Norton Removal Tool for Windows
by Haris on February 21, 2009
in Freewares, Tips and Tricks
Installing antivirus softwares is not a difficult job, but when uninstalled they leave back some files and are not completely removed.
Similarly, when Norton products are installed, they also leave some files back when uninstalled – or in some cases, they don’t even uninstall. So to remove them, a freeware has been released called Norton Removal Tool.
Extend iPhone Camera Resolution to 4 Megapixels
by Haris on February 21, 2009
in Apple, Tips and Tricks, iPhone
iPhone is no phone for a person who wants a powerful camera phone, because the 2 megapixel camera of iPhone just doesn’t come to the mark.
There are many photo enhancing apps in App Store, but there is not even a single one as useful as the one I’m going to share with you all.
HTC Magic: The Next G2 Announced
Remember the leaked photos I shared of another Android-powered T-mobile phone, which was termed as ‘G2′? Well, the curtains finally went up when, a couple of days ago at the Mobile World Congress ’09, HTC Magic was announced.
HTC Magic will be the first touch-only phone, featuring the upcoming Android Cupcake update, which also includes an on-screen keyboard.
Huawei Android Phone Announced
A very pleasant telecom update for Android lovers is that a Chinese telecommunication company Huawei has announced their first Android powered smartphone.
They announced it at MWC 2009 at Barcelona. After the success of G1, Android has already got its way to rule the telecom market when Motorola, Samsung, Kogan and now Huawei have announced their Android powered smart phones.
Microsoft Recite: Voice Note App by Microsoft
by Haris on February 15, 2009
in Microsoft, Mobile Apps
There have been number of note-taking applications which include text and photo notes. But a voice-note application, and that also by Microsoft is something new in the industry.
Today, Microsoft unveiled Microsoft Recite, a new service to the public that could record random voice notes and you can recall that message later by speaking back to the app.
Opera Like Tab Preview in Firefox
by Haris on February 15, 2009
in Firefox, Tips and Tricks
Last month, I wrote about the best 10 Firefox addons for tabs in which I shared the best addons that can increase and improve productivity using Firefox tabs.
I also mentioned about a plugin called Tab Scope. This Firefox entension can show a popup on tabs and enables you to preview and navigate tab contents through that popup.
Opera Turbo, Get Faster Browsing Experience
by Haris on February 13, 2009
in Browsers, Mobile Apps
Opera unveiled its latest innovation today called Opera Turbo, which aims to provide faster browsing experience by compressing compress bandwidth consumption.
This is basically for users who surf the Internet a lot while on the go (i.e. on mobile phones). More and more people now rely on wireless and mobile-Internet connections, and with that in mind Opera launches Opera Turbo to increase mobility and on-the-go connectivity needs of end users.
Raven, First Online Vector Editor
by Hammad Memon on February 13, 2009
in Internet, Web 2.0
Online tools are getting more powerful day by day, and letting people to do simple tasks along with some hectic ones by offering easy to use along with user friendly interface. Here I have found another such a nice online editor for vectors.
Raven, is the first online web-based vector editor available for everyone. You can allowed to experiment as much as you can. If you are a pro designer you will not disappointed by the results.
Bulk Image Resizing with PIXresizer
There are lots of desktop freewares and web apps available that offer image resizing and conversion from one format to another, either single or in bulk.
But none of them always meet your expectations and you again continue your hunt for a new single or bulk image resizer. In one such hunt, I stumbled across PIXresizer, a free photos resizer.
