Discounts on itunes Application : Thanksgiving Special

Yes, it’s a Thanksgiving week special. Many of iphone application are available on Discount price. The applications which are available on discount are listed below.

1). Spirits (only for $0.99): Spirits is an award-winning puzzle game about wind, indirect control and creativity.

2). iBlast Moki 2 HD (only for $0.99) : This is a must buy. One of the best games of the year, for the change you've got in your couch?

3). Battle of Gundabad (only for $0.99) : I really wish the deck-building card game Dominion was out on iOS, but it's not yet, and until then we have Battle of Gundabad!

4). Absolutely free: Castles Conqueror, Crystal Soul, Crystal Dash!

5). Only for $0.99: Super Monkey Ball 2, Gunstar Heroes, Streets of Rage 3!

Google plus API - Wait is over

After the Launch of the Google plus, So many users, specially the Dev people (developers), That the success of any of the social networking is depends on the API Feature.

So after having API fuction in almost all Social Networking sites, Google Plus also Brings you the API Functionality to all the users.

So just simply log on to Developers.Google.com/+/API/ , from here you can Make your own API for Google plus User, as Dev people do in Facebook, Twitter.

Its nothing new for the Developers, as its their home-ground now! The process of creating App in Google plus API is same, nothing different it that. Just visit Developers.Google.com/+/API/ , and follow the steps you will find the authorization page like below.

So what are you waiting for guys? start making Application on Google Plus. The tutorial for Creating Google Plus Application will post soon!

Rich snippets For Application on Google

After Giving some big changes in Google Search, (i.e expanding site links, New Search Design), Once Again Google comes with some new changes, that is very appreciative, i must say!


Now You can see a Rich snippets for application while you search on Google for any application (i.e Android Market). so now those user who looking for better application, they do not need to go on page and check about it, Google search only enough to give review and little information, cost of the application, and much more about the application.


For Example, when i was searching for "Dropbox" application for Andorid, the following snippets was displayed.

Where you can see, User Review, How Many User using this application, And also the cost of the application, and the small description of the application is displayed only in search results!


Rich snippets help users determine more quickly if a particular web page has the information they're interested in. Google has previously introduced rich snippets for shopping, recipes, reviews, video, and events, and most recently music.


Rich snippets for the application can available for several marketplaces and review sites, including Android Market, Apple iTunes, and CNET.


For more info. check Google official Blog Here.

How to : On-Go Internet via blackberry Bridge with Blackberry Playbook

While Using Blackberry playbook Tablet, if you wanted to use Internet then you can use it via Wi-fi only. What if you want to use internet on-going? The Blackberry Bridge application is useful for you in that case. The Blackberry Bridge application allows you to connect your Playbook with your Blackberry Smart-phone (only)

If you are running BlackBerry Device Software 5.0 or later on your BlackBerry smartphone, you can connect your BlackBerry PlayBook tablet to your smartphone to access email, calendars, BlackBerry Messenger files, and other data directly from your tablet.

Your tablet connects to your smartphone using Bluetooth technology. To connect, you need the BlackBerry Bridge application installed on your smartphone. You can download it from the BlackBerry App World storefront.

You can also use BB Messenger,Bridge Files, Bridge Browser with BB Bridge application, and also you can use Messages,calender,contacts etc.

Its Free!! Download it now!!

Facebook Brings Android - An All-New Application

Praise the lord and pass the Android! Facebook’s once features-bereft mobile application for the #2 mobile operating system has just been updated, and it’s worlds better than the original.

When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg downloaded the Facebook for Android app for his personal use last week, we speculated that a few changes might be in the works for what we dubbed the “redheaded stepchild” of Facebook’s mobile offerings. We couldn’t have imagined such a quick turnaround, however; clearly, this update has been quite some time in development.

If the update isn’t showing up in your notifications bar, just search for “Facebook” in the Android Gallery and reinstall the official app.

The home screen now shows messages, notifications and friend requests separately. On the bottom of the home screen, you can see a swipe-to-scroll slideshow of your friends’ recent picture uploads.

Notifications, which comprised the greatest pain point for users we polled last week, now appear in a slide-up bar along the bottom of the screen, similar to the Android OS’s slide-down bar for notifications at the top of the screen. While the Notifications bar doesn’t seem to be working quite smoothly with the rest of the app yet (it keeps launching Facebook’s mobile touch site), we hope an upcoming software update will address this issue soon.

And we’re grateful and slightly ecstatic to report that you are no longer have to navigate out of the app to Facebook’s mobile site to do any normal Facebook actions, such as approve a friend request, view a video, RSVP to an event or respond to a message. You’ll use your device’s browser when you click through to shared links, but getting to those links is much easier now. You click through to a screen showing your friend’s post with the link in question, then you tap on the link itself to be redirected. It’s a much better interface than the app’s previous iteration.

Also, “likes,” Facebook search and mobile photo uploads are now as easy as a single touchscreen-tap in most cases, and the overall navigation and interface have gained a few new touches that are subtle but elegant and welcome.

We still aren’t able to use Facebook Chat from our Android phone (iPhone users have had this feature for some time).

These upgrades are the first significant attention Facebook has paid to its Android app since its launch last fall. All things considered, we’re very happy with the improvements. Facebook for Android has become a pleasure to use rather than the out-and-out hassle it was before.

We’re sure there are still improvements to be made — Facebook Chat is one feature that comes to mind immediately. And we’d like the home screen to rotate to a landscape orientation when the phone is rotated, too.

Download the app for yourself, and let us know in the comments what you love, what you hate, and what you think could use improvement.