Google Updates Algorithm, Ranks Content Farms Lower

     When you search for something in Google, it's not so simple as to how the order of the results is determined. Google has an algorithm which decides the order of the results. Google gives some tips to site owners, stating what will make your site rank higher in the order. Although this does not tell exactly how the algorithm works, it allows owners of sites which a user might not want to appear in the search results to game the algorithm, and make their sites rank higher than some higher quality sites.

     Recently, people have been claiming that the Google search results have been getting worse, and putting low quality sights above high quality ones. Google responded to that by changing their algorithm to rank low quality, unwanted sites, lower than high quality sites. Since Google is supplying many of the ads on the sites that are now ranked lower with this new algorithm, and is therefore making a lot money of off them, i.t may seem like a bad business move to change the algorithm

     Some sites obviously should be ranked lower than others. For example, there are websites than completely copy popular blogs like Engadget, but put ads on the side which they get the money for. I personally had this experience with one of my blog posts being copied onto another blog. Websites like this are called content farms.

     With other sites, it's not so clear where they should go in the search results. Some websites are completely legit, but many users would not deem them useful, and therefore do not want them in their search results. Such sites include eHow. 

     eHow is a website with many how-to questions and answers. People in the technology business do not seem to like eHow, and think that the content there is not useful. I personally have used eHow and like it. Some of the content may seem simple, but a lot of it is useful information. 

     Before this algorithm change, a search for any how-to question would usually bring an eHow article at the top. Now a search brings in eHow and sites like it after more legit looking sites. Interestingly, the eHow website has a link to a survey.

     The eHow survey asked quite a few questions, all of them having to do with whether or not eHow is useful. This seems interesting, and with the recent algorithm change, I wouldn't be surprised if eHow takes the survey results to Google, saying that the results show that internet users believe that eHow is useful, and that it should rank higher in the search results.

     The obvious response of Google should be that the users surveyed were eHow users, meaning that the general internet does not necessarily think of eHow as useful, and still doesn't wan't it clogging up the search results. 

     

     

     

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Mac OS X Lion: Available to Developers

     Quite a while ago, Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple at that time, held a keynote titled "Back to the Mac" At that same keynote, he gave us a sneak preview of the next generation of Mac OS X, called Mac OS X Lion.

     Although Mac OS X Lion is still a while away, software developers signed up for Apple's Developer Program got an early look. OS X Lion is coming sometime in summer 2011, so the version of the operating system the developer's go is still in it's early stages. Still, what the developer's saw had some cool features.
     This new version of OS X brings the best features of the iPad onto the big screen size and more powerful specs of the macs.
     Apple integrates the elegant home screen of the iPad onto the Mac, and allows you to click the little black Launchpad icon on the dock a the bottom of the screen. Any open Windows fade away, and an iPad like grid of icons appear. This is where you can find all of your apps. The apps can be dragged into folders, which look and open just like the folders on the iPad and iPhone.

     Apple also apparently likes how all iPad and iPhone apps open full-screen. The new iPhoto, Mail, iCal, and Preview apps all can open full-screen. This allows you to concentrate on one thing at a time, or so Apple says. The apps can be changed to full-screen with one click, and open apps can be swiped through with multitouch gestures on the trackpad. The Developer platform also allows third-party apps to take advantage of the full-screen capabilities.

Launchpad

     A new and funnily named feature in Mac OS X is Mission Control. Mission control allows you to see everything that's running on your Mac, from a birds eye kind of view. It shows little icons of running apps, the dashboard, and the desktop.

    OS X Lion also integrates a new auto-save feature. This automatically saves your work, and allows you to revert back to previous versions of a document. Similarly, you can see all previous versions of a document in the order that you edited it.
     The new version of he OS also allows you to resume exactly where you left off when you restart your Mac. There is no more need to save and close everything, and then restart it all when you turn on your computer again.
     A few new features come in the new Mail app, Mail 5. Mail now supports conversations, which groups a conversation of emails in one group, rather than showing ten emails separately. The layout of the app is also redesigned for the Mac's widescreen. It shows the one line preview on the left side of the screen, as well as a full height preview at the right.

