Google has announced that the next version of it’s hugely popular mobile operating system Android will be called “Jelly Bean”. This is in keeping with the tradition of naming each OS version, Jelly Bean being 4.1, after a dessert in alphabetical order. So the next Android version
The much awaited Samsung Galaxy S3 is out and getting rave reviews. We compared it to the nearest competition, the HTC One X. Samsung has gone all out to promote the Galaxy S3 and nearly every reviewer has praised it to the sky. So is it the
Facebook has recently roped in many features like the New Interface, Facebook Messenger, Visiting card look on hover. Now Facebook is trying to improvise the user experience totally to satisfy its users. Gone are the days of Facebook when a user had to delete their old comment
Max Payne is back. It’s been 8 long years since we’ve seen Max fly through the air in slow motion and take down multiple baddies in one go. After a long and somewhat troubled development phase, Max Payne 3 finally saw the light of day by early
Windows Phone 7 was launched in late 2010 to surprisingly positive reviews. Unlike Microsoft’s previous mobile operating systems (Windows Mobile), Windows Phone was geared more towards commercial than business use. It debuted with the refreshing new Metro interface which will be seen in the future Windows 8.
Another Giveaway of the month from Coolpctips.com. This time, its Eltima Recover PDF Password for Windows. This is an awesome application for searching passwords for password protected PDF documents. Usually a standard PDF document will have two passwords, one is user and another one is owner. A
Seems like Facebook Timeline Update concentrated much on users profiles this time. There were a lot of updates from past few days and these updates have changed the way ones Facebook wall and Timeline appears. It has been more specific and more clear with good icons and thumbnails.
Finally the most awaiting Microsoft Surface Tablet PC has been reveled. Few gossips say that Microsoft is completely frustrated with their longtime hardware partners and want to produce the hardware themselves now. This decision of making their own Tablet PC proves that Microsoft doesn’t want to depend on
