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Sunday, May 12, 2013

LG Optimus 2X Released In Indonesia

LG more serious work on the smart phone market in Indonesia. After introducing the LG Optimus One and Optimus ME, LG electronics release Optimus 2X, which is claimed as the first dual-core processors smartphone in the world.

Developed by the graphics processor manufacturer Nvidia, Tegra chip dual core applied in Optimus 2X running at a speed of 1 GHz and offer lower power consumption but high performance in the video and audio.

On the back of the phone have an 8 megapixel camera with LED flash, in the front there is a 1.3 megapixel camera that can be used for video conferencing.

LG Optimus 2X using 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery that can last up to 400 hours standby and 7 hours 5 minutes when used to make calls and reinforced with Android 2.2 (Froyo) and can be upgraded to the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Nokia Explains Why You Need Wireless Charging In A Lumia 920 Ad

The Lumia 920 is arguably one of the best smartphones of 2012 and it packs some very good hardware in it. One of the exclusive hardware is the support for wireless charging in the qi standard. Although the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II does indeed have wireless charging support but it does not come supported out of the box and requires a replacement backplate which in the time of posting is still not available. So, some people think that wireless charging is useless but little do you know that in 2013 most high end phones are sure to support it out of the box. The lumia 920 being one of the first devices to have wireless charging support, Nokia has made an ad to tell you one reason wireless charging is important.

Next Android Update in 2013

1.Will The Next iPhone Keep Ahead of Android?

If Apple’s regular release schedule is to be trusted, we should expect a new iPhone this summer. Will it be called the iPhone 5S with small improvements over the iPhone 5? Or will the pressure from rival Android phones force Apple to go big and make a complete overhaul?

So far, the rumor mills point to an incremental upgrade – no revolutionary changes. So let’s read the tealeaves and try to predict what will be changed. And remember, this is all conjecture with no official information forthcoming from Apple.

New Flash and Better Camera

I like to start with the fun stuff, like the camera. Certainly, the next iPhone could get a megapixel upgrade. There are some Android phones that brag 13 Megapixels, and while it’s possible Apple could increase the resolution of their camera, I think a more interesting upgrade would be the inclusion of a new, smart flash that incorporates Phillips multi-color LED. To match ambient light, the camera could elect to use a white flash (in fluorescent or colder lighting) or a yellow flash to match warmer room tones (candlelight, camp-fires, or accent lighting).

Faster

Now for the guts of the new phone: leaked photos published by iOSDoc imply the iPhone will be getting an upgrade from its current dual core A6 processor to a quad core A7 processor. Yes, more cores mean a faster phone, but is this a life-changing speed improvement? Um, no.

Bigger Screen is Doubtful

There have been tons of rumors about Apple increasing the screen size from 4 inches to 4.8 inches to compete with some of the Android “Phablets” like the Note. But this rumor seems a little thin with CEO Tim Cook stating publically on Apple’s Q1 2013 Earnings Call that he thinks Apple made the right decision to stick with a smaller screen.

Wireless Charging

Unlike current wireless charging where you have to put a device onto a pad that’s plugged into a power source, Apple has applied for a patent to use something called Near Field Magnetic Resonance (NFMR). With this technology, a home base (a computer or larger device) serves as a hub that can charge the phone anywhere within a meter’s proximity. This could also be a boon for selling more Mac laptops if they become the primary vehicle for wireless NFMR charging.

Biometric Fingerprint Security

Rumors are flying about a fingerprint sensor on the home key to allow for biometric security. This could be a smart idea if Apple wants to shore up public perception of the device’s security before rolling out the Near Field Communications (NFC) wave-to-pay technology that turns your phone into a credit card.

IOS 7

For the first time ever, I am including an IOS update in the “Fun Rumors” category. While the iPhone operating system (currently IOS 6) is not usually an opportunity for big innovation, this portion of the company has recently been taken over by Jonathon Ive, Apple’s superstar design guru. He is no doubt feeling pressure to bring his genius to bear on software (good luck with that) and may surprise us with a few cool new tricks. I expect a Siri upgrade at the very least, and a determination to show that Apple’s maps have recovered from the debacle of the IOS 6 roll out.

Lower Cost iPhone

Where Android phones pose the greatest clear and present danger to the iPhone is on price. Many models are free with a 2-year contract. So the $199 price tag of the iPhone with a 2-year contract is just too steep for many. The biggest price pressure is coming from emerging markets like China and Brazil, where Apple has to lower the price of their only phone in the initial land grab for new smartphone users.