Mission Control

     The last main feature is called AirDrop. AirDrop allows you to share files with others wirelessly. To use AirDrop, you click the icon in the Finder, and you then see any Macs around you also using AirDrop. If they are in your contacts, you can even see their profile picture. To share a file, just drag a file to the other users profile. They can then accept the file, and it will start to download.

     Overall, this seems like a very exciting update to the Mac operating system. The fact that Apple is bringing it's Macs closer to the iPad scares some. The iPad is a very closed platform. Any apps must be approved by Apple to be included in the App Store. With the recent launch of the Mac App Store, it seems that the Mac platform is getting less and less open, giving Apple more control. The end user thinks that the closed platform of the iPad is great, but overall it gives more control to Apple, which isn't necessarily a good thing.

Game On! Which Mobile Gaming Device is Right for You?

      When you look through the store for a new mobile gaming device, you may see a few options. How do you know which one is the one you should be taking home?
      The two main players in the mobile gaming market are Sony, with it's Playstation Portable, and Nintendo, with it's DS. Both companies have announced a new model of their device which are not out currently. Nintendo's new model will be available March 27, 2011, while Sony's new device's release date is yet to be announced.

NINTENDO DS

      Nintendo's DS is geared towards more casual gamers. Pokemon, Mario, and Zelda work great with this device. There is a Call of Duty game on the DS, but the graphics aren't great, and there aren't many games like it on the DS.
      The DS uses two screens one on each half of the device. The device folds like a typical clamshell laptop. The top screen is usually where most of the action in a game happens, while the bottom screen, a capacitive touchscreen, is where additional data or controls usually go. On the two sides of the bottom screen are the  A,B,X, and Y buttons, while the other side houses the up, down, right, and left buttons.
      The DS is now in it's 4th generation, with the 5th, the 3DS, coming late March. The current model, the DSi XL, measures in at a pretty big 4.2 inches tall, and 6.34 inches across, and weighs about twelve onces.

      At a newly lowered price of $169.99 you get, along with the obvious ability of playing games, a front and rear facing camera (although no videochat), as well as some cool effects to add to your photos. The DSi XL includes a microphone, which, along with being useful for blowing up balloons in Mario Cart, can also be used to record sound clips, which can later be edited on the DS.
     The DS's online features allow for one to download games and add on's from the DSi Ware store. The device also includes a web browser.
     If you want all of the features of the DSi XL, but don't like the big size, the $149.99 DSi is fine.
     The game selection on the DS is pretty big, but is focused on casual games. Nintendo brings some exclusive games to the DS, like Mario and Pokemon.
     The next generation of the DS, the 3DS, is probably worth waiting until late March for. It's the first mobile gaming device with 3D capability. Read my review here for more info.

SONY PLAYSTATION PORTABLE

PSP 3000

     Sony's Playstation Portable, or PSP, is the device for more serious gamers. You'll get great graphics for games like Call of Duty, but casual games are harder to find. 

     The PSP is available in two models, the PSP 3000, and the PSP Go. The 3000 is a device about 6.7 inches across, and 2.7 inches tall. At 6.7 grams, the PSP 3000 is almost half the weight of the DSi XL, making it much more portable. 

     The PSP 3000 uses small CD-like disks for games and movies, but also has support for storing content on a memory card. 

     The front of the PSP 3000 houses the 4.3 inch screen, as well as the legendary Playstation buttons. On the other side of the screen is the up, down, left, and right buttons. A mini joystick can be found right under the directional buttons.

     With the PSP's built in WiFi, you can surf the net, download RSS podcasts, and even download and read comics. The PSP also allows you to remotely play games on your Plastation 3 (a device you hook up to the TV) that's at home.

PSP Go

     The PSP 3000 directly competes with the DSi XL with the MSRP of $169.99. For the same price as the DSi XL, you get more intense graphic capabilities, a built in microphone, a big 4.3 inch screen, and even the ability to make calls using Skype. 

     The PSP Go is almost identical in features to the PSP 3000, the main difference is the fact that you have to download games onto the device, as there is no disk drive. The Go also sports a slide out piece that houses the controls.

     Sony recently announced a new model of the PSP, known as the PSP2. This device sports a touchscreen and some more new features, but no pricing or release date information is available yet.

