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Swype Now Available on Ice Cream Sandwich – Android 4.0

Oliur Rahman February 16, 2012 0

Swype was by far my most favourite touch screen keyboard I ever used, and still is even though I have moved over to an iPhone. Well now Swype is available for the latest version

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Transform Twitter Feed Into A Magazine on Flipboard

Oliur Rahman February 16, 2012 0

Most people will know Flipboard as a beautiful RSS reader which enables you to transform RSS feeds into a kind of magazine. What a lot of people don’t know is that you can also

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Use Clear If You Don’t Have An iPhone 4S

Oliur Rahman February 16, 2012 0

There has been a lot of hype recently over the new gesture based to-do app, Clear. Purely because the UI is beautiful and simple. It’s a great blend of Windows Phone 7 tiles but

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Panasonic GF2 Review | Micro Four Thirds Camera

Oliur Rahman February 15, 2012 2

Let me say straight away that I am no photographer or camera expert. I don’t know much about camera’s at all so this review is literally from the average consumer’s point of view. Also

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Top 5 Minimal Screensavers For Windows & Mac

Will Kennerley February 15, 2012 3

Screensavers, as the name suggests, were originally designed to ‘save you screen’ – essentially stopping images burning into CRT monitors and permanently damaging them. Since to uptake of common place LCD monitors, screensavers are

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Camera+ for iPhone | Best Photography App

Oliur Rahman February 14, 2012 5

There is a ton of photography apps out there for the iPhone. But the best overall photography is Camera+. It is the ultimate photography app and can help you get the most out of

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Galaxy Nexus Mini Review

Carlo Tan February 14, 2012 7

After the long list of postponing release dates, Verizon finally introduced the Galaxy Nexus to the public around mid december of last year. I was getting impatient waiting for the Nexus Prime so I

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Why I Chose An iPhone 4S | Mini Review

Oliur Rahman February 14, 2012 6

Most people knew me as the Android guy. The guy who could take full advantage of Android and make it beautiful at the same time, even though I was never a developer, hacker or

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What Could Google Do With Motorola?

Traditionally, Google have never been a hardware company. They’ve always stayed in the software realm of things. When the T-Mobile G1/HTC Dream was released in 2008, although it was branded as a Googlephone, as

Change Notification Badge Bubble Colour on iPhone | Cydia Tweak

I uploaded a picture of my homescreen on to Instagram yesterday, pointing out the black notification bubbles. I was confronted with a barrage of messages, comments, tweets on how to get these lovely different