January 6, 2010 – 7:09 pm
Many tech sites — such as Engadget — are overflowing with reports and speculation regarding a Google Nexus One phone. The ultra-modern calendar year has scarcely started, and currently the tech world is entirely crazy with suspense of brand new tech tools and improvements thought to drop in the year 2010. First of all, speculation around an innovative phone from Google is attaining a crescendo, with rumors distributing that this new phone is going to be unveiled tomorrow(Tuesday) during a press conference. Although Google hasn’t established all the rumors, although it has confirmed a phone is being put through their paces out by its workforce. But the blogosphere is riddled with rumors about the so- called “iPhone killer” — and tech site Engadget claims to possess one of the Nexus One phones itself.
While we can’t validate ourselves what shall be unearthed at tomorrow’s press conference, here’s what a few of the blogs are already saying:
— Reputed photographs of the phone from Engadget and other websites show that the phone is made by HTC, features a 3. 7- inch screen, and a five megapixel camera.
— The Nexus One is believed to run version two. one of Google’s Android operating system.
— Gizmodo stated leaked out documents demonstrated that the phone will cost in excess of$ 500 unlocked, or$ 180 with a two- year contract from T- Mobile.
December 12, 2009 – 1:07 pm
Once again Time has come out with their top tech gadgets for 2009. The top spot was given to the Android based Droid SmartPhone. Everyone sems to love this smartphone which is Google’s open source operating system. It may not have the gloss of the iPhone but the screen is sharp and has a physical keyboard. Loaded with possibilities, the Android will go head to head with the amazing iPhone. It can rip through the Internet with blazing speed. Will it be the iPhone killer? Well, it seems every new smartphone that comes out claims to be the latest iPhone conqueror. That remains to be seen, but this neat little tech gadget does seem to be doing well. They just launched it in the United Kingdom, so we will anxiously await the results there. For me, I think there is a reason every new smartphone compares itself to the iPhone. Maybe because the iPhone is still the best. But the Android not only has the hype, it is also receiving a lot of positive reviews.
November 5, 2009 – 8:26 pm
Have you ever wondered what you should do with your old tech gadgets? If you are like many people, you have many old gadgets laying around collecting dust. Since you are not alone, and the demand is so high, there are now websites that will pay you for your old tech gadgets. For example, websites such as www.buymytronics.com will pay you a decent amount and sometimes even pay for the shipping costs. So gather up your old ipods, cell phones, and even old gaming consoles and check out what they are worth. This is a nice alternative to Craigslist or eBay. All you do is go to the website, fill in some information about your old gadget like make and model, then you will get a quote on its value. Bear in mind that not every tech toy will get a high quote, so shop around and see what other sites are offering before giving it up for a smaller amount. Another website to check is www.gazelle.com.
October 1, 2009 – 6:24 pm
Why not add some surround sound to enhance your photo sharing experience at Myspace and Facebook? The company, SRS Labs Inc has developed Photogram software. SRS has been a leader in audio solutions for a long time, and now they are offering their Photogram widget for free. It’s simple to use. You just select your picture, choose a frame color for your image, select the enhanced sound clip, and post the finished widget. You can save the program widget to your profile or even a friend’s comment section. The Photogram is compatible with several formats such as GIF, PNG, and JPG.
Internet users on Facebook and Myspace can add an entirely new experience for the people they send photos to. You can add surround sound music or leave a comment attached to the photo. When your friends click on your beach photo, your voice may be heard saying something like, “wish you were here; the water is warm, the drinks are cool! See ya!” How would you like the sound effects of a waterfall attached to your picture? Take a picture of a racecar and attach the sounds of the 500 HP engine. Take a trip to the zoo and attach the sound of each animal. A picture of a bird could have a distinct chirping sound.
The widget comes with an entire library of sounds available to embed with the first photo you send. The library includes sounds of nature, modern life, you’re a star, animal sounds, emotions, & cartoon favorites. This is definitely another must have gadget for the Christmas list. It won’t be long and every Myspace and Facebook user will have one of these cool widgets.
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