The Nexus One is a smartphone from Google that uses the Android open source mobile operating system.The device is manufactured by Taiwan’s HTC Corporation, and became available on January 5, 2010. Features of the phone include the ability to transcribe voice to text, noise canceling dual microphones, and voice directions while driving.
The phone comes unlocked and is not restricted to any particular mobile network provider.
View the Nexus One Full Technical Specifications
Engadget’s Review of the Nexus One
For those who missed the the unveiling of the new Apple product officially called “iPad” during the Apple Keynote.
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The iSlate, also referred to as the Apple Tablet or iPad, is a rumored upcoming tablet computing device product from Apple Inc.
As of new there are not much info about this wonderful product but Apple has released the final look of the product.
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Two key pieces of Google’s effort to make Chrome a more competitive browser fell into place on Tuesday as Google released beta versions of the browser for Mac OS X and Linux.
Tuesday’s software release is a version of Chrome that had previously been available only as developer preview software for Mac and Linux machines. “It took longer than we expected, but we hope the wait was worth it,” product manager Brian Rakowski said in a blog post.
Macs are widely used, if not as common as Windows machines, and there’s been some demand in tech circles for the Mac version of Chrome. Linux, while less widely used among ordinary computer users, has importance of its own: it’s the foundation for Chrome OS. That’s the browser-based operating system Google hopes will be popular on Netbooks starting next year.
According to the Chromium development calendar, the beta versions are scheduled to graduate to the next level of maturity, “stable,” on January 12. Chrome for Windows graduated out of beta almost exactly a year ago.
I blogged about Google Wave on how this service would make things easier for us users to collaborate on some projects. With that in mind, Google has given me Google Wave invitations to give away, so if you wanna have your own Google Wave then please do leave a comment with your Gmail add. This is a limited time offer and I will only take the first fifteen people.
The long wait for Karmic Koala has ended as Ubuntu 9.10 has been officially released by Canonical Ltd today.
Some of the features of the new Ubuntu release will include:
- better integration with cloud-computing environments, and the simplification of cloud creation using open-source tools on Ubuntu Server Edition.
- faster boot
- seamless netbook support
- taking advantage of kernel mode setting to make the boot process and virtual terminals shinier and snappier
- a pretty default theme for your desktop.
Download Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala here
Just when people are settling in to iPhone 3G S, Apple has previewed the upcoming iPhone 4G.
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iPhone 4G Features
• Titanium and Glass.
• OLED screen
• 3G
• GPS
• Front camera for iChat
• Removable battery
• 3.2 Megapixel camera
• Video
• 32 GB
The tentative release of the iPhone 4G will be around Mid 2010.
Today the interwebs is dominated by news and excitement surrounding the official launch of Google Wave.
In a nutshell, Google Wave is a real-time communication platform. It combines aspects of email, instant messaging, wikis, web chat, social networking, and project management to build one elegant, in-browser communication client. You can bring a group of friends or business partners together to discuss how your day has been or share files.
As of this writing , I am hoping to receive an invite from my fellow Google users.
Click this link for an in-depth, complete guide about Google Wave