Since many times Google have tried to get Apple to use the Google Voice application for iPhone. But for various reasons Apple has always negative response for Google. Anyways, Thanks to HTML5 Google have now launched Google Voice as a web app which allows Google Voice to be used on the iPhone (as well as the Palm Pre).

It works just like the web version used on a desktop PC and allows you to make calls, send text messages and listen to voice mail. Contacts can also be accessed from your phones browser.

Synchronisation is also possible that you can sync contacts from your Palm Pre or Apple iPhone with what you already have stored in your Google voice account.

It’s a smart move forwards for Google to do it this way although it would be nice to have Apple approve the app, but this will just have to do for now!

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Windows Mobile 6.5 has already launched October last year, but still Microsoft has not delivered any updated SDK for its latest Windows Mobile version. But yesterdy, Microsoft launched the Windows Mobile 6.5 SDKs which provide documentation, sample code, heder and library files, emulator images and tools which can be used with Visual Studio to buildapplication for windows mobile 6.5.

The Windows Mobile 6.5 SDK must also be installed in order to use any of the Windows Mobile 6.5 API or samples. It comes with the images for Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional (touchscreen smartphone) and Windows Mobile 6.5 Standard (non-touchscreen) and features different language-sets.

The Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.5 SDK supports Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 and requires either Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition and above or Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition or above (as always, Express Editions aren’t supported).
The different Windows Mobile 6.5 SDKs are now available as a free download from here.

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Last versions of the Nokia Software Updater came with a biggest issue that did not allow Non-Windows XP and Vista users to update the firmware on their computers. Nokia has taken a first step to resolve that issue by releasing a version of the NSU that supports Windows 7.

With many computers now shipping with Windows 7 preloaded, this move was of course expected. It was officially  announced by folks at Nokia Beta Labs who are calling it a release candidate. This obviously means that the final version will be expected in the months to come.

Along with Windows 7 support, the new version has added some features and boasts of improved USB connectivity. Nokia has confirmed that any critical improvements needed for this new version will only be included in the actual release, while smaller items will be fixed in coming releases. In the meantime, you might want to check the updater out on your new Windows 7 laden PC.

LONDON, right 1 day ago — A man was arrested by anti-terrorism police and suspended from his job after he sent a Twitter message joking that he was going to blow up an airport, a report said Monday.

When heavy snow at Robin Hood airport in Doncaster, northern England, threatened to ruin Paul Chambers’ plans to fly to Ireland, he vented his frustration by tapping out a message on the social networking site.

“Robin Hood airport is closed,” he wrote, according to The Independent newspaper. “You’ve got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I’m blowing the airport sky high!!”

A week after posting the message, Chambers was arrested under anti-terrorism laws at his office after police had apparently received a tip-off.

The 26-year-old was questioned for seven hours by officers who failed to see the joke in his message. He has been bailed to February 11 when he will find out if he will be charged with conspiring to create a bomb hoax.

He has also been suspended from work pending an internal investigation and banned from the airport for life.

Detectives have confiscated his iPhone, laptop and home computer.

“I would never have thought, in a thousand years, that any of this would have happened because of a Twitter post,” Chambers told The Independent. “I’m the most mild-mannered guy you could imagine.”

South Yorkshire police confirmed the arrest and said investigations were continuing.

Security has been stepped up at airports worldwide since a Nigerian student allegedly tried to detonate explosives concealed in his underwear on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit on December 25.

A man appeared in court last week charged with making a bomb threat and being drunk on board an Emirates flight to Dubai as it sat on the runway at London’s Heathrow airport.

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In a very small announcement by Developer Division’s Marketing and Communications Manager Rob Caron, Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 is set to be officially launched April 12, 2010 and not March 22 as previously announced. However, the date for release to manufacturing (RTM) still remains unknown.

Historically, RTM for Visual Studio has been months ahead of the official launch. Visual Studio 2008 as an example was RTM November 19 2007, but officially launched February 27 2008, 3 months later.

