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Simple steps how recover your password

2012-04-04T09:12:00.002-07:00

Simple steps how recover your password on youtube or change
If you didn’t’ remember your login password of YouTube account or you want to change old password, here are simple and easy step to follow how recover your password.
So that you can be reset your password of youtube account.
Youtube.com provides easy step to change or reset your password follow the screen shots and video.

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important event Olympics

2012-04-04T09:11:00.000-07:00

Most important event Olympics. why? ( Olympics 2012 )
The Olympics is oldest events in the world (Ancient Olympics is around 776 BC.)
The First Modern Olympic Games was held in 1859; the summer Olympics Games is a major international event s, in which thousands of athletes participate in a variety of games.
Now Summer Olympic 2012 London (27 July-12 Aug 2012)
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ZTE Tania funds Microsoft windows Phone basically unveiled

2012-01-19T03:16:00.001-08:00

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ZTE Tania Launch Date

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Will a funds Enthusiasm windows Cellphone mobile help conquer the Enthusiasm made mobile OS to the next level? Let us know what you think via content box below.

Apple iPhone 4S goes joyful as Father christmas uses Siri

2011-12-19T12:06:00.000-08:00

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Have you already purchased an The apple company iPhone 4S, do you make use of the handset’s Siri functionality? Let us know via content box below.

HTC Controls More Than Half The UK Market For Android

2011-09-13T13:14:00.000-07:00

HTC out to be Britain's most popular handset manufacturer Samsung Android

Taiwanese handset manufacturer HTC is currently dominates the market in the United Kingdom Android 51 percent of all Britons will be powered smartphone based on Google's creator Desire and Sensation, new figures have shown.

New information, which comes courtesy of the recent study by ComScore revealed that MobiLens 6.3 million Android phones, is currently prevalent in the UK's 50.9 per cent of the HTC-branded products.

Despite the success of Galaxy range is far behind Samsung in the UK sector with 21.6 percent of shares for Android on the market with Sony Ericsson switches to third place with a share of 14.2 percent. LG and Motorola plays a bit part of 3.5 percent and 2.1 parts per hundred.

While HTC dominates in England on the continent, it is another story with France led by a 42.3 percent share of the manufacturer Samsung S Galaxy II comes to mind in the Italian, German and Spanish.

Challenger to the Apple iPad?

2010-12-23T13:03:00.000-08:00

Adam is said to be the first device in the world to integrate nVidia's Tegra 2 chip and a Pixel Qi screen.

BANGALORE: Rohan Shravan and his Adam tablet PC have once again brought on something of an online delirium amongst gadget freaks and technophiles around the world.

Shravan's Bangalore-based company Notion Ink opened up the Android-based tablet for pre-orders earlier this month and the tablets were sold out within days. Notion Ink's homepage has a big `Sold out' sign. This has, however, been accompanied by a good amount of controversy.

But before we get into that, here's something to jog everybody's memories about Adam. The tablet first generated enormous buzz when an early prototype was demonstrated at the CES (Consumer Electronics Show), the world's largest consumer tech trade show in Las Vegas in January this year. It has since been seen as a worthy challenger to the Apple iPad. The company, founded by six IITians and an MBA graduate, all aged between 23 and 25 years, was initially based in Hyderabad but shifted to Bangalore earlier this year.

Adam is said to be the first device in the world to integrate two breakthrough power saving components -- nVidia's Tegra 2 chip and a Pixel Qi screen. Together, they are expected to help it achieve twice the battery life and performance of the iPad. The Pixel Qi screen has been one of the reasons for the pre-order scramble, it allows you to read in bright sunlight like an e-reader. With the backlight off, the company claims it can increase battery life between charges by a factor of five.

Many of these claims are not fully verified yet. And that was one of the reasons for the controversy during pre-order, apart from the fact that the pre-order process itself was marred by server crashes, and what potential buyers described online as an unprofessional approach by Notion Ink to dealing with the issues. "Handling transaction with an untested system definitely scares away customers. I do not want to use my credit card in a system which is unstable in the first place," wrote one person.

The biggest grouse, however, has been that next to nothing has so far been seen of the final product. The company has been very secretive. Prior to the pre-orders, it did not offer the product for reviews by experts. Some would say Apple too is secretive to the extreme, but others point out that Notion Ink being a startup cannot act the same way.

Shravan responded to the criticism with explanations and an apology. He wrote in his blog: "CES (in Las Vegas next month) is where we intended to demo, show everything and allow for review, else there is no point for a good CES event. Pre-order was essentially for those who wanted to pre-book before Adam goes out of stock...But now reading your comments it feels extremely unfair on our part in not releasing videos, run through and other important things you need to know."

