1. Top 5 Professional Shareware Softwares Of The Month – Brothersoft

Today I am posting the top five useful professional software’s of the month which are really useful. I have mentioned few important software categories like Mobile tools, web designing, Business management, Data backup and Security tools. Though all these software’s are shareware, they are very useful when we needed. I hope most of us will find a great use of these software’s. Try to take a look at these top 5 software’s and try installing them to experience the new phase of technology. So here goes the list. More about it Here:

2. Use Free Space Of Your Gmail Account As a Virtual Hard Drive

Yes! Shocking? If you’re having extra free space on your Gmail account and you don’t have extra space on your hard disk, you can use that free Gmail space as a virtual free hard drive using a cool freeware program called GmailDrive.GmailDrive will create an extra drive inside ‘My Computer’. Every time you use this drive i.e. use files from it, is actually downloaded from and uploaded to your Gmail account. More about it Here:

3. Voice App Vlingo Virtual Assistant 2.5.0 for Android

Vlingo Virtual Assitant for Android got better User interface and performance. Vlingo is very good virtual assistant you just have to speak and it will help you do more stuff in a faster and easier than before. Vlingo is now available on android along with some pretty new updates. More about it Here: Read the rest of this entry »

Since the Google Latitude released a few months ago, most users are satisfactory with this new Google location service. But it is not enough. Seen from users' feedback, they want to an additional function to share locations with any friends even they are not Latitude users. Today this demand has come true. Google launched Google Public Location Badge and Google Talk Location Status (Beta), realizing a more convenient and possible location share activity.

As the name shown, Google Public Location Badge is an application for your location display. Users can publish and modify the location on their blog or websites. You can either manually change your Latitude location or have your device's location detected automatically. GPS, Wi-Fi, or cell tower ID, these communication devices provide a more specific location display. But one tip needs to noticed, once you share your location publicly, you are not allowed to control who can or can't see it. Certainly, the location is up to users' choice, best available location and city-level locations are both available.

Google Talk Location Status (Beta) is actually regarded as an extension of Latitude. Once you try this application, your status on Google Latitude is automatically updated to Gmail and GTalk. This synchronous activity enables a time-to-time focus and release. The most recent location information could be shared by all your friends as soon as you move the city.

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Google Redesigned is released as a standalone Firefox extension from Mozilla with a popular redesigned skin. Now you can redesign your Gmail and Google Calendar with a new style from Globex.

Let's see in details with this new dress:

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Do you ever imagine you would contact with friends even he gets no Gmail account? iGoogle does. The Google developing team released that since today iGoogle users will have their dream come true.

Gmail is popular among those business people for chatting, communicating and email service. But it does bother you more or less. You have to contact with that kind of people who also has Gmail account. But in iGoogle, it is out! Open an iGoogle page, and then send instant messages to your colleague, friend and family. Even they are not Gmail user, you two can talk freely. Furthermore, all the current chat settings in Gmail will be applicable in iGoogle. Try it easy! So much as you can choose chat options and the "sign out of chat" is shown. Never be disturbed when you want!

Moreover, the iGoogle team is now working on multilingual options for users all over the world. Don't worry! Try the English version and have a different chat experience! If you don't see it on your iGoogle page and you simply can't wait to check it out, feel free to opt in by going to www.google.com/ig/v2invite.

When I've read this: "Gmail goes offline" I thought "Oh my God, there is going to be a lot of complaint". Nevertheless, further reading brought me a piece of news that in my opinion helps to make of Gmail the most versatile and fully featured webmail service ever. But, what am I saying… webmail?

According to Wikipedia: Webmail (or Web-based e-mail) is an e-mail service intended to be primarily accessed via a web browser, as opposed to through an e-mail client, such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla's Thunderbird, or Apple Inc.'s Mail.

So, to make a long story short, Google breaks the rules again with the release of Offline Gmail and adds new features to its already fully featured Web mail by joining its versatility with the stability of e-mail clients.

The flexibility you get when you have a laptop PC means that your Internet connection is not always as stable as you desire. A low signal quality, or the complete lack of it during a journey by bus, train or plane is something that makes us close our notebooks. But, let me put things a bit more real: you have written 10 paragraphs and when you are just about to send it your Internet connection fails, so, what do you do? If you are like me, you will most likely leave the thing as it is and not even want to rewrite the mail.

Well, those little problems we have had when our Internet connection fails just disappear with the new option brought by Offline Gmail as it allows us to continue working through its interface even when the computer is off-line. Read the rest of this entry »

The news is exciting to Google fans that the HTC Dream's FCC has confirmed that it is indeed the long-awaited Android phone. The HTC Dream will be the first Android enabled phone to the market and it is slated for a Fall 2008 Release Date. At the same time, new Android SDK publicly released to developers. Both hardware and software are ready, our mobile dream of GPhone is about to come true…

What will Android phone bring to us?
A recent post in the unofficial T-Mobile blog, confirms that the HTC Dream will offer the following features:

*Touch screen
*Full Qwerty keyboard
*3G/ WiFi
*Full HTML internet capabilities
*Easy access to all Google applications (Gmail, Gtalk, search)
*Maps
*Street view
*YouTube
*Phone
*IM/Text
*Email
*Camera 3.0mp; no flash
*Video (playback only, no recording)
*Music player & 1GB memory card pre-loaded
*Applications, all available in Google marketplace (icon on the homescreen)

New Android SDK Released
Along with the release of Android phone, a new version of Android SDK has been publicly released to developers. It has been a long time since the last version which was made available only to contest winners, which made some developers feel less than appreciated.

The new version of Android SDK is 0.9 beta, we call it m5-rc14. There are a couple of changes and highlights in m5-rc14.

New user interface - m5-rc14 replaces the previous placeholder with a new UI, but as before, work on it is still in-progress.

Layout animations - Developers can now create layout animations for applications using the capabilities introduced in the Android. View animation package. Check out the Layout Animation *.java files in the API Demos sample code for examples of how this works.

Geo-coding - android.location.geocoder enables developers to forward and reverse geo-code (i.e. translate an address into a coordinate and vice-versa), and also search for businesses.

New media codes - The Media Player class has added support for the OGG Vorbis, MIDI, XMF, iMelody, RTTL/RTX, and OTA audio file formats.

Updated Eclipse plug-in - A new version of ADT is available and provides improvements to the Android developer experience.

Try Android now!
Are you deeply attracted by Android? If you are interested in trying out Android before buying your own, do the following easy steps and you can experience Android on your PC.

1. Download Android SDK here. Windows Version Mac Version Linux Version
2. Unzip files into a directory on your computer.
3. Open the “Tools” directory and double-click on the “emulator.exe” to start the simulator.

With simulator, you can play with Android as your mind. For more powerful features, you can find and install applications from some sort of application directory. Have a good Android trip!