SURPRISE, THE IPOD TOUCH

     Although most don't think of an iPod as a gaming device, the iPod Touch is close to outselling both the DS and the PSP. The iPod Touch is surprisingly good with games, but almost all of the games on the Touch are aimed at very casual games. 

     The iPod Touch is not only a gaming deice, and also allows you to install other apps to do things like read books, book airline tickets, and manage your calander. 

     See my review of the entire line of iPods for more details on the Touch here.

     Overall, the iPod Touch is great for the very casual gamer who also wants to listen to music, watch movies, and even be productive on their gaming device. For the gamer who wants a device mostly devoted to gaming, but still focusing on more casual games, the DS is a great device. The more extreme gamer should go with the PSP. While he PSP has the ability to play movies and other content, it's much better at gaming, and you'll probably find that that's all you're doing with it.

NEC Netbook- LifeTouch Note Gadgets Product

Here is NEC has recently launches its new look and design based latest gadgets product is known as lifetouch note is built in fantastic features and awesome quality so guys are you agreed with new laptop gadgets product since its providing many effective features with high technology.

Latest NEC Netbook- LifeTouch Note Gadgets Product provides a NVIDIA Tegra 2 CPU, 800 x 480 resolutions, 8GB of memory, WiFi, 2 megapixel webcam, SD, SDHC slots, GPS, and 3G features. It is comes with piano black, chocolate brown and red colors so are you ready for buy this product?

Looking more attractive so nice formerly its lid closed however the whole plastic used on this gadgets product looks manner as well reasonable for me!

Sony MRW-F3 Card reader

Currently there are many gadgets product and accessories available with smart features but I think its new Sony MRW-F3 card reader is built in awesome features and functionality so guys are you ready for bye this card reader it’s a best pc gadgets accessory.

You are searching for latest gadgets product and accessories so guys you use this latest Sony MRW-F3 Card reader since it is a new range of memory card readers which is comes with Bravia models, and providing playback of videos and photos. This would be ideal if the reader actually granted the player to the TV feature, but I have to wake up and say that the card does not work miracles and is only a convenient and compact to bring content directly to a port USB of any TV.
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Samsung Cell Phone Spain

We continue with the interviews with the protagonists of the MWC 2011. Today we bring the Samsung Mobile gadgets product manager, Antonio Alvarez, who spoke on the strategy of the company, is chances this year, and provides new tablets with the platform of Bada.

We are in a time of significant change in the sector. The impression is that the next two years, when you are having Nokia, Samsung has a window of opportunity to become the number one manufacturer. How do you see this scenario from the company?

Samsung Mobile Spain gadgets product - Our hope and our goal is to become the best and perfect manufacturer and continue to market impressive products, particularly focusing on the mobiles and tablets. We want to position and highlight to incorporate the new technologies and the ecosystem services and content we want to inspire people to mobiles and tablets gadgets product.

Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 Gadgets Product

We present them in yesterday, but we did not have full specifications allow us to speak of the two "players" of Samsung gadgets product is different between them. First we have the Galaxy S Samsung WiFi 4.0 gadgets product its comes with multimedia and communication device that inherits the famous Android mobile, and it takes almost all features, except for connectivity to cell phone networks and the use of a screen Super Clear LCD four inch (WVGA).

Samsung Company own emphasis on the communication aspect of the device, thanks to VoIP services and front camera. Not surprise us to see how the Koreans have special software video calls. Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 Gadgets Product provides proprietary technologies just like a SoundAlive, and it is supported by multiple codecs, MPEG4, H264, DivX, XviD, WMV I am so impressed with new gadgets product.

New LG Optimus Pad Tablet

The new LG Optimus Pad tablet also points to the three dimensional fashion and seeks to be different from its rivals. When the consumer is still getting used to the tablet gadgets product in the world, LG Company and we intend to move to 3Ds. Three dimensional rendering that Android 3.0 gadgets product will built with the strengths of latest LG Optimus Pad gadgets product whose features reviewed below.

The second star of the day that associates three dimensional data sheet and it is real. The LG Optimus Pad Asian is the challenge to with other tablets gadgets product to hit the market in the coming months. New LG Optimus Pad tablet is comes with 8.9 inches signal compatible with 3D, 1280 x 768 pixels resolutions, 7 and 10 inches screen display, and more.

