From the monthly archives: September 2010
Google Instant has inspired a whole lot of imitators out there and most of them are surprisingly usefull. Come iTunes Instant the Google Instant implementation of iTunes search.
All of us know to love and hate iTunes at the same time (more so hate if you use iTunes on Windows ). While it is the reason our iPhone, iPod and iPad experiences with media and apps have been so awesome, it is also the most major time waster out there. It is bloated and slow as hell. Now with new layers like Ping being added has only slowed things down so much m
Looks like the folks at the App Store Reviewing committee are working their asses off to bring previously rejected apps to the App Store. The updated App Submission guidelines have made possible a lot of submissions that previously would have been outright rejected are seeing the light of the day. One of the foremost among [...]
The Yaps team is here at the Chennai Trade Centre covering OSI Days 2010. Some great speakers have gathered here from all over the globe for the conference and have delivered talks and conducted workshops. We are two days into the conference and there is still a day to go before the conference ends. If [...]
The Economic Times recently published an article about a “full-fledged underground marketplace on the Web” where all your personal data which you might consider as private and confidential is up for sale. The Economic Times claims that everything including your online banking ids and passwords and credit card numbers are being sold in this unknown [...]
While browsing, we came across some design plans that apple might have used to make their new iPod nano and ipod shuffle. It seems they just split the old iPod Nano in half! Although the picture is meant to be a joke yet it is true that ingenuity comes from simplicity. Share and Enjoy:
India’s premier open source conference – LinuxAsia Conference and Expo – used to be held every spring in New Delhi. LinuxAsia had become a dynamic meeting ground for leaders from the international community and the Indian government, industry, enterprise users, academia and open source community. What started off as LinuxAsia in 2003, got renamed to [...]
Every Linux enthusiast has imagined creating a Linux Distro time and again but then it sure is not a one man job. Here we show you some(actually 3) of the most easy to use tools and techniques by which you can build a customized distro in a few minutes. So let us get going! Fedora [...]
Most of us have used Google Wave a bit. Some of us find it a very powerful tool while others find it just amusing but none can deny that is an awesome way to collaborate. Despite all this, Google Wave is termed as failure and Google announced discontinuing its further development. But for those who [...]
Yes, it’s true. This is the latest feature in google-mail (or gmail as we all call it) and will help a lot to those who get lots and lots of emails. This is how it works, whenever you get a mail, it prioritizes it according to you reading it, replying to it and of-course just [...]
It is about time for all the open source enthusiasts to get ready for the OSI Tech Days, Asia’s largest open source conference. Sponsored by giants like Google, Facebook, Ingres and CDAC, this OSI Tech Days will see some of the most awesome-est speakers in the world. While we have another post in line just [...]