On December 19, he promised in his blog that Notion Ink would be sharing one video per day per application or principle that comes with Adam. And since then, videos showcasing the product have been available on sites like Android Police, a source for Android news and applications. Shravan also answered numerous questions from readers of Android Police.

One of the first videos shows Adam working for a heavy user, by keeping a number of applications and panels open simultaneously, something that the iPad cannot do.

Criticisms appear to have been tempered since the videos started appearing. There is also a lot of appreciation. "I like the UI (user interface) which automatically arranges the open apps in panels which can be easily viewed and arranged; efficient way of working with multiple applications," said one online comment.

But there are also other comments such as this: "Buy yourself a good laptop. These type of devices are not supposed to be this bulky, heavy and expensive." There has been some criticism that prices of some versions, especially those with Pixel Qi, are higher than promised earlier. Adam prices range between $375 and $550.

Notion Ink's secrecy, combined with some interpretations, has also provoked OnlyGizmos.com to suggest that Notion Ink might just be using a ready-made solution sold by Foxconn or some other ODM (original design manufacturer) with a custom outer cover and UI. "No that isn't bad, but makes clear to me that Notion Ink isn't developing the internals of the tablet, just the attachments like the camera placement, body and UI," says the site.

We sent a mail to Shravan asking for a response to the latest issues, but did not receive a response at the time of going to print. However, he seems to recognize the challenges he is up against. He writes in his blog: "Involving everyone in the process of creation has its benefits and losses...We are learning. As we have said earlier, we are here to stay. Ups and downs are a part of any journey, but we will try to smoothen the process for anyone who is linked to us. My next goal is to make Notion Ink best in its customer relations and whole of my energy will go into making this happen...Warm thanks for those who still support, apologies to those who felt disappointed. But as of now seeking more strength.

The best mobile of 2010

2010-12-19T12:25:00.000-08:00

The year 2010 is coming to an end and it has been a great year as far as mobile phones are concerned. We saw the introduction of three new mobile operating systems, namely, Microsoft's Windows Phone 7, Samsung's bada and Nokia's Symbian ^3. Apple launched the fourth generation model of the iconic iPhone (after its controversial leak earlier this year) and Google launched three versions of Android, and offered a sneak peak of the next version.

There have also been countless handsets released, running different operating systems from all manufacturers. But not all these phones were good and some were easily forgettable. But there were some that stuck in our minds long after they left our hands and we couldn't help but remember them while we put together this list.

This article is dedicated to all those awesome phones that were launched this year and set a benchmark for the phones that will come out next year.

Apple iPhone 4

This is the only phone in this list that we never got to fully review, but we did get to use it just enough to know that the boys over in the States weren't going crazy over it for no reason. For most of us at Techtree, there is little doubt in our minds that the iPhone is the best smartphone in the world and the iPhone 4 is the best iPhone that has ever come out.

It is hard to come across a device that unites so many qualities so beautifully as the iPhone 4 does. The phones has a drop-dead gorgeous design, visually stunning display with the highest resolution of any smartphone, a world-class operating system that remains unbeaten when it comes to design, ease of use and the quantity and quality of applications that are available for it.

The iPhone 4 was also blessed with a superb hardware that perfectly compliments the software. Although the phone has been burdened with controversies such as the early leak of the antennagate issue and the non-availability of the white-colored version, the iPhone 4 managed to survive all that and create some record-breaking sales that are still going strong. Call us Apple fanboys if you will, but we are yet to see a more complete smartphone than Apple's iPhone 4.

Samsung Galaxy S Series

Had Apple not gone ahead and launched the iPhone 4, stealing Samsung's thunder, we would have been waxing poetic about the Galaxy S series. But we will still go ahead and do it anyway because it deserves it. Samsung's Galaxy S series have not only been the best phones that are made by Samsung but also the best Android phones available on the market right now.

They offer by far the widest range of features and match them with performance. It has a slim design, eye-popping display quality and excellent communication and multimedia performance. Marred slightly by a plasticky design and lack of features on certain models such as an LED flash, the Galaxy S series still manages to impress greatly and reserve a spot for itself in our best of 2010 list.

