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Implementing Wi-Max is a tricky thing as it relates to sending signals in air which is open door for hackers intercepting them. But the good news is Wi-Max runs on licensed bandwidth or frequency, thus is more secure. Yesterday we talked about Wi-Max basics and I posted an image at the end so you could clearly understand how it works. I promised to explain it deeply so here is the brief narration of how it works. Continue reading ‘Future Of Wi-Max And Its Implementation’
Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access or WiMax is a leap in wireless technology giving wide are wireless broadband technology in a short span of time. As it can cover relatively long distances, it has the potential to serve everything from low density residential applications to enterprise customers. Before we get to know Wi-Max technology deeper lets cover up today the basics so we can be ready for more details.
All of us have our own reasons for the need of a secure Online Storage. It may be due to the lack of hard disk space or because you want to share a large file with your friends or for just backing up your important files.
Some of the best Online Storage services are provided by Box.net and Gmail. Yes, Gmail with the help of a simple extension to Windows explorer called Gmail Drive Shell extension can be used for backing up your files with ease.
I was so excited to know that Google is researching even better search.
Google Voice Search
Google patents “Voice interface for a search engine” which allow user to search by voice.
Google launched Gmail for your domain. It let’s your domain members to have email accounts powered by Google’s Gmail.
Gmail for your domain is currently available as a limited beta. The students of San Jose City College are among the first beta users.
You can give each of your website members a 2GB storage email account, which is as great as Gmail. The email address is based on your domain such as yourname@yourdomain.com.
Opera released a technology preview of Opera 9,codenamed Merlin. The new Opera 9.0 preview version contains features such as
coComment is a simple Web 2.0 online tool made using Ajax, PHP and other languages. It lets you track your comments and lets your users to see the comments that you have made on other blogs.
You no longer have to load a post about 20 times to see whether another user has commented on it.
To use coComment you need an invite, which means that you can register only if someone gives you your 16-digit invite code.
A new Gmail feature just announced allows you to chat with your friends from right inside Gmail. There’s no need to load a separate program or look up new addresses. It’s just one click to chat with the people you already email, as well as anyone on the Google Talk network. And now you can even save and search for chats in your Gmail account.
Google has announced about a Personalized Home for Mobiles. The homepage displays everything from your Gmail inbox to news headlines,weather, stock quotes, and feeds.
The interface is optimized for small screens, says Abhijit Kalamkar, one of Google’s Software Engineer, on his post.
You can read the whole post here
Google Desktop 2 is one of my favorite Google products. Google Desktop indexes my Gmail messages which helps me when I want to read my mail when I am offline.
Google Talk if installed will integrate with Google Desktop and inform me whenever I receive a mail in real time.
Web Clips is a panel in GD2 which is very useful when you want to be informed about the latest updates in your favorite blogs.
Other GD2 panels which interest me are Scratch Pad, News and What’s Hot.
Ofcourse there are other panels like Photos, Quick View, Stocks and Weather.
