Cisco launched an iPhone application Friday aimed at helping corporate security managers respond to threats on-the-go. Aimed squarely at enterprise IT departments, the app is networked to Cisco’s Security Intelligence Operations to enable users to receive realtime notifications of attacks on a corporate network. This system uses information from about 700,000 sensors at ISPs, the [...]
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Diamond Skin Case for iPhone 3G/S Giveaway!
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 20th, 2009
You MUST live in USA to enter. To enter: 1. Follow me on Twitter @arjunz 2. Subscribe to Techulus. 3. Tweet this : Diamond Skin Case for iPhone 3G/S Giveaway! Enter Now! http://bit.ly/1gTeZa via #techulus Contest closes at 11:59pm on Thursday, December 31st, 2009. Winners will be contacted in the following day or two for [...]
After long wait, Trillian finally comes to iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 20th, 2009
It took a few months, but finally, Trillian IM is available to iPhone and iPod Touch users through Apple’s App Store. The application costs $4.99. Cerulean Studios, the company that created Trillian, said that Trillian for iPhone sports several features users will already find on the company’s desktop software. The app displays contacts, grouped and [...]
Android vs. iPhone: Which Has the More Advanced Users?
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 20th, 2009
It seems the mobile world is full of silly little battles these days. You’ve got the AT&T-Verizon ad assault. There’s that ever-popular Droid-iPhone rivalry. And then, of course, everyone’s favorite Google Phone debate: Is there a Google Phone? If there were one, would it harm other Android phones? Or could it become — gasp — [...]
Droid merits look, but it’s no iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 19th, 2009
Motorola’s Droid smart phone has attracted a fair amount of attention as possibly the toughest challenger for the iPhone. It’s the first phone to run Android 2.0, the latest version of Google’s smart-phone operating system. It’s the first Android phone offered by Verizon, which is reputed to have the best wireless network in the nation. [...]
Verizon’s Motorola Droid Has Camera Issues
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 19th, 2009
The Motorola Droid has sold well and received mostly positive reviews in the press, but a software bug is causing its camera to perform inconsistently, according to a Google engineer. With a 5-megapixel camera, the Droid has one of the higher-end cameras on the market. The iPhone 3GS, a rival handset, sports a 3.2-megapixel lens. [...]
Phones with Android OS brings tough competition to iPhone, Why?
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 18th, 2009
The iPhone might be the leader in the mobile phone market, but that won’t be enough to stop Android’s rise. The iPhone OS has been the same since its launch 2 years ago, Google’s platform is simply too compelling and too appealing to consumers not to capture significant market share. With the launch of Motorola’s Droid [...]
Magellan introduces RoadMate app for iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 18th, 2009
iPhone users can now go on long drives and also use their iPhone in an optimal way while they are traveling. Well, Magellan proclaimed their release of the Magellan RoadMate turn-by-turn navigation app for the iPhone. The company also launched their new ground-breaking vehicle mounting cradle namely the Premium Car Kit for iPhone. The Premium Car [...]
15 Suggestions to improve the next iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 18th, 2009
Since 29th June 2007, the historic day on which Apple launched their first iPhone(iPhone 2G), and the subsequent release of two more models iPhone 3G and 3GS in 2008 and 2009 respectively, Apple tried to improve the product by adding more and more features to it. Apple succeeded in incorporating three basic features in their [...]
Google Earth 2.0 for iPhone
Posted by Arjun Komath on November 18th, 2009
Google Earth made a splash when it spun onto the iPhonelast October, giving users the capability to explore the virtual globe for free from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. But without some practical mapping features, like turn-by-turn navigation and street maps, Google Earth was largely a discovery tool that didn’t have much real-world impact. This [...]
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