(The Galaxy S series includes all the Galaxy S handsets, including the US carrier specific ones, as well as Google's Nexus S)

US Cellular lowers Samsung Galaxy Tab pricing down to $199.99 (on a two-year contract)

2010-12-18T13:13:00.000-08:00

Thanks to a recent price cut, US Cellular now has the lowest priced Samsung Galaxy Tab in the US market. The tablet is now as low as $199.99, though there is a catch with that pricing. In order to get that you will need to sign up for a two year agreement on a 5GB per month data plan. Those data plans include an option for $54.99 or $74.99, both of which include 5GB of data and the higher priced includes unlimited messaging. The $54.99 per month plan bills any messages at $0.25 each. Oh and, this price comes after a $100 mail-in-rebate.
In addition, the Galaxy Tab can also be purchased with the smaller 200MB per month data plan however in this case you will still pay $399.99, which comes after a $100 mail-in-rebate. And just for reference, the 200MB plans are priced at $14.99 and $34.99 per month with the higher of the two having unlimited messaging.
That said, while the 5GB on-contract price with US Cellular is now less than T-Mobile for the device itself, I am still thinking T-Mobile is a better deal in the long run. After all, the monthly data price with T-Mobile is $39.99 and that comes with both 5GB of data and also unlimited messaging

LG Optimus U (U.S. Cellular)

2010-12-18T13:08:00.000-08:00

The bottom line: The LG Optimus U is a wonderful entry-level smartphone that combines great features with a bargain price.

Review:

Editors' note: Since the Optimus U is so similar to the Optimus S, we'll focus on what sets the Optimus U apart in this review. For more design details, please read our LG Optimus S review.
Just when we thought we had reviewed the last of the LG Optimus line of phones (see the LG Optimus T, the Optimus S, the Vortex, and the Optimus M), we get the LG Optimus U. While the Optimus handsets share similar specifications with each other, the Optimus U is most like Sprint's Optimus S. Indeed, aside from a few minor differences, they're virtually identical. As the letter U is attempting to suggest, the Optimus U is available from U.S. Cellular. The phone is free after an $80 mail-in rebate. New customers will have to sign up for a two-year contract, but existing customers can get the phone for the same price without having to sign up for a new agreement as part of U.S. Cellular's new Belief Project.
Design
If you place the Optimus U and the Optimus S side by side, you probably won't be able to tell them apart at first glance. Both are 4.47 inches long by 2.32 inches wide by 0.52 inch thick, and have a soft-touch finish that gives them a comfortable feel in the hand. Even the 3.2-inch 16.7 million-color (320x480 pixel) LCD is the same
Yet, there are only a few differences between the phones. One of them is the placement of the Android hot keys beneath the display. The Optimus S puts them with the Home key first and the pop-up menu key second, whereas the Optimus U has the menu key first and the Home key second. The positions of the Back and Search keys are the same.
The second difference is the home screen. Unlike the Optimus S, which has the Sprint ID profile pack system, the Optimus U has a fairly stock Android interface. On the bottom row of the Optimus U's home screen are shortcuts to the phone dialer, the contacts list, the main menu, the messaging menu, and the browser. This arrangement is similar to the interface on the Vortex and the Optimus M, but the Optimus U comes with only the default multitouch Android keyboard. Like with the Optimus S, if you want Swype, you'll have to download it on your own.
Features
The LG Optimus U ships with Android 2.2. Even though it does not have the most recent 2.3 firmware update (which it should get at some point), we think it's still a great operating system. Features of 2.2 Froyo include voice dialing over Bluetooth, app sharing, and integration with Facebook and Twitter contacts. However, we were not able to play Flash video in the browser due to hardware limitations, even though the OS technically supports it. You can still play Flash video, but only with YouTube or third-party apps.
Even though the Optimus U is billed as an entry-level phone, we were pleased with its connectivity and media features. They include Wi-Fi with hot-spot capabilities for up to five devices; 3G in the form of EV-DO Rev. A; and stereo Bluetooth. It has GPS, too, which comes in handy with location-based apps like Google Maps, Latitude, U.S. Cellular's own navigation app called Your Navigator Deluxe.
Like most Android phones, the Optimus U comes with a slew of Google apps and features, such as a handy Google search bar, Google Voice search, Google Talk, Gmail, Google Calendar, and YouTube. LG and U.S. Cellular threw in a few other apps, like Facebook, Twitter, MyContacts Backup, City ID, and Tone Room Deluxe. The Optimus U also has ThinkFree Office, a productivity suite that lets you create and edit Office documents.
Aside from Gmail, you can enter your own POP3/IMAP account information into a separate e-mail app. If you want to get corporate e-mail, the phone supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for syncing e-mail, contacts, and calendar information. Other basic features include a speakerphone, a vibrate mode, a calculator, conference calling, voice dialing, visual voice mail, a calendar, and text and multimedia messaging

Samsung Announces First Android Device

2010-12-14T05:35:00.001-08:00

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world’s second largest cellphone maker, today unveiled the I7500, its first Android-powered mobile phone. With the launch, Samsung becomes the first company among the global top three mobile phone manufacturers to unveil an Android-powered phone.

