India Calling Cards

Just when you thought there was nothing else to know about the Apple iPhone 4 , along comes some more information! We’re talking about confirmation of the memory capacity of the new phone, something which Steve Jobs glossed over during his keynote speech at WWDC earlier this month. It’s not the first time either, as he completely forgot the same thing about the iPad and the 3GS too, however while customers don’t really need to know, developers do and that’s where the information has been found. The iPhone 4 will have a grand total of 512MB of RAM, which is double the amount powering the 3GS and the iPad. Why is this the case? Well, one can hazard a guess that iOS 4’s multi-tasking feature will need a fair bit to keep going, but since this is also coming to the iPad – which has 256MB – we would guess that the HD video and iMovie video editing will be eagerly tucking into the extra amount.

Originally posted here:
Double the RAM of the iPad for the iPhone 4

If you are planning to trace any phone number through social or business networking sites then you will have to answer many questions. One may also wonder that is there any free reverse search services on the internet which provide information about the cell phone numbers owner.

Originally posted here:
Free Look Up Service Or Paid Look Up Service – Which is the Best Option?

Is someone calling you and hanging up? If so, you’re probably thinking about using a reverse phone search directory. But something is holding you back: you keep running into sites that want you to pay to access information about who owns the number.

Excerpt from:
Free Reverse Phone Search – Do You Have a Problem With Someone Calling You and Hanging Up?

Apple has updated their App Store with a new application which is developed by themselves called as the ‘Find my iPhone‘ offering you with a feature which was awaited from years. May be Apple did want all its customers to keep losing their handsets so that they could purchase a new one. Back to the Click on the Title of the article to read Full version & if you liked it you can forward this to your friends! Free Stuff this Week : 20 Licensed Copies of SUPERAntiSpyware Software Win 2 Licensed Copies of Microsoft Office 2010 Software Pass your Time : Play Free Games at our Website and also Write for Us as a Guest Blogger, check out the details here .

More here:
Find Lost iPhone & iPad – Delete Private Data Remotely

Totally free reverse cell lookup Internet sites seem to be appearing on the Internet everywhere whenever you seek out for a reverse cell lookup recently. I used up hours looking around through the Internet to obtain the very real zero cost ones and came to be really upset to end up with zero results

Read the original:
More Insights About the Totally Free Reverse Look Up Web Sites

We caught up with Rahul Razdan of Ibibo.com and spoke to him at length on the change in strategy of Ibibo from Talent hunt contests to social games. Find more such videos on WATShow.com Related Posts Aircel Brings Ibibo’s Social Games To Its Users IAMAI Session II: Empowerment of the User and Humanization of the Internet IAMAI Session II: Empowerment of the User and Humanization of the Internet In-Game Advertising : The Potential WATShow with Jasmeet Gandhi From Nokia On Ovi, Life Tools & Future Of Mobile Apps Social Media Course – Mumbai – On 12th JUNE.

Originally posted here:
WATShow With Rahul Razdan Of Ibibo On Their Social Gaming Strategy

These days I come across many people who ask me are there any free reverse search directory available on the internet? Let me make it clear, there are no reverse search directories available on the World Wide Web. There are public phone directories like the yellow and white pages which provide information regarding the land line and business numbers for free.

Read more:
Internet Has Got It’s First Cellular Phone Directory

Yellow and white pages contain detailed information regarding the unlisted number i.e. land line and business numbers. If you are looking for cellular numbers information then reverse search directories are the best and the most reliable option on internet.

View original post here:
Get the Info of the Owner of Any Cell Phone Number Quickly Through Reverse Search

Humans have a tendency of avoiding unnecessary and unwanted things as they are sheer waste of time and money. Calls and messages from strange numbers are usually avoided by us. We don’t even realize that the number could be important or it may even harm us in some or the other way.