Scott Guthrie reported late last year that Visual Studio 2010 is postponed because of performance issues found in Beta 2 and revealed plans for an intermediate release in February:

…we plan to make a Release Candidate build available in February that everyone will be able to download and test.  It will be a public build and include a broad “go live” license that supports production deployment.

Taking into account that the official release date is now April 12 and the RC is in February, the date difference between the official release and the RTM is probably much closer than for previous releases of Visual Studio.

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It seems that Eldar Murazin, the man behind Mobile-review.com, has managed to get his hands on Windows Mobile 7, and while that is certainly good news, there is also bad news accompanying it. According to him, Windows Mobile 7 won’t be compatible with existing apps, and that will probably mean that developers will need to adopt their apps to work on Windows Mobile 7, putting the OS at a significant disadvantage to begin with, as it will lose all its existing catalog of apps. Apparently this is still an early build of Windows Mobile 7, so maybe that might play a part in the existing apps not working. Aside from that, it seems that Windows Mobile 7’s UI is more complicated than that of the ZuneHD, featuring more horizontal movement and offers you more information by clicks. What do you think? Would it be good for Windows Mobile 7 to start with a clean slate?

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Blogging is a very usable and must be used tool for any kind of business. There are lot of ways which can bring traffic to your blog, but I am here specific to easy and free ways. Following these ways are will help you see how you can start using your own blog to increase your traffic at least.

Here are the best ways that you can use this marketing method to help you get traffic that is free to your business.

Submit your posts as articles

You want to write blog posts or blog articles to keep fresh content on your site. By adding fresh content to your blog, you will be able to keep the interest of your readers, but more importantly you can hold the interest of the search engines.

Updating your blog on a regular basis with new content is the best and easiest way to get the traffic that you need for free. Try and make a new post at least once a week, but more if possible.

Search engines love blogs because there is always new content being added daily. The more times you add content to your site each week the more traffic you will receive. Plus, over time, the search engines will give you better search result placement, which will make a big difference in how much traffic you receive for free.

Don’t be shame, submit your blog in blog directories

There are many blog directories online that you can use to submit your site to. The more directories you place your site on, the more traffic you will receive for free. You can easily submit your site to these directories by doing it manually or by finding software to make it easier. Plus, the more sites you have linking to your blog, the more popular it is with the search engines.

Utilized best and relevant keywords

When building your blog and after it is complete, you want to be sure you are using keywords that are targeted for your business. Put keywords in all the articles you write, in titles, Metatags and so on. Keywords are one of the things that search engines look for when placing sites in their free results.

These are the best ways that anyone can use to get free traffic using blogging. You want to use as many of these ways as you can so you can get the maximum traffic possible. That is the best way for any business owner to increase traffic no matter what business you are in.

Those of you who have jailbroken your iPhone with blackra1n and then later unlocked it with blacksn0w might have faced issues with Youtube not working, WiFi not connecting to any hotspot and other issues related to GPS.  The good news is that the app has now been repackaged and rebranded as “Push Fix & youtube” and is now available for download via Cydia. “Push Fix & youtube” is guaranteed to fix all the issues that you may be having with the Youtube app not working after blackra1n jailbreak.

Follow the steps below to fix Push and Youtube issues on iPhone 3G/3GS, running iPhone 3.1.2 firmware on 05.11.07 baseband.

How to: Jailbreak & Unlock iPhone 3.1.2 Firmware with blackra1n RC3 (with blacksn0w)
Please refer to the guide posted here to unlock, and here to jailbreak your iPhone 3G and 3GS on 3.1.2 firmware.

Step 1: Start “Cydia” on your iPhone. Touch on “Manage” tab on the bottom and then on “Sources” as seen in the screenshot below:

Step 2: Touch on “Edit” and then on “Add”. You will be prompted to enter a url source as seen in the screenshot below. Type “http://cydia.iphoneil.net” and touch on “Add Source”.

