1/28/2011

History Eraser – for erasing old data on your Android


Clean your browser history, call log, market search history and more with this app.



Features:

  • Erase browser history
  • Erase Market Search History
  • Erase Gmail Search History
  • Erase Call Log
  • Erase Google Map Search History
  • Erase Youtube Search History

Download History Eraser for free from the Android Market.

1/27/2011

Google cloud print service

Google has launched new Cloudprint service. Using it you can fire print commands on the move from mobile phone, you can print your documents , emails on the go.

First you need to setup your cloudprint service account with your office or home printer and then you can start taking printouts on the go....

1/25/2011

Huawei IDEOS

Huawei launched new Android phone IDEOS in India with cheap price 8500 approx. with Aircel.

Phone has got 528 Mhz processor, 3.5 mp camera, 3g, bluetooth, GPS, wifi , 2.2 froyo
and will come in stylish colors (black, yellow, blue, and purple)

A great and impressive phone for such price....lesser than lg optimus, htc wildfire  in price

Action Snap – Capture movements thru your mobile camera


Capture images with your camera and combine them into four frames with Action Snap. Great for capturing moving objects. Simply aim your your camera, press the button and the app will give you 4 separate frames combined into one.



Note: For Android 2.1 or higher.

Download Action Snap for free from the Android Market.

1/24/2011

Google Translate

This is great app which I have found from one of the great website. Nice to have on your Android phone.
It will made language translation so easy.


Google’s Translate App features over 50 different languages. Learn a language by using text-to-speech options; translate your messages and easily upload them to text messages, e-mails and social networking sites.
Price: Free

AndroidTapp.com Android App Review:

Pros & Cons:

Pros
  • Simple layout for easy text translation.
  • Text-to-speech options allows you to hear the pronunciation of some of the languages.
  • Conversation Mode (only for Spanish and English) allows you to carry on a conversation with your phone as a mediator between the two languages.
  • More often then not, the translation is pretty accurate (tried this for Spanish, Dutch, Japanese)
  • Translates text straight from your inbox and allows you to copy the translation into your messages.
Cons
  • Many of the languages didn’t have the text-to-speech option. This feature only benefits the Roman language user (Spanish, Italian, French etc.)
  • Doesn’t understand other languages as well as English during speech mode. It’s better if you type what you’re trying to say.

Features:

When you open Google’s Translate app, you are prompted to add Svox Voice Data and Text-to-Speech Extended in order to get the most out of the app. Then a simple light blue screen displays two drop-down menus to select your home language, and what you want that language to be translated to. The speech option button on the side of the enter text space allows you to speak into your phone instead of typing the text.
The front screen also has a “SMS Translation” icon for you to easily access your text messages, and translate them at your leisure. In your options menu, you can also send your translated text to all of your social-networking sites, email and text messages. The clean white and blue design does what it needs to do with no fuss. You pick one language and then another language to get a translation. There aren’t any customizable features to speak off other than being able to cut off Google’s word suggestions after you typed out a sentence. You can also turn off detailed explanations of text and phrases in the setting menu. With over 50 different languages, you have a lot of options to choose from.
Google Translate Home Screen googlespan googlejapanese googlesend googledutch googleconversation
(* means audible translations available):
  • Afrikaans*
  • Albanian
  • Arabic
  • Belarusian
  • Bulgarian*
  • Catalan
  • Simple Chinese*
  • Traditional Chinese*
  • Croatian*
  • Czech*
  • Danish
  • Dutch*
  • English*
  • Estonian
  • Filipino
  • Finnish*
  • French*
  • Galician
  • German*
  • Greek*
  • Haitian Creole
  • Hebrew
  • Hindi*
  • Hungarian*
  • Icelandic*
  • Indonesian*
  • Irish
  • Italian*
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Latvian
  • Lithuanian
  • Macedonian*
  • Malay
  • Maltese
  • Norwegian*
  • Persian
  • Polish*
  • Portuguese*
  • Romanian*
  • Russian*
  • Serbian*
  • Slovak*
  • Slovenian
  • Spanish*
  • Swahili*
  • Swedish*
  • Thai
  • Turkish*
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese*
  • Welsh*
  • Yiddish

Sound:

Audible feedback is amazing––which to my delight–– sounded more human and less robotic then other other audible feedback. However, the adjust-speed-option impacts the quality of the pronunciations and the translator can start to sound like R2 D2 on slow mode.
What makes this translator stand out?
Google’s Translate App stands out among the rest with its new Conversation Mode. It’s only available in Spanish right now, but imagine having a built in speech mediator at your fingertips. This amazing feature allows you to talk in English and then it translates what you said, and speaks it in Spanish. The Spanish speaker then has the option to speak into the phone in their native tongue and then the phone will translate it out in English. The possibilities are endless, and you can have conversations with a foreign exchange student with fewer of the lost-in-translation mishaps.

