Another Google Now hidden feature!

Hey guys, Gandalf just posted a hilarious Google Now hidden feature. However, I just discovered another easter egg on my own! Just say "Do a Barrel Roll" and watch the magic happen!

Google Bug

Hey guys! Gandalf here with some hilarious news on Google Now. Those of you with Google Now on your tablet/phone activate Google Now and search 'what is a girrafe? '  (turn the volume way up.) Its hilarious!

Ubuntu for Phones is Here!

Hey guys, the countdown on Ubuntu's site is up, and in it's place is a banner for Ubuntu for phones!!! They have it running on a Galaxy Nexus and it looks AWESOME. It has a lot of swiping gestures and will run web apps as if they were native. It features quick multitasking and has something like actionable notifications in Android (I smell lawsuit). The lock screen looks boss too. The full unveiling will be at CES next week. So far, there's no hardware for it, and I don't think it'll run on existing devices w/o some cracking (though I wish otherwise). Check it out yourself: http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone

Galaxy Nexus vs Asus Transformer Prime Benchmarks

Linpack: Multi-Thread: Galaxy Nexus Peak: mid-70s Dip: low 50s
                         Asus Transformer Prime: Peak: low 120s Dip: mid 100s

Antutu: Galaxy Nexus: 7620
             Asus Transformer Prime: 12303

CF-Bench: Galaxy Nexus: 5526
            Asus Transformer Prime: 11445

How to install Mozilla Firefox OS in Under a 5 mins!

Ah, Firefox OS, Mozilla's (budget-centric) mobile OS. That's cute & all but, I bet you're itching to try it on your PC/Mac. I'm also betting you want it to be easy-peasy and painless, and what's easier than just installing an add-on in the Firefox Browser? And now, I'll show you how to do this.  First you wanna make sure that you have the Firefox browser on your Mac/PC, since the simulator is actually a Firefox add-on. I'll be using my Dell PC for this demo.

1. Launch the Firefox Browser
2. Go to this link (in Firefox) and select the OS your computer is running (Windows, Linux or Mac OS X)
3. Click "Allow" when it tells you that the site is installing software on to your computer, and it blocked it. It should start downloading
4. When it's done downloading, click Install
5. That's it! To access, go to Menu>Web Developer>Firefox OS Simulator
6. To run, click the "Stopped" Button. It should change to "Running" and launch the Simulator in a new window.

Enjoy! Hope this article helped you!