Cloud Browse helps you play flash videos with full stream audio. This app can be used in iPhone/iPod Touch and allows you to browse website with Mozilla Firefox, play video or games using Flash and Java plugins and browse in complete security and privacy. This means you could watch Hulu on your iPhone/ iPod Touch or play Farmville.
Technically speaking it doesn’t install Flash on the actual iPhone. What it does is it connects to a different machine and you get somewhat lagged but real Flash run applications running on your device. What’s better? IT’S FREE!
To download please follow this link .
Below is an review of Cloud Browse by a kid (seriously, but it is worth watching for a “Genuine” and “unbiased” review)
Israel has banned imports of iPad because of its wireless interference with other devices. Officers at the customs have even impounded some of the gadgets. Even tourists won’t be allowed to bring iPads into Israel until officials certify that they comply with local transmitter standards. Stronger Wi-fi signals from iPad can affect other wireless devices that broadcast at lower power levels.
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hi5, an also ran social network that most people forgot about long ago, has raised $3 million convertible note from existing investor Mohr Davidow. We’ve confirmed the funding, which was raised a year ago, with the company. This brings the social network’s funding up to $38 million.
Google launched a new feature in Gmail on March 24 that will alert users when the system detects suspicious activity that might indicate the account has been compromised.
Gmail already displays information at the bottom of the in-box showing the time of the last activity on the account and whether it’s still open in another location. But people often don’t think to check that information, Will Cathcart, a Gmail product manager, said in an interview on Wednesday.
TechCrunch has reported that Facebook has enabled users to generate QR codes. It is on the left-hand side under the profile pictures, and enable users to view status messages or profiles from a cell phone. This means Businesses could benefit more as users can check their Facebook profiles and decrypt the information which serves as ads embedded in the the form of QR codes with their smartphones.
Lifehacker’s Gina Trapani, in her blog writes, “QR code generator can embed a URL, text, a phone number, or an addressed and ready-to-send SMS message into a QR code. Two things to keep in mind when you’re generating a QR code: the more data you stuff into your code, the smaller its pixels will be, and the more sensitive the scanners will have to be to read it accurately. Second, if you’re encoding a URL, make sure it’s a site that will load well on a mobile phone browser. Here’s more on best practices for using QR codes in your business.”
Google, information gatekeeper, has been the pioneer in web search and has extended its domain includes myriad of arenas, including internet advertising, operating systems, cellphones, navigation, web applications and Web browsers. Do you think its creating a monopoly in market? It is getting popular each day because the search are based on keyword and demographic services which are heavily paid by huge companies. Unlike Microsoft, its not selling softwares to earn revenue. Instead, Google is a broker which takes information for free and sells it. That is why we receive targeted ads.
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Sources have told the Wall Street Journal that Sony is planning on making a challenger to Apple’s iPad that will have all the capabilities of a netbook, a Sony Reader and a PSP, the company’s handheld gaming device.
“That is a market we are also very interested in. We are confident we have the skills to create a [great] product,” said Sony’s CFO Nobuyuki Oneda. “Time-wise, we are a little behind the iPad but it’s a space we would like to be an active player in.”
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Most of mobile carriers offer free Email- To- SMS gateways which can be used to forward simple text emails to a mobile phones. Messages can be sent to the recipient using their cell phone number before “@” of the email address. Mobile telecom carriers domain usually follows after “@”. After the break is a table listing free email to SMS gateways for different carriers. Apparently, it is working for US and international mobile numbers.
Apple announced that the Wi-Fi versions of its long-awaited iPad will arrive April 3 in stores in the United States. The models that can tap into AT&T’s 3G wireless data network will be available in late April.
Apple’s tablet computer is expected to ship with 12 new applications designed specifically for the device, and it will run almost all of the more than 150,000 applications available for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
The BFI National Archive has restored the first film adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic, Alice In Wonderland.
The film, made in 1903, a mere 37 years after the novel was first published, was badly damaged. The BFI painstakingly restored what was left of the film, with only 8 of the original 12 minutes remaining. Directed by Cecil Hepworth and Percy Stow, the first Alice In Wonderland was artistically based on the original illustrations of Sir John Tenniel. Considering this film was made only 8 years after the dawning of modern film, this is a major achievement.
The much anticipated Tim Burton film version of Alice In Wonderland, featuring Johnny Depp, opens today in theaters around the country.
Via: Technorati.com
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