Google bought PittPatt to you know face to face

Google's quietly pitter-pattering its acquisitive ways back into the controversial realm of facial recognition technology. To do that, the company busted out its oversized wallet to fold Pittsburgh-based PittPatt into the Mountain View borg. Founded by a trio of PhD's from Carnegie Mellon University, this three-man strong outfit specializes in the sort of object recognition software you've come to know as "tagging." Is this a reversal of the Do No Evil tech giant's prior waffling on the dubious visioning tech, or just another massive weapon in its social networking crusade against Facebook? We'd err on the side of both, although the company's new employees aren't exactly playing their cards for us to see. A brief statement on the

Now, use Google credit cards to book ads

Google Inc is introducing a credit card for its advertising customers, offering its clients a credit line to try and drum up business as competition in the online ad market heats up.


The AdWords Business credit card marks Google's first foray into the world of vendor financing, common among hardware makers such as IBM Corp. It lets marketers spend more on its search ads when the need arises.Google is offering the card to select US clients with what it calls a competitive interest rate, an ample credit line and no annual fee. The catch: It can only be used to buy search advertising on the world’s No 1 internet search engine.

Google+ now have 20 Million users in just 3 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!!

It  was only last week when Google's new baby Google reached to 10 million users and now in just 1 week after it added a million more.

Last week Google CEO Larry Page told on his Google + page that their new venture has hit 10 million users in just record time of two weeks.

A study by online measurement company ComScore revealed it had doubled that number in the past seven days, despite the service remaining an invitation-only affair.

Preparing Your Mac for Mac OS X Lion

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion is right around the corner. Is your Mac ready?

About a week and a half ago, Apple released the Golden Master version of Lion to Apple Developers. The final version is expected to hit the Mac App Store soon — perhaps in the next few days.

Mac OS X Lion will bring lots of new features to the Mac operating system, including enhanced multi-touch gesture support, the ability to swipe between fullscreen apps and a new auto-save system.

Upgrading an operating system can be a time-consuming process — no matter how easy the manufacturer tries to make it. To limit the potential headaches, we’ve put together this guide that should help you get your Mac ready for Lion.

Microsoft posted record revenue despite drowning trend for windows ,PCs

Microsoft’s fourth quarter and  full-year revenue is quite outstanding but most important thing is sales of windows and PCs still going down thanks to Aplle;s ipad and ipad 2.



Microsoft reported Q4 revenues of $17.4 billion, an 8% jump over the same quarter in 2010. Revenues for its fiscal year, which ended June 30, were also a record $69.9 billion, up 12% from fiscal 2010.
The company’s net income for the quarter was $5.87 billion. For the year, it was $23.2 billion. Those were increases of 30% and 23%, respectively.

OS X LION make 1st day downloading record

Mac OS X Lion has been downloaded more than one million times in its first day of release. Lion is the first e Mac App Store. According to Apple, OS X Lion is selling faster than any other OS release in Apple’s history. Available for just $29.99, Lion adds new features like multi-touch gesture support, auto-save and auto-resume features and updated performance and usability features under the hood.

Finally IDEA 3G now in Mumbai

Idea has finally launched its 3G services in Mumbai. Earlier this year, Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance Communications announced their 3G services. And now, Idea became the fourth private operator to launch the 3G services in Mumbai circle. Idea is already offering 3G services in Maharashtra, Goa, UP, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh, Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. Idea subscribers in Mumbai can enjoy speeds up to 21 Mbps on their 3G smartphones.

Nokia's Q2 2011 earnings are disappointing but as expected !!!!!!!

Nokia ,one's worlds used to be best and largest smartphone maker .In 90's it was who started making smartphone and dominated the market for years

But its the resurgence of cuperintino giant Apple's Iphone  that changed the game forever and gave new dimension to its meaning and later Android surpassed Symbian platform for most used mobile smartphone os worldwide.

Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse Features Sideways Scroll Capability

Move over Apple Magic Mouse, Microsoft’s new Explorer Touch Mouse not only looks super slick but it also packs in neat touch capabilities. For starters, it features an advanced scroll strip for vertical and horizontal navigation. That means that the mouse has support for side-to-side swipes and five customizable buttons, plus it also packs in five customizable buttons. The Explorer Touch Mouse features BlueTrack Technology which enables the mouse to roam on just about any surface, whether it’s the carpet or your couch. To top it all off, the mouse also promises a super long battery life of 18 months!

How does Google earn :Infographic

Google's this quarter results are stellar ,not as stellar as Apple's,but its not kid's stuff to earn $9 Billon profit  straight secound quarter this year as they are stating the fact 97% of the revenue came from advertisements alone.Do we know what kind of advertisement generating this much amount of money ?

Let's take a look.

Fujitsu to launch first Windows Phone Mango handset in... August?

