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Nexus S CDMA Will Get An Android 4.0 ICS Update Soon

Nexus S CDMA Will Get An Android 4.0 ICS Update Soon

Those who have been using Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus S and have been desperately waiting for the latest Android OS, Ice Cream Sandwich, to land on their devices, here are finally some good news. According to reports, both the CDMA and 4G versions of the handset will soon receive an ICS update, much to the relief of the users who so far had to content themselves with just the stories of how smooth ICS is.

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Nikon COOLPIX S9300 16 MP CMOS Digital Camera

Introducing with the new Nikon COOLPIX S9300 16 MP CMOS Digital Camera. Powered by a 16.0 megapixel CMOS sensor with 18x wide-angle zoom. Photograph everything from the nightlife in Cancun to the vibrant details of a flower market with the S9300’s 18x wide-angle zoom. Now shoot with high-speed framing rates, and record Full HD (1080p) movies at the touch of a button. Plus, built-in GPS provides an accurate and detailed diary of where you’ve been!

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In The First 40 Days Obama’s White House Was Worst In Tech Updates

In The First 40 Days Obama’s White House Was Worst In Tech Updates

Being the President of the United States is not an easy job, especially when the country has the largest number of websites headquartered in its land and also has the largest tech companies in the world. But all this does not mean that President Obama should know tech, but one expects he would be better than what the ex-White House CIO has to report about his interaction with gadgets. According to CNET James Whittaker recently left Google.

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Microsoft Touts Security And Feature Improvements In IE 10 For Windows 8

Microsoft Touts Security And Feature Improvements In IE 10 For Windows 8

It seems that the next battlefield of different browsers will be the upcoming Windows 8. Mozilla and Google have already revealed their plans of working on their respective Metro-styled versions of Firefox and Chrome. Microsoft already revealed a lot about an IE 10 which will be available in both modes of Windows 8, as a metro app and as a standard desktop browser. Now Microsoft team has divulged the details regarding different security and feature improvements in IE 10 which are listed below.

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[Tutorial] How To Analyze And Optimize Wi-Fi On Your Android Phone

[Tutorial] How To Analyze And Optimize Wi-Fi On Your Android Phone

If there are several devices that use the same Wifi channel, you and your neighbor, for example, you can end up with interference between the two networks: which will cause less powerful signal, disconnections, weak flow, etc.. For optimal WiFi connection to your access point, it is therefore necessary to find the best channel to use, that is to say the one that is free or at least less overloaded. To reference WiFi networks around you, understanding the channels they use and see the interference between them, I recommend a free app for Android called Wifi Analyzer.

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Mozilla Finally Decides To Go With H.264 Against WebM

Mozilla Finally Decides To Go With H.264 Against WebM

Mozilla, ever since its inception, has stuck to its philosophy of a free and open web. However, it would seem that the pressure from different quarter may force the Mozilla team to make some compromises. This is evident in the recent decision by Mozilla executives to side with the H.264 codec rather than the free codecs from Google’s WebM project. However, Google is to be blamed more for this change of hearts of Mozilla folks.

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Samsung Considers Developing Android-Based Digital Camera

Samsung Considers Developing Android-Based Digital Camera

The folks at the well-known tech website, Engadget had a chance to sit down with Samsung officials at at its headquarters and talk with its research and development team. The discussion was about digital imaging and while at it, it was revealed that Samsung is ‘considering’ the possibility of a camera operating system which would be based in Android – kind of an ‘open’ camera operating system.

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