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If you are ready shuff off your pocket a bit and you are new to the Android Market and are looking for one. Continue reading this article:
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After the cheapest Car, India is now to set a new record – The cheapest Android Based Tablet!
The Indian government launched the $35 (Rs. 1,700) tablet called Aakash, which Union minister Kapil Sibal called a “tablet for the poor.”
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Management quota means backdoor entry in colleges. For many students getting admission to any top colleges is almost impossible because of the high competition and snoring cut off. For them management quota is an option to get admission in the good and renowned colleges by just paying fees which is higher than general quota seat… Read the rest of this entry »
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Apple has evolved as the most dominating. When you were expecting the Iphone 5 it comes out with Iphone 4S. The point is: It does not give what you want. It gives you what it wants to give you.
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Have you ever tried MS Calculator as a Web Browser? Well here is a funny way to do so… Read the rest of this entry »
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Avani Riverside Mall is the crowning glory of Howrah’s changing skyline. Visible from miles away, it beckons all those who are looking to experience the next level of shopping, eating out and entertainment.
It is an architectural wonder spread over a massive 600,000 square feet area, designed to inspire awe and generate admiration. Showing off the most modern facilities as well as a world of amenities, Avani Riverside Mall is as world class as it can get.
Little wonder some of the world’s most desired brands have opened their stores here, and many more are making plans for a grand entry. Read the rest of this entry »
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The wait is over. f8 2011 brought something which you could not imagine. No one did. If you missed the f8 conference, read this exclusive take on f8 2011.
After Google’s Google+, it was very much expected that fb would launch something that will prove its superiority. And to add on to that, Google+ wont be able to do what Orkut could not.
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Facebook is now trying to match and add new features which similar players have to their advantage. Some of the recent changes experienced on FB are:
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If you have wanted to learn new languages and the only time you are free is at night after all that you have planned for the day goes wrong and you don’t get time to go for classes. The Fourdy Wlog brings a good news for you.
The E-world has the tutor, in your house and for FREE 
What is Livemocha [dot] com?
Livemocha.com is a graphic user interface where you can learn up to more than 35 languages and there are more than 9 million users spread over 200 countries. It provides you for a free and paid version of classes which can improve the language which you want to learn. It takes only 60 seconds to register; you can do so using your Facebook account or your mail accounts.
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Google’s most awaited answer to Facebook in the social networking zone has arrived in the form of the Google+ Project. And the alert call is Google+ was launched on the same day (29th June, 2011) when MySpace, (the leading social networking site of the pre-Facebook era), was sold for just $35 million to an ad network which shows how rapidly social networking giants can rise and fall.
However according to Google, Google+ project is their attempt to make online sharing even better. They aren’t trying to replace what’s currently available; they just want to introduce a new way to connect online with the people related to you.
The biggest thrust Google has for pulling people towards using Google+ is integration. It will build Google+ social networking features and tools into almost all of its existing online services so at some point of time it would seem silly to jump out to some other site (Facebook) to do your social networking.
BUT before we jump on to any conclusion we have to accept the fact that none of Google’s product has been able to generate the fire in social media be it Google Buzz or Wave which were largely ignored or Orkut which almost faded out with the coming of Facebook. Also the fact that Google+’s key feature — the idea to organize your friends into ‘circles‘ and share certain content only with certain circles — isn’t really unique or new: Facebook already offers ‘lists‘ that lets you select which content is seen by which friends.
So people what do you think? Would Google+ kill Facebook?
