Zoho Leaps Ahead, While Others Lag Behind!
There exists a fundamental flaw in the way online Office Systems work, and that is the requirement of a Internet connection to use the online Office Suite. With the absence of Internet connection you just can’t create documents and edit, but that is all set to change with Zoho’s announcement of the addition of Offline Feature into Zoho Office Suite. To use Zoho Writer in offline mode, just install Google Gears and restart your web browser. Then login to your Zoho account and click the link at the top that... Read The Rest →
Flickr to map the world's latest photo hotspots
My favorite online photo service Flickr seems to get better with every other passing day. Its nice to see Yahoo continuing with development of Flickr. Flickr yesterday announced a new feature dubbed Places that aims to help you in Finding photos taken at a particular place. This new feature will allow you to use Flickr Places to explore places you’ve never been to. Flickr has handpicked over 10,000 places worldwide to showcase photos that were shot over there. Flickr will also provide other information like Maps, Weather and Time at... Read The Rest →
Joost to have Chat thanks to Meebo
The Hottest Online Video Startup in town just got a little more hotter. Lets say its burning hot right now. Joost has just announced integration with Meebo to provide inline Chat into the Joost software that is installed on millions of PC’s worldwide. If you are a Meebo user, then you can chat within Joost to your buddies on Yahoo, AIM, Gtalk etc.. which means no more shuffling between your favorite messenger software and Joost, the best thing to happen to Online TV.. For the time being the Meebo integration... Read The Rest →
Operation Firefox – A New Take on Spread Firefox
Mozilla has come up with yet another initiative to take Firefox to the masses. The latest campaign coming from Mozilla is titled as "Operation Firefox" an initiative that takes to marketing Firefox in the traditional way by putting up large sized banners in public places. In brief: The goal is to post fifty 3½-feet (~1 meter) wide Firefox logo stickers in some very visible areas around the world. Participants must be residents of the US, Canada, Japan, China and New Zealand though. Well here are some more details about the... Read The Rest →
Yay! GMail finally gets IMAP
Thanks to DownloadSquad I discovered that my Gmail account finally has IMAP Access in it. IMAP allows you to read and send mail just like POP does but albeit in a much better way. IMAP will allow you to read mails from a variety programs and the most important thing is that all the mails that you read say in your iPhone, the same mails will be marked as read when you check your inbox in Thunderbird.
We Have Lost Oink.cd! Servers Raided and Admin Arrested
Well things are not going so well in the Bittorrent arena. After recent troubles with TorrentSpy we have lost one of the biggest private Bittorrent trackers in the world, in the form of Oink.cd. Well I have never been able to find myself a invite to Oink but I have to say a lot of people say that if you are a Music fan then Oink is for you. Well Torrentfreak reports that the admin of Oink has been arrested and the servers of Oink have been raided. Well that... Read The Rest →
Google Analytics Announces Exciting New Features
The Google Analytics blog today made some important announcements today for which we have been waiting for a quite a while now. In addition to the new features that will be rolled out soon, Urchin Stats which provides the backend for Google Analytics which Google had acquired back in 2006 will be released with a new version 6 that will bring Urchin on par with Google Analytics. Urchin Stats is a standalone package that you can install on your website without depending on Google Analytics. Being a corporate stats package,... Read The Rest →
GMail gets a Storage Boost!
Google has just announced that GMail will be getting additional storage from now on. Dubbed as "infinity+1" GMail will continuously increase from now on. By the end of this month we should see about 4GB of storage in GMail and 6GB by January. Well here are the rough estimates of how much storage you will have : Well that roughly translates into : 2912MB by October 11, 2007 midnight Google time 4.2GB by the 23rd this month
Apple iPhone Has been Unlocked Again
Well the cat and mouse game has just begun again. iPhoneSIMFree thanks to the jailbreak of the iPhone by the iPhone dev team/Niacin. Well ever since Apple upgraded the iPhone firmware to version 1.1.1 all the unlocks stopped working on the iPhone, rendering months of hardwork useless. Well you don’t need to fret anymore, because the iPhoneSIMFree has managed to have the unlock working once again just a couple of days after the jailbreak. Well the new unlock seems to be a lot better than the initial release. If you... Read The Rest →
Firefox Will Very Soon Invade Mobile Browsers
The Vice President of Mozilla, Mike Schroepfer has given us the roadmap on Firefox plans to conquer the mobile web browser market. The work is on and is running at full throttle, so you can expect a Mobile Firefox Web Browser anytime soon. The core foundation for the Mobile Browser would be Mozilla 2 (think Firefox 4) which is currently in development. Starting with Mozilla 2 frameworks, mobile devices will be involved in the making of Mobile Firefox, to evaluate its performance, speed, memory footprint etc.. Christian Sejersen the... Read The Rest →