“Samsung is among the earliest members of the Open Handset Alliance and has been actively moving forward to introduce the most innovative Android mobile phone,” said JK Shin, Executive Vice President and Head of Mobile Communication Division in Samsung Electronics. “With Samsung’s accumulated technology leadership in mobile phone industry and our consistent strategy to support every existing operating system, I believe that Samsung provides the better choices and benefits to our consumers” he added.

The I7500, a touch screen smartphone, offers a 5 megapixel camera and 7.2 Mbps HSDPA and WiFi connectivity, that gives users access to all of Google’s services.

Samsung said that the phone would be available in major European countries in June. No word on pricing.

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Interesting iPhone Data from Nielsen

2010-12-14T05:31:00.001-08:00

Consumer research firm, The Nielsen Company, released some interesting data on the iPhone this week. The study found:

- As of April 2009, there are 6.4 million active iPhone users in the U.S., up from 2.1 million a year prior.

- 37% watch video on their phone (6x as likely as the typical subscriber).

- There are roughly as many iPhone users 55 and older as there are 13-24. (see chart)

- 98% of iPhone users use the data features of their phone, services that should improve with the enhanced speed promised by the iPhone 3G S.

- 88% use the Internet (4x as likely as the typical subscriber).

- 75% download apps (5x as likely as the typical subscriber).

- 72% use location based services (7x as likely as the typical subscriber).

None of this data is overly surprising but it is good news for all of us in the mobile data market as more and more consumers will be buying iPhones (and other smartphones) so overall usage of applications, mobile web, mcommerce, etc. is about to explode.

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2010-12-08T05:00:00.000-08:00

Angry Birds Seasons for iPhone and iPad Hits App Store

2010-12-07T13:09:00.000-08:00

Samsung

We're here at the D: Dive Into Mobile conference in San Francisco, and we've just had a chance to lay our ever-loving hands all over Google's latest wunderkind, the Nexus S. As you've probably already read and seen, the device is set to be the next flagship phone sporting a pure Google experience. That is, full-on Android 2.3 (AKA Gingerbread), sporting a subtly reworked user interface design, and touting some potentially powerful new features, like near-field communication compatibility (hardware permitting -- and this hardware does indeed permit). Speaking of nuts and bolts, the phone is no slouch, boasting all the design leanings of Samsung's wildly popular Galaxy S line, but packing them into a tighter, sleeker, faster package.

As you can see in the pictures and video below, we spent some quality time with the newest Nexus, and we've made a few professional observations -- so follow along after the break to get the full scoop.

Firstly, the phone is fast. We mean blazingly fast. Not only that, but the animations, touch response and general framerate on everything seems to be cranked closer to the vicinity of the iPhone 4. Not too surprising since the two share the same 1GHz Cortex A8-based Hummingbird processor core. What that means is that the experience of zipping around on the handset feels fluid and natural, with little of that Android-lag we've seen on earlier devices. If Froyo was a spit shine, this is a complete hot wax treatment.

The UI has also been nipped and tucked all over the place, with icons and navigational elements taking on more of a buffed glass feel. Menus now sport a slight bit of transparency, and there are thoughtful little details, like an orange glow that puffs up along the bottom or top of the screen when you reach the end of a scrollable list. When the phone goes to sleep, there's an effect of an old cathode ray TV being switched off, and even something as innocuous as the phone dialer has been refined. Google has made big improvements to the keyboard, copy / paste, and text selection options, bringing the on-screen QWERTY and its associated components much closer to parity with iOS 4.

As far as the hardware is concerned, this is fairly familiar Galaxy S fare, though the curved design and few interesting choices (like the bottom headphone jack and Micro USB port and "reversed chin") give the phone some character. We were told by Google that the front of the device is meant to convey a continuous, unbroken surface from the status bar to the bottom buttons, and that's definitely the case. The piano black housing and odd, almost alien curvature of the device give it an ethereal, ghostly quality that we quite like. Even if the thing is an unstoppable smudge magnet. Inside, the device boasts 16GB of storage, but weirdly no microSD slot. However, Android 2.3 creates a partition which replicates a mounted SD card, and the company has streamlined the process of copying apps to that space using a simple checkbox.

