Verizon, an American broadband and telecommunications company, buys AOL for $4.4 Billion. Huffington Post, Techcrunch, Engadget, Makers and AOL.com are all a part of this deal. AOL was famously known for its dial-up internet service and media sites like The Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Engadget, etc. AOL chief executive Tim Armstrong said, “We are excited to … Read more
Google Play now lets users preregister for upcoming apps and games. Pre-registering means that you will receive a notification on your device when the app is released. The first app (game) to get this feature is Terminator Genisys: Revolution, you can see the screenshot below. If you want to Pre-register for this game, you can … Read more
A Custom ROM (or Custom OS) is an aftermarket distribution of the Google’s Android OS. We always have this Android (vs) iOS debate, we can practically talk for hours, with or without making any sense. But when it comes to Android, it does have some benefits, like we can take full charge of its firmware … Read more
Google officially announced the schedule for Google I/O 2015, so we managed to get a peek at it and compiled a list of possible stuffs we can see during the event. We all know about Google’s next Android version which is so far called as “Android M“, but there are some other interesting stuffs which … Read more
Before few days we compiled a list of expected features of OnePlus 2 and today we have some other announcements from the officials. OnePlus 2 Official Price And Processor UPDATE: OnePlus 2 Will Have USB Type-C Port (Official) Recently Pete Lau (OnePlus, CEO) suggested on Weibo, the Chinese social network, that the OnePlus 2 will … Read more
Awesome! This is one of the best features I badly wanted from Google Chrome. This could be very useful for people who use the Internet (browser) a lot for downloading stuffs. Replace Downloads Rather Than Duplicates Remember the last time you used “Chrome” for downloading random images? Suppose if you already have downloaded “DeviceBAR-Logo.png” in … Read more
Just 5 years ago, we used SMS service primarily for texting. Typing an SMS, then sending it and waiting for delivery report was a common practice among the teens. However, things got completely changed when instant messaging apps came into the existence. Apps like WhatsApp changed the complete scenario and SMS texting became obsolete. WhatsApp … Read more