The recently announced Galaxy Nexus has been successfully rooted by MoDaCo’s Paul O’Brien. It is also worth knowing that Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the first smartphone to carry Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS. The phone was announced on October 20, 2011 and it is still not available in US and UK.
We can only pre order this phone from the UK and it is slated to be released in India in the end of November 2011.
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The latest Beta version of Google Chrome comes with the support for multiple profiles. This feature is useful to those who share Chrome on the same Windows account with family members and friends.
Each user profile that is created will have the default Chrome environment which can be customized by the user itself, whether it be importing of bookmarks, installation of plugins or setting up Google Chrome sync.
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Here is a some good news, Samsung is all geared to launch its flagship smartphone Galaxy Nexus in India, by the end of November. Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the first smartphone to have the Android 4.0 ice cream sandwich update. According to some sources the Galaxy Nexus (16GB) will be priced around Rs.40,000.
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Recently I have installed Android 2.2 (Froyo) on my old Samsung Galaxy 5 (I5503) phone. Officially, Samsung doesn’t provide this update here in India. Here is how you can do it.
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Samsung has finally launched the GALAXY Note in India. Galaxy Note is unveiled and launched today for Indian users for a whopping price of Rs 34990.
Samsung GALAXY Note has a 5.3” AMOLED display something in the lines of Dell Streak. It is also considered as a phone-tablet hybrid by tech enthusiasts all over the world. Samsung has also introduced a new pen-input technology which they call S-Pen.
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Facebook has enabled the native support for .ics file or iCal feed using which you can import Facebook friends birthdays and other Facebook events to Google Calendar or any other calendar based application.
Here I will show you, how to import birthdays to Google Calendar.
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Windows 8 brings with itself, great multi monitor support which is missing in Windows 7. One such feature that is lacking in Windows 7 is there is only one taskbar available no matter how many monitors are connected. If you have multi monitors attached you have to get back to the main screen to open programs which is kind of annoying.
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