0 Facebook redesigns Events, adds Calender and List views

Facebook has redesigned its Events feature, which now allows users to view friends' upcoming birthdays, event invites and even suggested events on a calender – instead of traditional list format.

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0 Five apps to help you save money, with your smartphone

Your smartphone occupies a considerable space in your life today.

From the moment you wake up to the minute you go to sleep, your smartphone is your one stop shop for all your needs like email, news, navigation and of course, making the occasional call and sending a text message.

Social networking, reading news, uploading pictures or just managing your routine affairs, your smartphone is not only consuming your time and battery, but your money as well.

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0 TRAI issues draft regulations to monitor quality of mobile data services

Even as telecom operators expand their 3G and BWA services in the country, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced draft regulations to benchmark and monitor the quality of mobile data services offered by the telcos. The regulator already has similar norms in place for voice services.

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0 Windows 7 Desktop Gadgets could compromise your system

It has been almost three years since Windows 7 was released to the public and even now, security experts are discovering vulnerabilities in the OS. Two researchers have recently discovered that the desktop Widgets’ web-based code could allow the system to be compromised without having to resort to the usual attack methods.

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0 Ira Thing 2: WishTel's new ICS-based tablet launch

WishTel has introduced an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-based budget tablet, WishTel Ira Thing 2, at Rs. 6,500. WishTel has already launched two budget tablets – Ira and Ira Thing in India.

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0 Amazon working on its own smartphone for 2013

A WSJ reports claims that Amazon is currently working with vendors in Asia to test a smartphone, implying that the online retail giant is hoping to enter the smartphone market as well – after the runaway success of its Kindle Fire tablet.

With Google now officially also in the tablet hardware game, as well as Microsoft, the Apple iPad and Amazon Kindle Fire are definitely in for some heated competition in the coming months.

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