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'Hummingbird' :  Google new  search algorithm          Google has introduced new search algorithm, the foundation of the internet's dominant search engine, to better cope with the longer, more complex queries it has been getting from web users.           Amit Singhal, senior vice president of search, told reporters on Thursday that the company launched its latest 'Hummingbird' algorithm about a month ago and that it currently affects 90 per cent of worldwide searches via Google.           Google is trying to keep pace with the evolution of internet usage. As search queries get more complicated, traditional 'Boolean' or keyword-based systems begin deteriorating because of the need to match concepts and meanings in addition to words. Read More >>>

Nokia Museum : Complete Collection of Nokia Mobile Phones Nokia phones museum, is the place where you can visit online collection of phones produced by Nokia Corporation. During the time, almost everyone had a Nokia phone, which kept us connected with family and friends. To view Nokia phones from 1982 to 2013 visit the website   http://nokiamuseum.info/

Samsung launches Galaxy Note 3 at Rs 49,900 in India         Samsung has launched the Galaxy Note 3 in India for Rs. 49,900, and it will hit Indian retail shelves by September 25. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will come preloaded with support for 11 regional Indian languages. The company is also offering an introductory offer for Vodafone users, whereby customers using Vodafone 2G services will get 2GB Internet per month free for two months. The South Korean major officially unveiled the Galaxy Note 3 phablet at the sidelines of IFA 2013 in Berlin. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 key specifications 5.7-inch full-HD display 2.3GHz quad-core processor or 1.9GHz octa-core processor 3GB RAM 32GB/ 64GB storage options 13-megapixel rear camera, 2-megapixel front camera Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/ GLONASS, NFC, Bluetooth v4.0 (LE), IR, MHL 2.0 Read More >>>

Kit Kat Will Be the Name of the Next Version of Android             Google has named the latest version of its Android mobile operating system after the KitKat chocolate bar. The company has a history of naming software after confectionery and desserts - previous versions include Ice Cream Sandwich, Gingerbread and Jelly Bean.         Android software is the world's biggest mobile operating system, driving more than a billion tablets and smart phones, according to Google.           The news is a surprise to some technology watchers as the company had previously indicated that version 4.4 - expected in October - would go by the generic name Key Lime Pie.A giant Android figure made from KitKats has now joined the Gingerbread and Jelly Bean 'statues' outside Google's California headquarters. Sundar Pichai, head of Android, tweeted a picture of the creation. "We now have over 1 Billion Android activations and hope this guy in front of the building keeps

Microsoft to Buy Nokia’s Device Business in Deal Worth $7.17 Billion             Nokia announced on Tuesday the sale of its mobile phone unit to Microsoft for 5.44 billion euros ($7.17 billion), bringing an end to its days as a phone maker. Nokia will grant the US software giant a 10-year non-exclusive licence to its patents and will itself focus on network infrastructure and services, which it called "the best path forward for Nokia and its shareholders."            The company also announced the immediate departure of chief executive Stephen Elop, who was hired from Microsoft in 2010 to turn the company around. He will be replaced in the interim by Risto Siilasmaa, Nokia's chairman of the board.            Nokia dominated the mobile phone market for 14 years, until it was overtaken by Samsung in 2012 as the top-selling brand, as it struggled to establish winning business models and mobile devices. Read More >>>>