Users of Android devices are increasing at record rates. There are Android phones and tablets and everyone who has an Android device uses the internet (there is not much use of a smart phone if you don’t use internet!) To … Continue reading →

You might have read a number of times that Android market are way behind the Apple’s store when it comes to quality and quantity of apps. Well, that is certainly the case but Android and its developers are developing some … Continue reading →

For android users, here are another three must have Applications for Android.

WebOS the once coveted proprietary software that cost HP 1.2 Billion to acquire, is now Open Source software, after tablets running on WebOS failed miserably. Analysts ponder if WebOS entry, as free licensed software, will disrupt the just –consolidating-phase of … Continue reading →

No I’m not going to list Angry Birds as one of them. Whenever I search for Android game reviews, they always show me Angry Birds and quite frankly, I have played it enough and got bored of it. So here … Continue reading →

A number of articles can be found over the internet that talk about Android apps, their reviews and various tips /tricks. However, there is a dearth of text that discusses Android OS based phones’ basic functionality. So here I am … Continue reading →

If you need more honey in your food, you aren’t the only one. Honeycomb came around in December and we had a lot of questions. This was the first OS that was especially made for Android tablets. Here are some … Continue reading →

TeamViewer is excellent software for allowing the control of your computer from remote places, sharing the desktop and transferring the files between the computers or compatible devices all through the internet. TeamViewer is available not only for computer operating systems … Continue reading →

Mobile malware is rising, and there have been explosions in the world of viruses and Trojans. Virus makers are now targeting mobile platforms- thanks to their growing popularity. If we take the statistics from last 6 months, the chances of … Continue reading →

Looks like Mozilla wants to do it all alone and go the whole vertical. From browsers to version games and now looks poised to play Operating Systems giants Microsoft and Google Chrome at their own game. That both Microsoft and … Continue reading →