They called it a Facebook browser. Some called it a Twitter browser. Well, why not call it a Social Media web browser? It sounds good, mind you. RockMelt UI RockMelt basically is a web browser designed for how you use the internet. It allows users to post links, videos, and status updates to Facebook and Twitter (at least for now, more services soon), and it has built-in client services to…

Google just had another revamp of its logo, replaced with a new Doodle to celebrate the 115th anniversary of the discovery of X-ray. Google Doodle – X-ray Back in November 8, 1895, German physicist and Professor Wilhelm Rontgen discovered the use of X-ray in medicine when he saw a picture of his wife’s hand on a photographic plate. Rontgen was credited as discoverer of X-ray because he is the first…

Smartphone has been preferred to be a mobile handset of choice these days due to its advanced computing capabilities. And with the new applications available for download, every user is becoming more productive not only at work but also with other routinary activities; one of which for Christians at least is reading the gospel of the day. Well, there’s an app called Evangelizo Daily Gospel for Apple’s iOS and Google’s…

Back in September, Google announced the integration of Google Instant feature to its search engine. Such feature allows users to search faster and provides smarter predictions of what the user is looking for even without having to type the full search term. Though it was first made for desktop browsers, Google Instant is now available on mobile devices at least in the US. Users in the US will get to…

Gizmodo is reporting again another possibility of Nexus Two coming to reality, after one of their sources got to hold the Android-powered handset. Nexus Two is made by Samsung and what had been reported that Google’s flagship phone, Nexus One, won’t have a sib seems to be unlikely. Google Nexus Two (mockup) There will be a press conference in New York City come November 8th, so I guess Google might…

What do you know about Google…? A search giant….? Free email service provider…? What else? You probably subscribed to several dedicated blogs of Google to get the latest happenings of the company’s network, or to learn the latest innovations of Google products. I guess that’s actually great, but there’s another one. Google just launched recently a place called Google New, where you can check what’s new with the company. Basically,…

Just in case you didn’t notice (which I doubt), Google is now rolling a new feature on its free email service which makes it easier to import messages and contacts from other accounts like Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, AOL, or other webmail or POP3 accounts. Switching to Gmail I actually noticed this feature when I logged on to my Gmail account two days ago. The next time you login to your…

This is not the first time I heard about this. The last time I watched a live telecast directly in YouTube was when Google announced Instant. Perhaps that was also part of the ongoing trials of the new live streaming platform. Last Sunday, Google announced that by Monday at 8:00AM PT, YouTube will begin a limited trial of the new live streaming platform in conjunction with four of its partners…

If you think Google can provide a new search enhancement to its search algorithm with Google Instant, which shows results as you type – you would probably need to check Long Zheng’s work called The Real Live Search. Well, it’s actually similar to Google Instant. The only difference is that, it utilizes Bing’s API and AJAX, the popular web development programming technique widely used to create web apps these days….

This is an amazing feature first time I’ve ever seen on a search engine. If you are using Google domains in the US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Russia – you would probably notice a new way Google is displaying results as you search. The new feature is called Google Instant. Unlike Realtime search, Google Instant is a new search enhancement that shows results as you type. Google Instant…