We also had a chance to test the NFC of the device, and while nothing really mind-blowing at the moment, it has the potential to become a very interesting new method of interaction between our devices and our surroundings. Unlike QR codes, the function doesn't require any app launching or picture snapping -- you simply get your phone within range of the target. The new cameras (that's a VGA front-facing shooter and 5 megapixel rear number) seem to function well, and switching from the front to the back takes minimal hunting and pecking.

We'll have a full, thorough review of the phone in the coming days, but for now, feast your eyes on the photos and video in this post, and get ready for the next stage of Android's evolution

RIM acquires TAT for revamping Blackberry UI

2010-12-06T12:14:00.000-08:00

TAT is known for its innovative mobile UI designs. They customize the UI in mobile and embedded devices to look more appealing to end users. In a surprising move RIM[Research In Motion] makers of Blackberry smartphones has announced that it has acquired the Swedish company TAT. This can be seen as a move to revamp the Blackberry UI .

Do check TAT’s Custom Built Velvet UI on Meego Here. Don’t think that they will continue to develop for Meego but we are sure Blackberry is all set to get an awesome UI in future.

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Airtel 3G Speed Test

2010-12-06T11:28:00.001-08:00

Airtel is offering a demo of their upcoming 3G service in many showrooms across India and we headed to a showroom in Chennai to do a Speed Test as many of you have been asking us about the speeds offered by Airtel 3G

We saw the Airtel 3G dongle with the all new logo and it’s most likely to be a Huawei dongle as the dialer software seems familiar. The dongle was connected to a really slow Lenovo netbook and still me managed to stream video and conduct speed tests

The Speed Test

The download speeds were constant at around 2.3-2.4 Mbps and upload speeds were hovering at 400-500Kbps

Watch the video of speed test below

Here are couple more pics from the 3G Demo area

Airtel is expected to roll out the 3G services in December and tarrifs will be released in 1st week according to the folks at the showroom.

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TRAI issues new Regulations for Unsolicited Tele-Marketing Calls and SMS in India

2010-12-06T08:38:00.000-08:00

Are you fedup of those Unsolicited Telemarketing calls or SMS spam? TRAI ( Telecom Regulatory Authority on India) has issued some new regulations which come into effect from Jan 1 , 2011. They have imposed strict regulations for Tele-marketers and heavy fines for those who violate the rules.

Image from Privacy Star Android App

TRAI issued The Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations, 2010 today. The report also states that unsolicited calls have gone down since the previous regulation but unsolicited SMS is on the rise. The new rules go a step beyond the Do Not Disturb registry and you can enroll yourself under a Fully Blocked category or Partially blocked category if you wish to receive marketing calls for a certain industry.

Here is what you need to do to enroll

Customer registration will be effective within seven days of registration unlike in the past when it used to be 45 days. The customer can register by ringing up 1909 or sending SMS to 1909. This service will be toll free and the customer will be given a Registration number. Customer currently on the NDNC register will continue to be registered under the ‘fully blocked’ category and need no re-registration.

All Tele-marketers would need to register and those who violate by unwanted calling or sending SMS shall pay fines ranging from Rs.25000 to Rs.2.5 lacs and might face ban for 2 years.

Banks and organizations which intimate you via SMS would continue to do so but promotional content wont be allowed.

You won’t get any nasty promotional calls from 9pm to 9am and the calls you get during the allowed hours will be from numbers starting with 70 so you can decide whether you want to take or reject the call.

While the TRAI regulations are more than welcome , we have to wait and watch to see how it’s implemented.

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LG LU3000 seems faster than the Galaxy S and iPhone 4

2010-12-06T05:03:00.001-08:00

LG has shown of a really interesting phone dubbed the LU3000 at a mobile event in South Korea recently and this handset seems faster than the Samsung Galaxy S and the Apple iPhone 4

Here are the rumored specs of the LU3000 - 3.8 inch WVGA IPS Screen , 5 MP camera with AF, HDMI Out with support of 1080P video. It is powered by an OMAP 3630 1GHz CPU and runs on Android 2.2 OS.

Here is a comparison of the browsers on the LG LU3000 , Samsung Galaxy S and Apple iPhone 4

and here is a comparison of the Youtube apps

Head over to Akihabara for more and we really wish LG decided to launch this handset in other markets.

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Samsung Unveils The C3530 Candybar Phone In Russia

2010-12-03T10:58:00.000-08:00

Samsung recently announced a new candy bar phone in Russia, the Samsung C3530. This entry level phone features a premium build with the use of high-quality materials and the back cover of the phone is made of brushed metal, which protects the phone from accidental drops.

