Calcbot: The calculator app you didn’t know you needed
If you are looking for a simple, stylish, and highly functional calculator app for the iPhone and iPad , we think you should check out Calcbot . You have an interface that is very appealing and fluid, and you can swipe to pull up a register of your work, and can even pull results from the register into equations. The best part, though, is that Calcbot is a universal app (which means you buy it once, and you get both the iPhone and the iPad version) that costs just $0.99. Seriously, a buck for a great iPhone and great iPad app
The new Nokia 7020 is an entry level mobile phone with a camshell form factor. Feature wise this phone will have a 2.2-inch display screen with a resolution of 240×320 pixels, a 2MP basic camera and an expandable microSD card slot which can be ‘expanded’ up to 16GB of storage. The phone sports a simpler Symbian Series 40 operating system which makes it quite easy to use
Fortune has gone all tech on us this week, compiling a list of who they think are the fifty smartest people in tech. We found it interesting because most lists focus on the richest CEOs, or straight up performance on the job rather than things like intelligence, and the vision and impact they have on the tech world. The way they did it was to break the list down into ten categories (smartest CEO, smartest founder, etc.) and then list five names in each, listing a top choice for each category in the process. Here’s a peek at what they came up with: Smartest CEO: Steve Jobs, CEO, Apple Smartest Founder: Mark Zuckerberg, CEO, Facebook Smartest Designer: Jonathan Ive, Senior VP of Industrial Design, Apple Smartest Academic: Danah Boyd, Social Media Researcher, Microsoft Research Hi the read link below to head to Fortune for the full list. Tags: 50 smartest people , apple , danah boyd , facebook , fortune , jonathan ive , lists , mark zuckerberg , microsoft , microsoft research , steve jobs , tech , Fortune names their 50 smartest people in tech originally appeared on Gear Live on Tue, July 13, 2010 – 10:30:41
Found under: Android , SMS , Top 5 , Freeware , There are lots of SMS apps in Android market but sometimes choosing which is the one for you is hard job. We have selected top 5 free apps which has most downloads and positive user ratings on AndroidFreeware.net and hope you will find the useful.1.
Zelda On Paper. It’s Like South Park For Nintendo Fans
A guy calling himself Eric PowerUp has released a new Zelda animated series called Zelda On Paper. As the name would suggested the series, which covers Zelda 1 through 5 is made of simple characters in the spirit of South Park. The movies were all created using stop-motion animation and they’re pretty awesome. The first movie (shown below) features the first five shorts and is titled Zelda on Paper . So why the name
BlackBerry have given us another sneak peek of their upcoming new Operating System, OS 6.0. As well as on forthcoming devices, the new OS is rumoured to be compatible with some of the more recent BlackBerry devices, such as the BlackBerry 9700 . This would be good news for many loyal BlackBerry users; the videos of the new OS seem to indicate a touch-based interface, which would restrict availability on current devices to the Storm and Storm 2 , hardly the most popular of recent BlackBerry handsets. The new features of OS 6.0 include integrated feeds from social networks, a universal search option, and the all new web browser, which offers a significantly improved browsing experience
Found under: iPad , Games , HD , Cross country , simulator , Alpine Crawler HD is a cross country vehicle simulator for iPad. It is fun and can let you prove your skills and bravery on the mountainsides of the Alps with a strong rear wheel drive SUV.Alpine Crawler HD Features- 6 challenging levels with increasing difficulty- 4 languages Hungarian English German French- Real time physics and damages- Unique gameplayDownload Alpine Crawler HD Read More Read more in mobile format
App Inventor – The easiest way to create apps for your android phone
Found under: Android , Apps development , Beta , Today Google released App Inventor. It is a kit which gives you the power to develop android apps without any developer knowledge. It is built on the idea that you do not need to be a developer to build great mobile applications
While some companies try to get a share of the paid GPS software market one by one by directly offering their product to end consumers Telenav continues to make bigger business to business transactions. Telenav’s software is already offered by default by many mobile operators and last week they just added U.S.
