|
Urbanspoon, the end-all, be-all solution for helping you decide where you should eat, what type of food to eat and how much you’re willing to spend has gotten an update. The new features include:
Add to your favorites and wishlist
Google Maps integration
Bug fixes
Have you found a better app with the same functionality than Urbanspoon? Let us [...]
Urbanspoon for Android gets update
read full article |
|
Viewsonic is getting a bit of bad press over what appears to be their attempt at passing off India’s Olive Telecom OlivePad (pictured below) as a new device, by re-branding it under the name “Viewpad”. The 7-inch tablet, expected to launch at IFA next week, is slated to run some version of the Android OS, and have [...]
Is the Viewsonic ViewPad an OlivePad in disguise?
read full article |
Amazon's Kindle e-book reader and Apple's iPad tablet have a lot more in common than you'd think. Both devices have sparked a revolution in mobile computing, are selling like hotcakes, and brought e-books to the masses.
read full article |
VOIP is the superior choice for making cheap calls to India, but have you ever wondered why that is? If so, read on. We're going take a closer look at the top benefits of making cheap calls to India using VOIP.
read full article |
One of the ways you can improve composition of a photo is by making use of leading lines. These lines basically guide the viewer through your photo, making them explore the image. Furthermore, they create depth and add perspective to the scene. Lastly, these lines bind the foreground with the background gracefully. In this article we’ll learn what is a leading line, where to find them and how to use them successfully in your photos.
read full article |
Novell has a new best friend when it comes to SUSE Linux distribution: VMware. If you recall, Novell’s former best friend for SUSE Linux was Microsoft. Microsoft and Novell have a partnership where the two parties had certificates that indemnified SUSE users from any intellectual property liability. In addition, Microsoft officially recommended SUSE Linux Enterprise for hybrid Windows/Linux shops. Microsoft also distributed coupons for maintenance and support for Novell’s SUSE Linux Enterprise
read full article |
It’s not exactly a milestone birthday, but Debian’s 17th birthday deserves a bit of recognition. Ian Murdock’s baby came into the world on August 16th, 1993 and has been a force for free software ever since. Debian might seem a bit crufty compared to newer, faster-moving distros, but it’s still one of the most important. Debian kicked off when Linux distributions were still a relatively novel concept. The only older surviving distro is Slackware, Red Hat didn’t enter the picture until 1994. Dep
read full article |