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May
21
2013

[Infographic] 4G vs. 3G – A Day in the Life of Your Internet Speed

4G vs. 3G

I remember the days of dial-up and spending hours staring at the computer screen waiting for the 1Mb download to complete. My internet connection today gives me up to 10Mbps speeds and going back to anything lower is definitely a thing I dread! I have a Blackberry Torch 9800 which came out a few years back and have no plans of upgrading to a new phone just yet. But, at best it gives me 3G speeds and I can identify to many of the points in the below infographic. Can you? Via: 4G Internet

May
17
2013

5 Free Browsers for Android tablets and phones

Nexus 7

The Google Play store has several paid and free browsers for Android phones and tablets. Most phones come inbuilt with a browser. But, you have several options to choose from. I’ve tried out quite a few browsers trying to find the best solution. Here are five browsers for Android that I recommend. Google Chrome Google’s very own browser for Android. Chrome comes installed on the Nexus 7 and several other Android devices. You can sign in to Chrome across your devices to sync your open tabs, bookmarks, and omnibox data from your computer to your phone or tablet. Download Google…

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May
13
2013

iDropCopy lets you synchronise your clipboard across your Mac and iOS devices

iDropCopy

Software and services today are increasingly being powered by the cloud. Services like Dropbox (aff.) or Google Drive allow you to save your files in the cloud and synchronise across devices. This works great, but if you’re find yourself copy pasting information between your computer and mobile devices, then you’ll need to rely to services like Evernote. If you already have Dropbox, and don’t want to try anything new, then check out iDropCopy. iDropCopy shares your copied data and links with your Apple iOS devices and Mac OSX using Dropbox file sharing service. iDropCopy service allows you to store 25,…

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May
10
2013

Game for the weekend: Blitz Brigade

Blitz Brigade

Ever since the early days of Quake, Unreal Tournament and Counter Strike, I’ve loved online gaming, especially FPS. I’m currently trying my hand at Max Payne 3′s multiplayer (though I must confess I get fragged a lot more than I frag!). So, when I came across Blitz Brigade, I had to give it a try. Created by Gameloft, Blitz Brigade is a free online multiplayer FPS game for Android. You can become one of five highly skilled and totally badass classes and team up with other players to pound your enemies into the dirt and call them mean names. Key…

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May
7
2013

Maluuba is your personal assistant app for Android and Windows 8

Maluuba

iPhone and iPad users have enjoyed Siri for a long time. It’s a good alternative to typing out those boring phrases and also be good fun if you’re bored and just want to chat to your phone. Android and Windows users haven’t enjoyed a feature as good as this. Google Now is a good option for Android users. But, I’m sure you want more. Maluuba is the most advanced voice based personal assistant on Android that allows users to speak naturally to find restaurants, businesses, events, and organize their calendars, reminders, and alarms. Maluuba currently supports 18 different categories ranging…

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May
6
2013

Learn Spanish, French and other languages with LingLing

LingLang

In 2012, an EC study revealed that only 39% of people in the UK can speak another language. The story isn’t different in many other countries either. But, there is great enthusiasm to learn a foreign language. If you’re an Android user, LingLing attempts to help you in this task. Features Learn by playing an exciting and beautiful game in HD Create your avatar from over a billion of combinations and go with him through this amazing adventure Discover all the secret Achievements and hidden bonuses 20 times faster learning than traditional methods – 750 new words each month Database…

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May
3
2013

Game for the weekend: CSR Racing

CSR Racing

I love racing games. I blogged about Real Racing 3 a few weeks back and yet another really good drag racing  game is CSR Racing. Race your dream car in the ultimate test: a drag race along deserted city streets. CSR Racing combines stunning, high-fidelity graphics with addictive gameplay to create a new type of racing experience. The game boasts of a wide range of cars from Audi, Bentley, BMW, Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, GM, Mini, McLaren, Pagani, and Nissan; incl. Audi R8, Ford GT, Chevrolet Camaro, McLaren MP4-12C, Nissan GT-R and BMW M3. Choose from turbos, engine stages, ECU tweaks,…

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Apr
30
2013

Connect with your friends using SociaLink

SociaLink

In today’s technology driven world you’ll most likely be on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram. Throw in Whatsapp, Google Talk and other messaging services and you’ll most likely be busy shifting apps to keep in touch. If you have an iPhone, then you can get hold of SociaLink App.SociaLink is a the most efficient way to send and receive friend and follow requests. SociaLink allows two people with the app to friend or follow each other instantly and in-person on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. If someone doesn’t have the app, instantly share your social media profile links as well…

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Apr
16
2013

Google Keep vs. Evernote – Who Wins?

Google Keep vs. Evernote, Google Keep and Evernote comparison

Ever since the introduction of Google Keep, the tech world has been abuzz, as it usually is when Google introduces a new feature that is expected to compete with a highly popular company, program or app- in this case, it is Evernote. When I first heard of Evernote, I must admit, I wasn’t impressed. There were already several great note-creating services around. It wasn’t until I tried it that I realized just how much more Evernote actually can do. And it has grown to be one of the most popular cloud services around. But Google has created what some have…

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Apr
12
2013

Game for the Weekend: Paper Toss 2.0

Paper Toss 2

I played Paper Toss on my old iPod a few years back and loved it. And, when I saw that Backflip Studios had released Paper Toss 2, I just had to try it out! Paper Toss 2.0 returns with a bigger and more fun environment. You no longer need to throw just paper balls, but you can choose from a wide array of items including crushed cans, bananas, tomatoes and more. And, you no longer need to aim at that one waste paper basket. Throw them at your boss or your coworkers or the poor intern who keeps moving in…

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