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Apple has settled its long-running courtroom battle with Proview Technologies in China by handing over $60 million, according to court briefings issued this week. The case concerned the use of the iPad brand name in China, which Proview technologies was claiming ownership to and demanding damages from Apple. The Cupertino company on the other hand claimed that the … [Read more...]
Compressed or Zip files or folders will take a shorter space of your computer's storage than the uncompressed ones and they can transferred quickly and easily to other computers as well. Also by compressing or adding a group of files to a Zip file, you can transfer them easily across the web. Microsoft Windows 7 by default will let you to zip a group of files or … [Read more...]
Zip files are compressed archives, which can used to compress one or more files, folders into a single file for reducing the storage space of those files. In other words, Zip files are the space-saving way of storing one or more files, folders. Unlike normal files which you can open in Windows 7 without the need of any third party software, you can't open Zip … [Read more...]
Nokia’s Lumia 900 already had the weight of the world on its shoulders long before Windows Phone 8 came along to deliver what was seen as a fatal blow. While the 900 may have been slow to take off, critics suggested than the Nokia flagship Smartphone was simply learning to walk before it could truly fly and that with enough time and carrier backing, it was destined … [Read more...]
Days ago, for the first time in History, Chrome surpassed Internet Explorer as the most used browser worldwide, and now Google gives several interesting figures on the number of users of Chrome and other products, such as the recently launched Google Drive, the Chrome Web Store and other classics like Gmail. I can't remember a day in last 5 years when I haven't … [Read more...]
Google’s Project Glass may still be at least two years away from a commercial release, but those lucky enough to be in attendance at Google’s I/O even this week have already been graced with the kind of hands-on testing the rest of us will have to wait until 2014 for. Dubbed the world’s first “Augmented Reality” glasses, Project Glass represents the creation of … [Read more...]
Unless you’ve been spending the majority of the week so far hiding under a rock, you’ll no doubt be fully aware that Google has finally lifted the lid on its new Nexus 7 tablet – much to the delight of millions. So, now that the existence of the Google Nexus 7 can no longer be disputed, the only questions that remain are those of why you should buy one, along with … [Read more...]
While the new Google Nexus 7 tablet with an extraordinary $199 price tag is likely to spell the demise of the Amazon Kindle Fire and countless other budget-priced tablets, analysts remain unconvinced as to its chances against Apple’s iPad. According to industry experts, what will define the success or otherwise of the Nexus 7 is the strength and abundance of apps … [Read more...]
Never one to shy away from a little showboating here and there, Google’s I/O event kicked off in typically understated style when a groups of skydivers threw themselves out of a blimp over the event hall in San Francisco – simply to demonstrate the company’s new “augmented reality” glasses – aka project glass. Google’s Project Glass Google’s Project Glass has … [Read more...]
The Android App Market is super huge and in it, there are many Android apps that allow us to scan documents from the camera itself, or rather, process pictures to later use it as readable documents. And this is getting better day by day with the help of latest hardware and other features, which in turn are making many devices like scanners obsolete to use, or limiting … [Read more...]