If you are using Google Analytics to analyze the traffic on your website, chances are you are probably still looking for that perfect Windows Mobile application that let’s you track it remotely.

Google Buzz was launched today. And as more accounts start to receive the latest social networking tool by Google, Google Maps is already supporting the new Buzz.

Nexus One is the next aspiring step in the still-advancing mobile industry. The Google and HTC team have put together a series of videos introducing the phone from concept and design, to testing and manufacturing and finally when it’s used by a user.

Despite the lagged period between production and retail, the Samsung Omnia II is still a solid piece of hardware. Setting that beside the latest Google ace, the Nexus One, we wonder in what areas is the Samsung Omnia II better than Nexus One?

Nexus One uses the same AMOLED display screen as the Samsung Omnia II. We have set the Omnia II aside Nexus One to test the camera application on both of these devices. For the comparison, we took a look at the camera’s settings, photo quality and video quality.

Google Nexus One was released yesterday amidst much anticipation. While the device is no Windows Mobile, it is important to note one of the smartphones’ development milestone that sees a move towards cloud computing even more prevalent.

Google Map for mobile is a good way of finding your way around the block on your mobile. It saves you from having to print pages of directions. The latest update allows the synchronization of your Starred Items (formerly known as Favorites) on your Google Maps across the desktop and mobile platforms.

Picasa by Google is definiely one of the popular and most used image hosting sites around, right up there with service like Flickr. While there has been various Windows Mobile application allowing users to upload images to these image hosting sites, none has yet dedicate itself to Picasa alone. PocketPicasa was developed to serve this purpose.