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So yesterday i came to know about a company called Jolla which is currently working on a mobile optimised OS called Sailfish. I was bit surprised when i first hear about it then i decided to dig little bit more about it. In this blog i will be sharing my finding and thoughts about the
A while back a couple of our devs were having some problems syncing to the git. It seemed everything but their Xcode projects would sync up. I looked into it, and while it took a bit to solve the problem I finally figured out what the issue was.
The solution was quite buried, so hopefully this post helps at least one other person out there.
Today i would like to share my thoughts about Moga Pro controller. It’s been more than a week since i am using it now. I won’t hesitate while saying that design has been completely ripped off from XBOX controller, so if you have an XBOX, you might be really comfortable with this controller. I simply
Google IO kicked off yesterday with the keynote at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The keynote is always an exciting event with the big names on center stage filling your ears with all the great new and upcoming tech. While this years keynote steered away from hardware and more specifically Key-lime Pie, it was till jam
There is no better place on the planet to be when it comes to technology than San Francisco this week during Google I/O 2013. Having just stepped out of the Keynote session, I thought I would provide a brief update. Android At Google I/O last year it was announced that 400 Million Android devices
When users download apps, it’s always a pain having to wait for a super long download. Getting them in as quick as possible should be a high priority. When an app download size is too big, I often find myself lock the phone and sometimes even forget to come back to it for a while. On the AppStore there’s even a threshold to prevent users download apps that are too big over 3G, currently at 50MB I believe.
Free wifi is everywhere. It may seem like a godsend if you stumble upon a free wifi network, but watch out. A wifi network can be easily created just to steal your information.
I’m going to show just how easy it is to setup a fake free wifi network to monitor all network traffic going through it. To do this you will need two network cards, one will connect to an existing wifi network and the other will rebroadcast it out as “free wifi”. I will explore two different methods of doing this, but both have the same end result. I will use a Mac for both, but the same thing can be performed on Windows or Linux.
The incredible pace that the world moved away from the desktop to the mobile, is about to happen once again.
WWDC tickets went on sale a couple of days ago. If you’ve followed the details on this, you’d know that all 5000 tickets sold out in less than 2 minutes.
Inbound marketing, especially for B2B companies, is difficult to get right. With so many online social outlets, content strategies, and performance metrics, knowing where to begin is a significant challenge. It is important to get the basics right. Once you have a manageable campaign, you can begin to piece together the parts of your marketing
