I’ve resisted the urge to contemplate about all the iPad 3 launch rumors all this while, but not anymore. AllThingsD’s John Paczkowksi is reporting about possible launch of iPad 3 in early March during one of Apple’s signature press events.

Paczkowksi says-

“The event will be held in San Francisco, presumably at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Apple’s preferred location for big announcements like these.”

iPad 3 or iPad 2S?

Over the past weeks, we have seen quite a lot of rumors surrounding different parts of iPad 3, specially the ones like this and this. All these hint at one thing – the next iPad will look almost exactly like the iPad 2. The...

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Guest post by Mike Lemaire.

Two weeks ago, Apple announced its plans to launch a new version of its iBooks app, one that would carry interactive textbooks aimed at school students. The most surprising part of the announcement may have been why it took so long for this to get launched in the first place.

On the surface, iTextbooks, which will only be available on the iPad, seem like the logical next step in the disruptive innovation of traditional education. The company has said it will be selling these books for just around $15 – a fraction of the cost of the traditional textbook to students – and iBooks will have plenty of interactive features, including streaming video, designed...

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Web is a shared platform where millions of pages are uploaded every day by different users virtually. Millions of billions of searches are made on the web using various search engines like Google and Bing. Some search for a specific information while others may search for information and resources to pursue their hobbies. The collective knowledge presented on the web is so vast and more and more numbers of people keep on thronging to get information of their choice every day.

credit: elite-vpn.com

In this process, have you ever noticed that there will be someone who follows you close to the neck every possible second while you are surfing the net?

Yes, search engines and websites follow...

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Everyone has imagined at least once in their life what the future will look like. I remember, when I was in the 5th grade, my art teacher gave us an assignment to draw how we imagined the future to be. My painting of the future was full of robots and control panels with lots of buttons and switches. In a curious way, I was right, but also wrong about this. Let me explain: the future will undoubtedly be full of automated devices, some with the possibility to think, with quantum computers as their brain, taking care of the high risk work that humans do now. This part I got right. The other part, the control panels and switches, not so much.

Smart Home – Integrating Technology in Our...

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 January 27, 2010 – Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple at that time, is introducing the iPad, a gadget that 2 years later will be considered a symbol of our generation. The iPad was a revolution, just like many other Apple products: the iMac, the iPod and the iPhone. It’s one of the most loved gadgets in the world because of its beautiful design, user friendly OS and its flexibility. But most of all, the main feature of the iPad, and in fact, the revolution itself is its portability. It could do almost anything a laptop would, all in a package that was smaller, looked better and it had 3 times the battery power.

I consider tablets to be used  in medicine, architecture, engineering and not...

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You might remember the guide on buying a digital camera, be it point-and-shoot or DSLR. I explained there what the different aspects of buying a digital camera, what features they offer and type of camera is suited for each user. If you are interested in digital photography, and you are interested in buying a DSLR camera, you might find the prices pretty high, some models even going to the $3000 mark. But don’t be afraid, as in all consumer products, you will find some cheaper, entry level models that go from $400 – $500. These cheap DSLR cameras might not have the performance of a high end DSLR, but they will get the job done.

Top 7 Cheap DSLR Cameras

DSLR cameras are more...

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Guest post by Divya Rawat.

Once upon a time, people had limited options for performing their work related tasks and the good old desktop computer was their only savior. It provided them with faster computing capabilities than an 8 grade student of today and enough memory space to hold all their text documents! Then something happened which changed the world of technology.

The situation is pretty much the same now as then, with the exception that no one uses computers just for making things fast. Computers are used in pretty much everything, right from entertainment, to gathering information, to chatting with people, to socialize, to making music, to poke, I can go on and on. In short,...

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It’s a well known fact that printer technology has evolved a lot in the past years. From the first ink jet printers, to laser printers and now, the stage belongs to the 3D printers. A new technology that is revolutionizing the way we look at printers, literally from a drawing on paper to a 3D object you can hold in your hand. A few years ago, 3D printers where just a concept, a thing we used to reed in science fiction navels, but nowadays, they are getting more and more attention.

Related Read: How to Buy a Printer [Guide]

Because the prices for 3D printers have dropped, they can now be found even in some homes, not only in university science labs. They have bigger resolutions, so they...

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“Cyberwarfare is the fifth domain of warfare”
- The Economist

“actions by a nation-state to penetrate another nation’s computers or networks for the purposes of causing damage or disruption”

This is how Richard A. Clarke, in his book Cyber War, defines cyber-warfare.

Basic Understanding of Cyber War

This may not be a term you are used to by now, but if you ended up here, you have heard of it. And the meaning of this term is in fact the migration of warfare from the 4 mediums of the past (ground, air, water and space) to a new medium: cyberspace. The concept is not new by any means, this is just a reaction of the evolution of information. Intelligence and...

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After several speculations and rumors, Amazon.com has indeed started off with its Indian operations under the brand Junglee.com. The portal which is currently in beta, features more than 12 million products across 14,000 brands in 25 categories including mobile phones, cameras, toys & games, baby products, books, music, movies & TV, clothing, jewellery, kitchen & home products.

An aggregator & price comparison portal

Before anyone gets all excited, it must be noted that Junglee is simply a marketplace portal “which enables customers to find and discover products from online and offline retailers in India and from Amazon.com.” This means users cannot...

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