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By admin, on August 31st, 2010
 An application called iStethoscope, developed by Peter Bentley of University College of London, converts an iPhone into a stethoscope. To use the application, the iPhone is placed close to the chest, so that it’s built-in microphone can record the heartbeats. The application is an audio amplifier that records sounds through the built-in microphone, amplifies it, filters it in real time and records it. Continue reading Listening to Your Heartbeats is Just an iPhone Away
By admin, on August 31st, 2010
 Microsoft has launched a Bing search application for Android smartphones, but only for those who are using the Verizon wireless network. The application can be downloaded from the Verizon Wireless Android phones Marketplace. It features Bing image of the day with clickable hotspots that can be used to explore and discover related trivia on the place/object featured in the image. The image of the day changes every day and you can swipe through the last seven days of images. An image search feature is included in the application, so you scroll through a vast list of images based on your search. Continue reading Bing Comes to Android but Only on Verizon
By admin, on August 27th, 2010
 Dell Aero Smartphone Dell has launched a new smartphone called Aero based on the Android platform. It has a 624MHz Marvell processor, 3.5” screen, 5MP camera with 8X zoom, built-in GPS, and comes with a removable 2GB MicroSD card. It can accept up to a 32GB MicroSD card. This smartphone has a replaceable battery which can be switched easily. It has built-in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and comes with an enhanced Android browser with Flash Lite, which lets you watch videos and flash movies. Continue reading Dell Launches Aero Smartphone
By admin, on August 26th, 2010
 Netflix application for iphone Netflix has launched a free application for the iPhone. This application allows Netflix members to stream selected movies or episodes to their iPhone and watch them instantly for no additional cost. The monthly plans for Netflix start at $8.99 a month and allow unlimited viewing of the videos available for streaming. The streamed movies or episodes can be watched using Wi-Fi or the 3G network. The episodes and movies are organized into a variety of categories based on members personal preferences, popular genres, new arrivals and members’ individual instant Queues. Continue reading Netflix Launches on iPhone
By admin, on August 26th, 2010
 StumbleUpon, the Web service which lets users rate and review the Web sites that they visit and recommends new Web sites to visit, has now launched an application for the iPhone and Android. The application comes with an embedded browser and a bar on the top which has the like, dislike, and stumble upon buttons. Users can press the thumbs up icon to show their liking, the thumbs down button to show their disliking, and the stumble upon icon to go to a recommended Web site. Continue reading StumbleUpon Now Available for iPhone and Android as an App
By admin, on August 25th, 2010
 Google has launched a revamped mobile Web site for Finance. The mobile Web site now offers the same features and functionality which are available on the desktop version of Google Finance. You can access the mobile Web site when you do a search for stock ticker or company names on your mobile device, or when you tap the “Finance” tab on the Google mobile home page. Continue reading Google Launches a Revamped Mobile Finance Web site
By admin, on August 25th, 2010
 Google Earth Application for Android Google has added new features in the 1.1 version of its Google Earth application for Android. The application now lets you explore beneath the ocean surface. You can check out the landscape and terrain in Monterery Bay Canyon, which is larger than the Grand Canyon, by zooming in on Google Earth below the ocean surface just off the coast. Continue reading Explore Underneath the Ocean with Google Earth for Android
By admin, on August 24th, 2010
 Google has added push notification in its Google Mobile application for iPhone. Once you have linked your Google account to the application by signing into your account in the application, an icon badge will appear to show that you received a new e-mail in Gmail, and the Google event reminders will appear on the home screen of your iPhone. Continue reading Google Adds Push Notification to its Mobile Application
By admin, on August 21st, 2010
 Apple is shutting down Quattro wireless, the mobile ad network it purchased in January this year for $275 million, to focus exclusively on its iAd platform. While the Quattro wireless mobile ad network was cross-platform and supported mobile operating systems other than those from Apple, the iAd platform will only work on the iPhone and iPad devices. Continue reading Apple is Shutting down Quattro, Will Focus on iAd Only
By admin, on August 20th, 2010
 Facebook has added a new feature to its iPhone application called Places. It allows you to tell on your Facebook page where you are, and the friends you are with in real time. There is a Check-In button in the interface and you can tap that to share your location with your friends to tell them where you are. You can also easily see if any of your friends have also chosen to check in nearby. To use this feature, you will need to have the most recent version of the Facebook application for the iPhone. You also can access Places from touch.facebook.com if your mobile browser supports HTML 5 and geolocation. To use this feature, you go to Places on the iPhone application or touch.facebook.com site and then tap the “Check In” button. Continue reading Facebook Adds a Places Feature to its iPhone Application
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