Amazon’s Kindle Fire is taught to be the real cloud connected device due to its Silk Browser capability to use AWS (Amazon Web Service) cloud technology. But privacy advocates have expressed concerns over whether or not the pre-fetching technology utilized by Amazon’s Silk Browser could be a gaping hole into a user’s browsing habits. The specially designed mobile browser is designed to serve pages to users more quickly than having the device render the pages itself, which means Amazon’s Elastic Computer Cloud, or EC2 will be the processing power behind the new technology.  (more…)

Sorting out useful iPad apps among zillions of apps available for iPad is in itself a unique way of killing time, but this may sound quite odd to you and there is hardly any possibility for you to do it. The next best option to kill time is to play games, but over a period of time even playing games doesn’t solve the purpose.

But you don’t worry about it, in case you are wondering over how to kill your boredom, there are many entertaining iPad Apps (not games) available in the market to help you in this regard.

In this article I have gathered 10 Best Entertainment iPad Apps, so that you never feel bored again. And here is the list.  (more…)

 Amazon announced their entry into the tablet market recently with Kindle Fire and as anticipated, the price point could potentially be something Cupertino-based Apple should fear. While the device’s specs are nowhere near that of the iPad 2, the basic function of the device appeals to a broad range of consumers and the $199 price tag has had consumers snatching them up since they became available.

Let’s look at some numbers. Just after its announcement Amazon received more than 250,000 pre-orders for the tablet in less than a week. That amounts to around 50,000 pre-orders a day with no signs of slowed growth on behalf of the device. Plus nearly 4 million Kindle Fire sold this holiday season. In fact, Kindle Fire is the second best-selling item on Amazon, with the new $79 Kindle taking the top spot.  (more…)

The iPad is an amazing device for performing day-to-day activities such as checking email, keeping your tasks in check, and managing your finances. The only limitation of the device is that it is not capable of making phone calls, until now. While Skype is always an option for users, there is something better. Line2 is a service that transforms your iPad into a full-fledged conference calling machine that is capable of making calls, sending texts, and having your very own phone number. Capability of making phone calls from your iPad adds nifty feature to this amazing device which helps small businesses, entrepreneurs and executives using it rise to whole new level of productivity.  (more…)