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Ad For Google Nexus 7 On Google Home Page Now
QuickPic Gallery Is A Good Alternative To Stock Gallery For Android
Read PDF files in 3D With Soda PDF Reader
Android 2.2 Powered Watch Phone by Rock is Superb Gadget for Geeks

Ad For Google Nexus 7 On Google Home Page Now

Posted: 28 Aug 2012 11:55 AM PDT

Google is notoriously bad when it comes to showing off their products. I was extremely surprised the other day when to my surprise a lot of people I interacted with had no idea what a Nexus device is. Compare that to Apple where and iPad or the iPhone are house hold name, and you come to know what a stark contrast exists between the two companies when it comes to marketing strategies. However, it seems like Google is ready to change all of this with it’s latest move.

In a rare event of showing off their pretty creation, Google has added the image of it’s just launched Nexus 7 tablet to it’s homepage. You can check that out by visiting Google, however, this may not work for those in the region where the tablet is not out for sales. This definitely seems like a great strategy by Google to show off to the world its new tablet given that it’s home page is probably the most visited. We have been using the tablet for a while now, and must say that it has left us extremely impressed. The tablet seems to pack a really powerful punch and for a meagre price of $199, the tablet is amazingly affordable.

The ad now reads”The playground is now open”. What are your views about this tablet and this new strategy by Google to show it off on their home screen? Do let us know in the section below.

Via: Geekwire

QuickPic Gallery Is A Good Alternative To Stock Gallery For Android

Posted: 28 Aug 2012 11:37 AM PDT

Android smart phones these days come with some absolutely stunning cameras. I have in fact surprised myself how much more I use my camera on the phone than a dedicated camera thanks to some amazing features. However, one thing that has always irked me is the fact that the Gallery application can be fairly unpredictable. It force closes often and occasionally takes ages to load. If you want something that is a lot more simplistic and want to get away from all those 3D animations and things like that and still want to check the multimedia on your smart phone, we have the perfect solution for you.

QuickPic is an amazing application that lets you view the gallery on your smart phone and is fairly reliable. You will not see much of the difference in terms of ability to share images etc from the stock gallery. In fact after using QuickPic I did feel that maybe a lot other smart phone manufacturers would use the simplistic template of this application to build gallery in their phones. The application is extremely easy to use, is great on the eye and seems really snappy. One thing that really made me notice this app and like it more was the fact that it seemed to use CPU much lesser as compared to the stock gallery application. So basically you do not lose nothing and gain a plenty more as you start using this application on your smart phone. It is available for absolutely free and can be run on most of the Android versions. In fact I did personally test it on Gingerbread, ICS and Jelly Bean. It seems just as snappy and fast on all of them

You can also download this application from the play store from absolutely free. Here is the link to the market place.

Read PDF files in 3D With Soda PDF Reader

Posted: 27 Aug 2012 09:30 PM PDT

Soda PDF Reader is an application that allows users to view PDF files in a 3D format in which you can read files like you read a book with features like flipping pages and bookmarking etc. There are many applications on the internet other than the default Adobe reader that allows users to view their PDF files. We usually want to avoid the Adobe PDF reader mainly because of its limitations. Soda PDF Reader comes with a host of new features that will tempt users to download it.

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Soda PDF has a number of features that we will discuss here. But the feature that immediately catches the eye is the 3D view feature. Using this feature, users can read their PDF files like they are reading a book. Use the scroll button on your mouse to turn the pages and Soda PDF Reader will flip the pages like you are flipping them in real life. This feature is fun and really does give you a new dimension when it comes to reading long PDF files.

Some of the other features that Soda PDF Reader has are:

1. Create your PDF files from Word, Excel, PowerPoint or any other format easily directly from this software. But to do this, you will have to register and activate your account on the Soda PDF website which is for free.

2. View pages in different views like the above mentioned 3D view, single page, continuous, facing and facing continuous modes.

3. View PDF files in full screen so you are not distracted by anything else on your desktop.

4. Even read digital comic books in 3D mode.

5. Zoom in and zoom out easily even in 3D mode.

Soda PDF Reader gives a new dimension to reading PDF files and is highly recommended for users.

Download Soda PDF Reader.

Android 2.2 Powered Watch Phone by Rock is Superb Gadget for Geeks

Posted: 27 Aug 2012 07:41 PM PDT

No, I am not going to talk about James Bond watch by which he can do anything. I am talking about a watch which is ultimate device for geeks. Phone in your watch, also Android enabled. Great, isn’t it?

Rock Android watch is a device which fits in your wrist and allows you to do more than what a normal watch can do. Yes, you can make phone calls, take pictures with 2 megapixel camera, send data using bluetooth, and guess what it has 8GB of RAM!

Apart from camera, and capacitive touch screen, it is able to make quad band phone calls. You’ll also get a memory card slot with 8 GB card support. It can play MP3, MP4 media. Also it can be connected to Wi-Fi. It runs on Android version 2.2. And now the most important factor, its price. This phone is available on Amazon store with a price tag of $279.99. Go, grab it.

Android 2.2 Smartphone Watch [via RedFerret].

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