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10 Best Things About Ubuntu
There are so many people who love Ubuntu Linux and there are such people also who really don’t know anything about Linux at all. Here are the 10 best things which make Ubuntu 10.04 worth caring about.
1 – GNOME 2.30
This is the final GNOME release for 2.x before its major up gradation to 3. Of course 3 will be great also, and this will be last time when you will see your favorite 2.x GNOME in Ubuntu flavor. 2.30 GNOME is great as I experienced. As far as GNOME 3 is concerned I think that will succeed where KDE 4 failed in being a useful desktop upgrade right out of the starting gate.
2 – HAL begone!
Ubuntu 10.04 has done away with HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) during the boot process. This really boots up within 10 seconds and removal of HAL also drastically speeds up resume-from-suspend times for those of you in laptop land.
3 – Fully open source NVidia driver
Anyone using NVidia graphics card can now take a sigh of happiness because of open source NVidia drivers. As open source NVidia drivers works same as the proprietary drivers.
4 – Social networking integration
The Me Menu, which is built upon the Gwibber framework enables you to interact instantly with social networking sites. It also haves multi-column view so that you can monitor more than one social networks at a time.
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A Brief Review of Smart Phone Operating Systems
In the world of smart phones there are three ruling operating system giants. iPhone OS, BlackBerryOS, and the Android OS, with Android being the most in demand operating system of them all. Each of these three ruling giants have changed the way people communicate with each other, and also how the online world has come within the palm of a person. From watching live videos on your cell, to having live video calls, from innovative games to reading e-books, everything seems possible now. One does not need to switch on to a PC to get access to these factors now. Each of the OS will be briefly explained.
iPhone OS
The iPhone OS is from the world’s most prominent technology leader, Apple Inc. iPhone OS is not for any other mobile device except that of Apple’s iPhone 3G and 4G. This operating system was amongst the first to come in the market promising media access and high speed cellular internet.
iPhone Software
The latest iPhone 4G is a masterpiece in terms of being a regular phone plus a full fledged media device, determined to give you a much more fantastic user experience. The phone’s basic software is enough to keep you busy for a long long time to come, but that doesn’t seem to be enough, so the phone is now manufactured with space for holding in 2160 applications! Now that is where users would simply never leave their phones alone.
From watching movies on the phone, to read e-books, from browsing facebook to downloading games, everything related to the internet seems possible through this phone.
Google Android Sales Step Ahead of iPhone
Apple iPhone rival and most talked operating system Android-based phone sales have shown an increase by leaving behind Apple’s iPhone. According to NDP Groups’s Mobile Phone Track survey reports, in first quarter of year 2010, Android operating system based mobile phone sale shown an increase. 
Its first time that Android operating system giving a strong challenge to iPhone and other smartphone operating system by standing in second position in sales. Android is sharing 28% of the smartphone market. At first position is Blackberry’s OS, developed by RIM, has 36% market share. Apple iPhone’s OS is sharing 21% of the market share and is on third position.
Five Changes That Will Come With The iPhone 4 OS
According to reports, Apple’s iPhone 4G is about to come out this summer, bring along a number of features that have been long-awaited for.
Apple has given the developers a preview of the changes that will be present in the new iPhone OS. Some of the major changes include:
1. Multitasking
Exactly what we all wished for! Finally, iPhone users will be able to work and play together. This means that users will be able to switch to another app without having to shut down the first app entirely to start off with the other one.
Vodafone 360 Samsung H1
The newly launched, LiMo-powered Samsung H1, has been designed strictly for the Vodafone 360 services, but it can be purchased from some other stores as unlocked phone.
Samsung H1 is a hi-tech cell phone, having a huge and sophisticated touch-sensitive screen. However, it does not have a very fashionable appearance, which was a distinctive feature of the Ultra series.
The phone is quite heavy giving it a solid look. The back side has been nicely rounded, making the H1 comfortable to hold in the hand. This is as as large phones become difficult to handle especially because of the the big touchscreen.
iPhone Applications Of The Week
As you know Apple release the big touch screen mobiles, and put a big challenge to the application developers for optimizing their offspring for the new and much bigger screen then ever. But it is more surprising which application developer did for iPad, they added processing power, superior graphics, and added screen real estate, and here we can fully understand Apples latest hardware power.
There are application already made by Apple for iPad, these include iBooks, with which the user can read, purchase and download eBooks directly from Amazon. But some said that this application got its basis from iPhone application called Classics. The creators of Classics are not annoyed by the similarity which iBooks adapt, and are offering their software for free for a limited time.
5 Things iPhone 4G Will Inherit From Apple iPad
With the launch of iPad last week, Apple is expected to start its work rigorously for the next massive product launch, which will arrive probably in June or July, known as the iPhone 4G.
Surely, some features of the iPad will definitely trickle down to the iPhone 4G, since Apple’s tablet was given very special attention by the engineers at the Cupertino-based company.
Here are five iPad technologies that are expected to be adopted by the iPhone 4G when it is launched later this year.
1. A Large Screen
The Apple iPhone 3GS maintained the same screen size , i.e 3.5 inch similar to the two previous generations. But this time, Apple will definitely increase the screen size of its smartphone slightly to match the screen size of its competitors, like the 4.3-inch size of the HTC Touch HD. We can expect the screen to be at least 4-inch in size.
Top 10 iPhone Business Application while Travelling
Thinking to go for a long business trip, having you laptop with additional battery in to your travel bag seems so complex and heavy. Why not you use your iPhone for managing you basic business tasks. You can easily access data of your company’s computer and can manage website and also can do basic office document work by using Word or Excel.
For a traveler iPhone not only meant a gaming device-it can be more helpful in managing business on the go. With the release of iPhone 3GS, Apple handset are now more better regarding their security and improved real-time email delivery. These both feature are mostly required by any companies’ IT department.
We have here after getting opinion with mobile business experts, we have arranged a list of best iPhone business applications that a businessman required on his business trip. Hope your next business trip will be without your heavy laptop.
Pay online with iTerminal
iTerminal is a application through it you can pay online from your credit cards. It only requires a Wi-Fi or 3G connection. The application can take all major credit cards. It include Visa, American Express, Discover and Mastercard.
Wyse Releases PocketCloud For iPhone
Everybody wants to keep him connected all day and night in today’s world. Now an ultra-modern innovation introduced by Wyse by a name “PockeCloud” enables all the iPhone and iPod Touch users to access and work on their PC as well as virtual Windows desktop through their Apple devices from anywhere around the globe. 
PocketCloud runs on a high-tech, secure, and highly optimized Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and VMware View 3.1 client. It is compatible with 3G connections and Wi-Fi. Users will enjoy ‘super fast’ web browsing while using its new Thin-Browser.