Samsung C3530 features a 2.2 inch TFT QVGA display with 320 x 240 pixels resolution, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, 50MB internal memory, MicroSD card slot, 16 GB expandable memory, music player, FM radio, 3.5 mm headphone jack and more. The complete specs of this handset is not available yet.

Samsung says the phone is optimized for social networks with its improved UI and the device will a give quick access to services like Twitter, Facebook, Google Talk, AIM and so on. This handset can even update the services automatically.

Samsung C3530 will be available in Russia from this week. It comes with a price tag of 5990 rubles (approx. $190).

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Motorola Olympus leaked again, comes with MotoBlur

2010-12-03T06:20:00.000-08:00

Recently, we saw the first leaked images of the Motorola Olympus, which is an Android powered phone and it’s reported that the phone comes with Nvidia Tegra 2, which is a dual-core processor chip. Motorola Olympus seems to be a powerful phone, and we also heard that it’s an iPhone killer. Our friends over at Gizmodo got their hands on the Motorola Olympus. The phone is currently running Android 2.2, but it looks like the phone will come with Android 2.3 at the launch, because it’s going to be the next Motorola high-end flagship device. The Motorola Olympus is also running on MotoBlur, which is a bad news for few people who don’t like MotoBlur. The model number of the phone is Motorola MB860, and the phone also comes with a HDMI port and microUSB port. The phone looks slim, and it will be Motorola’s first phone to feature Nvidia Tegra 2 chip. We also heard that the Motorola Olympus will hit AT&T, so you will see this device on AT&T in few months if the rumors are true.

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Micromax Andro Pics / Photo Gallery

2010-12-03T01:48:00.000-08:00

Here are some first pics of the Micromax Android phone called the Andro A60. It’s very attractively priced like we saw yesterday . Micromax want’s it to be your first Android Phone . Do you want it buy one ? Check out the photos below to find out if you will like it .

This is the retail box which the handset comes in .

As you can see it runs on Android 2.1. We are not sure if the hardware specs permit an upgrade to FroYo.

It has a 3.2 MP Camera without flash.

There is also a Android bot on the rear . Although it may be a re-branded ZTE handset it is the cheapest Android handset available in India. What do you think about the Andro ?

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Micromax Andro Price – just Rs.6990

2010-12-02T22:47:00.000-08:00

We told you that Micromax was launching the Android phone Andro A60 at a price point below Rs.8000 but today the company announced the price just now on twitter. The official price is Rs.6990 !

Thats not a bad price for a phone considering it runs on Android 2.1.You can check out the full specs of the phone here. The only downside is that it uses a resistive screen.But seems like Micromax has the cheapest Android phone in the market compared to the Dell XCD and Spice Mi300 Will it be your first Android phone as Micromax markets it ? or would you rather invest more for a hi-end Android phone.

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LG Star Leaked Pics And Details Emerge

2010-12-02T20:50:00.000-08:00

Do you still remember the NVIDIA Tegra 2 powered LG’s powerful smartphone, the LG Star, which was leaked earlier this month? If not, then let me tell you that, LG Star is the company’s first dual core smartphone. Recently the leaked pics and details of this smartphone have been emerged in the wild. This handset runs on the Android 2.2 (FroYo) operating system, but it is expected to ship with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) OS.

LG Star features a large 4 inch touchscreen display with 800×480 resolution and the powerful NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor. It also features an 8 megapixel camera with LED Flash, full HD (1080p) video recording, front-facing camera, HDMI out port, MicroSD card slot and 1500mAh battery.

The guys at Phandroid recently shared a few pics of the LG Star. Check out the leaked pics of the LG’s powerful smartphone below. To find out more pics, head over to this page.

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Videocon Ducati Phone launched in India

2010-12-02T18:14:00.000-08:00

Videocon has launched a Ducati branded mobile phone in India with the model number V6200. The company has also coined the term Mo-Biking for the launch.

Here are some interesting features of the phone

Rugged and sporty designAnti Slip GripScrew frame body chassisdust resistant keysE-CompassThermometerBarometerAltimeterPedometerGPS SystemUV Sensor2 MP CameraDual Led TorchTFT Screen4GB Memory Card with pre-loaded life time validity GPS navigation system from MAPMYINDIACustomizable LED Pulse Indicatormobile trackerFM Radio with FM recordersunset & sunrise meter

The phone can be operated in three modes – Phone, Fun and Sports mode. It comes with Ducati branded Sports bottle & an Arm Band carrying case, and MapmyIndia GPS manual.You also get 2 headsets – normal and sports.