If Apple introduces a free-on-2-year-contract phone, this lower cost version will almost certainly still be able to access faster LTE data networks. It will possibly have a slower Snapdragon System on a Chip (SOC) processor from Qualcomm. It might include a bigger battery, which could increase the phone’s thickness from the current 7.6 mm to a rumored 8.2 mm. It could have a lower resolution camera. And the most interesting possibility: its case could be from a cheaper plastic or fiberglass, which could allow for a multitude of colors.

Bottom Line

The inclusion of a cheaper iPhone could be a huge boon to consumers. If you’ve been holding out until Apple’s flagship device became more affordable, don’t let the slightly diminished technical specs deter you. The beauty of the iPhone is that it’s intuitive and fun to use – but that’s a function of the operating system, not the hardware. If it were me, I’d wait to buy until the consumer testers run the cheaper iPhone through it’s paces and make sure there’s nothing glaringly wrong, and then I’d get it. That is, if Apple actually releases two versions as part of its traditional June release cycle.

2.Next Android update: Ice Cream Sandwich in October?

Google will likely roll out its latest sweet-themed Android update, Ice Cream Sandwich, as early as October, said executive chairman Eric Schmidt, who released that detail during the recent Dreamforce conference in San Francisco.

Schmidt was the keynote speaker at the event, which focuses on cloud computing (but also featured a gala performance of Metallica! Metallica!). At the 30:20 mark of the video below, he talks about the rollout, which could also happen as late as November. Schmidts specific — and all too brief — wording is this:

"We have a new operating system internally known as Ice Cream Sandwich for some reason, which is being released in October, November, which everybody is very excited about."

Ice Cream Sandwich comes after Honeycomb (3.0 to 3.2), which was tailored for tablets. This next, more ambitious, update was first introduced at Google I/O in May, with this rousing endorsement on the Official Google Blog:

"Our goal with Ice Cream Sandwich is to deliver one operating system that works everywhere, regardless of device. Ice Cream Sandwich will bring everything you love about Honeycomb on your tablet to your phone, including the holographic user interface, more multitasking, the new launcher and richer widgets."

The hope with Ice Cream Sandwich (unconfirmed but likely slated as Android 4.0) is to bring some order to the chaos that fragmentation has brought to the numerous Android devices out there, now multiplying in tablets as much as smartphones, it seems. (Schmidt said half a million Android phones are activated a day. A day! "If that continues, itll fill the planet." Now, theres some imagery for you.)

It would be the merger of Honeycomb and Gingerbread (Android 2.3), these two combined into a powerful hybrid mobile operating system that would be able to run on both kinds of devices. At last, unity.

A recent comScore report shows that Androids presence is pervasive: Its still the No. 1 smartphone platform in the U.S. with nearly 42 percent of the market share, with Apples iOS a distant second at 27 percent.

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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Research in Motion or Blackbeery Z10 Selling Report

Blackberry recently launched the new Smartphone Blackberry Z10. The new Smartphone z10 of Blackberry has sold 10 million units. Last January Blackberry Company brought this Blackberry 10 OS and 4.2 inch touch based Smartphone in the market.

From the news of Blackberry author, Blackberry come to the mobile world market again. The only cause is that the selling of Smartphone this year increased. In first three month of 2012, the company faced at a great loss. Now the company has seen a new hope with Blackberry z10.

Looking to the popularity of z10 in the market, the market researcher said that, The Blackberry z10 will build up the future market of Blackberry. Blackberry announced this 10 OS based Smartphone to compete with IOS and Android based operating system Smartphone.

Now-a-days the main market of Blackberry z10 is Canada, UK and United States. Research in motion or RIM was the previous name of Blackberry. Chief Executive Throstena Heins later named it Blackberry when launched new smartphone in the market.

Blackberry said that, Now more than seven million mobile users use blackberry mobile.

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How to Video chat in Blackberry Playbook

By default BlackBerry Playbook has a good video chat software,but it can be used only to chat between blackberry playbook users.Unavailablitity of native Skype and yahoo messenger app for playbook make things worse.Recently i found a a website called http://aol.com/av which can be useful for playbook users to chat with anyone online.its completely web based and no need to download any software.There is no lag in voice and video [If your internet connection is good] .Moreover You dont even need to sign in!

