Adobe showed Flash 10.1 Running on Motorola Droid 2
First, Adobe showed Flash 10.1 in action on Droid X and now they have shown it again on the new Motorola Droid 2. Flash 10.1 will be pre-installed in Motorola Droid 2 and Adobe even mentioned that Droid X, Droid Incredible, Samsung Galaxy S line and Motorola Milestone.
Gmail Gets Contacts and Updated New Look
Gmail has just added a bunch of new features, a slightly new look and full integration of Google Contacts in Gmail.
An overhauled version of Google Contacts have been added to Gmail today to make it much easier to sort and manage your contacts from within Gmail.
Throw a Shoe at Zardari – Game
Now we all know how much the people of Pakistan hate their President. The news just got in that someone in UK threw a shoe at Asif Ali Zardari, President of Pakistan.
Thanks to a friend on Twitter, I just found out an interesting game: Hit a Shoe at Zardari. I’m sure all my Pakistani friends would be glad to do it. Hehe ;) Play the game after the break!
IE 9 Beta Screenshots Leaked
Internet Explorer 9 Beta, something we all have been waiting to get our hands on will soon be available for public download, probably in September.
And guess what? Just with that announcement, a Chinese website called CNBeta leaked out a few screenshots of the upcoming Internet Explorer 9 Beta.
China Renewed Google’s Internet Content Provider (ICP) License
The Chinese government doesn’t like Google. This is why China’s internet is barred from everything which is Google. China is probably the only place on earth where Google is struggling to do well. Recently however, there was good news for Google that despite their grievances, the Chinese internet regulatory authority has renewed Google’s license (as an Internet Content Provider (ICP)) which will allow the search giant to continue its operation in China as a search engine.
YouTube Mobile Redesigned for All Mobile Devices
YouTube, arguably today’s most popular video sharing and streaming website is constantly upgrading and making changes to its services to keep the user interest at large. From HD support to a new embedded player, new features and upgrades are made available every now and then. Most recently, YouTube has announced that now it will revamp its mobile website to allow support for the complete YouTube experience which the desktop users enjoy. This includes changes which will enable the YouTube experience to be enhanced on all modern smartphones, including the iPhone.
Twitter Missing some @Replies
Twitter is the home to almost every social networking geeks of today’s internet world. Whoever wants to interact with people online, it is almost like a religious practice to have a twitter account for that. However, with so much buzz on Twitter day in and day out, problems and glitches do arise.
YouTube Hacked, Justin Bieber Suffered the Most
YouTube has been the attention for all lately. This also includes hackers and problem creators over the web who spread mischief through their wrong doings. There have been several attempts in the past from hackers to gain unauthorized access to YouTube and tamper with its services. A recent example of such an attack took place when today hacker(s) targeted YouTube again, attempting to exploit a security loophole and mingle with the Justin Bieber videos present on YouTube. This is not a one of its kind attack, as hackers have also picked up on Justin Bieber videos over the internet before as well.
Yahoo! Search Includes Real Time Search Suggestions
The web search domain has been dominated by Google in the past decade and the likes of the 90’s giants like Yahoo!, MSN, and AOL are left in the dust by Google’s massively popular search engine. However, Yahoo! hasn’t given up hope and still continues to provide its long standing web search feature.
The Yahoo! search has undergone another revamp and now the search engine includes real-time search suggestions when users start typing their search queries into the search box. This feature has been previously provided by Google, and Yahoo! search with its incorporation moves a step closer to challenge Google’s dominance of the search domain.
