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Dropbox, a file sharing app, coming to an Android phone near you
There are many services available that allow users to share files over the Internet, such as documents, photos, videos, and music. These services become much more efficient and popular if they create an app to be used on smartphones such as the iPhone, Palm webOS, BlackBerry, or Android phones. Well, Dropbox has recently announced in an email that a Dropbox app will become available for Android and BlackBerry soon. The email wasn’t really specific as…
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Spotify vs iTunes: the coming war
Spotify looks to woo music labels with the idea that the album is not dead, as iTunes would have us believe. In fact, Spotify says…
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Google gives Android a disadvantage? Ups security for Apps on iPhone, WinMo
To make their products more appeasing to IT security mangers, Google has added some security to their Google Apps. Google is looking to provide a…
Free tax help: TurboTax team tackles tax trouble on Twitter
As tax time rolls around here in the US, TurboTax has jumped on the Twitter bandwagon and will answer questions tweeted from taxpayers. TurboTax is using Twitter to answer general tax questions as well as support questions for their tax software, TurboTax. TurboTax is the nation’s best-selling tax software. “People… Continue Reading »
Google opts out of Google Docs and Sites support in IE6
Recently, Google has decided to stop offering key functions of their Google Docs and Sites services for Internet Explorer 6 browsers. The only browsers that can work with Google Docs and Sites include Mozilla Firefox 3.0+, Internet Explorer 7.0+, Google Chrome 4.0+, and Safari 3.0+. The changes will begin March… Continue Reading »
Sony VAIO computers will come bundled with Evernote software
In a nice partnership, Evernote has announced that they have partnered with Sony and will have their software pre-installed on VAIO computers. “We’re thrilled to be working closely with the VAIO Business Group of Sony to bring Evernote to millions of individuals worldwide,” said Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote. Those… Continue Reading »
Google’s new Voice web app for iPhone and WebOS
Google Voice is a great service, but its functionality becomes even better if you can use it on a phone. Google has created a web app using HTML5 web browser on both the iPhone and WebOS phones. HTML5 allows powerful web apps to work with more efficiency. As long as… Continue Reading »
Chrome extensions we like: Google Mail Checker Plus
Like all things Google I am quickly becoming more and more of a fan of Chrome. In fact, the only thing keeping me from using it full time is the lack of extension support on the Mac side. But Chrome has replaced Firefox as my default browser for the times… Continue Reading »
Apple gearing up to smother Pandora?
Is Apple getting into the streaming music game? According to rumors regarding next week’s Apple event, yes. According to the rumors, Apple has spoken to the top four music labels about music streaming as a way to add value to the sales iTunes currently garners. The rumors play off Apple’s… Continue Reading »
Evernote gets a whole new look
Evernote has completely revamped their Windows program with a new look and new software to back it up in the newly released 3.5 iteration of the note-taking juggernaut. The whole idea behind this new update was to make the Evernote experience as similar as possible on every platform that you… Continue Reading »
CES 2010: Three big winners
CES 2010 is an enigma. For the Gadgetell crew, there wasn’t a clear winning product. One thing we can agree was three companies owned this show, all without actually having a booth. Those three companies are Netflix, Facebook and Pandora. These three are bread, peanut butter and jelly to electronics… Continue Reading »
CES: Picnik the fun and easy online photo imaging site
Picnik is an amazing story. Working with only a 20 person team the site is localized in 16 languages and had almost 47 million site visits, and over 15 million unique visitors in December and is the #1 online photo image editor. Every part of the site suggests the team… Continue Reading »
Google to gobble Yelp?
File this under rumor, Google is looking into acquiring Yelp, the social recommendation site popular for restaurants. It is said Google will pay near $500 million for the company to get its hands in local advertising. Try as it may, Google has yet to strike gold in local online advertising.… Continue Reading »
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Macworld 2010
"Apple may not be at Macworld 2010, but Appletell is, bringing you news, photos and videos directly from the show floor and special events. Join us February 10-14 to see what new products 2010 has in store for Macintosh, iPhone, iPod and iPad (yes, iPad) owners."
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
