Android 5.0, Lollipop - "A Sweet New Take On Android"

Android 5.0 "Lollipop" is the latest version of the Android mobile operating system developed by Google. Unveiled on June 25, 2014 during Google I/O, the operating system that will be made available on November 12, 2014 for select devices that run distributions of Android that are serviced by Google, including Nexus and Google Play edition devices, and its source code was made available on November 3, 2014.
Android 5.0 is available in Nexus 6 And Coming Soon to Nexus 5, Nexus 4, Moto E, Moto G, Moto X

Windows 10 Review

Windows 10 Review

“I finally got the Windows 10 Technical Preview which is still under development. Thanks to a friend. Let’s get to the topic of discussion. Windows 10 is based on its ancestor so it has almost similar interface as that of Windows 8. But Microsoft has changed a lot of things that will definitely please the users”

Return of the Start Menu

After a huge demand, the company has finally decided to add a fully-functional Windows 7 style Start Menu. Windows 10 comes with both Start Menu and Start Screen. The Start Menu contains All Programs entries similar to Windows 7 along with the live tiles.

Modern Apps Run in Windowed Mode in Desktop

In Windows 10, metro apps run in windowed mode on Desktop similar to other software such as Microsoft Office, etc. Apart from this, all the metro apps contains a new App Button.

Multiple Desktop Feature

Its one of the most useful and interesting features introduced in Windows 10 which allows users to have more than one Desktop at a time. Linux users are already using this feature since long time. This feature can be used by pressing a new shortcut Windows key+Tab. You can also create a new Desktop by clicking on a new Taskview button on the Task Bar.

New Command Prompt

The Command Prompt Console window has been improved a lot. Microsoft has added some most awaited features such as text wrapping on resize, CTRL Hotkeys, etc to Windows 10 Command Prompt.

“The other feature that mark their importance are Data Sense, Battery Saver, zPC Settings and many more. But there is still a lot to be unfolded as it is under development. Let’s hope for the best. As far as it is the matter of a user-friendly and easy to handle windows, Windows 10 is definitely better than Windows 8.

BY: Shashank Randhawa

Idea working on launching of 4G service

Google Offers Free Access To Satellite Images

Google has now allowed access to real time, updated satellite images through its Skybox programme.As long as they attribute Google and do not profit from the images, anyone is free to view and use the images available.

Google's New App "Inbox" ----Fast ,More Detailed Preview Of Email

Google Inbox Users Can Now Invite Others to Join.

The new Gmail app from the Gmail team isn't technically just an email app, at least if you ask them. It's called "Inbox," and it's being released as an invite-only system that works on the Chrome browser, Android phones, and iPhones. It feels completely native and fast on all of those systems. But it's a native and fast app that does something 10 degrees away from what you'd expect an email app to do. My first impression of Inbox is that it's really great, but a little weird.

The basic idea is this: it's still a Gmail app, but instead of giving you the traditional list of emails, it tries to intelligently give you more information so you don't have to even open them. Google Now-style info cards appear right in line with your message list, including things like flight times, package tracking, and photos.

It also tries to intelligently "bundle" emails into groups that you can quickly dismiss. So instead of having those annoying category tabs in Gmail, you have all your promotions and whatnot collapsed down into a single line in your Inbox. You can drill in and "pin" the ones you want to save and then dismiss the rest. Google is also applying its algorithms to automatically parse out things like phone numbers and addresses when you need them.

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Google Wants You to Log In Using a USB Key...

Google Wants You to Log In Using a USB Key.

Activating two-step verification is generally a good way to keep your online accounts safe, but security diehards will be the first to tell you that it's still prone to compromise. A USB security key is a more thorough precaution, and Google now supports them. If you use the Chrome browser and work primarily on a computer, a Google-enabled security key can help keep your data right where it belongs.

Google revealed the news in a blog post from Nishit Shah, a product manager at Google Security. As long as you have a security key that supports FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F), you can use it instead of a verification code texted to your mobile device

Setting up and using a security key is generally very simple: Just insert it into your computer, set it up as per the device's instructions and activate Google's two-step verification. Thereafter, whenever you want to sign into your Google accounts from a new device, you'll be prompted to insert the security key rather than enter a secondary code. This is less cumbersome than waiting for a code, provided, of course, that you don't lose the key

Using a USB key for two-step verification is arguably more secure than using a mobile phone. A malefactor can't set up or modify the process remotely, USB sticks are less prone to theft than smartphone and the USB key verifies that it's really connecting to Google instead of a phishing site.

However, the process does have a few drawbacks. USB sticks won't work with most mobile devices, so a security key is better-suited to those who prefer accessing their Google accounts via computers. Google's two-step verification also works only with Chrome, so Firefox and Internet Explorer fans may want to stick with mobile codes.

Everyday users are probably better off with mobile two-step verification than security keys, but the option exists. Whatever you do, though, don't lose your USB security key; it's a bit like losing the keys to your house, and just as difficult to replace.

Soon Nokia Will Be Re-branded To "Microsoft Lumia"

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