Steps

Check box for Age Verification

Click on "Start video Chat"

Check Allow and Remember and then close

You will get a link after that.share that link with your friend/partner through Email/SMS/Call.After they clicking link,you can start video call with them.As simple as that

Pros :

No need of software

No need of Sign Up

Only person with the link can see you

You can Video chat,Voice chat,Take Photos,Send text messages

Chat from anywhere.Even if skype is not installed on your friends computer

Monday, May 6, 2013

iBall Slide Android Tablet Specs Price in India

iBall has officially launched its foremost golem paper titled iBall Locomote in India with fully loaded amusement features. The unexceeded target in these paper is they love situated cost tag around Rs. 13,995 according to the our Amerindian industry. On the added lateral the band had started jacket with a famous screenland caretaker actor individual Hrithik Roshan as a name Embassador.

The new iBall Slide Android Tablet Specifications looking quite impressive and I definitely know that it will get more positive reviews and impressions from android fans in India. First of all the tablet is powered with Google Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread operating system and runs with 1Ghz ARM Cortex A8 single core processor and 512MB RAM enough to handle all multitasking applications and capable to play all high end 3D games without any lag. They have design the tablet with smooth glossy finishing at corners to get the tablet sexy look and at the same time to attract a lot of users to buy the device. It comes with a 7-inch WVGA capacitive multi-touch screen display with a resolution of 800x480 pixels, 2 mega pixel front camera for video calling purposes, 8GB internal memory storage capacity to store all important files and expandable up to 32GB via Micro SD card Slot.
Well the iBall Slide android comes with different connectivity features like Wi-Fi, Two USB 2.0 ports, 3G via Dongle, Bluetooth 3.0, 3.5mm Audio Jack for listening high quality music, HDMI output for connecting Large LCD for playing HD videos.

The finest component of iBall Gutter golem tablet is, they hit provided 4400mAh rechargeable battery for mortal bombardment part and flat iBall friendship handler claims that the paper can administer excellent fire vivification up to 6.5 hours of euphony playback period and 5 hours on video playback fashion. They have introduced new film titled USB Army and on the go(OTG) Side which helps to make the data from pen straight. With the provide of USB entertainer left you can also link steal or keyboard to do your wreak speedily and you ca
redemptive mortal undergo.

Advantages

    Enhanced Automaton 2.3 Gingerbread OS with respectable soul programme(GUI).
    Shelling 4400mah gives effectual battery patronage.
    Supports Brick Swank supporting and Plays all HD videos up to 720p

Disadvantages

    There is no embedded 3G for this tablet, you requisite to buy seperate dongle implementation accumulation lineup to get 3G see and i hump these one makes you real consider bad.
    Writer Costly
    Looks bulky and not so often withered compared to additional tablets in that compass
    No position camera (not addicted)

My Solemn advice lets inactivity for last drill of iBall Glide Humanoid Tablet so we get many bang near corking and bad things. Then after its your deciding whether to buy the tablet or not.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

List of 3G Mobile Phones available in India for less than Rs 10 000

What is a 3G Service?
3G service is high-speed access to data and voice services, made possible by the use of a 3G network. A 3G network is a high-speed mobile broadband network, offering data speeds of at least 144 kilobits per second (Kbps).

For comparison, a dial-up Internet connection on a computer typically offers speeds of about 56 Kbps. If youve ever sat and waited for a Web page to download over a dial-up connection, you know how slow that is.

3G networks can offer speeds of 3.1 megabits per second (Mbps) or more; thats on par with speeds offered by cable modems. In day-to-day use, the actual speed of the 3G network will vary. Factors such as signal strength, your location, and network traffic all come into play.

So, we have compiled a list of all 3G enabled mobiles available in Indian market below Rs. 10,000 with their price in India as of February 2011.

3G mobiles in India below Rs. 5000

1. Samsung C5010 Squash : Rs. 3,500
2. Samsung C3212 Dual Sim Active : Rs. 3,600
3. Samsung C5130 : Rs. 3,900
4. INQ Mini 3G : Rs. 4,000
5. Nokia 2730 Classic : Rs. 4,100
6. Spice G6500 : Rs. 4,300
7. Nokia C2 01 : Rs. 4,500
8. LG GU285 : Rs. 4,600

