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Best Siri Alternative for Android: Dragon Go [Download APK Outside US]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on January 11, 2012 | View Comments

Founders of Siri, Nuance communications, have launched an Official app for Android and its called Dragon Go! Of course it’s from the Siri founders, it would be the best one out there on Android. Dragon Go is not exactly a personal assistant but its the as best as it can get. You can do more in less time like buy movie tickets as you walk into the theater, go shopping at... Read more »

Use Android Tablet, phone as Secondary Extended Monitor Display

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on January 4, 2012 | View Comments

You can already use an iPad as Secondary extended Monitor, and now you can use Android Tablet, Phone as secondary display. Adding Multiple monitors to your setup definitely increases productivity. But it can get all tricky without use of the right software. That’s why we had prepared a list of Best Dual, Multi-Monitor Software for your PC, Mac. ScreenSlider allows you to utilize... Read more »

Top 2012 Technology Trends, Predictions

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on January 1, 2012 | View Comments

2011 was a year of Tablets and mobile. On one side where we saw new technologies emerging, mobile devices became way more powerful than they were . TVs got better but their Technologies, especially, 3D, remained proprietary. 2012 would be all about: Quad core Tablets, Mobile Phones 3D TVs with 4k resolution (4096x) Mobile payments Rise of NextGen Social networking Hacktivism 4G... Read more »

Sync Data, Music, Contacts between iPhone iOS, Android, Desktop PC

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on December 11, 2011 | View Comments

Individually, Android and iPhone iOS 5 can be synced with Cloud over wifi easily and you would seldom need to backup data to DEsktop PC. But if you want to keep data synced over all your devices: Android, Android Tablet, iOS iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and pre-iOS5 devices, SimpleDrop is for you. This app allows you to send and receive data (music, videos, photos, files and contacts)... Read more »

Run Windows Apps EXE on Mac OSX

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on November 19, 2011 | View Comments

More and more users are migrating to Mac OSX, the market share of 15% is a proof. But what happens to all those apps that are Windows Exclusive? Find alternatives? Not really, you can use WinOnX. Not every app that was on windows will have an equivalent on the mac, thats why there’s a need to run windows app on OS X. An app called WinOnX makes this a lot easier than installing... Read more »

Dark Sides of Steve Jobs

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on October 26, 2011 | View Comments

For the person who is beyond all the praise, an ideal for millions, there exists shady dark sides. We respect him for being the biggest innovator of the century, revolutionizing the User Experience in consumer electronics, forever. But its true, no one is perfect. Steve Jobs‘ official biography talks about several dark sides of Steve Jobs, which none of us probably heard... Read more »

Android IceCream Sandwich 4.0 Features

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on October 19, 2011 | View Comments

Android IceCream Sandwich 4.0 aka ICS is finally announced and its packed with features. Galaxy Nexus is the flagship device that would run ICS. ICS basically brings Android 3.x Honeycomb features to phones. Lets go through the features quickly: 30minutes Video demo of IceCream Sandwich Android 4.0 ICS Features: Updated Settings: Revamped Settings screen organization. Items... Read more »

Gaming on iPhone 4S [A5 Graphics vs. Tegra2]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on October 7, 2011 | View Comments

We’ve said this before, and now re-iterating the fact that best feature of iPhone 4S is its camera & GPU. The new graphics processor is quiet powerful for rendering complex graphics. From what we know about A5 from iPad 2, the embedded GPU is quiet powerful and beats dual core phones like Samsung Galaxy SII. SGS2 sports Exonys processor,which is not as powerful as Nvidia... Read more »