On May 5th I got to be a sit-in guest at Leo Laporte’s TWiT Cottage, in the small town of Petaluma, California, where the show This Week in Google was being filmed at the time I was there. Afterwards I got to interview Leo about how he got where he is today, including questions about TechTV, the defunct station he used to work at before it went under. Read the rest of this entry »
I don’t know if you have noticed, but there is a new craze of videos that everyone seems to be doing on YouTube. The videos are called Search Stories and you can see an example of a one I made above. This article will teach you how to make your own! Read the rest of this entry »
Google have gone ahead and released a new product called Buzz. It is a social application which allows you to write statuses privately or publicly and easily share images, YouTube videos, Flickr or Twitter updates.
Much like in Twitter you can even ‘follow’ people statuses and ‘like’ them as well. The people whom you follow will have their statuses displayed in your Gmail on your content stream. Read the rest of this entry »
After Apple banned Google Voice from the AppStore causing much controversy as it was believed AT&T influenced Apple’s decision on the matter, the developers have been out to get revenge and what better way to get revenge for being banned on the AppStore than releasing it onto Cydia. And that’s exactly what they did. Read the rest of this entry »
Whilst the iPhone 3GS’s first week sales were well over 1 million, Google’s Nexus One has come out with dissapointing numbers for it’s first week on sale. The Nexus One only sold 20,000 copies which is only a 12 of the number sold of the DROID. Read the rest of this entry »
Here’s a video I stumbled accross on YouTube which is a video of a comedian called MarkDayComedy who plays around with the Google Goggles application on the Nexus One. Check out the video after the break. Read the rest of this entry »
Thinking about getting a new SmartPhone? With this comparison table, you can compare all the statistics and prices about the Google’s new Nexus One, Apple iPhone 3GS, the Palm Pre and Motorola’s DROID. Read the rest of this entry »
Now this is definitely a bonus for the Nexus One over the iPhone. It has been leaked that the Nexus One will soon get the full Flash Player 10.1 allowing it to have the Flash capabilities that a computer does (flash videos, flash games etc). Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday, if you didn’t already know, Google held an press-conference where they officially unveiled their Google Nexus One mobile phone who’s aim is to steal the smartphone market from the iPhone. Except, the Nexus One isn’t a smartphone, Google have branded it as the first SuperPhone. Read the rest of this entry »
The DROID in it’s self is a great phone but rooting (hacking) it will make it that much better. Once you have rooted your DROID, here are a whole bunch of things and reasons as to why you should root it and what you can do after rooting the DROID. Read the rest of this entry »
Tomorrow shall be the day when Google offically revealed their first cellphone called the Nexus One. It is not the first that we have seen of the phone though as Engadget were lucky enough to receive a review sample and have posted a review of the phone including pictures.
Amoungst other details, the phone is rumored to going to have a 5mb camera, 512mb internal memory with 4GB SD card included (compatible with 32GB cards) and as in the iPhone, includes GPS. Read the rest of this entry »
iSmashphones have come up with a brilliant comparison table comparing the iPhone 3GS, DROID and the Nexus one side by side.
The Nexus one is Google’s upcoming phone which is claimed to be a potential iPhone Killer. Read the rest of this entry »
GoogleGoogleGoogleGoogle.com is an interesting new way to search the internet using Google. As you may have guessed from the URL, it is a 4 Google searches put into one. In otherwords, you can search for 4 different things at the same time. Google Multi-Tasking! Read the rest of this entry »
The Google Chrome OS is a new operating system aimed at netbooks and EEE PCS as it is lightweight and very fast. It is being anxiously awaited by Google fans wanting to try out their latest product but as of late, the final version is yet to be published.
However, we have obtained the beta of the Google Chrome OS for our users to download! Read the rest of this entry »
Some of you may not have noticed but with Microsoft new search engine Bing.com, they have also released a lot of other products to rival Google’s such as Bing Maps. After fiddling around with both map services, I have come to the conclusion that maybe I have been using the wrong one all these years. Could Bing Maps be better than Google Maps? Read the rest of this entry »