3G mobiles in India below Rs. 10000

1. Sony Ericsson Cedar : Rs. 5,100
2. Samsung Star Nano 3G S3370 : Rs. 5,100
3. Samsung L700 : Rs. 5,300
4. Spice QT95 : Rs. 5,500
5. Sony Ericsson J105 Naite : Rs. 5,800
6. Nokia 7230 : Rs. 5,800
7. Samsung Metro 3G S5350 : Rs. 6,000
8. Micromax A60 : Rs. 6,600
9. LG T325 : Rs. 6,700
10. Sony Ericsson T700 : Rs. 6,900
11. LG GS500v Cookie Plus : Rs. 7,000
12. INQ Chat 3G : Rs. 7,000
13. Nokia 5230 : Rs. 7,100
14. Sony Ericsson Zylo : Rs. 7,300
15. Nokia C5 : Rs. 7,300
16. Nokia 3710 Fold : Rs. 7,400
17. HTC Smart : Rs. 7,500
18. Dell XCD28 : Rs. 7,800
19. Acer beTouch E110 : Rs. 7,900
20. Samsung S5620 Monte : Rs. 8,000
21. Samsung Omnia 652 B6520 : Rs. 8,000
22. Nokia E63 : Rs. 8,100
23. LG GW525 : Rs. 8,100
24. Sony Ericsson Elm : Rs. 8,100
25. LG GD580 Lollipop : Rs. 8,200
26. Sony Ericsson T715 : Rs. 8,400
27. Samsung Wave 575 S5753 : Rs. 8,600
28. Nokia 5235 : Rs. 8,700
29. Nokia C3 Touch and Type : Rs. 8,700
30. Micromax Modu T : Rs. 8,700
31. Samsung Galaxy 5 I5503 : Rs. 8,900
32. Spice Mi300 : Rs. 9,000
33. Nokia X5 01 : Rs. 9,100
34. Sony Ericsson W595 : Rs. 9,100
35. Samsung Galaxy Pop S5570 : Rs. 8,990
36. LG Chocolate BL20 : Rs. 9,200
37. Sony Ericsson C510 : Rs. 9,300
38. Nokia C5 03 : Rs. 9,400
39. Samsung Corby Pro B5310 : Rs. 9,400
40. Samsung Star 3G S5603 : Rs. 9,400
41. Samsung M5650 : Rs. 9,500
42. Spice G6565 : Rs. 10,000

Note : All the price are approximate and may vary with time and according to area.

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Microsoft outsmarted Windows Phone OS rings in the new

The oft-renamed Windows mobile phone platform has never matched the glitz of the iPhone or BlackBerry. But is that about to change?

Among smartphone users, Windows Phone – the handset operating system formerly known as Windows Mobile – tends to not to provoke excitement. This is a space dominated by flashy handsets such as the iPhone, now in its third incarnation – with its OS X operating system also at 3.0 after just two years – and by buzz about new operating systems such as Googles Android and the Palm Pres WebOS.

Worse, Microsoft has had to play catchup to Apple, Google, Palm and even RIM, introducing an "app store" for Windows Phone after its rivals had done so – and after insisting that nobody was making much money from Apples iPhone App Store. In January 2007, its chief executive, Steve Ballmer, dismissed the iPhone as "the most expensive phone in the world, and it doesnt appeal to business customers because it doesnt have a keyboard, which makes it not a very good email machine". In fiscal 2008/9, the iPhone sold 20.4m units – compared with an estimated 18m Windows Phone licences. (Microsoft has not given numbers for the year, but has not said they were any higher than 2007-08.)

Call for more style

In short, Windows Phone has an image problem – which has not been altered by rebranding it.

Besides the endless name changes (from PocketPC to Windows Mobile to Phone), the Windows phone platform has been regarded as a dull tool for corporations instead of a strong player in the consumer market, and its user interface has never been much to write home about. Third-party vendors have gone so far as to build their own front ends to hide its perceived ugliness, though offerings such as HTCs Touch-Flo havent always been an entirely good thing, placing a further burden on the phones CPU.

Yet Windows Phone is the determined tortoise of the smartphone world, having been around since 1996. Microsoft hopes that its next version – snappily named 6.5 – will end its reputation as a plodding also-ran and spur it to catch up with flashier hares such as the iPhone and HTC Hero.

But is it enough? Roberta Cozza, principal analyst with Gartner, says no. "Its too little, too late. WinMo has been struggling in the consumer market. 6.5 is a small improvement in the look and feel, but its not comparable with efforts from other vendors."

The irony is that what had seemed like a sure thing – aiming a mobile form of Windows squarely at the business users who had it on their desktops – has turned out to be a mistake.