Usefulness:

This is a great app to bring with you on the road. Warning, the app is best for more Roman-based languages. However, I did find the Eastern language text translations to be useful for helping me sound out some words. It was a little annoying to see that Arabic and a few other languages didn’t have characters displayed at all, let alone a a text-to-speech option, but I’m excited to see what this app will offer its users with future updates and speech recognition adjustments.

Ease of Use:

The simple layout makes this app easy to use. Just select a language and the language you want your sentence to be translated into. You can type it or speak it thanks to the speech. The handy “SMS Translation” button makes it easy to translate text on the fly, and the History button conveniently saves your translations so you can go back to a phrase later.

Frequently Used:

Use this for language study, travel, writing, etc.

AndroidTapp.com Rating

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Should you Download Translate? Yes. Conversation mode is an awesome idea, and the text-to-speech options makes it that much easier to learn a language. Some features are still in the beta phase, but the constant speech improvements from Google looks very promising for future updates.
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1/21/2011

VEVO – Discover, watch & share your favorite music



One of the biggest music platform on the web is now available for your Android. Watch all your favorite music videos in hight quality with VEVO.



Features:

  • 25,000 videos from more than 7,500 of your favorite artists
  • Watch exclusive videos, premieres, top charts, top playlists, artists on tour
  • Share videos via Twitter, Facebook & Email
  • Buy music from Amazon
  • Use Voice Control to search your favorite artist and/or song
  • Music trivia before watching each video

Note: For Android 2.1 and higher. Use Wifi for best results. Features and Videos may not be available in all regions.

Download VEVO for free from the Android Market.

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1/19/2011

Better Keyboard 8 – Out of beta

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Looking for a better keyboard? You’re in luck because Better Keyboard 8 is now out of beta and ready for primetime.



Features:

  • True multi-touch (Android 2.0 or higher required)
  • Multiple keyboard layouts
  • Keyboard gesture control
  • Keyboard skinning (full version required)
  • Change keyboard fonts
  • Supports many languages
  • Smart & Auto Dictionary

Download Better Keyboard 8 for free from the Android Market.

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Kongregate Arcade – Lots of Flash games in one app

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Get access to over 300 games with Kongregate Arcade for Android phones running 2.2 with Flash installed. Some categories include Action, RPG, Puzzle, Strategy, Sports, Shooter and more.



Features:

  • Over 300 free games, fresh games each week
  • Share and review ratings
  • Collect mobile-only badges on top games
  • Many games can be downloaded for offline play
  • Integrated with your Kongregate web account

Note: For Android 2.2 or higher with Flash 10.1.

Download Kongregate Arcade for free from the Android Market.

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1/18/2011

Eclipse RCP - Rich client platform

eclipse RCP is very good technology in java by eclipse using which you can build standalone/desktop based applications like VB. It is better than SWT or any other like Jface etc.

Also many commercial and open source applications have been built using this platform....

See for details -
http://www.eclipse.org/community/rcp.php

one of the bes example trading application built using RCP -


http://www.eclipsetrader.org/

Free Web Conferencing and Desktop Sharing - Mikogo

http://www.mikogo.com/

Mikogo is an easy-to-use cross-platform desktop sharing tool, ideal for web conferencing, online meetings or remote support.

And you can download
the full version for FREE!

1/12/2011

Cloud computing and SOA difference

It is internet computing where shared servers provide software, resources, or data to computers and clients on demand like electricity. It is different than SOA (service oriented architecture) which are basically design/principles/approach to setup that type of IT computing environment. Some of the providers of cloud are - amazon, google, microsoft etc. Any CLOUD provides services in each of its following layers -


application layer - this is SaaS (software as a service) which delivers software without need of installation
platform layer - this is PaaS (platform as a service) which provides computing platform for deployment of application without buying any hardware or software
Infra layer - this is IaaS (infra as  service) which provides computer infra without buying any servers, data center, network equipments etc.


Some of the SOA concepts are - web services, SOAP, REST, CORBA, DCOM, RPC etc.

Pros - Cloud computing
- CAPEX reduced significantly
- Provides API to remote access 
- Location independence
- abstraction for consumer
- Reliability
- Scalability
- Security
- Maintainability easy
- Bill for usage

Cons - Cloud computing
- Privacy of data
- Compliance to standards like HIPAA, FISMA etc.
- Open standards
- More OPEX
- Availability for long