by Harshad on March 13, 2010
Google’s much hyped phone, Nexus One, is now coming to Verizon. The company has planned to sell its devices through online website, and it will not be available in stores.
The AndroidCenral folks have managed to grab the leaked screenshot of Verizon’s Equipment Guide. This webpage shows many important details such as features and availability of the phone.
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by Harshad on March 4, 2010
Today, I got an email in my inbox and I just jumped out of my chair with full of joy. What was there in that email?
Google Team sent me the email and said, “We’ve reviewed your site and will be adding it to our index for Google News.” Yes, Tech Exclusive is approved for Google News!
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by Harshad on March 3, 2010
Google’s Android OS is getting popular day by day as many companies are including it in their new mobile phones. No one really predicted that Android will get so much popular in such a short period.
However, Android OS still lacks in providing good applications and games for its users. Android developers will have to develop more quality games if they want to be as successful as iPhone developers.
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by Harshad on February 23, 2010
Google team has finally released Google Earth application for Android mobile phones. Android users were waiting for it as Google had previously shedded light on the Android version of Google Earth in the last month.
Google Earth for Android comes with all the features that are included in normal Google Earth software for desktop computers. You can easily navigate through the globe with latest technology used in this application.
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by Harshad on February 14, 2010
Google has released its new social service Google Buzz to enable social networking feature in Gmail service. It basically provides an interface to get connected with entire world.
I don’t know how many of you have tried exploring Google Buzz, but I have found out few tips and tricks to enhance the entire experience. You should also try these tricks to get more personalized with Google Buzz.
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by Harshad on February 12, 2010
Google Chrome team has been working on the browser to make it more useful and powerful. Recently they have added Greasemonkey extensions support to it and now they have brought extensions to Google Chrome for Mac.
Mark Mentovai, Software Engineer at Google has published a post on extension support to Mac version of Google Chrome. Read the following excerpt from his post.
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by Harshad on February 2, 2010
Remember Greasemonkey scripts on Firefox? Firefox users are well aware of these scripts, which add extra support and features to the browser. Now Google, one of the strongest competitors, has enabled the Greasemonkey script on Google Chrome.
Google has recently added extensions support for Google Chrome, and it has got great response from worldwide internet users. With the addition of Greasemonkey user scripts, Google Chrome will definitely become more powerful than other well known browsers.
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by Harshad on January 30, 2010
In the race of no.1 browser, companies are developing new technologies and features in advanced browsers. These browsers support almost all new applications on the internet to give better experience to users.
Many internet users still use old browsers to surf different websites because it comes with operating system, for ex. Microsoft’s Windows XP has Internet Explorer 6 as a default browser.
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by Harshad on January 20, 2010
Microsoft has been working very hard to improve its relatively new search engine Bing, but it couldn’t make large impact on internet users. Google is still the best search engine in the world and its popularity is increasing each day.
To give better competition, Microsoft is targeting Apple’s upcoming iPhone OS 4.0. According to BusinessWeek sources, Microsoft wants to replace the default search engine, Google, with Bing in next iPhone OS.
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