Google Nexus One is almost here
Holy cow! Google Nexus One docs got leaked. According to Gizmodo, Google will sell the much desired Nexus One unlocked and unsubsidized for $530, and Google will sell it by themselves here (google.com/phone).
More information (via Gizmodo):
Yeah, it’s $530 unsubsidized. Google’s not going to be selling the phone at cost, like so many people considered. They’re... more »
Foursquare, Gowalla and Rally. How much location can you handle?
Foursquare, Gowalla and Rally. If you are not familiar with these three (3) apps I think it’s time you change this, because 2010 is going to be all about location, location and location. These apps launched in 2009 and are about to get crazy in the following years. All these location-based social applications are excellent... more »
The Google Phone aka Nexus One – Available on Jan 5th?
At last! A full spec sheet for the much desired Nexus One! Thanks to Engadget, more specs of the Google Phone surfaced. The most striking specs include a 3.7-inch widescreen, 512MB of RAM and of course the Android OS 2.1. It also has a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. There is also a rumor about... more »
Stalking Santa’s journey around the world
Wondering about when Santa is coming to your town this Christmas? No need to worry. Thanks to NORAD that is tracking Santa’s journey around the world, you can find his current location on the 24th. The tracking will start in about 8 hours from now. So get ready for some stalking! You can also stalk him... more »
EtherPad is now OpenSourced!
I guess it is not too soon for Christmas presents. About two weeks ago, AppJet and the Google PR Team announced the acquisition of AppJet (the company and technology behind EtherPad) by Google and a few hours after that they made a second announcement about EtherPad going back online until open sourced. Two days ago,... more »
Wordpress 2.9 and the global undo feature
Ho ho ho! Christmas came earlier for Wordpress this year. Wordpress 2.9 is out with features that you are going to love. I think the most handy one is the new global undo/”trash” undo feature. There were times when I wished I could go back in time and prevent me from clicking that “delete” button.... more »
Google URL Shortener is here
The sure thing is that URL shortening services have been tremendously useful over the last year, especially with Twitter going nuts in 2009. Apart from that, they are very handy when it comes to mobiles and the mobile (r)evolution going on the last years. From TinyURL to Bit.ly people have trusted such services for tr.imming... more »
3 reasons why you should try out Evernote beta for Android
If you can’t live without notes you should definitely try out Evernote. Evernote helps you capture everything, organize it and find anything fast!
A few hours ago I installed Evernote beta for Android. You can download it directly to your phone here (make sure you have checked the box that says “Unknown sources” in the settings... more »
dogfooding aka the Google Phone
Well, it seems the rumored GPhone over the last days is not actually a phone that you can buy. However, according to Google, they have developed a process named dogfooding (from “eating your own dogfood”) which helps them get quick feedback and suggestions for improvements directly from their employees. This “process” is carried out by Google... more »
Google Wave say hello to Etherpad
They say what goes around comes around. That’s what happened with EtherPad aka the real-time collaborative text editor. A few hours ago the AppJet and the Google PR Team announced the acquisition of AppJet (the company and technology behind EtherPad) by Google. EtherPad launched about a year ago by 3 guys including two ex-Googlers. The people... more »
