Google is trying to come to the rescue with a new Gmail feature announced Tuesday called Priority Inbox, which monitors your messages and tries to organize your inbox based on a number of criteria, like how often you correspond with a particular sender.
Google explains that the first thing Priority Inbox does is split your inbox into three sections: "important and unread," "starred" and "everything else."
"Important" messages are judged to be the most significant, and sit at the top of your Gmail window. Next is the "starred" area, the messages you say are important. Finally, "everything else" includes those messages that can probably be dealt with later, or completely ignored -- the ones that aren't quite spam, but don't need to clutter up your screen or your brain right now.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Now Indian Govt will be demanding data from Google and Skype.
Indian Government will now turn its focus to the Skype and the Gmail.
A notice will be sent to them on Tuesday on getting the Government access to their data.
Skype and Gmail may face the heat as the Government will demand access to their data.
BlackBerry services won't be banned just yet - the Home Ministry gave BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) 60 days to provide access to its messenger and email services.
Over the next two months, the Home Ministry will study the feasibility of RIM's new proposals which will be operationalised immediately.
A notice will be sent to them on Tuesday on getting the Government access to their data.
Skype and Gmail may face the heat as the Government will demand access to their data.
BlackBerry services won't be banned just yet - the Home Ministry gave BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) 60 days to provide access to its messenger and email services.
Over the next two months, the Home Ministry will study the feasibility of RIM's new proposals which will be operationalised immediately.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Brief overlook at upcoming Android Tablets (includes new starter).
Viewsonic ViewPad:
Viewsonic makers of simple and economical yet popular LCD Monitor is going to try it's luck in Tablet area with the launch of what some called as Viewsonic Viewpad which look similar to Olivepad (India's first Tablet based on Android OS). It is said to showcase at IFA show. Its a 7 inch android tablet with the features like 3G and WiFi connectivity. More detail will soon emerge.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
India's Olivepad (Android based) PC Tablet Reviewed(English Subbed) [Video]
Olive Telecom OlivePad cost around $500 , a 7", 800 x 480 capacitive touchscreened device. The Tablet is pepped with Android 2.1 device.It runs very well on its 600MHz ARM CPU. 512MB of internal memory is paired with 512MB of ROM, the connectivity options include Wifi, 3G, Micro USB, A2DP Bluetooth. There are two camera one is 3 Mega pixel Auto-focus at the back and a VGA camera in the front.You can make call with this Tablet. The rest you see in the video itself, subbed by androidplaza.blogspot.com.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Engadget receives pic of T-Mobile HTC G2 from Anonymous
The new device, which is the T-Mobile branded version of the HTC Vision, features a slide-out keyboard just like the original T-Mobile G1. The G2 will also be the first phone to run on T-Mobile’s new HSPA+ network, which theoretically has speeds that can rival 4G.
An Android app named State Farm, texts while you drive.
State Farm Insurance Company is updating its application for Android with a widget that will do your texting for you, sort of. The On the Move widget is essentially an SMS auto-responder that will intercept incoming text messages and automatically reply with a response.
After loading the app, users are able to compose and save their automated responses. Although the widget is primarily designed for use while in a moving vehicle, multiple responses can be saved and used for different situations or moods.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Tech Radar UK multiple source confirms that Honeycomb will be the successor of Gingerbread
This news is as sweet as honey lol........
Multiple sources to TechRadar have confirmed that the next version will be called Honeycomb, although details of what they got may not be real afterall.
It's likely that it will be more of an incremental upgrade, in the same manner as Android 2.2 (Froyo) was to Android 2.1 (Éclair) as Google seeks to perfect the new platform on tablets and high-end smartphones.
That means Android Honeycomb will probably be Android 3.1 or Android 3.2, rather than a leap to the unimaginable magic of Android 4.0.
Multiple sources to TechRadar have confirmed that the next version will be called Honeycomb, although details of what they got may not be real afterall.
It's likely that it will be more of an incremental upgrade, in the same manner as Android 2.2 (Froyo) was to Android 2.1 (Éclair) as Google seeks to perfect the new platform on tablets and high-end smartphones.
That means Android Honeycomb will probably be Android 3.1 or Android 3.2, rather than a leap to the unimaginable magic of Android 4.0.
Affordable Android phone arrives at India
After a much waiting ........ The dream price tag of 10,000 INR Android phone so to be launched in Indian market.
The HTC Desire will come with Android 2.1 installed, and features everything you’ve come to expect on an Android phone – Wifi, Bluetooth, Camera, etc. but may priced around Rs. 15,000 according to my estimation.
Other Mobi Maker Samsung announces the affordable The Galaxy 3 and Galaxy 5 . With less price tag you can expect high end smart phone feature like the wave and the Galaxy S. Both will ship with Android 2.1. The Galaxy 3 is capable of running 2.2, but we haven’t heard anything about a possible upgrade.
The Galaxy 3 comes with a 3.2-inch WQVGA 16M TFT hi-resolution screen and an auto focus camera at the rear. It also supports and a Wi-Fi connectivity. The phone comes with a 1500 mAH battery and an internal memory of 130MB which is further expandable to 32GB using microSD cards.
The HTC Desire will come with Android 2.1 installed, and features everything you’ve come to expect on an Android phone – Wifi, Bluetooth, Camera, etc. but may priced around Rs. 15,000 according to my estimation.
Other Mobi Maker Samsung announces the affordable The Galaxy 3 and Galaxy 5 . With less price tag you can expect high end smart phone feature like the wave and the Galaxy S. Both will ship with Android 2.1. The Galaxy 3 is capable of running 2.2, but we haven’t heard anything about a possible upgrade.
Samsung Galaxy 3 ( I5801)
The Galaxy 3 comes with a 3.2-inch WQVGA 16M TFT hi-resolution screen and an auto focus camera at the rear. It also supports and a Wi-Fi connectivity. The phone comes with a 1500 mAH battery and an internal memory of 130MB which is further expandable to 32GB using microSD cards.
Is HTC jumping in the Tablet Bandwagon?
HTC has announced that it had partned with Google to produce an Android-based tablet for release in November.
Tech blog Download Squad cited unnamed sources in reporting that the two companies are readying an Android device which will run on Verizon in the US.
The device will apparently be released on 26 November, a date known to retailers as 'Black Friday' and the unofficial start of the US holiday shopping season.
It is said to have at least 32GB of storage, with Nvidia Tegra 2 graphics hardware and support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G wireless connections.
So stay tuned for more updates
Tech blog Download Squad cited unnamed sources in reporting that the two companies are readying an Android device which will run on Verizon in the US.
The device will apparently be released on 26 November, a date known to retailers as 'Black Friday' and the unofficial start of the US holiday shopping season.
It is said to have at least 32GB of storage, with Nvidia Tegra 2 graphics hardware and support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G wireless connections.
So stay tuned for more updates
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Android overtakes RIM to climbs to no. 2 Platform
Android in July accounted for 19% of impressions, up from 11% in June, while BlackBerry dropped a percentage point to 16%. Apple's iOS also dropped a percentage point from June but remained comfortably ahead of both its rivals with a 55% share of impressions on Millennial's network.
The company says its ads reach about 63 million monthly users, or 81% of the U.S. mobile Web audience. Android ad requests in July grew 47% over the prior month, compared to 24% for iOS, and 18% for BlackBerry. Separately, iPad ad requests continued to grow sharply in tandem with rising sales of the Apple tablet, jumping 327% last month.
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