Top 15 Nokia N9 Apps
by Haris on January 7, 2012
in Gadgets, Mobile Apps

Nokia N9 is one of the most beautiful devices Nokia has ever made. The shape, its body – every aspect of the phone speaks out how much Nokia has put into the phone. The new (not so new now) Nokia N9 is an elegant device that runs on Meego, a Linux-based Operating System, which Nokia has now killed down.
I have been playing with the device for a while now, and in a few words, I ‘d like to sum it up that if you want a phone to impress people, then this is the one to get you should get.
Google Galaxy Nexus, Hands-On Photos and Video

Google Galaxy Nexus, the hottest Android phone, just launched at Verizon yesterday is now available to buy in the US for $300 (on contract). Well, we got our hands on the device and took some photos and made a quick hands-on video of the Galaxy Nexus.
Galaxy Nexus is one of the most powerful phones at this time with the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on it. It sports a beautiful 4.7-inch Contour display, HD Super AMOLED screen, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 5 megapixels camera etc.
Use PS3 Controller with Android Phones with Sixaxis Controller
by Haris on August 12, 2011
in Gaming, Mobile Apps
PlayStation 3 controllers (Sixaxis and DualShock 3) can now be used on Android phone to play games or just navigate through the phone!

Sixaxis Controller is a paid Android app for rooted phones that allows you to use your PS3 controller with your phone. The best part is, this app is also compatible with PlayStation emulators available in the Android Market.
Facebook Messenger for BlackBerry, Download Available Soon
by Haris on August 12, 2011
in Facebook, Mobile Apps

Facebook Messenger for iPhone and Android was released a couple of days back which is a standalone app for messaging to your Facebook friends and mobile contacts.
The app was released for iPhone and Android first, but according to the Help pages on Facebook, Facebook Messenger will soon be making its way to BlackBerry devices as well.
Latest Chrome 15 Dev Release Gets Redesigned New Tab Page

The latest dev release of Chrome 15 just brought a brand new “New Tab” for Google Chrome. You can see it in the screenshot above.
Google has made multiple interfaces for Most visited, Apps and Bookmarks screens. You can access them all from the bottom of the page, along with a drop-down list of “Recently closed” pages.
Facebook Messenger for iPhone and Android Released
by Haris on August 10, 2011
in Android, Facebook, Mobile Apps, iPhone

Facebook has just launched their Facebook Messenger for Mobile, a standalone messaging app for smartphones. According to Mashable, Facebook will be rolling out several new features to its Facebook Chat feature.
Now you can send messages directly to your friends on their mobile phones, so you stay in touch no matter where you go. Message friends using Facebook Messenger for Mobile or anyone in your mobile contacts. This looks more of an approach like WhatsApp, BlackBerry Messenger etc.
6 Simple Steps To Configure Privacy on Google+
by Haris on July 26, 2011
in Google, Tips and Tricks
A Guide to Taming Privacy Concerns Around Google+ – ZoneAlarm Blog has put together an interesting 6-step guide for new people joining Google+ and how they can protect their privacy on a social network that claims to have way more privacy controls than Facebook, yet you can’t have private profiles.
Google+ now has 20 million users worldwide in just 2-3 weeks after it’s launch in their invite-only field test. And as it grows, the concern for privacy and keeping yourself protected from cyber-criminals also increase.
Download iOS 4.3.5 for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
Apple has just released iOS 4.3.5 iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. You can download iOS 4.3.5 IPSW files from the direct download links we have given after the jump.
A few weeks back, Apple patched the JailbreakMe 3.0 PDF exploit and released iOS 4.3.4 – and with this latest iOS 4.3.5 software update, Apple has fixed a security issue.
Customize Google Navbar in White or Any Colour
by Haris on July 23, 2011
in Google, Tips and Tricks
Google introduced the new dark Google bar with the announcement of their new social network, Google+. Several design changes were also introduced to all of the Google services and websites.
Many people welcomed the new Google bar and liked the darker look at the top, but many didn’t and wanted to revert back to the classic Google bar at the top, the white colour one.



