Google ChromeCast – A revolutionary Video Streaming Device is now Available in India

Few months back Google Inc has launched a thumb sized media streaming device that could revolutionize your TV viewing experience. Till Last month this device was out of reach for Indian Audience but not anymore. Now if you have Rs.3100 rupees in your pocket then you can also have this device and start enjoying HD Video content from your Mobile device to your HD TV. If you are not aware about Google ChromeCast, here is breif introduction: What is ChromeCast:Chromecast is a small device through which you can send your favorite online...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Friday, 25 April 2014

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Now Google Glass Knows Where You Live

Google Glass continues to expand its head-mounted toolbox: The wearable computer now has stronger ties to both Google Calendar and Maps, letting you navigate to your home or workplace with just a few spoken commands. Google has also updated the FAQ for the device, saying it won't deactivate Glass if you sell it. The XE11 software update, announced on Google+ and automatically pushed to Glass Explorers, connects Glass to your Google Calendar better than before, allowing the wearer to use easy voice...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Friday, 8 November 2013

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Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Sunday, 3 November 2013

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Apple: New Products Are Coming In 2014

During Apple's quarterly earnings call today, CEO Tim Cook mentioned that the company is still working on breaking into new product categories. Cook offered very few specifics, but did say to expect to see new products from Apple in 2014. "If you look at the skills Apple has from hardware and software services...no one has skills like this," Cook said. "We obviously believe we can use our skills to build other great products in areas we do not participate in today." So what's he talking about? It's been widely reported that...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Tuesday, 29 October 2013

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Capture 3D Photos on Your iPhone With This App

Seene, a free app developed by tech company Obvious Engineering, uses "scene reconstruction technology" to give your iPhone the ability to capture 3D photos. Although other devices have been able to turn smartphones into 3D cameras, the company claims this is the first software that allows your phone to make 3D images. You can compose a shot just like you would a 2D image, but must move around what you're photographing, taking multiple shots, so the camera can capture...

Posted By: Pawan Lubana on Monday, 28 October 2013

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