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App of the Week: Coinkeeper
Our mobile application for this week is a budget manager for iOS and Android phones that uses a simple drag and drop action to manage expense categories. The application also has some advanced features that let the user manage budgets using multiple currencies, allocate budget to each expense category and track multiple bank account balance.
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Touché: A very interesting touch-sensing technology developed by Disney
The next apparent stage in touch-sensing technology is under development at one of the most unlikely of places, the Disney Research labs. While such technology can have wide applications in the entertainment business, what Disney is developing here seems to go beyond just that. Research carried out under the Touché program has produced a capacitive, touch-sensing technology that can work and react to more information, as compared to existing technology used in consumer electronics.
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Download of the week: SwipeSelection for iOS
Our choice for download of this week is a bit out of the ordinary as it is an iOS application built for and by those dissenters among Apple users, the jail-breakers. Something that started out as a tweak to the official keyboard gesture system of an iPad has now become something of a rage in the underground scene. A YouTube user called danielchasehooper posted his tweak to the swipe-gesture system of iPad, in the hoped of gathering a community around it to petition Apple.
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Micromax Funbook Video Review
The Micromax Funbook is the Indian manufacturer's first attempt at this new form factor. Were they able to deliver a promising product, or is there room for improvement? Let's find out.
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BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha device revealed, looks much smarter than other BlackBerry devices
At BlackBerry World in Florida, RIM revealed the upcoming BlackBerry 10 and also the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha, a developer device for the upcoming BlackBerry platform.
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Micromax Funbook Unboxing and Quick Review
At 6.5k INR, the Funbook is one of the cheapest Android ICS tablets around. In our early review we're going to take a close look at its specs, connectivity options and accessories included.
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First Mozilla Phone to Launch in Brazil
Mozilla has always kept on eye on the mobile market, striving and eager to make its mark in that space. One such project initiated by Mozilla is called Boot to Gecko (B2G), with an objective to design an operating system for mobile device. B2G is betting it all on HTML 5, essentially developing an operating system that is an HTML 5 browser. This will allow HTML 5 applications to run natively on the system, improving performance by reducing CPU overhead, by cutting down on intermediaries.
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Review: LG Optimus Sol E730
The LG Optimus Sol is a mid-range Android 2.3 handset, powered by a 1GHz processor.
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App of the Week: Paper for iPad
When the iPad first came out, it was considered a consumption tool, but with apps like Paper, it's become a bonafide creativity tool. Developed by former Microsoft employees who were working on the Courier project, Paper by FiftyThree has seen over 1.5 million downloads in the last two weeks.
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Microsoft demonstrates Windows 8 touch-tech with legacy support
Microsoft appears to be taking its upcoming battle with Apple seriously, by demonstrating a will to match its competition in at least some areas. In one of its latest updates to the world on the progress packed into the upcoming Windows operating system, Microsoft showcased the system’s handling of touch-based interaction. Windows 8 is being design to take advantage of progress made with touch-based hardware technology over the last few years.
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Temple Run hits Google Play on schedule
After logging over 40 million downloads on the iOS app store, which roughly translates to one in every eight iOS users, Temple Run, the top free game app from Imangi Studios is now available to Android users.
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Technoholik Review : Is Apple's new iPad good enough?
Launched earlier this month, Radhika Sharma has got her hands on the new iPad, and takes in-depth look at the new iPad's capabilities, rating its design and form factor, screen quality, hardware and performance, app ecosystem, camera and connectivity options. We also have Vishal Gondal, CEO of Indiagames joining us, explaining why the new iPad is the generational difference between the iPhone 3G and the iPhone 4, and what the iPad's improved specs mean to both developers and consumers.
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Angry Birds Space debuts tomorrow, features a whole new squadron of birds
Launching tomorrow on iOS, Android, Mac and PC, everyone's favorite bird-slinger will feature an entirely new warped physics system and new species of birds. Check out the new birds and their attack system as showcased in trailer and teaser videos after the break.
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Top 10: DRM-Free Games for your Android, PC, and Mac
With a catalog of over two dozen DRM-free games, the Humble Indie Bundle has been a valuable treasure trove for the games collector. Here's a top ten listing of the most shareable games from the bundle so far.
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Humble Indie Bundle 2 for Android goes live
Humble Indie Bundle has served up an impressive catalog of over two dozen DRM-free, cross-platform games over the last couple of years, and the latest promo has five awesome games never seen before on Android phones or tablets.
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