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Cloud-based 60fps App, Game Streaming with ORBX.js

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on May 5, 2013 | 0 Comment

If you’ve heard about Cloud based onDemand Gaming service OnLive, you might already understand what Future of Cloud based apps and games would look like. OnLive is a step forward in earadicating requirement of high-end PC hardware for Gaming. All the complex graphics, computation and memory intensive processes from 3D Gaming can be offloaded to cloud. Cloud computers with... Read more »

What Google Can’t Find, Shodan Can [Search Connected Devices]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on April 9, 2013 | 0 Comment

When we don’t find it on Google, we declare it doesn’t exist. But as per Founder Shodan, that statement is not essentially true. He believes that when something is not searchable on Google, that’s when probability of finding it on Shodan is much higher than usual. Shodan may be the world’s most unique and scariest Search engine very unique to its kind. Shodan... Read more »

Automate Everything on Android [Easy Tasker Alternatives]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on April 5, 2013 | 0 Comment

Android phones are powerful. Not only can you tweak them to your needs, with the right tools, you can Automate everything from Tasks, Action on Android. Tasker was the first powerful app to be able to achieve this. You can define what you want your smartphone to do based upon time or an event. E.g. Take a backup of SMS and send to Gmail every day. Another example, automatically... Read more »

Galaxy S4 Full Specs, Features

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on March 15, 2013 | 4 Comments

Samsung has announced its flagship phone, Galaxy S IV. It takes the best from its predecessors and improves on them. The Design The sleekness of S2, the large display, small bezel of Note, and elegance and compactness of S3. Galaxy S4 has virtually zero bezel, making it 5″ screen without increase dimensions over Galaxy s3 width wise. This 5″ display is world’s... Read more »

PlayStation 4 Details, Specs, Features

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on February 21, 2013 | 0 Comment

Sony has finally announced the upgrade for the most awaited PlayStation gaming console: the PlayStation 4. The announcement was made today at a gaming event in New York City. Sony ditches the Cell processor from PS3 world and switches to x86 processor (from the PC world). The new x86 Processor has 8 Cores. Moving to x86 is a big & worthy bet for Sony. Most game developers... Read more »

Nvidia Tegra 4 Specs, Features [CPU, GPU]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on January 7, 2013 | 0 Comment

Quad-core SoCs have been in-vogue in 2012. 2013 is the year of better performing, yet more efficient quad-core processors. We won’t see 6-core or 8-core mobile CPUs/SoCs commercializing this year. 2013 is all about improving on existing chips, essentially called tock-cycle as per Intel terminology. Tegra 4 will have 5-cores, just like Tegra 3 with 5th core dedicated towards... Read more »

Top 5 Best Installous Alternatives iOS 5, iOS 6

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on December 31, 2012 | 0 Comment

Whatever begins must have an end. The Piracy giant Hackulous’s App Store called Installous is gone forever. We are very sad to announce that Hackulous is shutting down. After many years, our community has become stagnant and our forums are a bit of a ghost town. It has become difficult to keep them online and well-moderated, despite the devotion of our staff. We’re incredibly... Read more »

First Mind-controlled Bionic Leg [Human Cyborg]

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on November 5, 2012 | 1 Comment

Singularity - theoretical emergence of greater-than-human superintelligence through technological means. Singularity virtually means one day Humans would one day unite with the Machine. An early stage of the phenomena is often named as Cyborg. Cyborg is nothing but a human aided by machine, in order to become superhuman. Whether you’re ready or not, its here. First human... Read more »

Android 4.2 JellyBean MR1 – What’s New

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on October 29, 2012 | 1 Comment

Android 4.2 JellyBean MR1 is here and comes with lot of new delicious stuff. It comes with lots of bug fixes, slight performance improvements and lots of new Features. Lets go over them. What’s New in Android 4.2 JellyBean MR1 1. Multiuser login for Tablets Multiuser was long available in Jellybean, but hidden underneath. Now the interface has been published publicly and... Read more »

Install Google Maps Fullscreen WebApp on iOS 6

Posted by Tarandeep Singh on September 30, 2012 | 1 Comment

With iOS 6 Maps leading to Apocalypse, everyone started looking for better alternatives. Of course, nothing beats Google Maps, and that’s why users switched to browser based maps. However, when you want to find directions, launching browser is the last thing would want to do. So the recommended practice is to create a shortcut for the Webapp. However, there are caveats... Read more »