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Blackberry 6 is finally making what everybode else already has. iPhone, Android, and Windows Mobile already have all of those eye candies, global searchies, social plugins/widgets/apps, and so on. I’m, as an owner of a BlackBerry, is really excited for this OS, and really hoping that it will support BlackBerry Bold 9000. If it will not support my device, I’m switching to Google Nexus One

BlackBerry 6: What iPhone did yesterday, tomorrow!

The open source operating system is based on the Chrome browser, which is designed to work exclusively with web applications.

“We are working on bringing the device later this fall,” said Google vice president of product management Sundar Pichai at CompuTex Taipei, Asia’s biggest IT trade show.

“It’s something which we are very excited by . . . We expect it to reach millions of users on day one,” he said.

So far, there are about 70 million Google Chrome browser users (as Google claims it), so I am pretty sure that the OS will be pretty popular among the users. And I really believe Google is coming up with a really big competition against Microsoft.

No, really. Just think about it. About 10 years ago we did not have internet usage as much as we do today. Everything is going up to the cloud, and all the applications/programs going there too. So I would say in about another 5-10 years everything will be on internet.

I want to know what you think. Will you try Google Chrome OS as soon as it comes out? I will

Source: here

I know I haven’t written anything since January the 12th. I had exams, so I needed time to prepare for them. Sorry.
Anyways, as you all might already know, Steve Jobs have presented Apple iPad on January the 27th. It is a great device that gives you incredible experience when you browse the internet. It is like a little book that you can navigate through touch. Steve Jobs also said that there is a SDK for the app developers. So, if anyone would like to write an application for iPad, feel free to do so.
As Apple launches iPad, it launches Apple Book Store as well. So now, you can buy, download, and read any book you want using your Apple iPad.
Another great news is that the gadget is only $499.00. This is amazing price for such a device. I am planning to buy one in close future.

Here’s the breakdown for cost on the hardware alone:

• WiFi, 16GB: $499
• WiFi, 32GB: $599
• WiFi, 64GB: $699
• 3G, WiFi, 16GB: $629
• 3G, WiFi, 32GB: $729
• 3G, WiFi, 64GB: $829

Source: Engadget

Are you bored with your Windows or Mac environment? Do you want to try something new? Well, go ahead and try Google Chrome OS! As I said in previous posts, I am a fan of Google products, and I try to use all of them. So, gdgt got a working version of Google Chrome OS for ya! Just go to http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/ and register. You’ll need VMware Player (or VMware Fusion for Macs) to get it running. VirtualBox can also use VMware VMDK images, but it isn’t always perfect. If you don’t know how to install it, please go to this website, and follow the instructions.

Now, this is a developer build, so it has A LOT OF bugs. In addition, the OS is very slow (at least on my computer). Overall, I liked Chrome OS. I liked the design and the idea. Personally, I think this is the future OS because we all are getting high speed internet, so why do we need to buy software in a store? Just buy it online, and use it online. No need to download anything.

“Even if you’re used to using both a Mac and a PC, for some reason you’ll probably start to acquire a preference as to which calculator you prefer.  The one within Windows or the one you would use through Mac OS.  Either way you’ll get the same numbers, but for one reason or another you might find one of them more convenient than the other.  Well these calculators take the in-computer versions and make them real.

They even include the boxes to close out of the calculators, although I’m not really sure how they would be used.  They are there though, so that’s got to count for something.  These were created by the product designers at MintPass.  That also means so far, nothing like this is actually available for purchase.  It would be great if Windows or Mac ever came out with something like this themselves.” – Coolest Gadgets