Samsung Galaxy S III is official now. The company unveiled the new device few minutes ago in UK Earls Court Exhibition Centre. With all the speculations about the new innovative features, there is one feature to be pointed out. The ‘New S Voice Feature’ in the device just exactly looks like Apple’s Siri feature in iPhone 4S. More about this new ‘innovative’ feature after the technical specifications of the device. ...

 Meet AISHA - a desi counterpart hoping to compete with Apple’s Siri feature. If you are in love with Apple’s Siri feature and had wished if something like that was available on a cheaper mobile market, here is a new announcement from Micromax India Mobile. Micromax announced the launch of new A50 Ninja mobile device, which comes with an Artificial Intelligence Speech Handset Assistant, “AISHA”. The device comes with Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread) with a processor of 650 MHz, dual SIM and priced at Rs. 4999 (that’s around $100). Other tech specs include connectivity features such as Wi-Fi, GPRS, Bluetooth, Gravity Sensor, a 2.0MP camera and expandable memory up to 32GB. ...

 This is an excellent takeaway from the updated version of Microsoft’s SkyDrive for a limited period of time and available exclusive to its loyalty customers. SkyDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service. The service itself has been available for a long time, but Microsoft is doubling-down on the service with features and enhancements designed around the upcoming Windows 8 operating system. Whether you really use all of the 25GB space or not, act now before it expires! ...

 I ain’t kidding! This one is really one of the cheapest publicity stunts by Samsung (?) as part of anti-Apple protest. A campaign marked by words “Wake Up” is running here and around to launch the mystery product in Australia. A black bus branded ‘Wake up.’ saw people chant the slogan and wave placards outside the store, which was recorded by video blogger Nate “Blunty” Burr who claimed to have been at the venue by coincidence outside Apple’s retail outlet in Sydney, Australia. ...

 Its cloud storage everywhere! You have your files, pictures, videos on your home or office computer that you would like to access from other locations on different devices while on the go. Or you want to maintain a copy of all your data on somewhere on the Internet as a backup so that you can quickly access them from anywhere. This is where the cloud storage is useful. Dropbox has been the leading cloud storage vendor from long time but this may change soon as the software giants Microsoft and Google entered the market with the launch of SkyDrive and Google Drive (it just launched yesterday) respectively. ...

 Macs have generally been the forerunner when it comes to computers and tablets, which is why so many people have purchased iMacs, Macbook Pros and iPads. And while these computers and these tablets have an array of great features, have a great support group, and will not become infected with a virus, some people simply cannot afford their hefty price tags. Rather than considering yourself unlucky to not own a Mac product, there are other options out there that can mimic the Macs—and they can do this with a much lower purchase price. ...

 The long awaited video calling app, Skype for Windows Phone is now available on the Marketplace as version 1.0. This official app was first released two months ago in February as a Beta version. The app now graduates to v 1.0. There is no real good working video calling app for Windows Phone users till now apart from Tango. Now that, Microsoft bought Skype last year, the app seems to be a late runner in the Marketplace world. ...

 This is a great success story of a four group of people (?) formed as FourBros Studio LLC who developed a free Windows Phone 7 game - Taptitude. The company launched Taptitude in March 2011 with simple minigames and have been updating every week with new games and features. As of today, the company has generated over $100,000 of revenue on this game with more than 300,000 users. According to the recent post on the company’s website, the spokesman said the they have seen a big spike since the launch of Nokia’s Windows Phones especially after Lumia 800. ...

By default, Gmail lets you forward all your incoming emails to another email addresses. This feature is also available in Google Apps for all editions including Business, Free and Education. This has become pain for Gmail administrators to monitor their organization’s users where people can keep a rule to auto-forward company’s sensitive data to outside domain. Today, Google is rolling out an important feature where a Google Apps administrator can disable this option to prevent users from setting up automatic forwarding. ...

Your day begins with a wakeup call from your Android phone, Google News, then Gmail, Calendar for appointments, Maps for direction to reach your destination. You use Transaltor if you find something interesting that is not in your native language. You use Docs for creating spreadsheets at work, use Google Groups for discussions and spend on Google search rest of the day! Google has become part of our life. Its an interesting question everyone should consider to ask how much of your life does Google own? Popular services like Gmail, Gtalk, Reader, YouTube, Maps, Calendar, Contacts and of course Search shows everything Google ‘owns’ your life! ...