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Google Chrome OS Screenshots leaked

Google announced in July that it will launch Google Chrome Operating System targeting netbooks initially and later with the possibility of extending it to the laptops and desktops. Since then some screenshots are popping up as early builds of Chrome OS, they may be fake and we don’t know yet. ... Read More →

Wikipedia Color Coding Untrustworthy Text

Wikipedia is a rich source of information on any topic but it is some times not trustworthy, due to the free editing of the articles some people add random crap into articles. If you think this problem is the main reason to not to trust Wikipedia information, Wikipedia adding a trustworthiness to ... Read More →

BloggyBits: Flash Widget to Easily Showcase Your Latest Activity

How active are you on the social web? Here is an easy to use widget to spotlight your  latest  activity on social sites. BloggyBits is a flash widget that helps you showcase your latest activity at your favorite social sites right on your blog or website. Currently, it supports Twitter, Digg, ... Read More →

Nokia’s Linux based N900 announced

Nokia today announced a new smartphone that uses Linux based OS Maemo. This is the first phone for Nokia that is using Maemo. Whether you call it a smartphone or an internet tablet this thing is looking great in the pictures. ... Read More →

Nokia Launches Booklet 3G Mini Laptop

The mobile giant Nokia is entering the PC market with a new netbook dubbed as Booklet 3G. There is speculation about Nokia entering PC market for quite some time, Nokia today announced it’s first PC product named Booklet 3G powered by Intel Atom processor. ... Read More →

Best Sites and Applications for Screencasting

Screencasting can be very useful for presenting your work to others or to make video tutorials on any application, etc., There are many applications and websites that provide high quality screencasting solutions where you can create a screencast and share it online with your friends or business ... Read More →

Video Chat in iGoogle

Google offered video chat feature in Gmail for quite sometime. Now Google added the same feature to iGoogle, from now you can access the video chat feature from your iGoogle page. With this feature added to the iGoogle you can chat with those who don’t actively use Gmail but use iGoogle as their ... Read More →

gReactions Aggregates and Pulls Comments into Google Reader

Google Reader is one of the popular RSS feed readers and useful web service to keep up with the RSS feeds from around the web. It pulls RSS feeds you add it to the reader, but it won’t pull the comments originated either in the blog post or in places like twitter. gReactions solves this by pulling ... Read More →