Say it ain't so -- not only is a phone not delayed, it's actually planning to come out earlier than its quoted launch window? This particular miracle is the exception much more than the rule, but Microsoft's latest Windows Phone OS (nicknamed "Mango,") might come out prior to the anticipated fall release. According to Nikkei, Fujitsu will offer the very first Mango device, a waterproof phone called the IS12T, on KDDI "as early as late next month." The phone is to be sold for 30,000 - 40,000 yen ($378 - 505), a reasonable amount of coin for what will likely be a higher-end device. And -- if it's the same handset showcased at this week's Worldwide Partner Conference -- a pink version will be on sale. So, what's more enticing: a Hello Kitty-flavored Windows Phone, or a Samsung Galaxy S II lookalike running Mango? It's a tough call.

The Internet of Things [Infographic]

In 2008, the number of devices that connected to the Internet exceeded the number of people. That number continues to rise, thanks to a growing number of connected devices and gizmos, ranging from televisions to soda machines. Folks at Cisco have put together this infographic to showcase the growth of the Internet of things.

Twitter now delivers 350 billion tweets each day

Twitter now delivers an astonishing 350 billion tweets each day, the company said on Friday. ”Delivering 350 billion Tweets a day is a terribly fun engineering challenge. But, it doesn’t capture how passionate our users are,” the company said from its official Twitter Engineering account.

Coincidentally we’re sure, the news comes just one day after Google bragged that it had amassed 10 million Google+ users in just two weeks, and that these users collectively share 1 billion items each day. Google+ has quite a way to go before it is anywhere near as popular as Twitter, of course, but it’s certainly doing well for a 2-week-old product.

Zuckerberg Quits Google+ Over Privacy Concerns

The most followed person on recently released social platfom Google + quit.Yes,i am talking about none other Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has quit the Google + citing privacy concerns .

Well what i can say its beginging of fierce battle in social arena , claiming themself   which is safe .Actually  power resides  in the  hands of peoples to decide what is right.
                 vs      

And one thing is certain we can  expect one on one battle between two internet giants Facebook and Google

Best 3 Feature-rich GPS Apps for your iPhone

iTunes apps store is flooded with loads of GPS apps that offer varying features and options. This variety of GPS apps normally confuses users about which apps to go for, because some of them might be useful and some are just crap.

Today, I will be highlighting certain very useful GPS apps for iPhone that are easy-to-use and above all, free of cost. If you happen to be an avid traveler and own an iPhone, then I will recommend that you should give these free GPS apps a try. Here is a brief review of them:

Free GPS

CyanogenMod 7 Has Half A Million Served

Rejoice Android ROM community, CyanogenMod has recently topped over 500,000 unique installs of the latest major version release, CyanogenMod 7. Supported by a team of developers, maintainers, and community staff, CyanogenMod has become one of the most popular customized aftermarket ROMs for Android devices. In fact, it’s officially available for 28 different devices (including tablets and ebook readers) but runs perfectly fine on a total of 44 unmentionables.

GoogleMinus Tells You Who Removed You From Google Plus Circles

We are all human beings and definitely love to have friends. However, unlike friends we meet in real life, Social networks like Twitter, Facebook and Google+ allow us to get in touch with people we have never met (or may never meet) in our lives.

That said, initially people do accept your friendship but as time goes some of them may unfollow you or unfriend you. There have been ways to find out who unfollows you on Twitter or who unfriends you on Facebook, but what about Google+?

Android 3.2 SDK now available, new features get detailed

And just like that, it's official. After hearing about the next incremental step in Honeycomb's journey by way of Huawei'sMediaPad, we've seen breadcrumbs about its functional differences. Today, we're being given the full shebang -- Google has just made official v3.2, boosting the API level to 13 and releasing the SDK into the wild in one fell swoop. The new build brings along optimizations for a "wider range of tablets," as well as "compatibility zoom for fixed-sized apps," media sync from SD card (huzzah!) and an extended screen support API. Head on down to the links below for

LG takes Gingerbread-sporting Optimus Net and LG takes Gingerbread-sporting Optimus Net and

Gingerbread is not just for the high-end folks -- even the entry-level guys need a little rhizome flavored love now and again. LG understands that, and it's why the company is introducing a pair devices to its Optimus line dubbed the Net and Pro. The Optimus Pro, just like its similarly monikered Droid Pro, is a candybar QWERTY device with a 2.8-inch touchscreen. The Pro comes in a trio of color options, including something called "titan."

GScreen's dual-screen SpaceBook touts twin 17-inchers, now up for pre-order

Look out, ThinkPad W700ds -- there's a new dual-screen beast in town, and it's not settling for second best. After first appearing in September of 2009, we hadn't heard a peek from GScreen save for one brief blip in 2010. Now, however, it seems that a dream has become reality. The first run of SpaceBooks is now up for pre-order, with each one offering a pair of 17.3-inch displays that boast a 1920 x 1080 screen resolution.