Sharkoon Scorpio 1000 And 2000 ATX Gadgets Product

Recently Sharkoon has launches awesome look and design based latest Scorpio 1000 and 2000 ATX gadgets product is built in awesome features. These Scorpio products includes a many smart features just like a 6 3.5-inch drive with Fast Swap Mechanism and it is fully capable the uncomplicated installation of SATA HDs.

New Scorpio 1000 And 2000 ATX gadgets product is comes with 2.5-inch HD and easily installed without any special adapter frames support. It is built in the price tag at Euro 69.99. The Sharkoon’s Scorpio 1000 gadgets product is built in best and perfects soaring annotation plastic front frame, 120mm LED fan, and more. But the Sharkoon Scorpio 2000 is comes with the blue illuminated LED fan. VIA

Nikon CoolPix S4100 and S3100 Digital Camera

You like photography so use its latest design and functional based digital camera is known as CoolPix S4100 and S3100 that is providing cool features and enhances quality. It is comes with pink, purple, yellow, red, silver, blue and black color so guys you take it latest camera.

New nikon coolpix s4100 and s3100 digital camera is built in 5x zoom NIKKOR lens and four mega pixel photo sensors. All features for S4100 camera is awesome just like a 3-inch touch screen display and S3100 camera is comes with 2.7-inch LCD screen display. Both cameras provides other effective features just like a electronic VR image stabilization, 4 VR photo stabilizing features, optimized scene modes, 720p HD video recording, Scene Auto Selector, and more

Nikon coolpix s4100 Cost - $179.95
Nikon coolpix s3100 Cost - $139.99

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DB Logic Earphones

All kinds of earphones are accessible in the market but latest DB logic earphones latest gadgets product is really superb since that is arrives a volume adjusting technology and provides top sound quality. If you are always looking for extra unique latest gadgets so choose its latest earphones its different because we will providing full protection in your hairing with any supported.

The latest DB logic earphones especially use with music players and phones I know you have to use another earphones but I am sure we are not good for hearing so guys you get its latest gadgets product and protect your hearing. The earphones are accessible in the market with cost tag at $30. I like this different-different color based earphones. Via

HP TouchPad webOS Tablet

HP is innovative company has always released latest gadgets like display screen, part of computers, printers and other relevant gadgets product but at this time we will provide you new hp touchpad webos tablet with advanced features and functions.

The new hp touchpad webos tablet gadgets product provides a awesome features such as a run on webOS 3.0, iGB RAM, dual-core Qualcomm SnapDragon APQ8060 1.2GHz processor, 16GB or 32GB internal HD, 1024×768 pixels resolution, 9.7-inch display screen, A-GPS support, WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR. You get its new hp touchpad webos tablet? Via

HP Touchpad, Veer, and Pre3

     At an announcement recently, HP announced three new products that will run it's webOS mobile operating system. HP announced two phones and a tablet, all of which look slick and seem to be good products.

    WebOS is a mobile operating system created by Palm. Palm was then acquired by HP, who seems to be doing a good job keeping the operating system alive. 

The webOS Card UI

    WebOS's unique cards user interface gives it an appealing look. The apps it comes with catch your eye and make playing with the device fun. 

    The Messaging client combines all the messages from one person into one big flow, so a message can be sent as an instant message, and replied to as a text. 

    The web browser mostly disappears, letting you browse the entire web page without having to worry about the URL bar getting in your way. With a smart phone's small size, this can be very important.

    The email client gives you a unified inbox for multiple email accounts. With many of us getting emails at our work and personal email accounts, the unified inbox can be really helpful.

     A really interesting feature can be found in the contacts app. Many of us have spent hours entering our contacts information into the phone, all of which is available on Facebook or other social networks. WebOS's contact app just requires you to enter your friend's name. It will download info from Facebook, Google, Microsoft Exchange, and more. 

     WebOS also gives access to the Amazon Music Store. This gives access to thousands of songs, all DRM free, which means that once a song is downloaded, you can move it and copy it to any device, without any complicated copyright laws getting in your way.

     A really cool feature is HP's Touchstone. The Touchstone is dock for the phone that charges the phone wirelessly on contact. There are ways to do this with other phones like the iPhone, but these require bulky cases. The Touchstone also changes to nightstand mode when the phone is not in use. Nightstand mode displays the time and notifications. 

