Category: Software
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Google VoIP found hidden within Google Voice
Although there has been no official announcement from the search engine giant about a new VoIP based service, evidence of its existence has been found within Google Voice by the peeps over at Disruptive Telephony. So based on this discovery, I’m guessing that it’s Google’s intention to roll out a new VoIP service, but I […]
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Adobe release Flash to HTML5 conversion tool – Flash finally on iOS?
Adobe have released an experimental tool which converts Flash content (FLA files) to HTML5, via its Adobe Labs website. The tool is strangely named ‘Wallaby’ and can be downloaded free of charge from the Adobe Labs website. The main advantage to such a tool is that Flash content can now be made iOS compatible, as […]
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Opera launch Mobile App store
Today, Opera has launched its brand new Mobile App store which will be available for the following mobile platforms: Android, BlackBerry, Java, Palm, Symbian and also Windows Mobile. The new App store is a convergence of various mobile operating systems and should allow users to easily search for an application for their smartphone in one […]
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Android Honeycomb’s Music app contains Cloud Music Sync feature
The clever people over at XDA-Developers are always finding ways to make Android better, similar to the jailbreaking community who strive to make Apple’s iOS better. Their latest exploit (thanks to forum member WhiteWidows) has given us a peek into what the stock Music app that comes with Android Honeycomb is capable of. He’s replaced […]
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Warner Bros. bringing popular movies to Facebook – test begins today with “The Dark Knight”
Warner Bros. is offering to make the most of those Facebook “credits” when they begin trials for a movie player experience through the leading social networking site and the respective pages of some of their popular films, starting in the US with “The Dark Knight” which will become available today and more to follow in […]
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Android overtakes Blackberry as #1 Smartphone platform in US
A recent study by comScore has shown that Google’s Android mobile platform is the most used smartphone OS in the United States, surpassing RIM and their Blackberry platform. Almost one third (31.2%) of US smartphones now run Android of some form, compared to previous market leader RIM, with 30.4% of American smartphones being Blackberrys. Suprisingly, […]