Android Founder Andy Rubin's full D: Dive Into Mobile interview video posted

This is a really interesting interview of Andy Rubin the father of Android! He mentions how it would be impossible for him to keep Android running if Google hadn't bought his company. He also mentions the future direction of Android and shows some prototype devices! When you have time do check it out! Hit the source link to find the full video!

LG Optimus 2X: first dual-core smartphone launches with Android, 4-inch display, 1080p video recording

That's right, it's official.  At the phone's heart beats a dual-core Tegra 2 processor running at 1GHz, the first such configuration to be officially announced by any smartphone manufacturer (though we're expecting others any day now). In case you're wondering how such power might be used, well, for starters, you've got both full 1080p TV-out via HDMI and video capture through an 8 megapixel primary camera paired with a 1.3 megapixel cam up front for face-to-face calling. Hit read more for details.

Oxygen Audio debuts O'Car, O'Dock iPhone car docking accessories

Looking for a bit more integration than your usual iPhone car dock or FM transmitter can provide? Then you might want to consider Oxygen Audio's new O'Car head unit, which packs a swiveling iPhone dock that's considerably discreet than some other similar units out there. It's also, of course, a full-fledged car radio, and it packs a 4x55W amp that Oxygen says delivers "perfect quality sound" to your car's speakers. If that's all a bit too much for you, however, Oxygen has also announced the decidedly more standard-looking O'Dock unit that simply mounts on your dash or windshield -- check it out after the break. Unfortunately, there's still no word on pricing or availability for either unit, but we're assuming those details will be made available at CES next month.

JEEP UNVEILS GRAND CHEROKEE INSPIRED 2011 COMPASS

Jeep has officially unveiled its revised 2011 Compass model. As expected, the new Compass sports styling borrowed from the larger Grand Cherokee and the line’s first ‘Trail Rated’ model. Hit read more for details and more pictures.

MURCIELAGO-REPLACING LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR

According to the latest info, the car was described simply as the LP700-4, following the naming structure of the Gallardo and Murcielago lines. The car was initially rumored to be called Jota, but the latest information suggests the “Aventador” name will be used for production.

Whatever the name, the new model will come equipped with Lamborghini’s new 6.5L V12 backed by an Independent Shifting Rod transmission. The new twelve-cylinder develops 700 horsepower and 508 lb-ft of torque, which should be good for a 0-60 time of 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 219mph. Hit read more for details and videos.

Google Unveils Chrome for a cause!

Google is clearly not aware of how many tabs we have open right now. 

Check the source link for an extension that will allow you to donate to a charity of your choice based on how many tabs you open each day. Every tab you open this December 15 through 19 will serve a good cause.


Source : Chrome For a Cause


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Preview : 2012 Honda Civic!

Honda announced on Monday that a concept version of its 2012 Civic will be making an appearance at next month’s Detroit Auto Show. Although technically a concept, the show car will indicating the styling of the next-generation compact. Hit read more for details.

Google Parent Tech Support!

How Google can find ways to make everyday problems vanish is anyone's guess. Here's another rabbit it's pulled out of its hat that will definitely be a blessing to many!

Comprehensive review of HTC Desire Z (with Videos)

HTC Desire Z is one of the latest pair of android devices launched by HTC under the Desire name. After the tremendous success of the HTC Desire and because of the sheer technological innovation at the time of its launch, its successors have a lot expected of them. Lets see if it lives up to the expectations. Hit read more for the full review.

US Navy test fires electromagnetic cannon

The US Navy announced a successful test Friday of an electromagnetic cannon capable of firing a projectile 110 nautical miles (200 kilometers) at five times the speed of sound. Hit read more for details.