2011/08/26

Update: New ignore option to hide people on Google+ [Google Plus]


Ignoring people

When a person adds you to a circle, you might not be interested in what they have say, but blocking them may seem too harsh. Instead, you can ignore them, which will limit what they can share with you.
You can ignore someone from the following places:
  • The notifications in your Google+ bar
  • Your Incoming stream
  • Under the 'People who have added you' tab while editing your circles
When you ignore a person:
  • They'll be removed from the list of ‘People who have added you.’
  • New content will no longer be delivered to your Incoming stream, and content they've already shared will be removed from Incoming.
  • Their mentions of you won't appear in your stream and you won't receive a notification for them.
To access the list of all of the people you’ve ignored, click the Circles icon at the top of the stream, click More actions, and select View ignored. If you decide to add a person you previously ignored to a circle, that person will be removed from the list.
Keep in mind that ignoring someone is not the same as blocking. An ignored person will still be able to comment on your public posts, tag you in photos, and add you to circles. You'll still receive notifications when an ignored person tags you in a photo. In addition, people you’ve ignored may appear as a suggestion again at a later time.
If you want to further limit interaction with someone, consider blocking them instead.


2011/08/25

Google+ for Android updated to version 1.0.6 with reshare feature [Google Plus]

Google+ for Android version 1.0.6
Application Updated on August 25, 2011

Whats new in this update:
  • Reshare a post
  • App now available in 38 languages
  • Incremental improvements to notification reliability
  • Clearer Instant Upload options in the initial setup dialog
  • Ability to create a new circle from the "Circles" destination
  • Other performance fixes and minor UI tweaks
Bug fixes:
  • Eliminate Instant Upload duplicates on HTC models
  • Fixed “No name” issue in Huddle
  • Hidden 1:1 Huddles now reappear when new messages are sent
  • Fixed issue with notifications count changing when switching from portrait to landscape
Get this Google+ for Android update by searching for Google+ in your Android market.

Or click here to launch Android market http://goo.gl/LiSc6

Google+ application update for iPhone users is coming soon.

Android Market is down - not first time [Android]

Android market is offline. This is not first time that Android market web is offline.
In past too, Android market web has been offline several times for couple of minutes or even hours.

Do you expect this kind of service downtime from such a famous company?

Page title is "Server Error"
http://market.android.com

2011/08/24

Update: Share on Google Plus as you click +1 button on sites and blogs [Google Plus]

Google +1 button have been updated with a new feature which lets you to share your +1'd content on Google+ easily.
When you click +1 button on some blog or site, you will see Share on Google+ box. Click in it to start typing and it will expand to Google+ post as shown in the image below.


This update may not be available yet for everyone.
This is the first ever official Google+ sharing tool for blogs and sites.

Samsung 4 new upcoming Android powered phones [Phones]

In a press release, Samsung have given details of their upcoming smartphones.




Galaxy W
Galaxy W – “High Tier”

Features:
  • 1.4 GHz single-core processor
  • 3.7-inch 800×480 LCD display
  • 5MP Camera
  • Support for 14.4Mbps HSDPA
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread



Galaxy M Pro – “Mid-range” with a QWERTY Keyboard
Galaxy M Pro

Features:
  • 1GHz single-core processor
  • 2.66-inch 480×320 LCD display
  • 5MP rear and .3MP front facing cameras
  • Full QWERTY Keyboard
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread





Galaxy Y – “Low End”

Features:
Galaxy Y
  • 832MHz single-core processor
  • 3-inch 320×240 LCD display
  • 2MP camera
  • Support for 7.2Mbps HSDPA
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread


Galaxy Y Pro – “Low end” with a QWERTY Keyboard

Features:
Galaxy Y Pro
  • No details











 Samsung smartphone name meanings
  • S Phones – ‘Super Smart’; These are the top of the line from Samsung
  • R Phones – ‘Royal/Refined’; High-end phones that don’t have the power of the S line
  • W Phones – ‘Wonder’; Less powerful than R or S, but also at a lower price point
  • M Phones – ‘Magical’; M for Mid-range. Easy enough.
  • Y Phones – ‘Young’; Low-end devices aimed at younger consumers and emerging markets
  • “Pro” – These phones have hardware keyboards
  • “Plus” – These are redesigns of older hardware
  • “LTE” – It has LT, standard mobile network technology

Apple to release low-priced iPhone 4 in coming weeks [iPhone]

Apple is going to release cheaper version of iPhone 4 in coming weeks.

Apple will cut their margin of profit to make this new cheap iPhone available for emerging markets, specially in Asia.

Apple launched their first iPhone in 2007 and soon earned

The phone will be made by Hon Hai Precision Industries and Pegatron Corporation. This device will come with better antenna, bigger touchscreen and 8 Megapixel camera with 8GB flash storage.

Apple focus Asian markets with this low priced phone.

Low priced iPhone 4 will be launched in coming weeks before the launch of iPhone 5 which is expected in the start of October.

Update: Google+ for Android phones available in more countries [Google Plus]



Google+ application for Android smartphones is now available in the Android Markets of more countries, including Pakistan. Open your Android Market and search Google+  to download it.

Update: Invitations accepted notification on bar [Google Plus]

Now users will see notification in notifications bar when their friends join Google+ using their invitation.

Update: Google+ recent posts in Gmail people widget [Google Plus]

Gmail people widget is the contact information box at the right side of email conversations. Now you will be able to see recent Google+ posts in people widget of your contacts. Not only Google+ posts but in future Gmail team will include statuses from other social networks too.

Update: Who else the photo album is shared with [Google Plus]

Now you can know who else the photo album is shared with. This feature was already available on posts but now it is available on Albums too. If you look at the top of the post you'll see either Public, Extended circles, or Limited, and clicking on that shows you more details and sharing options.

2011/08/23

Android Market application updated to version 3.1.3 [Android app]

This Android Market update includes performance, and +1 button on application pages, new custom PIN settings for purchases and few other GUI changes.

This update is highly recommended, comes with performance improvements for both application network access and software speed.

Download Android Market version 3.1.3 .apk package http://www.multiupload.com/S0MX1G8HP9



Little duck feeding to the fishes [image]

سبحان تیری قدرت.

Google +1 button gets update of inline annotations [Google]

Since the launch of the +1 button, it's been great to see recommendations from my friends and family in search results. Now Google bringing those same recommendations to your site in two ways.

First, you may have already noticed faces and names when you hover over a +1 button.  This change rolled out late last week. Now, you can make these recommendations even more visible to your users. Simply update the +1 button code, and an inline annotation will show next to the button.

By making it easy for your users to see recommendations from people they trust, we hope it makes for a more engaging experience on your site.

If you'd like to start testing the inline annotation right away, join
the Google+ Platform Preview group and generate a new snippet on the
+1 button configuration tool.

Google team will roll this feature out to all users soon, but if  you're
already signed up for the preview group all you need to do is update
your snippet and you'll start seeing the annotation right next to the
button on your page.  For more information, you may visit Google
Code site, or ask your questions in the Webmaster forum.

+Timothy Jordan and the +1 button team


Google+ Platform Preview group - Join it to get Google updates first before they are launched to public
http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/platform-preview/

+1 button configuration tool
http://www.google.com/webmasters/+1button

Google Code site
https://code.google.com/apis/+1button/

Webmaster forum
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Webmasters/label?lid=1f91cc0e87a8ed93