Are you are unhappy with the choppy display and lagging scroll of web browser in your Android device? Well, there is a good news for you. Dolphin Browser, one of the most popularly used android browser has launched a new version named Dolphin Browser HD. Continue Reading →

Microsoft has added a new theme named Surfing for Windows 7 in the personalization gallery. This theme brings the enthusiasm of surfing sports on your desktop. Surfing theme pack consists of 10 beautiful wallpapers of resolution 1920 x 1200. To enhance the effect it also combines seashore sound schemes. Continue Reading →

Working with office or college documents is a common scenario. While doing this we use many document formats such as doc, ppt, pdf etc. PDF files are more common when we are downloading books and research papers. It is more secure and portable compared to others. There are times when you might wish to split a pdf file consisting of many pages.

The need for this task arises when we are to make small parts of a big PDF file consisting of numerous chapters or pages. For instance you have a PDF book at hand consisting of 50 pages and want to split it into 5 parts each consisting of 10 pages each. Continue Reading →

Yesterday Adobe updated it’s official blog with the release date for Adobe Flash 10.2 release date. It is scheduled to be released on March 18, but this wait has been cut short by BBCrackman from Droid World.

This latest version of Flash is compatible with Android 2.2 (Froyo), 2.3 (Gingerbread) and 3.0 (Honeycomb) and hence now it is possible to play your favorite high quality flash videos with great performance. Continue Reading →

When we work on multiple networks and different IPs, Internet settings come into the picture, which are different for every network. So when one shifts from one coverage zone to the other, they are required  to change the IPs and a lot more settings. If you are using Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 then it’s a time consuming and tedious affair because these IP, gateway and proxy settings are not readily shown by the Windows. Continue Reading →

A new PlayStation 3 System Software version 3.60 is now available which brings the much awaited Cloud Service for the PlayStation Plus subscribers. This new feature allows uploading of those precious game saves files to Sony’s cloud servers online from XMB which you can restore later if needed, along with this another new feature makes its way into the PS3 console through which you can set the time before a controller automatically turns itself off after usage. Sony has also pushed a new private key with this firmware to prevent further hacking of their consoles, however it can be hacked again with a new exploit.

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RockMelt is a Chromium based browser which is developed specifically for people who loves to remain connected with Facebook and Twitter 24×7. RockMelt was in private beta since November 2010, and  until now it has been updated 15 times making it more stable. Finally the first public beta of the browser is now out. Continue Reading →

Cleaning your browser is a bit of a time taking job if you are a person who has a very tight schedule or if you are someone who uses different browsers for different work and especially in a single system. Then cleaning becomes a headache for most of us. It would be of great help if you had a tool that will take care of erasing all the history of the browser along with all the other files which are collected during the use of net. These files are accumulated and very tedious a work to find them and get rid of them from the system. Continue Reading →

After its leaked specs, AMD has finally released their high-end offering HD 6990 to the public. AMD claims it to be the fastest graphics card in the world as this beast scored astounding P11865 in 3DMark11 benchmark. The reason of this great power comes from dual HD 6970 GPUs on the same board. It can power 6 screens at their maximum resolution and also has dual BIOS for overclocking and normal operations with a flippable switch. Continue Reading →

Game emulators are not a new thing in the town. These days most of the famous smartphones have one or more game emulators for various platforms. But till now Android was not blessed by the 64-bit gaming experience of Nintendo, which has now made its way via N64oid. Continue Reading →