Nokia Image Space provides you a new view to your own photos, as well as to those from your friends and other people.

The Nokia Beta Labs have launched a new mobile application for Nokia phones called nokia imagespace, that allows users take photos, upload and share them on Flickr website.

Microsoft WebSiteSpark provides access to a technology offering for development and production hosting of websites

Microsoft India launched the WebsiteSpark program, an initiative designed to create a partner network and drive business growth for professional web development and design companies. The WebsiteSpark Program provides Web professionals with Microsoft software and solutions, together with related tools, training and support, to help their businesses succeed. The WebsiteSpark Program also helps drive new business opportunities by connecting Web professionals and hosters with an ecosystem of customers, partners and other professionals with complementary technologies.

Will the Mobile Web Kill Off the App Store?

Mozilla claims it will have the fastest JavaScript engine of any mobile browser, allowing developers to produce HTML- and JavaScript-coded apps for Fennec.

Google Browser Size - A tool to see how Internet useres view your website

Google has developed a tool called Browser Size, to help the website owners to understand how internet users see their website.

This tool is based on a sample of data from visitors to google.com. Special code collects data on the height and width of the browser for a sample of users. For a given point in the browser, the tool will tell you what percentage of users can see it. For example, if an important button is in the 80% region it means that 20% of users have to scroll in order to see it. If you're a web designer, you can use Browser Size to redesign your page to minimize scrolling and make sure that the important parts of the page are always prominent to your audience.

Google India launches landmarks based driving directions in Google Maps

Google launched driving directions with landmarks for India. Landmark data collected through user-created ‘Points of Interest’ in Google Map Maker. Google’s new algorithm determines which of these landmarks are most useful for navigation, based on importance, and closeness to the turns that the user is making and other available signals.

Recover a file if you accidentally delete it

Windows Vista and Windows 7 has a built-in feature called Shadow Copy. This feature creates point-in-time copies of files as you work, so you can retrieve versions of a document you may have accidentally deleted. Shadow copy is automatically turned on in Windows Vista and creates copies on a scheduled basis of files that have changed. Since only incremental changes are saved, minimal disk space is used for shadow copies.

Access this feature by right-clicking a file or folder and selecting "Restore previous versions." It enables you to go back in time and access your files and folders as they were on previous dates. You can preview each file in a read-only version to determine which file to restore. Then, to fully restore it, you can just drag the file to a folder, or select it and click "Restore" to restore it to its original location. It works on single files as well as whole folders. When accessing a previous version of a folder, users can browse the folder hierarchy as it was in a previous point in time.

Google's Two new features enhance search beyond the results page

Google has introduced two more improvements to satisfy users information needs more quickly by adding universal search feature to Google Suggest, and a powerful new extension for Google Chrome called Google Quick Scroll.

Apple Inc. is suing cell phone maker Nokia Corp. for patent infringement

Apple's lawsuit claims Nokia is infringing on 13 of Apple's patents, and says the Finland-based company chose to “copy the iPhone,” especially its user interface, to make up for its declining share of the high-end phone market. source: chinapost

Use pictures to search the web

Google Goggles lets you use pictures taken with your mobile phone to search the web. There's no need to type or speak your query - all you have to do is open the app, snap a picture, and wait for your search results.

Google Goggles works better with certain types of queries. Try taking pictures of books & DVDs, landmarks, logos, contact info, artwork, businesses, products, barcodes, or text. Currently, it's not so good when taking pictures of animals, plants, cars, furniture, or apparel.

Google Goggles is currently available for Android devices running Android 1.6 and above.

Google quietly launched Multilingual Dictionary Search

Google has quietly launched Google Dictionary, which presents definitions and synonyms(including the audio pronunciation of a word).

The service initially launched as part of Google Translate but is now a separate service with an easy to remember URL(http://www.google.com/dictionary).

Google's New Permanent Search Sidebar Could Streamline Searches

We know it's not often that Google changes anything, but before we get too excited, the feature is similar to the "Show options" sidebar. The new version, however, allows you to narrow a search to specific categories, and is simply more attractive. Plus, the sidebar will be, conveniently enough, permanently displayed on the left side of the page.

Domain names in Indian Languages from next year

Last month, ICAAN approved the proposal to use non-Latin scripts, which is expected to transform the Internet landscape. Currently, Internet addresses are limited to Latin characters from ‘A' to ‘Z'.

India will be ready to have internationalized domain names (IDN) on the internet in Indian languages from June next year.