The phone is priced at Rs.11995. You can check out the full specs of the so called Ducati phone here

While the specs seem really interesting OnlyGizmos is calling it a re-branded version of Very Cool phone available e-commerce portal Alibaba

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Android Powered Acer beTouch E140 Spotted

2010-12-02T17:14:00.000-08:00

Few days back Acer announced a powerful Android powered smartphone with a 4.8 inch touchscreen display and 1 Ghz processor, which was touted to be “100% Smartphone, 100% Tablet”. And now an entry level Acer phone has been spotted in Italy. The Android powered Acer E140 is a part of the beTouch series.

Acer E140 features a 2.8 inch touchscreen display with 320 x 240, 600 MHz processor, Android 2.2 (FroYo) operating system, Wi-Fi, 3G connectivity, Bluetooth, 3.2 megapixel camera, FM radio, MicroSD card slot, 1300 mAh battery and so on.

Acer beTouch E140 is expected to launch before Christmas. Thois handset is expected to come with a price tag of €199 (approx. $260/ Rs.12,000).

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Verizon launching 4G LTE on December 5th in USA, upto 12Mbps Download speeds

2010-12-02T13:56:00.001-08:00

Verizon has officially announced today that they will be launching the Long Term Evolution (LTE) in USA on December 5th, covering 38 cities and 60 airports. Verizon promised that LTE will be available all over the USA by 2013. Verizon is also launching some devices on December 5th, but unfortunately it’s not a phone. Upon launch, Verizon will launch two USB data-sticks, LG VL600 and Pantech UML290. Users will be able to get USB data-sticks for $99 with 2-year contract and $50 mail-in-rebate. Verizon is offering two types of data plans. Have a look:

If you cross your data allowance limit, then Verizon will charge you $10 per gigabyte. If we talk about speed, then you will get 5 to 12Mbps on the downlink and 2 to 5 Mbps on the uplink. Verizon has announced that they will launch LTE-enable devices during the CES 2011, so hopefully we will see the HTC Merge and LG LTE phone there. Have a look on the Press Release after the break, and if you want to know more then check Verizon LTE page.