Follow this link:
Four Major Reasons of Performing a Reverse Cell Phone Search Process

Reverse cell phone search directories have made it possible to trace the owner of any cell phone number belonging to United States of America. Information like the name, address, date of birth of the owner can be easily tracked through these directories

See more here:
Difference Between the Services of a Private Detective and a Reverse Search Directory

If you’re an avid DAP reader you’ll already know about Twitter’s dominance in the mobile market. The company has experience a 347% rise in mobile tweets in the past year, and we can see why

Read the original here:
Tweet Yourself to a FREE Samsung 32” HD TV courtesy of Dialaphone.

Tales2Go streams kid-friendly short stories and full-length audiobooks, and it’s free until Labor Day. If you have children between the ages of 3 and 11, there’s an app you have to get: Tales2Go . It provides on-demand access to more than 1,000 children’s books and stories–everything from “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” to “Junie B

Original post:
Get Tales2Go for iPhone free for the summer

This ia a guest post by Justin Davies, founder of NinetyTen , a UK-based consultancy providing mobile community and location aware solutions to companies. Davies also founded the now defunct BuddyPing , an early mobile social networking community based on the realtime location of users

Read more here:
Guest post: Location-Based Services – it’s game on!

These days, recycling your old mobile definitely seems to be a win-win situation for all involved. Your phone gets a second life, keeping the environmentalists happy and you get a nice little cash reward for your time – ideal. However, we’ve noticed something that really must be too good to be true, as one recycling site is offering a whopping £2,100 for the Nokia 5610 handset! Now, now, hold your horses.

Go here to see the original:
Got a Nokia 5610 lying around? This could be your lucky day!

Nokia has recently announced the release of its latest smartphone N8 hosting its improved Symbian 3 software. The phone will be available globally, including India, from September onward and is priced at 370 euros (Rs 21,019). While this announcement was much awaited, many analysts have met it with an admonition that it maybe a little too late

More:
Smartphone Wars: Nokia Stumbles

18 June, 2010 | By George MacDonald WHSmith has struck a deal with TV personalities Richard Madeley and Judy Finnegan to reprise the pair’s book club. You must be a paid subscriber to Retail Week magazine to read this article and receive complete, unrestricted access to retail-week.com Retail..

Continue reading here:
WHSmith to launch book club with Richard and Judy

Oh dear. Emblaze, lover of capitalised names, may not be releasing their interesting First ELSE mobile phone after all. We first covered the ELSE late last year and loved their flashy website and equally flashy new operating system, then took another look in February this year when they made an appearance at Mobile World Congress. It was here they re-iterated their intention of bringing out the phone during Q2 and that talks were under way with networks, but since then, nothing. With Q3 2010 a couple of weeks away, Engadget has published some worrying news. A contact in the industry has said their conversations with operators didn’t bear fruit and that the OS is still not complete, making any kind of release unlikely at present. Also, a call made to their offices saw them transferred to a lawyer’s voicemail at the mention of First ELSE – not something that could be considered a good sign.

View post:
First ELSE Could Turn Out to have Nothing ELSE

A very interesting survey has been recently completed by Indiabiz News & Research Services (INRS). The survey was conducted with the aim of tracking the emerging social media behavior in the youth. 350 respondents were questioned across the 4 Indian metropolitans Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore.

Read the original:
30% Indians Access Social Media Via Mobiles: Social Media Survey

Worldwide Business Research (WBR) is pleased to announce Keynote Speakers and the Content Advisory Board for the 11th Annual eTail 2010 Conference at the The Hilton in Baltimore, MD on August 9th-12th, 2010. Gilbert Fiorentino, Chief Executive –Technology Products Group, Systemax and Brian Bradley, EVP HSN.com and Advanced Services, HSN are delivering Keynote speeches, respectively.

View original post here:
Top Speakers Highlight Upcoming Internet Retail Conference Focusing on Multi-channel Innovation for E-Commerce Executives

Ever uploaded a video on Youtube and realized you had made some mistakes and wanted to edit out a few things? Earlier you had to edit it using the basic features of software like Windows Movie Maker and re upload it. But fret no more! Youtube has introduced an online video editor which allows you to do just that and something more

Original post:
Now Edit Youtube Videos Online Via Online Editor

The death sentence is out officially ! India has officially discontinued use of type writers in all its day to day operations!!! Type writer is no more!! Let’s pay our last tributes to this incredible machine. For the generation who grew up on Imax Multiplexes, Mc Donald’s Burgers, Levis Jeans and the more recent advent of iPads (which has endangered the existence of desktops and laptops), the end of a Golden era of Type writer may look insignificant. But like every industrial item of its day, Typewriter has had its days of glory

See the original post:
R.I.P Typewriters – Paying Tributes to End of an Era !

