 | Android 4.0 or other wise known as Android Ice Cream Sandwich is the latest version of Google’s Android mobile operating system offering. Various mobile device manufacturing companies are still working towards pushing an Android 4.0 build for their respective devices such as the HTC Ville and the ASUS EeePad Transformer 2. Soon, Android 4.0 Icecream… |
 | Earlier today, Google has dropped a pleasant surprise when they released the source code of Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” to the Android Open Source Project. After announcing Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” about a month ago, Google promised that unlike its predecessor – Android 3 “Honeycomb” – it will be open sourced. Although, Google did not… |
 | “Slide to Unlock” your phone is now a very common functionality now available on almost all touch screen based smart phones out there. But, this technology was initially pioneered by Apple and first introduced in the iPhone way back in 2007. Apple applied for a patent for the same even earlier in December 2005 and… |
 | Many Google products are undergoing major changes. Recently products such as Gmail, Search and Google Docs had a redesign. Today, Google has announced that Google Reader too is getting a new design and will have tighter integration into Google+. Unlike the changes in Gmail, Docs etc. which was mainly cosmetic, the changes in Reader will… |
| Google has released the source code of all the versions of the Android operating system, until Gingerbread (Android 2.3). However, they did not release the source code of Honeycomb (Android 3). Google had said that Honeycomb is the exception and that the versions of Android released after that will be open source again. After the… |
 | Just when the stylus pen input device was going out of fashion dues to the finger touch interfaces being brought oout by all mobile companies in the market, Google just gave it a totally new life! Yes, the latest version of Google’s Android Operating system – Android 4.0 Icecream sandwich has support for the stylus… |
 | Well, its not official yet, but Microsoft’s Windows 7 has now become the most widely used operating system. The user share of Windows 7 just surpassed that of Windows XP recently for the first time since it was first launched in October 2009. This is really a good news for Microsoft as the company has… |
 | At the F8 event, Facebook has introduced so many new changes, including the amazing Timeline, that many started questioning if it means the end of Google+. Well, if recent data is to be believed, Google+ is far from dead – in fact it seems to be growing very fast. Four days ago, Google+ came out… |
