I’ve been searching all over web for the last few weeks to find an app with which i can finally use my iPhone as a flashdrive when connected to a PC. Of course there were many magnificent apps but unfortunately they were not for free and also need to follow a lot of installation procedures and steps just to transfer a file to & from PC using iPhone.

Since my phone was not jailbroken I didn’t want to risk downloading apps from places other than iTunes. But by the time I read the description of the last app in iTunes, I lost hope and started googling. BOOM!!! Thats when I hit upon this magnificent yet simple software - iFunbox. Read the rest of this entry

There is really no need to complain about the size of your mobile phones unless its this big…LOL! Read the rest of this entry

Heres the whole new iPhone 5 with a lot of cool new features … check it out!!!

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Apple’s iPhone is a triumph of marketing over functionality, and the new model won’t be any different.When Apple first launched the iPhone in 2007, it was leaps and bounds ahead of its nearest rivals. But now the handset is a triumph of marketing over functionality. And it’s so ubiquitous it’s not even cool any more.

Here are ten reasons why, whatever is announced at the iPhone 4G launch, there’s no point buying it: Read the rest of this entry

So you just bought a Nexus One from Google - good job! This outstanding phone might still have a few issues, but packs a lot of power with a 1GHz processor, plenty of storage, and a slick OLED screen that shines brighter than most.

As you’re discovering new features and downloading apps, we’ve provided a kickstart to make your experience even more rewarding and to help you get the best from your Android handset.

So here goes the 10 essential tips & tricks for your Google Nexus One : Read the rest of this entry

The great megapixel race may finally be slowing down in digital cameras, but it’s picking up steam in cell phones. In digital photography, the term “pixel” refers to the tiny dots that make up a photograph. The more pixels a photograph has, the higher its image resolution. A megapixel is equal to one million pixels.

Both Samsung’s Pixon 12 and Sony Ericsson’s Satio cell phones take 12-megapixel photos—meaning you can now buy cell phones with greater resolution than Canon’s top-of-the-line point-and-shoot digital cameras.

If this sounds a little crazy, that’s because it is, experts say. Few people need 12 megapixels, especially in a cell phone camera. The megapixel race has grown out of the megapixel myth, the false notion that a camera with higher resolution is always better. Manufacturers and retailers, eager to convince consumers that they need the latest camera and phone models, have pushed this faulty idea hard. Read the rest of this entry

There’s a reason why every new iPod comes labeled with the commandment the stealing music is wrong. That’s also why the road between iTunes and the iPod is (at least in theory) a one-way street. You can load up your iPod with new music from iTunes till the cows come home. But dumping the music from your iPod onto iTunes or a computer hard drive isn’t as rote.

Despite what some record industry bigwigs may believe, not everyone is desperately seeking free music. And Apple realizes that accidents happen. Hard drives crash. Computers end up at the bottom of swimming pools, in the hands of thieves or in deserted hotel rooms thousands of miles from home. Indeed, there are plenty of law-abiding, upright reasons to want to retrieve music from your iPod.

In that glorious light of openness and honesty, i-Core -with plenty of help from Apple & other Tech blogs - offers a few avenues for transferring music that is rightfully, legally yours from an iPod onto your computer. Read the rest of this entry

It’s safe to say that Apple’s given the gaming industry a square kick in the tender regions. Despite their bluster, dismissing Apple in every way possible, Sony and Nintendo are both clearly concerned by the meteoric rise of iPod touch and iPhone as handheld gaming devices.

Although great games are the driving force behind the success of Apple gaming, low prices have also helped. Most ‘premium’ titles cost six quid or less, and many developers end up in a race to 59p, thereby providing games that’d cost 20 quid on a rival platform for the price of a Kit-Kat. Read the rest of this entry

Now that Microsoft has taken the wraps off its new Windows Phone 7 Series smartphone operating system, we explain why it’s geared up for success.

It’s been hugely anticipated, much rumoured and, for many, long overdue - now Microsoft’s complete overhaul of its Windows Mobile smartphone platform has been unveiled with the announcement of Windows Phone 7 Series at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

There’s been much criticism in the past about the user-friendliness of the Windows Mobile touchscreen platform, particularly when held up against the slick experience offered by Apple’s iPhone and certain Android OS-packing smartphones. With the launch of Windows Phone 7 Series Microsoft is aiming to change all that. Read the rest of this entry

Microsoft has just launched its new and revamped mobile phone operating system called Windows Phone 7 Series.The world’s biggest software company, which aims to earn back market share from the iPhone and BlackBerry, said new phones featuring Windows Phone 7 would be in stores by Christmas.

“In a crowded market filled with phones that look the same and do the same things, I challenged the team to deliver a different kind of mobile experience. Windows Phone 7 Series marks a turning point toward phones that truly reflect the speed of people’s lives and their need to connect to other people and all kinds of seamless experiences.” said Steve Ballmer, chief executive officer at Microsoft. Read the rest of this entry