Samsung announced the “Next Big Thing” – Samsung Galaxy S4. Looking at the specs and demo, it seems like an amazing device – a smartphone that we haven’t seen so far. It is undeniably a spectacular mix of hardware and software based on Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2. Samsung also put together a quick infographics showing(…)
Google just announced that it is shutting down Google Reader on July 1st, 2013 as part of Spring 2013 cleanup. Many users like me who had so many RSS feeds (300+ or so) managed in Google Reader account are now struggling to find alternatives to Google Reader. As a matter of fact, Google Reader wasn’t(…)
No matter how much education you get, you can never have enough. Education has no end. In the world of eBooks and iTunes, it is now even easier to learn more and more about the things you care about, things you don’t probably want to go to school for. But the question is how and where to(…)
Learn how you can make the most out of Box with IFTTT recipes or Dropbox for that matter. As you know by now, IFTTT is one of my favorite services on the internet. IFTTT, which stands for “If this then that”, automates certain online activities so that you don’t have to take the pain. I am pretty sure you(…)
How to type in Hindi on Android phone or tablet has always been one of the biggest challenges. Some devices not at all support Hindi script. So even though the webpage or social network status might have been written in Hindi, all people could see on Android phones were boxes replacing all the text. Some(…)
Google+ Events makes it easy to schedule events and keeping track of attendees, photos and RSVP’s etc. all in one place – Google+, the social network Google has been integrating into almost all web services. How to get started with Google+ Events? In this tutorial, we will see how to use Google+ events and keep(…)