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At the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) meeting in Singapore, the regulatory body voted to decide whether they should approve the proposal for custom TLD.
New York Post has blocked website access to NYPost.com for iPad users and redirects them to a page which forces them to buy the NYPost iPad app in order to read NYPost content on the iPad.
According to a report published by Forrester Research, Windows is still the undisputed leader among all other Operating Systems when it comes to corporate usage of computers.
The TeamViewer Android app has been available for sometime but it has been included in the Android Market only recently. The TeamViewer app for Android is the real deal – you can pretty much do anything you want on the client computer using the app.
Today is Father’s Day and Google is playing its part by reminding GMail users in the US and Canada to call their Dads.
Google recently applied for the trademark 'Photovine' and possibly acquired the domain name 'Photovine.com'. It seems that with Photovine Google intends to launch a Photo-Sharing service. Lets take a look on what this service can offer.
Firefox 5 is supposed to be officially available on 21st June, but it seems like it has been rolled out to those who have been using it from the beta channel.
Google will soon release an HTML5 version of Google Docs which will have offline editing capabilities both on the desktop (web based version) and the Google Docs Android app. Should this be a reason for Microsoft to worry about?
AirPush Detector is a simple app for Android that detects and removes, if the user wants, apps that uses AirPush. With this app installed, apps which uses AirPush can no longer hide behind the anonymity that the AirPush framework provides.
Google released Chrome 13 beta with many new features, Instant Pages and Print Preview features to be among them. There are many speed ups and bug fixes in the well furnished beta release. Let's take a look.
Microsoft made available yesterday the Kinect for Windows SDK which will allow .Net developers to write Kinecting apps in C++, C#, or VB. The Kinect for Windows SDK beta includes drivers, rich APIs, installation documents, and resource materials.
Sony silently hits the music streaming market with the release of an Android app for Music Unlimited online streaming service. The app is availavle for a free trial as well as paid versions.