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Google Labs, the testing ground for the search giant’s experimental products, just released a new project today: Google Listen, an audio search engine that runs as a Google Android app (for now). It allows you to stream or download podcasts, web audio, news shows, and more through your phone.
Fri, August 21 2009 » Search Engines, Web » No Comments
Wikipedia a project of Wikimedia Foundation, the non profit organization has just released its first official iPhone application for Wikipedia. Wikipedia Mobile, which is available for free in the App Store now (iTunes link), gives users access to iPhone-formatted Wikipedia articles. The truth, however, is that this isn’t a very good application and doesn’t really go beyond anything the regular mobile Wikipedia website doesn’t already do. Indeed, the app is basically just a wrapper for the mobile Wikipedia site.
Wed, August 19 2009 » Web » No Comments
In the preparation of upcoming event the Microsoft has changed its application named as Windows Mobile 6.5 to Windows Phone.
This, says Vole, is an effort to unboggle the minds of the consumer with all the “6.1″ and “6.5″ business that exists now, and which they’re afraid will get even worse when Windows Mobile 7 arrives.
The name change also “reflects the upcoming desktop operating system release where people away from their PC can have the same experience everywhere,” says Microsoft. Are you suitably un-boggled?
Thu, July 30 2009 » Operating System, Smart Phones » No Comments
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