Saturday, 14 December 2013

Microsoft Build 2014 Confirmed - Registration information



Microsoft Build is Back!  One of the biggest events from the software Giant, this is a platform to share updates and talk about what's next for Windows, Windows mobile, Visual Studio, and more.
According to Microsoft, Developers can create new experiences to reach hundreds of millions of devices on people’s desks, in their pockets and in their living rooms. Sounds interesting? Then check out the link below to see you can attend it or not. Registration for Microsoft BUILD 2014 is set to kick off on January 14th at noon Eastern time (9 am Pacific).Interested? check out the link below for next year's registration and also the link for Build 2013. And yes, be ready to shell out $2095 for attending the event! 

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Saturday, 30 November 2013

Samsung's 2014 Flagship phones to come with WQHD Screen



I am always wondering what's Next for mobile displays.  I mean can they improve on what we have on Galaxy S4, HTC One or LG G2. With the spec war heating, especially in the android arena, What more cna companies bring to their displays. Seems like days of 1080p are over. Samsung is all set to launch its flagship devices next year (Galaxy S5 or Galaxy Note4 ? ). Samsung will be launching flagship devices in 2014 with AMOLED displays that have a pixel density of 560ppi and a resolution of 2560 x 1440 (2K or WQHD) – which means your standard 5-inch+ smartphone displays will be even sharper than they are now. Would be able to see nay difference? I am not sure but I do think the difference would be easily visible while reading books, browsing web pages. If you think that is overkill, the 2015 phones will have 4K displays!

The news comes from Samsung’s Analyst Day event in Korea, 

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Samsung Analyst Day

Thursday, 16 May 2013

Google I/O 2013: Hangouts App Confirmed For Google Glass



Yesterday during the three hour keynote at Google I/O 2013, the company revealed Hangouts, a cross platform messaging app that unifies most of its communication services. The Hangouts app replaces Google Talk, Hangout video chats and Google+ Messenger, rightly so as it allows users to video chat, share images or simply chat with an entire group or one person on either iOS, Android or Chrome.



Wednesday, 15 May 2013

Google I/O 2013: Major Redesign of Google Maps


Today at Google I/O 2013 the company showed off some significant changes that they have made to Google Maps. The popular maps service has been built from the ground up for desktop users and it features a new user interface. Browser user interface elements are no longer in the way, the map spreads from one edge of the screen to the other. In the upper left hand corner there’s a search box for entering queries, which offers suggestions on its own.




Google I/O 2013 : Use Google Wallet to send money over Gmail



Google has integrated two of its products in to one another, presenting end users with an entirely different way of sending money online. Google Wallet has now been integrated with Gmail


Google I/O 2013: Google Unlocked Galaxy S4 with Stock Jelly Bean


Google just dropped a pretty big surprise during its opening day I/O keynote. It's taken the wraps off a new edition of Samsung's Galaxy S 4 that runs stock Android Jelly Bean. The device itself is fully unlocked and packing LTE support for AT&T and T-Mobile, along with 16GB of storage.



Google I/O 2013 - What to expect


Google’s big annual developer conference kicks off on Wednesday 15th May 2013. Last year brought us, among other things, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and Google Glass-wearing skydivers falling through the sky to San Francisco’s Moscone Center. What will this year’s event hold? 


Google I/O 2013 - Announcements

Sunday, 12 May 2013

Olympus E-P5 Revealed



After a series of leaked photos and specifications, Olympus has finally taken the wraps off their latest mirrorless camera system, the Olympus E-P5. The camera as far as its looks are concerned, is pretty spot on when compared to the leaked photos, and as expected, the leaked specifications once again held true for the most part. For those hearing about the E-P5 for the first time, here’s what you can expect from the camera.