Evernote has rolled out an update for both the iPhone and iPad versions of the app. The new iOS versions bring the much needed rich text support to Evernote. Since the launch of the app, this feature has been demanded quite a bit by users as creating a note on the desktop version and then opening it to edit on the mobile version would simply lose all the formatting (such as bold, italics etc…). This is a huge plus for Evernote on iOS users.
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Japanese iOS 5 Users to Get Earthquake Warnings
August 22, 2011 by Leave a Comment
When iOS 5 launches it appears that users in Japan will be able to get earthquake warnings pushed to their iPhone. The new option appeared in the iOS 5 beta version and allows notifications to be easily switched on or off.
Google Nexus Prime Could Run Android 4.0
August 19, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Google could be launching its next Nexus smartphone as early as October this year. The device is expected to be called the Google Nexus Prime and when it launches, it is likely to run a new version of Android (version 4.0).
Three to Launch Huawei E586 MiFi
August 18, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Three is launching a new MiFi model called the Huawei E586. The new device is the first from the company that utilizes HSPA+ mobile broadband technology.
Skype WiFi for iOS Launches
August 18, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Skype has launched a new app for iOS devices called Skype WiFi. The app lets you use Skype Credit to pay for WiFi access, by the minute, at a number of hotspots around the globe. The idea behind it is that you have a single service to log in to and then have an easy way to pay for what you use rather than paying for a full day usage at a time which is common in a number of places.
Cyanogen Mod Creator Hired by Samsung
August 16, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A recent announcement has confirmed that the Cyanogen Mod creator, Steve Kondik, is now working for Samsung Mobile. The details came from an update on Facebook where confirmation of the new job was detailed.
Upgrade Select Intel CPU Models via Software
August 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Intel is beginning to offer (again) a CPU that can be upgraded by software. If you look back to last year, Intel provided a software update that cost $50 that allowed you to add an extra 1MB of L3 cache to your CPU. This year, the company is bringing the service to three Intel CPUs. As well as upgrading cache, the software update will also unlock some extra speed for the CPU. The chart below was put together by AnandTech.
56 Million iPhone Orders Made for 2H11 – Half to be iPhone 5
August 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Apple is believed to have increased its order of 50 million iPhones for the second half of 2011 up to 56 million. Digitimes reports that about half of these orders are for the new iPhone 5 model which could launch next month. The other half are expected to be a mixture of the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS.
Chrome OS Update Rolls Out
August 11, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Google has rolled out a Chrome OS update that makes it faster at resuming and brings a few new features. Google begins its announcement by saying:
One of the things that excites us about Chromebooks is that unlike other computers, the user experience automatically gets better over time.
Firefox 7 To Use Up to 50 Percent Less Memory
August 11, 2011 by Leave a Comment
When Mozilla launches Firefox 7 towards the end of September, the memory usage will be a lot less. On average tests have been said to be about 20 to 30 percent although in some cases the saving is as high as 50 percent. The developers have worked on memory leaks and also optimised in other ways to achieve the drop in usage.
Teardown Decal for Macbook
August 11, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Several companies teardown gadgets to take a look at what goes on inside and also see what is different from generation to generation. If you enjoy looking through images of the insides of a smartphone or laptop then this decal is for you.
New Features Added to Twitter
August 11, 2011 by Leave a Comment
A couple of new features have been added to Twitter which aim to make the service more helpful and more sticky as Gigaom puts it. The new features bring in more interaction with the service which now allows you to see more detail about your tweets and who retweeted or added a tweet as a favourite.
