Google Chrome. Google’s web browser didn’t waste any time in becoming a hit on desktop PCs and in a matter of just a few years placed second in the browser rankings. That’s crazy even for Google, but they pulled it off. But as you know – mobile isn’t the same as desktop. And now we  [ Read More ]

US researchers who carried out an experiment to test the will power of 205 people, aged 18 to 85, in the German city of Wurtzburg found that most of them were more likely to give in to urge to tweet or check email than other cravings like drinking or smoking. “Desires for media may be  [ Read More ]

Google Earth has reached version 6.2 and with it come several improvements, the best of which is the improved rendering. It does away with the poor stitching that spoiled the viewing experience in previous versions. The new version also adds a quick way to share a screenshot on Google+, improves searching and adds waling, biking  [ Read More ]

Windows has been a mostly desktop/laptop OS with only the occasional slate. But with slates being one of the primary targets of Windows 8, devs had to tackle an interesting problem – what to do with all those sensors that smartphones and tablets have? Windows 8 will feature support for ambient light sensors and also  [ Read More ]

Fans of the Sony Ericsson brand gather around, because now you’ve got yourself a theme song on which to cheer your beloved phones. Well-known Xperia fan and YouTube user Domothy85 has created a third music video to celebrate the Sony Ericsson Xperia line-up and who knows, maybe attract new Xperia owners. The lyrics are really catchy and  [ Read More ]

R esearch firm Kantar Worldpanel ComTech said Apple’s share of the US market doubled from a year ago to 44.9 per cent in the October to December period, just beating Google’s Android smartphones, which slipped to 44.8 per cent from 50 per cent. Late on Tuesday Apple reported quarterly results which blew past Wall Street’s  [ Read More ]

AT&T customers willing to pick up a new two-year agreement can get the Pantech Burst along with the Pantech Element tablet for $249. The Element, geared towards the lower pricerange of the tablet sector, nevertheless boasts specifications that are nothing to be ashamed of. It comes with an 8-inch screen (at only 1024×768 pixels, however),  [ Read More ]

Motorola has outed an article and video on building classrooms of the 21 century, where focus falls on using the Xoom tablet as an interactive tool for teaching and learning. Now that, normally, would be all fine and good but the problem lies with the fact that Motorola, sly as they are, have released the  [ Read More ]