Google likes to experiment with it’s toys and gadgets and we’ve seen a fair share of that on the Google’s homepage itself over the past few years. The last tweak that Google had done was to change the font size in the text input box on the search box, so that people who had a hard time to read the small text could find it easy as type typed in on Google.

This time, Google is trying to minimize things on it’s site. It seems that Google is trying to test …

Android Mobile is moving faster than any other Mobile/Smartphone OS we’ve seen so far and it’s absolutely amazing, obviously because of Google’s backing of course. The second version of the Operating System has been announced officially a while ago and is coming soon. The following video shows the features and smack it’s gonna lay down on the rest of the Mobile OS’s running around out there.
The Apple iPhone’s excessive market hogging was the result of Google to get up and do something about it *sarcasm*. The Android 2 is sure …

Even before the hullabaloo regarding Apple’s Magic Mouse had settled, which by the way costed a mere (insert heavy sarcasm here) 55 pounds, yet another mad Mouse seems to be on the loose. Though this mouse is not the same price as the Magic Mouse, it’s a bit more expensive. Yes, You heard it right, MORE EXPENSIVE than the Magic Mouse.
The latest “badboy” or rather “badBUY” of computer peripherals, codenamed ID Mouse, developed and proprietary of the Intelligent Design stable, it comes at a whopping $1,200 USD. The Magic Mouse …

All you iPhone users.. Want to drive a car with your iPhone? Who won’t eh? Well, The Spirit of Berlin team has come up with an innovative idea for the iPhone by developing an iPhone application, which somehow remotely controls your vehicle. They didn’t use any small car, instead a big blown mini-van!
The application, codenamed ‘iDriver’, remotely connects to your vehicle via WiFi and has three basic controls on the iPhone screen. A steering wheel, a Brake button and a Gas button. Obvious uses. The steering wheel makes use of …

If you’re a Facebook addict and use Flickr at the same time, you’re in for a treat! Flickr has finally joined the bandwagon started by Orkut, Facebook and other such social networking sites of tagging pictures with people’s name to identify them. The feature is called “photos” which works on the same principle as the Facebook & Orkut image tagging goes.
To add the name of the person you’d like to tag on the photo, you simply click and drag a boundary around the area you wish to tag and enter …