Author: Tarandeep Kaur

The new Google.com for the iPhone browser loads twice as fast as before!

• Optimizations have been made to the pages for fast searching.
• Improvements have been made to the user interface to provide more room on the page for search results.
• Destination web site now opens in the same browser window.

you can now access any of the application tabs directly by adding them to your iPhone Home Screen. We’ve created cool new icons for all the applications. Simply go to www.google.com in your browser, tap on any of the application tabs, click the “+” button, and select “Add to Home Screen.” Continue reading “Google Optimises Google.com for iPhone enabling to load faster and adds many other features”

Italian coastal town of Rimini is soon going to be famous for its magnificent architecture as it is for its beaches, thanks to Fosters. The project is made to attaract tourists from all over the world. At the same time, steps will be taken to keep the surroundings as green as possible.

Talk about eco-friendliness!

Small, Cheap Computer is based on a 900MHz Intel Celeron Mobile processor and the chip giant’s 915GMS chipset. It has 512MB of DDR 2 memory on board and 2GB of Flash storage – though you can select a 30GB HDD instead.

The unit has an Eee PC-style 7in, 800 x 480 display; two USB ports; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet and 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. There’s a webcam too.

via reghardware

Gmail’s auto-added contacts can lead to too much address book clutter. One of the advantages of automatically creating contacts is that all of the addresses you email subsequently show up in auto-complete. We wanted to preserve this benefit while giving you the ability to have a clean, uncluttered contact list, and we’ve come up with a solution that’s rolling out this week. It separates your contacts into two groups: “My Contacts” and “Suggested Contacts.”


My Contacts contains the contacts you explicitly put in your address book (via manual entry, import or sync) as well as any address you’ve emailed a lot (we’re using five or more times as the threshold for now).

Suggested Contacts is where Gmail puts its auto-created contacts. By default, Suggested Contacts you email frequently are automatically added to My Contacts, but for those of you who prefer tighter control of your address books, you can choose to disable usage-based addition of contacts to My Contacts (see the checkbox in the screenshot above). Once you do this, no matter how many times you email an auto-added email address it won’t move to My Contacts Continue reading “Gmail Contact Manager updated”