Saturday, May 21, 2011

HP TouchPad



Now HP entered into the tablet computer world.HP introduced its TouchPad last February.The device is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-CPU 1.2-GHz processor, a dazzling 9.7-inch diagonal XGA capacitive screen and have internal storage of 16 GB or 32 GB.It has wirelss connectivity supports Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n with WPA, WPA2, WEP, 802.1X authentication.

The HP TouchPad incorporates WebOS 3.0.The new operating system takes many cues from android Honeycomb and the apple iOS.he TouchPad is unlikely to have wide a selection of apps as some of its rivals. The App inventory currently has 8,000 apps, which is substantially less than the 120,000 or so available to Android platforms however let wait and see only time will tell whether the quantity and quality of TouchPad apps will improve.

The HP touchpad is an exciting and a powerfull device, it has superior Web browsing capabilities and its multimedia handling is fantastic and i think it's a serious competitor to the iPad in the months and years to come.


Friday, May 20, 2011

MPlayerX Is a Powerful video player


Mac OS X only: If you're fed up of QuickTime X's which having nominal features or VLC's gawky, not-so-charming interface, check out for the free app MPlayerX which brings a pretty good player to OS X with support for various video formats.

MPlayerX is better than VLC and QuickTime X—an natural, good-looking UI with a pack of extra preferences, as well as support for numerous video format. It can play everything you throw at it, You also can control it with multitouch gestures on your trackpad. It can even automatically detect when you're watching a TV show with multiple episodes in the same folder, and continue on to the next episode on the list with just a keystroke.Do not thing that VLC is junk,VLC, and it's still has the most super powerful interface,and it can also play any video format but the one main drawback i seen in it that its interface isn't the most friendly. If you don't use VLC's super advanced features and you want something a bit easier to use, try MPlayerX—it's the video player to beat on the Mac. MPlayerX is a free download for Mac OS X only.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Access Facebook without internet



U2opia Mobile a Singapore-based software applications developer has developed a new application that will allow them to access Facebook without paying for a data connection.

The Tech behind this (USSD) Unstructured Supplementary Data .

This is the same tech used by the telecommunication providers to send alerts to their users their balance at the end of call or for sending miss call alerts.

At 1 rupee cost Airtel launch this application,now the users can view news feeds, like on news feed stories, posting on friends' walls, confirming friend requests, viewing notifications and finding as well as adding friends.the only drawback of this tech is that it won't support graphics.

Airtel users can dial *325# and *fbk# for non-Qwerty mobile handsets to access Facebook without subscribing to data plans.