Wonder what would be the scenario if there always had been an internet. Here is an imagination of how it would look. Dhawal D
Category Archives: Internet Services
20
Jun
Google Adds Gay Rainbow to the right of the search box
Google has added a rainbow to the right of the search box to show their support for the Gay and Lesbian community. June is Gay and Lesbian Pride month and like Google has done before in 2010,  2009 and  2008, Google has added the rainbow colors when you search for gay related keywords. For […]
19
Jun
Products and services by Google as on June 2011
This is slightly going to be a huge post, we are jotting down services and products offered by Google to the users. Some of the services are used by us on a day to day basis, imagine what happens if we one day get up and there is No Google. DESKTOP PRODUCTS Standalone […]
19
Jun
Google can track your PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and other devices
We recently, heard about Apple, tracking the user data on the iPhone and iPad, and started to believe that Apple is an evil company with no respect to the privacy of the users. But guess what, there is another Big Daddy, who has more control over your activities in the virtual world than Apple, yes, […]
17
Jun
Cloud Computing and Where it Stand in 2011
We recently posted an Article about Cloud Computing and it’s benefits for Small businesses, here we are again to give you some insides about how cloud computing is doing in the production environment in the mid-2011. Some of the factors influencing Cloud computing include: Hardware Saving Faster Deployment Scalable Automation Capabilities Cost Reduction The leading […]
16
Jun
Cloud Music: Apple iTunes versus Google Music
The rumors are going ga-ga over the development of the new Android application that Google is coming up with that will compete with iTunes, with a possible live stream component much like  Pandora.  However, Apple is quickly trying to activate their own cloud music.  You’re probably wondering what the heck cloud music is, […]
13
Jun
iCloud uses Windows Azure Services for Hosting Data: Sources
The wizards at  InfiniteApple, a recently-established Apple-related blog have found out that Apple’s iCloud online services actually use third-party services, namely Amazon Cloud Services and Windows Azure. It turns out that iCloud seems to use Windows Azure, unlimited web hosting services and Amazon Cloud Services for storage, as shown by a packet dump. Below we’re […]
13
Jun
Acquisitions by Google – Chronology
We recently posted and article about the  Acquisitions & Investments by Microsoft, here we are with the Acquisitions by Google, The acquisitions date by as early as February 2011. Google has acquired wide range of companies from Youtube to reCaptcha to feedburner. Some of them to purely generate revenue while most of them to increase […]
11
Jun
[NSFW] Foursquare for Sex – don’t check in without Protection
![[NSFW] Foursquare for Sex – don’t check in without Protection](https://thednetworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Screen-shot-2011-06-11-at-6.24.15-PM.png "[NSFW] Foursquare for Sex – don’t check in without Protection")
Folks over at College Humor has tried their best to demonstrate how obsessed we get with a piece of software or service. They have taken an example for Fousquare, do watch the video, if hilarious. http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6415974/foursquare-for-sex as they say “don’t check in without Protection” Dhawal D
Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Versus iPad 2
If you are caught up between the hype of buying an iPad 2 or waiting for the Samsung Galaxy 10.1. We are here to give you in-depth comparison between the Samsung Galaxy 10.1 ans the iPad 2. The Samsung Galaxy 10.1 is slightly lighter than the iPad 2 and of course runs and […]