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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Facebook, The App Store, And The Sound Of Inevitability

Share Post under internet at 11:56 PM Posted by shyam raj

“That is the sound of inevitability…“

I’m reminded of this quote from The Matrix as I read headline after headline around the blogosphere about how Facebook and Apple and their (at least relatively) closed ecosystems are going to destroy the fabric of the web as we know it. Me? I’m not worried in the slightest bit. Why? Because it occurs to me that what’s going on now is just a part of a cycle. A necessary cycle. Yes, the web (by which I mean the entire Internet), it seems to me, is cyclical.

Lookup and compare backlinks data of two websites

Share Post under internet at 11:49 PM Posted by shyam raj

For any blog or for that matter for any website, back-links are very important as it basically leads to a decent Google Page Rank and then leads to greater organic traffic through search engines. A page rank is determined by the number of websites linking to a website and their authority thanks to their page ranks.

Google adds virtual keyboard to search pages

Share Post under internet at 11:48 PM Posted by shyam raj

Have you every searched for something in a foreign language on Google search. Yes withing search settings there is an option for selecting a language you prefer to use for entering your search query. This makes Google so widely acceptable across cultures and languages.

Decoding Steve Jobs’ Dressing Down Of Flash

Share Post under mac at 4:57 AM Posted by shyam raj

Steve Jobs

doesn’t blog often, but when he does, it’s always entertaining. Today, Apple’s CEO has taken the time to write a 1,700 word post

about why Apple (or perhaps more precisely, he) doesn’t like

Adobe Flash. And why Apple doesn’t support it in new products. And more importantly, why Apple won’t support it in new products.

iPad 3G Dismantled: There Are Five Antennas

Share Post under mac at 4:51 AM Posted by shyam raj

We've seen its communications board before, but now the entire iPad 3G has been torn open and had its parts analyzed. Here's what makes it different from a Wi-Fi-only iPad according to the guys at iFixit:

Only 27.3% Of Android Phones Can Use The Official Twitter Client

Share Post under internet at 3:43 AM Posted by shyam raj

Earlier today Twitter released its official Twitter app for Android — a move that’s been expected since CEO Ev Williams announced that it was coming during Twitter’s Chirp conference. In our post, we mentioned that this was only going to be available for Android 2.1, and as others

have pointed out, that means we have another case of Android’s lingeringfragmentation problem rearing its ugly head. But just how bad is it? We don’t have to guess.

BlogBuzzer: Ping your Blog and Let Search Engines Index Quickly

Share Post under internet at 3:32 AM Posted by shyam raj

Search Engines checks randomly the sites they have in their index for updated content. Even after submitting your blog to search engines, when you update your blog and post new content, it doesn't necessarily mean that it'll be checked in real time or the moment you submit your post unless you ping your blog through some (Blog) Pinging Servers.

Is Google getting ready to move user-created themes out of the Extensions Gallery?

Share Post under internet at 12:29 AM Posted by shyam raj

Yesterday night while I was browsing the Chrome Extensions Gallery, I noticed something a bit odd. A recently uploaded theme returned the error you see above when I clicked it. OK, I thought... Maybe the author really did take it down.