     The webOS operating system described above will be running on all of the devices that HP announced at the event. 

HP Veer

     The HP event started with the announcement of the HP Veer. The Veer is a small, touchscreen phone with a full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The Veer is only about the size of a credit card, has a 5 magapixel camera, and has a 2.6 inch touchscreen. 

     An interesting trend with the new smartphones is the lack of physical buttons. The Veer has no home button. The front is a plain, black surface. The home button is virtual. You just tap under the screen to go to the homescreen.

Palm Pre3

     The announcement then moved on to a slightly larger topic. The next product to be announced was the Pre3. It is basically a slightly bigger version of the Veer. The Pre3 adds a front facing camera, a 3.8 inch screen, and adds a 16 GB option. It has the same 5 megapixel camera as the Veer, but adds a flash.
     The last, and biggest (literally) thing of the event was the HP TouchPad announcement. The TouchPad is webOS's step into the tablet world. The TouchPad offers the same great webOS experience as the two smartphones, but makes it a bit bigger.
     An interesting thing about the TouchPad is that it straightens out the rounded corners of the webOS user interface. The card UI is gone, but the UI still looks slick.

HP TouchPad

     The TouchPad is pretty much a giant Pre3, but the extra screen real estate can sometimes really make the difference.
     The TouchPad has the same front facing camera as the Pre3, but offers a slightly higher resolution.
     Overall, these three devices look really compelling. They are missing just two slightly important things: price and release date. They give the general idea with summer or spring on the website, but no distinct date. I haven't yet played with any of the webOS devices, so I don't know how responsive they are, which could also be an issue. Another big issue is the app market. Apple has hundreds of thousands of apps in it's store, with android slowly creeping up behind it.
     With no price, a small app market, and no official release date, it's hard to know whether or not the devices will be worth it. We will have to wait for more info to come out before a decision is made.

To watch the actual event, click here.

     

Huawei IDEOS X3 Android Mobile

Recently Huawei has introduces its new look and functional based IDEOS X3 android mobile is provides awesome features such as a sleek slim design LINK

Haptica Braille Watch

Here is new gadgets product is called as haptica braille watch is comes with awesome features it is especially used for blind people’s. Our features and functionality is based on current generation of watches.

The new haptica braille watch is based on digital technology, and built in superb smart features like it is comes with the display for four different digits, sleek design and one trendy look. At this time it is not accessible in the market since it is more effective and high-tech feature able gadgets product. What you think about new haptica braille watch? Via

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H70 10x Zoom Camera

Sony is world famous company has always launch new look design and feature able based gadgets product like cameras, televisions and mobiles but here its new cyber-shot DSC-H70 10x zoom camera is superb and more attractive. It is comes with fantastic functionality and features such as a 10x optical zoom Sony G Lens with 25mm wide angle. Now days here are all kinds of cameras available at this time but this sony cyber-shot dsc-h70 10x zoom camera is arrives16.2 mega pixel HAD CCD photo sensor and three inch LCD display screen.

New camera gadgets product provides best optical steady shot photo stabilization, iAuto mode, sweep panorama mode, smile shutter, motion detection, face detection, anti-blink and more standard features. Prior we have seen a many cameras in the gadgets review 2 blog now this new sony cyber-shot dsc-h70 10x zoom camera is superb. It is built in TransferJet wireless transfer technology, and attractive colors such as pink, blue and more. Via

Pioneer Latest headphones

Pioneer launched a new look and design based 2 pair of attractive colorful earphones is called as SE-MJ151. It is smart feature able and beautiful design based gadgets accessories which come with high technology and 5 different colors. It is a 40mm driver unit that will be provides 32Ω Impedance, 100bB output, 10Hz – 25 kHz frequency, 135g weight gadgets accessories.

The pioneer latest headphones are accessible in 6 attractive colors with 9mm driver unit, 110dB output, 10Hz – 20KHz frequency, 6g weight and 16Ω Impedance. If you are searching for the superb earphones then use its new pioneer latest headphones, really cool and trendy. You can choose your lovely one. Via

Android announces Online App Store and More at Today's Event

Android - A mobile operating system run by Google

Honeycomb - The codename for the latest version of Android

Tablet - A touchscreen mobile computer that is usually one piece of hardware

Widget - A small application that runs open in a small area of the screen

     Earlier today, Google hosted an Android event officially showing off Honeycomb, and their online android market. They started off with Honeycomb news, and then went on to announce an online Android Market. Google Android's chief Andy Rubin introduced Hugo Barra, Android head of mobile products, to explain android 3.0, also known as Honeycomb.

