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Ever since Apple announced the iPhone 4S having “A5″ processor, everyone has been pointing to the below image from a test run by Anandtech and saying that the iPhone 4S will be twice as strong as the Samsung Galaxy S2. I beg to differ. AnandTech's GPU Comparison Featuring SGX543 MP2 and Mali 400 While Continue reading SGX 543MP2 vs Mali-400: Is iPhone 4S GPU Really Twice As Strong As SGS 2? Samsung just uploaded a teaser video to Youtube which hints at the upcoming Android phone Nexus Prime with IceCream Sandwich. It has a sideways glance at what people believe is the Nexus Prime. I’ll deconstruct the image a bit. Nexus Prime Image in Samsung's Video Nexus Prime Image enhanced by an engadget user Continue reading Deconstructing The Samsung Nexus Prime Video I bet all of you know about grooveshark, the awesome music service. And sharkzapper is a cool chrome extension that puts the control and information about anything playing in your grooveshark chrome tab into a little button on the address bar. It is a very good extension but I felt that what it was missing Continue reading Adding Lyrics to SharkZapper for Grooveshark This is a solution to the issue that I faced today while installing a javascript file from userscripts.org as an extension into google chrome (Yes, Chrome supports installing greasemonkey javascripts as extensions). I had already installed this script once into my browser earlier but when I tried installing it again today, it started giving me Continue reading Chrome Script/Extension installation error: Could not read source file Google just released the latest version of its Music app that ties into its cloud player service Music Beta. This brings the version upto 3.0.1 and adds a lot of fixes, crashes a lot less and now even works on Samsung Galaxy S with Gingerbread which was broken earlier. If you are outside the US Continue reading Google Music Beta Latest APK version 3.0.1 for Android Google just launched an encrypted search portal which is a Godsend for people on public networks since there is a lot that can be gleaned from your search queries. For doing your protected searches, however, you have to go to a different portal which I linked to above. Now, the omnibar (the address bar in Continue reading Use Encrypted Google Search As Default in Chrome |
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