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Bye Bye Nexus One – Rest in Peace
1 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on July 19, 2010 under Gadgets, Tech & Web
Google has announced on its Nexus One blog, that the shipment of the Android smartphone that arrives this week will be its last batch to go on sale. The phone will not be available to US customers anymore but will however still be available in certain parts of Europe, Asia through carrier partners such as Vodaphone and KT. I guess this is inevitable since Google's unlocked Nexus One smartpho... more.
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Google Includes Real-Time Web Analytics to Blogger Accounts
1 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on July 6, 2010 under Tech & Web
Blogger.com users can now monitor their web traffics by directly referring to the embedded real-time web analytics. This newly-added feature is enabled by default for all blogs and you don't have to setup or configure anything. But you’ll have to visit the Blogger site through drafts.blogger.com to access your blog stats since this is still in the testing stage. In general, the stats in Bl... more.
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Android 3.0 Gingerbread Leaked Details are Fake?
2 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on July 3, 2010 under Tech & Web
There has been a lot of details surfacing on the latest version of Android OS (3.0 Gingerbread), which is said to be further challenging Apple's iOS4 even further.While only a few phones are powered by Android 2.2 (Froyo), Google is really taking drastic measures to introduce 3.0 much earlier than expected. Android 3.0 emphasises on offering a sleeker, friendlier user experience! Now, while most... more.
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How to Apply for the New Google AdSense Beta Interface
0 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on May 30, 2010 under Tech & Web
Google will be introducing a new user interface for Google AdSense that is packed with features such as more detailed reports with graphs including ability to view daily stats in graphical formats and additional metrics such as the amount publisher has earned from various ad, targeting and bid types, and the ability to complete common actions in bulk. According to Google AdSense blog, the ne... more.
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Develop Apps on Android Froyo Platform with Android 2.2 SDK
0 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on May 25, 2010 under Tech & Web
At the Google I/O 2010 conference last week, Google launched its latest Android 2.2 OS (codenamed Froyo). In conjunction with the release, Google has also introduced Android 2.2 SDK for developers to start developing applications or testing apps on the Android 2.2 platform. The Android 2.2 platform has been improved with new user features, platform technologies, developer services and developer AP... more.
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Google Introduces Web Font API and Open Font Library
0 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on May 20, 2010 under Tech & Web
Let's face it, typography on the web is a major source of difficulty for web designers today. Many opt for common universal fonts and bring in new fonts requires some CSS tweaking. Well, Google aims to tackle this problem by introducing an open source font library, and an API that makes it easy to use the new fonts on your own webpage. You don't have to upload any font files, just embed the API co... more.
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7 Best Google AdSense WordPress Plugins
1 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on May 9, 2010 under Money Sense, Wordpress
Let's face it, handling Google AdSense placement on your Wordpress-powered blogs can be a hassle at times especially when your theme is not AdSense-friendly. I have searched the Wordpress plugin repository and compiled 7 plugins that could make your life easier. These plugins would help you manage your ads better, put them in better places and of course make more money. :) 1. WP Simple AdSense... more.
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Google PageRank: Why it Doesn’t Really Matter and You Should Forget About It
2 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on April 23, 2010 under Internet, Tech & Web
Many bloggers or webmaster are "striving" hard to do whatever Search Engine Optimization (SEO) they can find to drive traffics to their blog/website and hopefully increase their Google PageRank (PR). Unfortunately, it's not easy as they think and many of their methods do not work simply because many misunderstood the concept of Google PageRank. If you're a webmaster I would like stress t... more.
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Gmail adds ‘Drag and Drop Attachments’ Feature
0 CommentsPosted by KeeMan on April 18, 2010 under Tech & Web
Lazy of locating your files via the conventional file browsing method when doing attachment onto your mail? The Gmail team understands that and has introduced the "drag and drop attachments" features directly to your Gmail account. According to the official Gmail blog, this is a feature that unfortunately limited to Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox 3.6 users for now. However, Google d... more.
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