Cydia will now automatically update your sources by following a series of automated steps.

Step 3: Once the repository has been added successfully, search for “Push Fix & Youtube” in Cydia and install this application. This app will automatically fix Push Notification System and Youtube app issues on your unlocked and jailbroken iPhone.

Step 4: Restart you iPhone. Now go to Settings and enable WiFi again.

Step 5: Reboot you iPhone again. Voila! You should now be able to connect to Youtube again without any problems!

You may also like to take a look at the following guides:

• How to: Enable Tethering on iPhone 3.1.2 Firmware with blacksn0w
• How to: How to Secure your Jailbroken iPhone from SSH Hack

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install0us 2.5 has gone Gold and is now available for download via Cydia for jailbroken iPhones. The new version 2.5 of install0us has been completely re-written from scratch and it boasts of brand new user interface with no dependencies of any kind with the older version of the app. Also added is a download manager which supports multiple files download at once, a full-fledged web browser and support for almost all types of file hosting sites. You’ll need a jailbroken iPhone with firmware 3.x or over in order to install this app.

install0us is the perfect download manager for downloading, installing and managing your .ipa application files.

Here’s a how-to on how to get this app working on your iPhone.

Disclaimer Note: We don’t support or promote piracy in anyway. This article is purely for information purposes only. Proceed at your own risk. If you like an app, then please support the developer by buying the app from the App Store.

Step 1: You will first have to patch your MobileInstallation file on your jailbroken iPhone. Follow the step by step guide posted here to patch this file using AppSync app.

Step 2: Once your MobileInstallation file has been patched, you will have to add http://cydia.install0us.com repository in Cydia. To do this:

• Start “Cydia” on your iPhone.
• Touch on “Manage” tab on the bottom.
• Now touch on “Sources” as seen in the screenshot below:

• Touch on “Edit” and then on “Add”. You will be prompted to enter a url source as seen in the screenshot below. Type “http://cydia.install0us.com” and touch on “Add Source”.

Cydia will now automatically update your sources by following a series of automated steps.

Step 3: Once the repository has been added successfully, Search for “install0us” in Cydia and install this application.

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Originally an experimental branch of the Mozilla project, a new web browser was launched on November 9, 2004: Firefox 1.0. Its aim was to reduce Mozilla’s bloat (if you remember those early days, the Mozilla Suite consisted of a web browser, mail client, news reader, irc client; it even had a web page creator called Mozilla Composer), and it was an instant hit among users and developers alike.

Five years later, and Firefox holds a quarter of the browser market, and while technically not being the most popular (Microsoft’s Internet Explorer still clings to that honor), it’s definitely the most prominent browser, with thousands of plugins (add-ons, they’re called), a busy developer community, and over 330 million users.

As for the future, Christopher Blizzard over at hacks.mozilla.org has some idea about that; it can be summed up in three words: privacy, video, and mobile. From the blog post:

“Over the next five years everyone can expect that the browser should take part in a few new areas – to act as the user agent it should be. Issues around data, privacy and identity loom large. You will see the values of Mozilla’s public benefit mission reflected in our product choices in these areas to make users safer and help them understand what it means to share data with web sites.

Expect to see big changes in the video space. HTML5-based video and open video codecs are starting to appear on the web as web developers make individual choices to support a standards-based, royalty-free approach. Expect to see changes in the expectations around the licensing of codecs.

And over the next five years mobile will play an increasingly important role in our lives, and in the future of the web. The decisions of users, carriers, governments and the people who build phones will have far-reaching effects on this new extension to the Internet and how people will access information for decades to come.”

Mozilla plans to celebrate this milestone by throwing parties (oh no, not that again) around the world. The campaign is called “Light the World with Firefox”, and it will include shining the Firefox logo in cities such as Paris, Tokyo, Rome and San Francisco. Find out more at www.spreadfirefox.com/5years/en-US/.