Verizon Wireless Launches The World’s Largest 4G LTE Wireless Network On Dec. 5
Laptop Users Benefit First from Fastest and Most Advanced Wireless Network, Arriving in 38 Major Metropolitan Areas with New Value-Priced 4G Data Plans
BASKING RIDGE, NJ — Verizon Wireless announced today it is turning on the world’s first large-scale 4G LTE network on Sunday, Dec. 5. Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network will be the fastest and most advanced 4G network in America. Business users will be the first to take advantage of the 4G LTE network with speeds up to 10 times faster than the company’s 3G network.
With the launch, Verizon Wireless is also offering new value-priced 4G LTE Mobile Broadband data plans starting at $50 monthly access for 5 GB monthly allowance, as well as two new 4G LTE USB modems: the LG VL600 which will be available at launch, and the Pantech UML290, available soon.
Dan Mead, president and chief executive officer of Verizon Wireless, said, “Beginning Sunday, Verizon Wireless is making the best network even better. Our initial 4G LTE launch gives customers access to the fastest and most advanced mobile network in America and immediately reaches more than one-third of all Americans, right where they live. That’s just the start. We will quickly expand 4G LTE, and by 2013 will reach the existing Verizon Wireless 3G coverage area.”
Road warriors using laptops will immediately benefit from Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network with super-fast connectivity that’s up to 10 times faster than the company’s current 3G network. The company expects 4G LTE average data rates in real-world, loaded network environments to be 5 to 12 megabits per second (Mbps) on the downlink and 2 to 5 Mbps on the uplink.
Mead continued, “We are building our 4G LTE network with the same commitment to performance and reliability for which we have long been recognized. Our commitment to superior network performance, combined with broad 4G coverage areas and the strong value of our data plans make 4G LTE Mobile Broadband the best choice for laptop users.”
4G LTE Mobile Broadband Data Plans, Devices and Coverage Areas
Verizon Wireless customers can choose from two 4G LTE Mobile Broadband data plans: $50 monthly access for 5 GB monthly allowance or $80 monthly access for 10 GB monthly allowance, both with $10/GB overage. For laptop connectivity, two 4G LTE USB modems will be initially available: the LG VL600 is available at launch and the Pantech UML290 will be available soon, each $99.99 after $50 rebate with a new two-year agreement. Both USB modems provide backward-compatibility with Verizon Wireless’ 3G network. If laptop users travel outside of a 4G LTE coverage area, they will automatically stay connected on the company’s 3G network.
The two modems harness the power of the company’s 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network to help enterprise, business and government customers make their workforces more productive, providing super-fast laptop connectivity. Both modems will be available in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores, online at www.verizonwireless.com, by phone by calling 1-800 256-4646 and through the company’s business sales channels.
The company expects consumer-oriented handsets will be available by mid-2011. Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network is initially launching in 38 major metropolitan areas and in more than 60 commercial airports coast to coast – at both airports within the launch areas plus airports in other key cities. Street level coverage area maps will be available online on Dec. 5. Today, customers can go to www.verizonwireless.com/4Glte to check if their addresses will be in the initial 4G LTE coverage area.
Spectrum and Network Partners
By leveraging its 700 MHz spectrum for LTE deployment in the United States, Verizon Wireless is capable of quickly deploying a high-quality wireless broadband network with excellent coverage. Verizon Wireless’ primary 4G LTE network vendors, Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent, are providing the underlying infrastructure for the 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network.
Visit www.verizonwireless.com/lte for more information about Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE network.
Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Initial Major Metropolitan Area Deployment (Dec. 5, 2010)
Akron, Ohio
Athens, Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia
Baltimore, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Charlotte, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex, Dallas, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Houston, Texas
Jacksonville, Florida
Las Vegas, Nevada
Los Angeles, California
Miami, Florida
Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York, New York
Oakland, California
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Orlando, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix, Arizona
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Rochester, New York
San Antonio, Texas
San Diego, California
San Francisco, California
San Jose, California
Seattle/Tacoma, Washington
St. Louis, Missouri
Tampa, Florida
Washington, D.C.
West Lafayette, Indiana
West Palm Beach, Florida
Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Initial Commercial Airport Deployment (Airport Name, City, State) Dec. 5, 2010
Austin-Bergstrom International, Austin, Texas
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshal, Glen Burnie, Maryland
Bob Hope, Burbank, California
Boeing Field/King County International, Seattle, Washington
Charlotte/Douglas International, Charlotte, North Carolina
Chicago Midway International, Chicago, Illinois
Chicago O’Hare International, Chicago, Illinois
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International, Covington, Kentucky
Cleveland-Hopkins International, Cleveland, Ohio
Dallas Love Field, Dallas, Texas
Dallas/Fort Worth International, Fort Worth, Texas
Denver International, Denver, Colorado
Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
George Bush Intercontinental/Houston, Houston, Texas
Greater Rochester International, Rochester, New York
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, Atlanta, Georgia
Honolulu International, Honolulu, Hawaii
Jacksonville International, Jacksonville, Florida
John F. Kennedy International, New York, New York
John Wayne Airport-Orange County, Santa Ana, California
Kansas City International, Kansas City, Missouri
La Guardia, New York, New York
Lambert-St. Louis International, St. Louis, Missouri
Laurence G. Hanscom Field, Bedford, Massachusetts
Long Beach/Daugherty Field, Long Beach, California
Los Angeles International, Los Angeles, California
Louis Armstrong New Orleans International, Metairie, Louisiana
McCarran International, Las Vegas, Nevada
Memphis International, Memphis, Tennessee
Metropolitan Oakland International, Oakland, California
Miami International, Miami, Florida
Minneapolis-St. Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nashville International, Nashville, Tennessee
New Castle, Wilmington, Delaware
Newark Liberty International, Newark, New Jersey
Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International, San Jose, California
North Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada
Orlando International, Orlando, Florida
Orlando Sanford International, Sanford, Florida
Palm Beach International, West Palm Beach, Florida
Philadelphia International, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix Sky Harbor International, Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, Mesa, Arizona
Pittsburgh International, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Port Columbus International, Columbus, Ohio
Portland International, Portland, Oregon
Rickenbacker International, Columbus, Ohio
Ronald Reagan Washington National, Arlington, Virginia
Sacramento International, Sacramento, California
Salt Lake City International, Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio International, San Antonio, Texas
San Diego International, San Diego, California
San Francisco International, San Francisco, California
Seattle-Tacoma International, Seattle, Washington
St. Augustine, Saint Augustine, Florida
St. Petersburg-Clearwater International, Clearwater, Florida
Tampa International, Tampa, Florida
Teterboro, Teterboro, New Jersey
Trenton Mercer, Trenton, New Jersey
Washington Dulles International, Dulles International Airport, Washington, D.C.
Will Rogers World, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
William P. Hobby, Houston, Texas

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