The new Facebook apps meant to track and share the things you want to share, like music. Facebook in its newly Open Graph campaign will legally share your music to your friends and your friends to you. Cool right? Yes it is cool, but would it be cool if you find out that there are [...]
real time - News
Is Apple Going to Release iTunes 10.1 Tomorrow?
November 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Apple has put a placeholder on its website saying that something big and innovative will be coming to iTunes tomorrow at 7 AM Pacific Time, Apple is already beginning to stir things up by having people guessing as to what they intend to do tomorrow. Upon visiting Apple’s web site, we’re greeted to its home [...]
Google Search Event may Reveal the Secret Behind Yesterday’s Google Doodle
September 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Google’s new Doodle is causing quite a stir in the blogosphere ahead of the company’s Sept. 8 search event. When users go to Google’s classic home search page today, they are treated to a Google logo written in small balls of different shapes. Updated yet again since yesterday, today’s doodle points to what may be [...]
Google Realtime Search Engine Introduces as a Powerful Tool for Businesses
August 27, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Google Realtime Search Engine Introduces as a Powerful Tool for Businesses : Google added new functionality to its real-time search engine, and moved it from an obscure feature buried in the options on the left pane of the standard Google search, to its own Web site. The new Google Realtime can be a powerful tool [...]
Facebook Places vs. Foursquare – Who will Survive ?
August 23, 2010 By 1 Comment
Facebook’s unveiling of Facebook Places is an obvious banshee cry to Foursquare and other location-based check-in services. As with those services, Facebook Places allows users to share their location and discover new hot spots by following the stops of people in their network. Well, Facebook’s latest feature, Facebook Places, is an attempt to make your [...]
San Francisco Now Using Demand Parking Meters to Get Rid of Parking Hassle
August 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The endless search for a parking spot in the city may be a thing of the past—in San Francisco, at least. After years of preparation, the city is now rolling out SFpark, a high-tech new system that will set the price of parking spots according to supply and demand. The San Francisco Metro Transit Authority [...]
Google’s New Search Index Caffeine is to Improves Google Search Results
June 10, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Google has launched it’s new index, dubbed Caffeine. It promises faster updates, faster searches, and expandability to match the growth of the Web. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers watch Google stick to the knitting. The purpose of this update is to provide all relevant information much sooner, as the latest published in blogs, forums, images or [...]
Recent Tech Comments