0 Adobe to kill Flash support for Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Google has recently unveiled the next and latest update for their very own Android mobile operating system with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean in Google I/O 2012 conference.

Along with Jelly Bean update, they also unveiled the new Nexus 7 tablet, the platform lead device for the new OS, and Google's hope to take on theiPad and Kindle Fire.

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0 Evidence of Facebook 'Want' button emerges

Facebook is well-known for its "like" button, but what about a "want" button?

 

As noted by AllFacebook.com, developer Tom Waddington located some code within the Facebook Javascript SDK that pointed to the development of a "want" button.

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0 10 cool Windows 8 Metro apps

Windows 8 is only out in a Release Preview so far, but there are already a ton of new Metro-style apps built just for it—all free. Here's our pick of the crop.

One of the first things Microsoft did when drawing up plans for Windows 8, its hybrid tablet/desktop operating system, was to include an app store that mirrored Apple's wildly successful iTunes App Store. The Windows Store is where Windows 8 users can get the "Metro-style" apps—full screen, highly touch input friendly apps that use a consistent, intuitive interface. Microsoft even detailed terms for the developers were more generous than Apple's.

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0 Google Chrome for iOS

The wait is finally over and we now have access to the Chrome browser on the iOS platform. If you are a Chrome user on your desktop be it Mac or PC, or even you Android devices, you know that the browser is simple to use, and above all very snappy. But does the same experience translate to the iOS platform?

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0 Google Drive for iOS

At Google’s annual event, Google I/O 2012, Google announced that two of its best products and services, the Chrome browser and Google Drive would be available for the iOS platform.

For starters the app is live and available for download from the Apple App Store - those interested can download it for free here.

The app is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad and requires iOS 5.0 or later.

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