Google has officially announced the availability of Number Porting to their Voice service. Users who want to use their long-time phone numbers as their Google Voice number can do so now by paying a porting charge of $20. Google says the porting is generally completed within 24 hours and although it will allow users […]
Google Cloud Print enables printing docs from any device
Google has announced a new initiative dubbed as the Cloud Print. The service will allow users to print their important documents from anywhere without needing to install the printer drivers. It currently works on smartphones, Windows PC and Chrome OS and after the setup, user can go to their Gmail account from their iPhone […]
Airtel 3G network goes live in Karnataka, plans start from Rs. 9
Airtel today commenced its 3G operations in Karnataka. Karnataka is Airtel’s largest circle by revenue so it’s understandable why Airtel chose to launch their services in the southern state first. However, Airtel has confirmed to launch its 3G operations in rest of the 13 3G license circles by March 2011. Airtel has segregated its plans […]
Google announces management changes, Eric Schmidt will step down as CEO
Google announced its Q4 2010 results yesterday and although it turned out to be pretty well, the search giant dropped a bomb by announcing executive management changes. Google’s decision to shuffle positions is to “streamline decision making and create clearer lines of responsibility and accountability at the top of the company.” Eric Schmidt, current […]
MNP goes live in India
Let’s be honest here – we’ve given our fair share of cusses to our operators who’ve taken its subscribers for granted. The only thing that kept consumers tolerating was the fear of losing their number, until now that is. Mobile Number Portability aka MNP that was available in Haryana is now available nationwide, which […]
HTC to launch 3 tablets in H1 2011, one is called the Flyer?
HTC is planning to enter the tablet PC market soon. Digitimes has apparently received a confirmation from component suppliers that these tablets will make their way out before the end of first half of this year and one of them will be known as the Flyer. The Flyer is said to be an “enlarged […]
Nikon Picturetown 3D service delayed till end of March in Japan
Here’s some bad news for our Japanese readers if you’re planning to use Nikon’s Picturetown 3D service. Nikon has announced that its service which was due in late January has been rescheduled to launch by end of March. Nikon says the reason for the delay is due to some “circumstance” related to production of […]
Palm tablets with webOS leak – Topaz and Opal expected in Sep 2011
We know now what to expect at HP Palm’s event scheduled next month. Engadget has got their mitts on info and pics of HP Palm’s very first tablets – namely, Topaz and Opal. Topaz and Opal sport 9-inch and 7-inch screen respectively but are powered by Palm’s powerful webOS. The Opal will apparently be […]
RIM: PlayBook is a great standalone tablet
Research in Motion is laying all apprehensions to rest by confirming that its PlayBook tablet is a “great standalone tablet” and is not “reliant on a BlackBerry.” This is good news for consumers who were worried about PlayBook’s functionality being crippled without a Blackberry phone. Of course, a Blackberry phone will be needed to […]
SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-I card transfers at speeds up to 45MB/sec
SanDisk is expanding its memory card family with a high-speed SDHC memory card. The card hails from SanDisk’s Extreme Pro range and features Ultra High Speed (UHS) technology that promises speeds to up to 45MB/sec, which is one of the most sought requirements of photographers and DSLR users. A high-speed card such as this […]
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