At its core, the OS offers enterprise solutions such as Office apps and support for Exchange, Microsofts email and collaboration application. This has made it popular with corporate IT departments; consumers, however, have been less impressed. And the BlackBerry was already there to grab market share.

All this is changing, says James McCarthy, Microsofts business manager for mobile communications. The next release, probably in September, "pays real attention to the consumer". Certainly, the new look places it much more firmly in the arena with the iPhone and LG Viewty.

The whole interface has had a makeover, aimed at making it much more intuitive and finger-friendly. Until now, using Windows Mobile has tended to require a stylus – fiddly, easy to break and to lose – because the screens on the devices have been small and packed with information.

A lot of care has been taken with the home screen. Theres no need to drill down to an application: if it tells you you have an email, you can launch it right away.

Microsoft will also launch a series of related products, from an app store to MyPhone, an online backup service that already works well in beta.

Perhaps the most important thing for any smartphone is the ecosystem that grows up around it. Apples App Store for the iPhone registered 1.5bn downloads in its first year, and rivals quickly followed: RIM, which makes the BlackBerry, has its App World, Nokia its oddly named Ovi World, and theres the Android Market for handsets running Googles Android. "Its a battle of the ecosystems," says Cozza. "Microsoft needs to come up with a strategy around an application marketplace."

Microsoft had left the apps business to partners such as Handango, but now would argue that its doing precisely that. With its app store Windows Marketplace for Mobile (its rubbish at names), it understands that it must offer at least some apps when it launches 6.5. There will be 20,000 available, and McCarthy says "Were busy making sure that they work with the handsets – theres a ton of work going into that."

Consumer challenge

The key question is whether Microsoft can be a big player in the consumer space. The figures suggest it has some catching up to do. According to Gartner, Windows Mobile has a steady 10% or so of the OS market – competing against proprietary Sony Ericsson and Samsung systems, as well as Symbian, which runs on Nokia and some other phones, and the offerings on the BlackBerry, the iPhone, Android and Palm. Its share of the smartphone market has fallen as the iPhone has wormed its way into corporations, by licensing Microsoft Exchange so that it can handle ActiveSync push notifications and calendaring.

However, says US-based analyst Michael Gartenberg, "of course its not late to the party". He reckons that the new version of Windows Mobile will "have a lot of appeal to consumers" and that it "builds on a solid foundation". Gartenberg, vice-president of strategy and analysis at Interpret, argues that other smartphone manufacturers still cannot match Windows Mobile as a business offering.

With a Windows Mobile phone, he says, you can not only take pictures and keep up with Facebook and Twitter, you can also edit a Microsoft Word document or an Excel spreadsheet and then email it to your colleagues – which you cant (yet) do with an iPhone. Business people who need that are also consumers who want to keep up with their social networks, he notes, adding that Windows Mobile offers the best of both worlds.

Cozza concedes that Windows Mobile is "a strong platform for enterprise", but adds that for a smartphone to succeed, it needs to blur the dividing line between business and consumer users. RIM, with the BlackBerry, has done that smartly, she says.

But, counters Gartenberg, Windows Mobile already does that. What Microsoft needs to do now is to tell the story of its latest version of the system. "Theres a lot of negative perception about WinMo," he says, adding that theres everything to play for.

"Six platforms cant survive," he says. "The battle is hardly over yet. "Cozza is more cautious: "We will have to wait and see," she says.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Top Dual Sim Mobiles in India with Price List Samsung Guru 35 Dual SIM Mobile User Manual

Duple Sim mobiles change ability of holding threefold SIM cards at one abstraction. You can use both the SIM game really easily. Threefold SIM mobiles are rattling recyclable for several people who use two SIMs, one for all the inward calls and one for outgoing with other features in order to drop money. In this spot I am leaving to apportion 5 mobiles which you should analyse to buy if you are looking for a Duple Sim mobile phones. Samsung Guru 35 is a threefold SIM transferrable with many beneficent features. It is feathery metric with 80 grams. The retentiveness of this sound is expansile up to 2 GB using a MicroSD card. It has a VGA camera. Both the SIM in the transplantable can be on demand receiving stop by when in use. It has GPRS, Strip and Bluetooth. Actor case of 660 hours and a blab case of up to 11 hours. This is a large duple SIM beatific features and is at cheap damage. Samsung Guru 35 damage is around Rs. 3550.

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

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