Everything has its own beauty no matter how ugly it is or how bad the character is, everything has a beauty in photograph. Good or Bad weather as long as you know how to shoot then probably you’ll get an outstanding results in all your works. Here are some examples of a Bad weather’s Beauty: [...]
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“HTC EVO 4G Shift” – Releasing on January 9th ?
December 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The HTC EVO Shift 4G was recently spotted at the FCC and now we have a purported shot of the handset that exposes its landscape keyboard. Factor in the noticeable lack of front-facing camera, silver trackpad and those throwback flat keys, and we’re even willing to forgive those hastily penciled watermarks on the keyboard and [...]
Meet the ViewSonic “G Tablet” (Review)
December 9, 2010 By 3 Comments
ViewSonic is the latest manufacturer to announce an Android-powered tablet that will compete with the popular Apple iPad. The ViewSonic ViewPad G Tablet boasts a 10 in capacitive touchscreen, and runs the latest 2.2 version of Android which is designed to be consumer friendly. The 10-inch G Tablet has strong specs: a bright 1024 x [...]
Black Friday Deals on Top Rated Canon Printers and Scanners
November 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you need a wireless, photo, or laser printer or a standalone scanner, Amazon now offering Black Fridays Deals on on top-rated products from Canon. Check out the top customer-reviewed Canon printers, scanners, and supplies to find the right product for you so you can rest assured you’re getting the best. To Check the list [...]
Aviary includes“HTML5 Photo Editor” to Its Suite of Online Tools
November 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Aviary, the creators of a huge suite of online editing and creation tools, has just launched a rather suave HTML5 photo editor. Like Aviary’s other apps, the HTML5 photo editor — code named Feather — is easy to use and surprisingly powerful. Beyond its use of HTML5 (as opposed to Flash, Silverlight or other RIA [...]
Verizon “4G” SIM Card expected to be available now
November 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Big Red is coming in town with its bag of 4G-ish LTE launches. As that moment approaches, Verizon’s first 4G SIM cards have hit some stores, according to leaked images. We have embedded the leaked photo at the end of this post, there is a chance that it is fake, however it looks pretty genuine [...]
Google to make web faster with new Image format “WebP”
November 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Internet search leader Google has developed an image format called WebP, which promises to make transfer of images over the web faster by reducing the size of files, a company executive said Thursday. WebP, which Google is hoping will replace the popular JPEG format, reduces file size by 39 percent on an average, without affecting [...]
Apple Auto-lock iOS to Lock out iPhone Jailbreak Unlocking Devices
August 21, 2010 By 1 Comment
A new Apple patent application could see future devices from the company automatically lock themselves, alert their owners or even Apple should they be either used by an unauthorized person or modified in a non-permited way. The patend is to differentiate between authorized and unauthorized users of a particular iOS device. Once an unauthorized user [...]
iPhone 4 Tie up with a Telescope to Capture the Moon
August 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The iPhone 4 has clearly upped in experimental photo shooting, with the latest attempt comprising of an iPhone 4 paired up with a miniature tripod mount and a telescope. This set up can actually capture some stunning images of our moon. A clever stargazer paired his Planisphere-equipped iPhone 4 with a Pencil Borg telescope (175mm/F7) [...]
MySpace Re-designing to be More Like Facebook
August 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The once-dominant social network is redoing its home page. And the changes indicate that the site is trying to emulate some of the success of its rival Facebook. MySpace, which has fallen from its place at the top of the social-media heap to national punchline-level, hasn’t given up hope just yet. The site is preparing [...]
Google Droping the Google Wave Service Due to Lack of User Interests and its Source Codes are Open Now
August 5, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Google Inc. said Wednesday it is pulling the plug on its “Google Wave” collaborative messaging service due to a lack of user interest. Although the innovative Google Wave was launched with great fanfare a year ago at the company’s Google I/O conference, the company acknowledged that it had never quite caught on with the general [...]
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