Hey, have you always wanted to develop some 'cool' Games but because you did not know coding, had to keep away? Fret not. Now, there's a Software called GamesSalad that lets you develop mobile and Web Games with the Drag and Drop method. Very easy. Check out our story on this Startup by clicking on the above headline.

Experts of the Online world say this device is going to change the way the 'Real World' lives. We may add that when we checked out electric imp we were truly amazed at what is being attempted. electric imp looks like a tiny SIM card & you can install it in just about any device in your home to connect to the Web. Each card has a built-in Wi-Fi antenna & processor. The system is fully programmable. While you are on your way home, you can call up your microwave & ask it to heat up that chicken. The oven will in turn text you when its finished doing that. Manufacturers can also add Imp card slots to their appliances. & the way this is being done, all those applicances that do no have a slot can buy one & install it. Each card is expected to cost US $25. electric imp is being developed by a team of well-known experts led by Hugo Fiennes, the hardware boss behind the first 4 iPhones.

Search Engine Google seems to have really got itself in a lather over the way its Search Engine works. First, there's the on-going Panda update, a major re-work of its Search algorithms. Now, it has added what it calls as a 'Knowledge Graph' to its Search. So, what exactly is this feature? The K Graph is a Search database of over 500 million topics, with separate entries for individual topics. In the long run, it may change the quality of Google Search, as it tries to add sense to the Search results thrown up. For long, Google has been all about mindless strings been thrown up when a user keys in a Search cue, because of this feature, the Search result may become more relevant in the 1st go. The Knowledge Graph now has over 3.5 billion facts, which it has gathered based on the most commonly asked queries associated with its topics. If you were to ask us, it is like adding Wikipedia to Google.

Google has surprised many by launching a new Social Media App on iOS devices which is not Google+. It's called Schemer. The App is already available since a few days for Android phone users. Schemer is essentially a share your plan scheme. In fact, it allows users to build what are called Schemes. These could be anything - from taking a course at Harvard to dancing in the rain. Users can then tell the world what their plans are & then join with friends for group activities. Schemer was quitely launched a few months back, then opened up to the public in April when it was introduced on Android.