Technology Bites

Mozilla Jetpack: Build Firefox addons with ease

Jetpack is an API from Mozilla labs that allows anyone who can code for the web (HTML, CSS and Javascript) to write their own Firefox addons. For creating Firefox addons you need to know Javascript, XUL and XMl, but with Jetpack you could create Firefox addons with ease. ... Read More →

Get Wolfram Alpha search results in Google

By now you might have tried Wolfram Alpha, if you didn't heard about it yet it is a new search engine launched today. While it may be good in finding answers for complex questions and displaying rich information on places and other things, it is not yet a useful search engine for average user. Of ... Read More →

Import Yahoo Mail, Hotmail mails and contacts to Gmail

If you love Gmail and looking for an easy solution to move or copy all your emails from other email providers now there is a simple solution from Gmail. Gmail introduced a new feature that you to import emails and contacts from your other email providers like Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, AOL mail and ... Read More →

Device Manager for Windows

Device Remover is a powerful device manager and an alternative to the in-built Windows device manager. It has some powerful features compared to the default device manager of Windows, you can see a detailed view all the devices, drivers and services of the system. ... Read More →

Mixcloud Invites Giveaway

We wrote about Mixcloud yesterday, an internet radio and podcasts site for music creators. Mixcloud is currently in a private invitation-only beta but I've been in touch with Nico Perez from the Mixcloud team and he was generous enough to give us 50 invites to their service for sharing it with ... Read More →

Mixcloud Takes User Generated Music To The Next Level

Mixcloud is our latest finding on the internet's music block. If Youtube seems synonymous to video for you, Mixcloud aims to be synonymous with radio, Dj mixes and podcasts. Mixcloud provides a platform for content creators to promote and share everything audio, let it be podcasts, radio shows, ... Read More →

Canonical Launches DropBox Competitor: Ubuntu One

Canonical, the company behind the popular Linux distro Ubuntu, launched Ubuntu One yesterday, a native ubuntu file synchronization service that works on the desktop and can be managed from the web as well. Sounds similar? Yes, Dropbox does that. Ditto. ... Read More →

Facebook Introduces Stealth Mode, Friend Lists in Chat

We have had an invisible mode in Yahoo Messenger, Live Messenger and Google Talk (the web edition) since long and seems like Facebook wants to join this bandwagon. Yesterday, Facebook pushed some updates to its chat system, commonly called FBChat. A highly demanded feature, people can now go stealth ... Read More →