Macally TuneFan – Another Laptop-friendly USB Speakerdesk
The perfectly packed computer bag is a bit of a Unicorn for many of us computer geeks. We take great pride in assembling the most compact and most useful devices. Lightweight and multifunction are the rules we live by and slim tablets and laptops now pack enough battery life and power to become real traveler’s tools.
iPhone 4 Stuns No One by Charging Faster Off AC Outlet than USB
A concerned multi-iPhone owner has taken it upon himself to test the two primary means of charging the iPhone 4 , AC outlet and USB port. The test wasn’t executed very scientifically, calls came in as well as text messages, while the test was going on. The results are however fairly interesting and by interesting we mean obvious. The AC adapter, having a near constant and regulated high current charge, beat out the 2008 laptop.
David Prowse Banned From Lucas Film Events. Perhaps James Earl Jones’ Voice Will Show Up Instead
David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader in the original Star Wars films is no longer allowed to attend official Star Wars and other related Lucas Film based events. Prowse has been attending official events since the Star Wars Trilogy debuted, however he has had an ongoing feud with George Lucas after his lines were dubbed over by James Earl Jones before the first movie debuted, that dubbing occurred without his knowledge. Prowse was also replaced by actor Sebastian Shaw in the famous scene in which Darth Vader finally removes his mask to reveal his face. The Lucas/Prowse feud allegedly hit full steam ahead when it was believed Prowse told the press in 1983 that Darth Vader was going to die
We know that a bunch of you have been wondering when the heck Apple would start shipping Bumper Cases in colors other than black, which has been available since the launch of the iPhone 4 —and even that has been limited in quantity. Well, we finally got our hands on the orange Bumper Case, and figured we’d throw up a photo gallery showing it off. You can pick up the iPHone 4 Bumper Case for $29 from Apple. Gallery: iPhone 4 orange Bumper Case gallery Tags: apple , bumper case , galleries , iphone , iphone 4 , iphone 4 accessories , iphone 4 bumper case , iphone 4 cases , photo gallery , iPhone 4 orange Bumper Case gallery originally appeared on Gear Live on Mon, July 12, 2010 – 11:14:32
BlackBerry 6 is on track to launch later this summer, so Research In Motion (RIM) is aiming to get you hyped by releasing bits of information about the major revision to the BlackBerry operating system, slowly but surely. Today, we’ve got a video showing off the fluid BlackBerry 6 interface, giving us a look at some key features that have us pretty excited for what’s ahead
Consumer Reports Suggests iPhone 3GS Instead of iPhone 4
Releasing a new product into the market is always marred by some kind of problem. All that companies can do is hope that the problem isn’t big enough to bring down the world’s perception of that said product. While the iPhone 4 may not be hindered by issues big enough to the mass public to actually change any conceived perception, that’s not stopping Consumer Reports from doing what they need to do.
Software Update Improves Motorola Backflip’s Camera
Motorola announced via its Facebook page that it is providing a software update for their Backflip Android devices. The update is rolling out in phases, with enhancements in messaging, camera, Bluetooth and more places. Users will be notified when the update is available for them.
Troubleshooting the Messages Awaiting Directory Lookup
Changes to the email server as with any server are often planned and usually involve patches, fixes and upgrades. Other changes are related to configuration settings and performance tuning. Sometimes the change might be to allow more email traffic to be handled by the existing email server. One system administrator related that a change was made to the server that would allow more than just receiving POP3 email
UVMini Toothbrush Cleaner Because Cleanliness is Next to Geekiness
With the near constant, ridiculously minimal chance of catching horrible diseases always at our door, having a UV toothbrush sanitizer is just common sense. H1N1 and SARS are destroying our way of life, soon there will only be 98% of us left. Thankfully, UVmini has a compact option for us to help try and push our extremely high chances of survival even higher. It’s their USB UV toothbrush sanitizer and it’s ready to come our rescue
According to a recent report , in the last 18 months more than one billion mobile phone connections were made, making the total number of connections more than 5 billion. This means on average that for every six people in the world, five own a mobile phone. In some countries, mobile penetration is more than 100%, and in the UK alone 30 million phones are sold, every year.
Have you noticed Sony Dash? the most advanced alarm clock today from Sony now has been available for you wherever you are. As long as you are be able to import this device from USA, you will find it work anywhere. This is a good news for Sony Dash owner, as previously this alarm clock only worked in USA region, as the company had prevented it for outside USA usage
The Story Behind the Death of the Kin Phones; Android Rising
In a shocking bit of news a week ago, Microsoft discontinued the Kin phone, leaving many to wonder what’s going on. Also, this week we’ll note the appearance of the latest and greatest Android phone, and will touch briefly on Microsoft’s confusing array of sync services. read more