http://techmirage.com News and features about the latest technology Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:13:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en if (typeof Meebo == 'undefined') { Meebo=function(){(Meebo._=Meebo._||[]).push(arguments)}; (function(q){ var args = arguments; if (!document.body) { return setTimeout(function(){ args.callee.apply(this, args) }, 100); } var d=document, b=d.body, m=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('div'), b.firstChild); s=d.createElement('script'); m.id='meebo'; m.style.display='none'; m.innerHTML=''; s.src='http'+(q.https?'s':'')+'://'+(q.stage?'stage-':'')+'cim.meebo.com/cim/cim.php?network='+q.network; b.insertBefore(s, b.firstChild); })({network:'techmirage_pi74qu'}); }The available iPhone applications these days are almost unlimited.  With certain applications, you can send emails, type, and use spreadsheets.  The success of these types of applications depends upon your screen size and, surprisingly, not upon RAM or CPU operations.  There are plenty of applications for web browsing and instant messaging. There are also some very unique applications for your iPhone.  For instance, an application called Ocarina turns your iPhone and its microphone into a musical instrument.  The ocarina is a flute-like instrument played by blowing air through sound holes.  In ...



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]]> http://techmirage.com/iphone-application-offerings-%e2%80%93-a-world-of-wonders if (typeof Meebo == 'undefined') { Meebo=function(){(Meebo._=Meebo._||[]).push(arguments)}; (function(q){ var args = arguments; if (!document.body) { return setTimeout(function(){ args.callee.apply(this, args) }, 100); } var d=document, b=d.body, m=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('div'), b.firstChild); s=d.createElement('script'); m.id='meebo'; m.style.display='none'; m.innerHTML=''; s.src='http'+(q.https?'s':'')+'://'+(q.stage?'stage-':'')+'cim.meebo.com/cim/cim.php?network='+q.network; b.insertBefore(s, b.firstChild); })({network:'techmirage_pi74qu'}); }If you’re a website developer and owner, you know how much pain website trackers are. Paying for premium solutions is not quite correct when big shots like Google failed at Google Analytics, which couldn’t provide any sort of promised “real-time” Analytics of your website. Lose no hope though, there is a knight in shining armor to relieve you of this misery. Meet Footprint. FootPrint is one of it’s kind, providing it’s users Live website analysis on the go, and best of all, for Free. Each tracker gives you detailed reports alright, ...



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]]> http://techmirage.com/footprint-live-website-analysis-tool if (typeof Meebo == 'undefined') { Meebo=function(){(Meebo._=Meebo._||[]).push(arguments)}; (function(q){ var args = arguments; if (!document.body) { return setTimeout(function(){ args.callee.apply(this, args) }, 100); } var d=document, b=d.body, m=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('div'), b.firstChild); s=d.createElement('script'); m.id='meebo'; m.style.display='none'; m.innerHTML=''; s.src='http'+(q.https?'s':'')+'://'+(q.stage?'stage-':'')+'cim.meebo.com/cim/cim.php?network='+q.network; b.insertBefore(s, b.firstChild); })({network:'techmirage_pi74qu'}); }This week was an exciting one, for the Mozilla fans (Including yours truly), as we all got to get a sneak peak at the Firefox 4’s design and layout so far. Well as the statement states, just a “sneak-peek” nothing much unfortunately. The browser seems to be finally getting an amazing makeover with the contemporary fluid ribbon or more-likely, the Windows 7 GUI. The browser (might) will follow Microsoft’s Office style of introducing a singular “Home” button, which comprises of all the toolbar menu items. Many revolted against the leaked image ...



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]]> http://techmirage.com/mozilla-firefox-4-0-sneak-peek-images if (typeof Meebo == 'undefined') { Meebo=function(){(Meebo._=Meebo._||[]).push(arguments)}; (function(q){ var args = arguments; if (!document.body) { return setTimeout(function(){ args.callee.apply(this, args) }, 100); } var d=document, b=d.body, m=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('div'), b.firstChild); s=d.createElement('script'); m.id='meebo'; m.style.display='none'; m.innerHTML=''; s.src='http'+(q.https?'s':'')+'://'+(q.stage?'stage-':'')+'cim.meebo.com/cim/cim.php?network='+q.network; b.insertBefore(s, b.firstChild); })({network:'techmirage_pi74qu'}); }With the growing demand and development over the Google Chrome and Chrome OS projects, Mozilla has started to finally feel the heat of the competition. With only open-source developers at hand, Mozilla had been battling head-on for a long time against giants like Microsoft (Internet Explorer) and Google (Chrome). With funds pouring in only from donations, Mozilla lacked the capital to further improve the behemoth browser with the speed similar to Google implemented for Chrome. At the Add-on-con conference, Justin Scott, the Addons product manager announced that Mozilla, would be opening ...



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]]> http://techmirage.com/mozilla-planning-to-launch-addon-store-in-2010 if (typeof Meebo == 'undefined') { Meebo=function(){(Meebo._=Meebo._||[]).push(arguments)}; (function(q){ var args = arguments; if (!document.body) { return setTimeout(function(){ args.callee.apply(this, args) }, 100); } var d=document, b=d.body, m=b.insertBefore(d.createElement('div'), b.firstChild); s=d.createElement('script'); m.id='meebo'; m.style.display='none'; m.innerHTML=''; s.src='http'+(q.https?'s':'')+'://'+(q.stage?'stage-':'')+'cim.meebo.com/cim/cim.php?network='+q.network; b.insertBefore(s, b.firstChild); })({network:'techmirage_pi74qu'}); }Nokia’s N-Gage, which was originally intended to be a series of game-oriented handsets, but later turned out to be just a simple (as-seen-before-kind) software platform on certain devices (The Original N-Gage, N-Gage QD & Nokia N-Series), has now finally been discontinued from production. The game development for the same will be discontinued as well (well, atleast from Nokia’s end, 3rd parties yet to confirm) for the N-Gage. The current N-Gage users still have a year to get whatever they can from the N-gage store (online) before that is taken down as ...



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