Continuing with the huge success of the popular RSSReader 1, which was used during the Arabnet Shift Digital Summit, RSSReader 2 for iPhone has been launched. Due to tremendous demand for a better product, the developer Imthiaz Rafiq, has brought out version 2.
And thus, with Plus, Google owns us whole.
That is, of course, only one way of looking at Google’s labour of over one year, when the team guys sat writing codes, eager to make as big an impact in the social media sector as in the mail, search, photo and document storage domains. Continue reading
Devoted and dedicated to their cause to make effective oral communication as a worldwide reality, Lagoon Toastmasters Club, Sharjah recently re-launched their website offering the latest news and events, blogs as well as keeping you up-to-date on its current trends. Continue reading
The WordPress plugin for PDA, iPhone & Android devices is really a very neat plugin for wordpress. It is a simple and straightforward plugin. Easy to install. No frills. Continue reading
Nearly a year after Facebook Like buttons spread out across the web, Google has announced its own rival, the +1 button. It launches today as part of Google’s search engine, allowing you to “+1″ the search results and ads that you like. And in a few months, it’ll be arriving at a web site near you.
Is +1 (pronounced “Plus One”) part of the new social network that Google’s long been rumored to be building? Or is +1 simply that “social layer” that Google has said would come and isn’t really meant as a rival to Facebook? Continue reading
Global smartphone sales will soar 50 per cent this year compared to 2010, with Google’s Android set to extend its lead as the world’s most popular operating system for the devices, according to a study released Tuesday by research group IDC.
The study estimated that the number of smartphones in use this year will reach roughly 450 million, some 147 million more than in 2010. Continue reading
Designing for the future Web. That’s a big subject. Where do we start when we’re talking about something that isn’t here yet?
In this article, we’ll look at what the future Web might look like and how we can adapt our current skills to this new environment, as well as how to create fluid websites that are built around a consistent core and that adapt to the limitations and features of the device on which they are viewed. We’ll also look at how our conceptual approach to designing websites should evolve: designing from the simplest design upwards, and not from the richest website down.
Driven by young and Internet-savvy consumers, on-line shopping trend is on the rise in the UAE, says MasterCard.
Per centage of respondents who access Internet to do their shopping grew from 29 per cent in 2009 to 42 per cent, according the findings of a study on online shopping by MasterCard. Continue reading
Amazon has unveiled its ambitious music streaming service, Cloud Player, which allows users to play songs across a number of computers and Android smartphones.
Music lovers will be able to upload most of their existing music library – including tracks bought through Apple’s iTunes – to Amazon, as well as buy new songs for digital playback. Continue reading
Mozilla, a global, nonprofit organization dedicated to making the Web better, is proud to release Mozilla Firefox 4, the newest version of the popular, free and open source Web browser. Firefox puts users in control of their Web experience, providing a streamlined user interface, fun new features, a boost in speed and support for modern Web technologies. Continue reading
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