From the monthly archives: December 2009
This just up by Gizmodo confirms what we expected: that Google will sell it unlocked and unsubsidized for $530, and that Google will sell it by themselves. Also out is that:
Some of the most important bits of info we extracted (assuming the tipster is accurate, and it seems like he is). Oh, and take a look at our hands on with the device in case you haven’t familiarized yourself with it yet.
Earlier this year the Google Apps account of my other domain was hacked. Though I got it back in a few hours with help of some mails to Google but still it feels sad when an IT professional could not get to his account.
Here are some tips to save you from the same fate.
Taking a leaf out of Apple Events, Google has announced a press event on January 5th (ar previously reported) in Mountain View, (looks like the NexusOne’s birthday is June 5th) stating:
With the launch of the first Android-powered device just over a year ago, we’ve seen how a powerful, open platform can spur mobile product innovation. And this is just the beginning of what’s possible.
Please join us in Mountain View on January 5, for an Android press gathering.
Proper command over the linux CLI mode can save you hell lot of time. Here are some commands that actually help you in your day to day fight with the command line.
Holidays are here. With Christmas just gone and New Year is about to come, you might have received a lot of gadgets as gifts from your near and dear ones. Here we present a list of websites to help you from setting up of your gadgets to fixing it. Hell! some of these website might [...]
Nook, the 6 inch ebook reader by Barnes & Noble is doing quiet well. The impressive-looking $260 device with a small, 3.5-inch LCD screen in the lower quadrant, has already been sold out for the year 2009 with a total of about 60,000 shipments for this year. The Nook adds touch capabilities and a bit of UI richness with the color LCD which Amazon Kindle lacks. With no glare or backlight, and adjustable text size, you can read comfortably for hours. Finally Amazon Kindle is facing some competition…
2009 was a big year in Linux world. With Fedora finally getting rid of its installation issues and Ubuntu giving its user a taste of cloud computing on ubuntuone, the year turned out to be awesome for Linux fans. Here I present before you the review of my four favorite distors, namely Fedora 12, Ubuntu 9.10, openSUSE 11.2 and Mandriva 2010.
With Apple’s Tablet rumours only heating up in the past few days, MacRumours got their hands on an article that says that Apple reportedly bought the domain name iSlate.com some time back.
Likely as not, it means a product announcement. The last time this venue was used by apple was for Apple’s Lets Rock Event which saw the intoduction of the video Nano (blah). Lotsa people are looking at the Tablet, from Publishing houses to Cable TV guys. Either way, we’ll know January 26th, and will keep you updated as invitations and other hints come forth
Apple Tablet rumors have exploded in the past few days with reports suggesting that Apple may introduce the device as early as January. A New York Times Blog post by Nick Bilton adds a few tantalizing tidbits about the upcoming device. As it was known a long time Apple has been working on the Tablet [...]
