Google created a furore, when they announced the coming of Google Chrome OS on July 7th 2009. Much speculation has been made since then on how the OS would work and perform. What we know is that the OS is primarily a browser-based OS as opposed to the traditional file-system based OSs - Google’s way of looking at how modern Operating Systems should be. The Chrome OS team, now, has released some screenshots and a video on what the OS is going to be.
Google Transliteration IME: A Better transliteration interface (0) So what exactly is this Google Transliteration IME and what does it do? IME stands for Input Method Editor; just think of it as 'the way' to put those extra characters in your language on any writable area, like the area in which you type your mail, ...
What’s all the Buzz about Google Buzz? (1) So what's all the buzz about? Google Buzz of course.. If Wave came out with a parade, this one, at least for me, felt like it was trying to slip by unnoticed. Google has always been trying to integrate its applications and user base more closer toget...
Lifehacker gives answers about Google Wave in eBook (1) Google Wave is on everyone's mind and everyone wants to get their hand on it and use this awesome system that Google is working on. People have been buying Google wave invite from eBay for as high as $70. So if you have a friend who nominated you fro...
Multiplatform 3D Graphics with Blender (0) Once an in-house production software and later freed by its creators, Blender is the animation/CG industry's new kid on the block. Blender is a multi-platform 3D graphics application used for modelling, texturing, rigging, animating, etc. Its source ...
Nokia Challenges Google Heads On – Frees OVI Maps (1) If you are using a modern day smartphone, you are most probably also using Google Maps on it. Google Maps is a wonderful service - with a GPRS connection, the world was accessible to you. No more asking for directions, no more getting lost, access to...
Kinshuk Sunil is the founder of the WiSy Blog. An active evangelist for Open Source and a enthusiast Game Designer, Kinshuk focuses on reviewing Softwares, Services and Games here. However, a jack of all trades, Kinshuk can be found talking about almost everything. Catch up with him on twitter @kinshuksunil.
Sundy Thanks for the suggestion. Cheaper than nero, and I think it works better than ...
Manish hey malvika, i think you missed out on the scene when Auro's condition worsen after p...
Sunny What about your parents. What they do and how you were brought up. Tell something mor...
What I Say (WiSy for short) is an emerging reviews blog from India. We review anything and everything under the sun which has an India connection. We define the India connection as: Either from India, or for Indians, or by Indians, not limited by the geography of India and not influenced by the Polity of India. The blog was started on August 16, 2009.
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