Tablet With Honeycomb

     Honeycomb was shown only on a tablet device, so we are yet to know much about how it would work on a phone. Honeycomb completely redesigns the Android interface. 

     The status bar, which tells the time, battery life, connection info, and notifications, has been completely removed from the top of the screen, and replaced by a small black bar at the bottom of the screen. This bar slightly resembles the Windows taskbar. The bar tells a user the time, battery information, notifications, and connectivity info. It also includes a back button, a home button, and a multitasking button. 

     When the multitasking button is tapped, a sidebar appears on the left side of the screen, showing you a visual list with all of the currently running apps. When one of the apps is tapped, it seamlessly opens up into full screen.

Tablet with Andoid 2.2

     Honeycomb also focuses a lot more on not having all your apps in a grid, as seen on the Apple iPhone, previous builds of Android, and many other mobile operating systems. In Honeycomb, a user will put a few important widgets on the homescreen, as well as icons for the few most used apps. The rest of the apps will be accessible through a small button near the upper right corner of the screen. Users also have multiple home screens which they can swipe through, each showing different widgets and app icons.

     Honeycomb also comes with a redesigned notification system. When a notification pops up, it won't be intrusive, it will lay at the bottom right corner of the screen, but will still show some information about the notification.

     Google also included the application bar in Honeycomb. The application bar is a small bar at the top of an application that includes commands for that program. Windows has know this for a long time, as many applications have small bars with commands such as file menu, edit, and more. Android's application bar's commands can also change based on what is happening right now in the app. For example, in an email app, you might get compose message, and some other commands. When you have a message selected, on the other hand, you might see, delete, mark as spam, and more.

      Google also focused on it's powerful graphics and animation capabilities. The demos Google showed were impressive, but something apple devices could do for a long time.

      Google spent half the time talking about Honeycomb, and the other half talking about it's new online app store, known as Android Marketplace. 

      For a long time, one must be connected on his Android Device to download apps from the Marketplace. At today's event, Google announced it's Online App Store. Like Apple's online store, the online app store will allow you to download apps away from your computer, rather than have to buy them through the phone. The app store looks nice, and kind of resembles the app store for Google Chrome.

Android Market Online

     Unfortunately, you cannot download the app on your PC, rather you can only discover them. 

     The app store integrates sharing, and allows you to share an app on Twitter, but is lacking any Facebook integration.

     Overall, Honeycomb looks great, and the online Android store has been widely waited for, and is much more convenient. I'd like to see the ability to download to the PC and then syncing, and some more social integration, including Facebook. 

Watch the announcement here.

The Daily iPad Newspaper Anounced

     The iPad has become increasingly popular, especially with news apps. When I looked in the Apple app store today, there were over 400 apps specifically designed for the iPad. That's a lot of stuff to read, and Rupert Murdoch wants to give iPad users the best.
     Today, at an event in the Guggenheim Museum in New York, Murdoch, along with Jon Miller, Jesse Angelo, and Greg Clayman, announced a new, daily newspaper for th iPad called The Daily. The Daily is a newspaper that completely rethinks news consumption for the iPad. The Daily takes the average newspaper or magazine, digitizes it, and adds a lot of multimedia affects.

Carousel on The Daily

     The Daily can be flipped through like a regular magazine. You can also browse articles with what The Daily calls "the carousel". This shows the front page of all of the articles in a carousel like way. Those familiar with the Apple MP3 players will recognize this as a kind of Cover Flow idea. You can then tap on an article, and it will be enlarged to full size and allows you to read through the article.
       You can also browse by category. The Daily is divided into six topics. These topics are News, Gossip, Opinion, Arts and Life, Apps and Games, and Sports.
       News includes the regular stuff, international news, important stories. Some stories include video or even 360 degree images. The weather section brings you completely away from a traditional magazine, and looks more like an app. It brings you very in depth reviews of the weather, while giving you the ability to tap on different icons for different things.
     Gossip has celebrity news and things like that. In the first issue, which they showed off at todays event, there was an article about two celebrities and their Twitter feeds. Using the special software that The Daily developed, the Twitter feeds were shown just under their picture.
     Apps and Games was a section The Daily did because they knew that their audience was one that owned iPads, and therefore many of them were interested in the app thing. Apps and Games has app reviews, along with photos, and a direct link into the App Store if one decides to download the app. Like a traditional newspaper, it includes daily crossword puzzles and Sudoku, which, unlike a traditional newspaper, can track your time and scores, and even let you play against others.

