Consumer Technology

Google Goggles For Android Phones, Hot Or Not?

December 11, 2009 by Raj Agrawal Leave a Comment

Now photos can be used to search the internet

Definitely hot! Google has yet again introduced a great application that allows users to find all available information from your Android powered mobile phone, just with click of a photo. You can click a picture of your favorite book, a restaurant, street and immediately get all the relevant information about it through Google Goggles! The app is intended to cover all tangible objects. Since, it’s a new app and is still being worked upon, there is much to expect from this product in future. Watch this short video from Google, demonstrating how Google Google works:

Google has a very, very far vision of it’s intentions and it seems like Google is willing to capture every thing 😀

HDRadio Gets Smarter, Offers Song Tagging!

November 14, 2009 by Raj Agrawal Leave a Comment

It’s time to upgrade

It’s great news for radio listeners, now you can listen to radio music at CD quality sound and tag all your favorite songs aired on any HDRadio channel at your convenience. It’s like bookmarking your favourite website. If you are really looking for great radio sound quality, this the real deal. The HDRadio has Zune HD and related radio technology products that gives you access to your favorite HDRadio stations with the clear, deep sound and portability, which HDRadio is known for, but now with more. Not only can you listen to your radio station but, song tagging and music tagging lets you to also buy the song you heard. Imagine, you can listen, enjoy, tag and download a radio song forever! It’s only been a few years now that we have started to hear about music tagging and song tagging, HDRadio is now offering a line of Zune HD radios too.

HDRadio features:

CD-quality sound
Crystal-clear reception
No station drop-off
No static, hiss or audio distortion

iTunes users can also take advantage of the tagging feature. You just need an iTunes Tagging enabled HDRadio receiver. When you hear a song you like on your local FM HDRadio station, you simply hit the “tag” button. The song’s info will be saved from your HDRadio receiver to your iPod and iPhone. The songs will show up in a playlist called “Tagged” in iTunes the next time you sync your iPod to your computer. So you can click, download and buy the songs you want directly from the Apple iTunes Music Store.

You can do all this while you are walking, in your car, at home, in your office and even on your boat. Upgrade your current system. Radio listening is going to be easy and enjoyable again. Visit: www.hdradio.com

It’s been a few years now that we have started to hear about music tagging and song tagging, and now HDRadio is offering a line of Zune HD radios.

Give Away Of The Day: Paid Softwares and Games!

November 4, 2009 by Raj Agrawal Leave a Comment

Yes, this one is legitimate and true

Hey guys, check out giveawayoftheday.com, it’s dedicated to give away paid software and games for free download, daily. You get the software/game along with the activation key and you are ready to use it with full functionality! This is a very unique concept where it benefits the down-loaders and the software makers too.

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Giveawayoftheday.com has made the whole idea clear with the following words :

The idea behind this initiative is that many sites and publishers offer trial downloads; but only we offer giveaway downloads. What does that mean?

Basically, every day we nominate one software title that will be a Giveaway title of that day. The software will be available for download for 24 hours (or more, if agreed by software publisher) and that software will be absolutely free. That means – not a trial, not a limited version – but a registered and legal version of the software will be free for our visitors*.
The software product will be presented in its full functionality, without any limitations save for those mentioned in Terms and Conditions.

Did you notice the familiar * mark on one of the statements? Yes, all freebies come along with certain conditions applied. The software/game usage is limited to non-commercial only, and may also have limited software updates and technical support. But, it’s still good enough to get a break from piracy? Isn’t it?