go live at 10 a.m. Pacific time Thursday.
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Pinterest focus of retailers' latest advertising push
NEW YORK – Target,
Nordstrom and other big chains are pinning their hopes of attracting shoppers
on social media.
Retailers increasingly are
using Pinterest, a social media site that allows users to create collections of
photos, articles, recipes, videos and other images that are called
"pins," to draw business to their own sites.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Google wants to be mobile wireless carrier
The current wireless industry is a mess. Customer service
for wireless carriers is not great, the rest of the world is passing us
by with greater speeds, and consolidation is
eliminating many small wireless carriers.
Solution to Samsung S5 problems
You pay hundreds of dollars for the latest smartphone tech only to find that it’s not working as expected. We feel your pain. Life’s not fair, but don’t give up on yourSamsung Galaxy S5 just yet. With a little tinkering you can probably find a decent workaround or a solution, in fact, that’s why we’re here. Behold our roundup of common Galaxy S5 problems and the fixes you need to get past them.
Samsung Gear 2 smart watch takes several steps in the right direction
A mere six months after Samsung released the Galaxy Gear,
its first entry into thesmart-watch
category, the company's next-generation Gear watches (no Galaxy in the name
now) have arrived, with some real improvements and refinements. Whether those
changes are enough to make the high price of the watches palatable to more
consumers—and to persuade them that they even need a smart watch—is still an
open question: The original
Galaxy gear was innovative but had limited appeal. And the new watches are
still compatible only with specific Samsung devices, but at least that list is
growing. If you use a non-Samsung Android phone—or, of course, an iPhone—these
smart watches are not for you.
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