A new iPhone application called ‘Ugly Meters’ can scan the faces and then give an assessment. Not that useful, analysts think even if the application is going to be used by anyone to oppress other people on the internet.

Applications are only worth 99 cents are now available to iPhone users in Apple’s iTunes Store. Ugly Meter uses facial recognition software that measures the symmetry of the face and then provide rating and other features. This application has been downloaded more than 20,000 times and is designed for users aged nine years and over.

Typically, antivirus updates needed to keep computers safe from malicious interference. But there is one update that it can ‘kill’ a particular computer.

This happens on AVG free antivirus update issued December 1, 2010. If the user happens to install the update, the computer will not be lit again.

We already know that Intel may be working on Android OS to work using the Atom processor. Now we hear that Intel is currently preparing an Android 2.2 (Froyo) that in-port into the tablets and netbooks. Best of all, we can see this device in the next two months. Today, Android netbook already emerged. Acer [...]

Sprint has announced their latest mobile phone environmentally friendly with a LG Remarq, strengthened slider with QWERTY keyboards are compact with a 1.3 megapixel camera, easy to share pictures and access to social networks. Eco Remarq LG phone uses materials that are environmentally friendly casing is made of 19-percent recycled plastics and packaging made from [...]

Many owners BlackBerry Playbook have to wait long for an application that allows BlackBerry Playbook can connect to a Windows PC (depending on the version of Windows). Remote Desktop for BlackBerry now available and this application provides full access to your PC.