Weather on The Daily

Sports on The Daily

    The sports section offers a very unique experience and customization abilities. Since The Daily is a national newspaper, it needs some sort of way to customize it. You can choose the teams you want to read about, you can also see live scores, stats, and more.
    The Daily seems really great, but how much would you pay for it? Five dollars an issue? 1 dollar an issue? The Daily will be available for... 14 cents an issue! At 99 cents a week, The Daily gives you great value for your money.
    The Daily said at the event that it would eventually come to all major tablets, but the few two or three years are Apple's. The Daily also said that right now most of the revenue would be based on subscriptions, but they would like to eventually be 50% advertisement revenue and 5o% subscriptions.
    You can find The Daily on the App Store, on Facebook, and on Twitter.
    The Daily is free for the first two weeks, so if you own an iPad, you should definitely check it out. If you have an iPad and tried it out, please leave a comment telling us what you like or don't like about it.

Watch the Video Below for More Info. To watch the entire The Daily announcement click here.

Latest Zumreed X2 Hybrid Headphones

Zumreed has launched a latest functional and features based headphones which looks like much reliable and advanced then other since it is a hybrid headphones, and a more effective standard pair of headphones.

The Zumreed Z2 hybrid headphones can be easily use for audio gadgets it is a very simple and standard pair of earphones. It is used with speakers, and easily shares your lovely tunes with your friends and families. Various types of audio gadgets product and accessories available in market but it is best and simpler.

It is provides interactive features and extra-ordinary functionality. The new audio gadgets product means a latest hybrid headphone that can be converted into speaker mode by turn in the cuffs and flip in a switch.

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Apple Pulling other eReader Apps? (Update: Apple Responds)

Gadgetator's trying a new format for the not so tech savvy readers. At the beginning of each post, we will be writing a list of tech jargon and their definitions that one would need to know at the beginning of the article. Like this idea? Hate it? Please leave a comment with your feedback. Thank you.

eReader-An eReader is a device that allows you to read digital books instead of paper ones.

     Sony makes an eReader called the Sony Reader. As with many eReaders, Sony designed an iPhone app that allowed one to read the eBooks that they downloaded from Sony on their iPhone. This app was rejected by Apple for some unknown reason. 

     Apps are rejected all the time by Apple, but it's always because of a violation of one of Apple's rules. So far the Kindle, the Nook, and many more eReaders have apps on the iPhone that weren't rejected. This could simply be because the Sony app had some problem with the code that went against Apple's rules. It could also be that Apple has changed it's policy and is now not allowing third party eReader apps.

     Apple also has an eReader app called iBooks, which is the reason why one would think that Apple is rejecting other, third party eReader apps, and even may start to pull the old ones.

     According to the New York Times, Apple is changing their policies to no longer allow third party apps to sell content, like eBooks, inside their apps. Now, if you're worrying about games like Farmville, which allows you to buy coins from inside the app for the game, that's nothing to worry about, this does not stop app developers to sell through their apps, rather just requires them to use Apple as an intermediary. 

     The story seems true, as Sony spokesperson Steve Harber is quoted, "“It’s the opposite of what we wanted to bring to the market, we always wanted to bring the content to as many devices as possible, not one device to one store.”

     So what does this mean for other eReader apps? Although the other apps don't have an integrated bookstore, they do allow users to download already purchased content from other devices, something which, according to the New York Times, Apple said was against the rules. This would affect Amazon with it's Kindle and many other popular eBook apps. 

     For now, we'll just have to see what happens. The story seems very believable, and neither Apple, Sony, or Amazon would comment.


UPDATE: Apple responded saying that they had not changed any developer guidelines, but wants a cut of anything sold through their devices.

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