Facebook has added a new feature to its already existing and extremely popular website. It has extended its extremely popular, albeit somewhat controversial ‘ like ‘ feature to comments too. The ability to comment on news feed was introduced in 2008, with the like feature introduced a year later

View original post here:
Facebook Rolls Out Like Comment Feature

Via Hizook comes this QuadDrive Roomba robot from the University of Bonn’s Autonomous Intelligent Systems Lab (NimbRo@Home) . Check out the (German-language) video to see how the Roomabs move in unison via four servos connect to the base of the bot. And as Hizook points out, built on four Roombas, this is a bot that cleans as it goes! And the resulting humanoid doesn’t look anything like a creepy character from Clockwork Orange

Read more here:
Humanoid with quad-Roomba drive

Add your image to the last shuttle missions – NASA Face in Space, via BoJ … NASA wants to put a picture of you on one of the two remaining space shuttle missions and launch it into orbit. To launch your face into space and become a part of history, just follow these steps: First…Select the Participate button at the bottom of this page and upload your image/name, which will be flown aboard the space shuttle.

See original here:
Add your image to the last shuttle missions – NASA Face in Space

Watching the Congress grill Tony Hayward kept me from peak productivity today as my frustration with the government boiled over. After listening to the back-and-forth it became more apparent than ever why the approval rating for Congress is so abysmal as it quickly became clear that the banter had more to do with having sound bites for reelection commercials than for any other reason

Read more:
BP Oil Spill Symbolizes Dissatisfaction with Government

Image via Wikipedia HDFC Asset Management Company’s Assistant Vice President–Equities Mr Nilesh Kapadia, has been banned by SEBI from buying, selling or dealing in securities, directly or indirectly, or being associated with any intermediary or any entity registered with SEBI . A SEBI order issued on Thursday also asked the AMC to not utilise the services of Mr Kapadia. The AMC has also been asked by SEBI to set up an investigation committee to examine the dealings by Mr Kapadia

See original here:
HDFC MF Asst. V.P banned by SEBI

Official Google Blog: Easier sharing in Google Docs Google Documents, spreadsheets and presentations can now be identified as “Private,” “Anyone with a link” or “Public on the web.” As before, all docs start out as private by default. These new visibility options appear as a link next to the title of every doc. Clicking this link or the “Share” button takes you straight to the new interface where you can see who has access, manage sharing access and invite others to share the doc

Read more here:
Google Docs now easy to share

Posted by Vikki Chou, Software Engineer (Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog ) Today, I rarely work on documents in isolation. I share docs with teammates for feedback, help them with their design docs and presentations and regularly make my files available to all of Google

View original post here:
Easier sharing in Google Docs

In the Make: Online Toolbox, we focus mainly on tools that fly under the radar of more conventional tool coverage: in-depth tool-making projects, strange, or specialty tools unique to a trade or craft that can be useful elsewhere, tools and techniques you may not know about, but once you do, and incorporate them into your workflow, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them. And, in the spirit of the times, we pay close attention to tools that you can get on the cheap, make yourself, or refurbish.

See the article here:
Toolbox: Show us your screwdrivers

(Credit: Google) Neither enabled by default nor particularly stable, the long-sought-after browser feature to synchronize extensions across multiple computers arrived Thursday in the developer’s builds of Google Chrome. Available for Windows , Mac , and Linux , Google Chrome dev 6.0.437.1 for Windows and Linux, and version 6.0.437.2 for Mac, include a rudimentary version of extension sync that users need to manually activate, a collection of the usual bug fixes and performance tweaks, and also combines the stop and reload buttons into one to streamline the omnibox and free up space for extension icons

See the article here:
Shaky extension sync debuts in Chrome