MHL Technology-Explained!

MHL or Mobile High Definition video Link 

is a connector found on high endsmartphones such as the
Samsung Galaxy S II and the
HTC EVO 3D. But What is
exactly the MHL connector?

Little bit of history:
This new connector was
introduced back in 2008 by
Silicon Image and was
demonstrated during the
Consumer Electronic Show
(CES). A consortium of
partners that includes Nokia,
Samsung, Sony and Toshiba
was created in April 2010.

Google Project Glass-Explained!

Are Google's glasses more than
just a gimmick?
When Google Glass was unveiled,
the tech world instantly fell into
two camps. Camp one was
excited: we're living in the sci-fi
future! Camp two, though, wasn't
so happy. It's vapourware! some
said, while others worried that
Google just wanted to plaster ads
on the entire world. Is either camp
correct? Let's find out.
What is Google's Project Glass?
Google Glass is the attempt to
make wearable computing
mainstream, and it's effectively a
smart pair of glasses with an
integrated heads-up display and
a battery hidden inside the frame.
Wearable computing is not a new
idea, but Google's enormous bank
account and can-do attitude
means that Project Glass could
well be the first product to do
significant numbers.

Wearable Tech!

There was a time not too years ago when wearable computing would mean a bunch of lights and circuits some awkwardly sewn into clothes. But we have come along way!
Gadgetistas the world over are abuzz with excitement over recent developements in wearable computing - the continued morphing of man and machine seems to be the next big shift in technology.

Here's TechnoTeen's pick of whats hot in space --

Google Fiber-Explained!

Google’s new venture Google Fiber

includes internet and telvision

services that rival all current
competition and it has finally
arrived on both sides of the
Kansas / Missouri state line. It’s
truly a game-changer that will
radically improve the way we
access our favorite fandoms via
the internet and TV.
You’re most likely currently
running on 10Mbps internet speed
at best, where as with Google Fiber
you’ll be seeing speeds of up to
1000Mbps, literally 100 times the
average U.S. speed. Where this
really comes into play for you TV
and movie fans is that you’ll be
able to instantly stream your
favorite movies and TV shows in
1080P (HD).!!
whoaa.. isnt that Amzing? :)

DLNA Explained!

DLNA Logo

Digital home entertainment has
come a long way in a fairly short
time, and it's now easy to stream
music, video and other media
around the house without any
hassle.
Technologies such as DLNA
(Digital Living Network Alliance) are a big part of that - so what is
it, and where can you get it? Let's
find out.
DLNA is an organisation
The Digital Living Network
Alliance is a non-profit trade
organisation, and it was started
by Sony way back in 2003. The
DLNA defines standards that
enable devices to share stuff -
photos, video, music - with each
other, and it has more than 200
members responsible for more
than 9,000 different DLNA
devices.

Top search tricks for Google!

Google search engine got lots of
fun oriented search results and
easter eggs . Impress your
friends with these fun search and
have a nice time in using Google
search engine. Lets now play with
Google,
1. Go to Google.com , type in “Lol
limewire” and click “I’m Feeling
Lucky”
Just see whta happens.
2. Type “world cup” in Google
Search box and hit google search.
On search result page you will see
GOOOOOOOOOOAL instead of
gooOOOgle at bottom of page!!

Unlock your Iphone

Ever wondered why iPhone from the US needs to be unlocked? In the US all iPhones are locked to a carrier,AT&T or Verizon. AT&T allows you to unlock your phone after two years when the contract gets over or if you pay an early termination fee. Otherwise if you want to switch carriers you have to hack into your phone to unlock it. Even this is not simple because on the US,AT&T & T-Mobile use GSM and Verizon uses CDMA. So if your iPhone is only equipped to work on one you cant take it to the other.
The iPhones that are released in India are factory unlocked so users can switch wireless carriers at will without hacking or worrying that future Apple software updates will reduce their iPhones to a brick.