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Next Generation Casinos, Mobile Casinos Steals the Deal

by Akshay on Apr.22, 2013, under Gaming

Advancing technology has seen the advancement from PC’s to Mobile devices to mobile devices running PC OS’s (Apple iOS/Windows Mobile) and now Google’s own Android OS along with this advancement we have seen the casino sphere moving from the land based casino to the PC and now to the mobile devices compatible with android and iOS.

Mobile Gambling is a new frontier alongside online gaming and it’s rapidly taking root among the industry’s top online casinos sites. Sites like www.mobilecasino.mobi have started creating Android compatible mobile casinos, which are now extremely popular among the online gamblers. Almost all online casino rooms that offer mobile gambling can be accessed using Android devices, giving the players a chance to play their favorite games wherever they are at the moment.

Casino games are available at your mobile phone, iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry or other Java compatible device! Mobile casino games include: mobile blackjack, mobile roulette, mobile video poker, mobile baccarat, mobile keno, mobile slots games including progressive mobile slots.

Mobile casinos offer a number of advantages to gamer over traditional land-based casinos, top three reasons why mobile casinos are better than any other casino format being:

Accessibility
Gaming license restrictions and other factors mean it is often tough to get to a casino, never mind play your favorite casino game. With a mobile casino you save on the inconvenience and laziness of travel, and can play your favorite casino games anywhere and any time.
Cost
Mobile casinos are made for your enjoyment, and many popular mobile casino games accept micro-stakes. This means you can enjoy hours of gaming fun, which will cost you a couple of dollars even if you have a losing session.
Bonuses
Mobile casino users benefit from a variety of sign-up bonuses, and new users can get anyway from 100% to 400% of their first deposit offered to them as bonus.

Given all the benefits of mobile casinos I hope rush to visit a mobile casino website and start your winning spree. I wish you All the Best!

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Google Closes Deal on Motorola Mobility

by Akshay on May.23, 2012, under News

After a long wait the deal is finally done, Google has completed the acquisition of cellphone maker Motorola Mobility for an all-cash deal.

Google Motorola Mobility Merger

Google’s CEO Larry Page, made an official announcement on their blog that the deal was finally closed and for a whopping sum of around $12.5 Billion dollar, it is the biggest deal in Google’s history of 14 years. As part of the acquisition, Motorola Mobility chief Sanjay Jha has stepped down from his post. In his place, Google Dennis Woodside to be the mobile firm’s new chief executive.

The main reason Google acquired Motorola Mobility was for its patents. Motorola Mobility has around 17,000 mobile patents. Google is fighting many legal cases around the world over Android patents. Motorola Mobility holds thousands of patents and patent applications that would help in future legal proceedings.

As Dennis Woodside reigns the throne fresh blood will come in and will definitely bring in great changes and innovations. We could hope Motorola on the new line of success.

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Goodbye Google Wave

by Akshay on Aug.05, 2010, under News, Technology

Its been more than a year since Google’s “community collaboration” tool Google Wave was launched at the 2009 I/O conference and people were waiting for invites to join it. Now the google has decided to shut down the service due to very low adoption rate.

The service will not shut down completely for now, the account would still be accessible and Google has reaffirmed that the service would be running through the end of the year. They have also that technology used in the Wave would be integrated into other Google projects. Existing users can easily ‘liberate’ their content from Wave.

Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt said that the failure of Google Wave is just the failure of an experiment. “Remember, we celebrate our failures. This is a company where it’s absolutely OK to try something that’s very hard, have it not be successful, and take the learning from that.”