Technology Hacks from the Owl
Update: 31 July 2010: EFTs resumed After the recent issue (Paypal had completely stopped withdrawals to India citing RBI regulations) in february for Paypal’s Indian users, a new one has sprung up today. The problems with...
The new Nokia N900 is a slider smartphone (Or a mobile computer as Nokia says it), with a Full QWERTY keyboard. It has a 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen display screen, HSPA and WiFi, 32GB of storage (which...
Got to know of this handy utility for Windows called OmniHide. It basically allows you to hide files within other files. I have tried it to: Hide files inside avi video file Hide files inside pdf...
Originally, it was speculated that the white iPhone4 would be available from the 30th of July 2010, but it looks as that won’t be happening. In an official statement from Apple’s website, the company has provided...
Sharp FX is quite a ‘texter’ phone: primarily to send SMS and emails, in addition to voice calls. You can also watch Mobile TV on this sub $100 Smartphone. Features: Full touchscreen Plus a slide-out QWERTY...
You must have probably noticed the redesign for ‘Google Images’ search results. It bears an uncanny resemblance to Bing’s Image search results. Google has indexed more than 10 billion images on world wide web. Densely Tiled...
Dell launched its KACE Secure Browser, which is a virtualised and uber-secure version of Firefox which prevents the spread of viruses and malware to the operating system. KACE Secure Browser is based on Firefox 3.6 and...
With the launch of the Firefox Home application for the iPhone [which gives users access to their Firefox history, bookmarks and tabs], Mozilla has put up a new design challenge at mozcreative. The goal of this...
Try searching for any term on google (while signed in) and you’ll see results from your Social circle toward the end of the page. Google knows your social contacts from you gmail address book and searches...
Binged.it? Seriously, as a SHORTNER? Well, apparently MS thinks so. Microsoft has come out with its own url shortening(?) service binged.it This was first discovered in a tweet from the Bing Travel team. “Currently in partnership...
