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How to Backup your Contacts in the Android Phone

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 11 Mar 2014 07:14:00 +0530

There is always a necessity for Backup, it do not matter whether it is a Phone or Something else. The Arrival of Android Operating System paves the new Environment For Mobile Users. Accidentally sometimes we lose our Contacts in the Android Phone, and Striving for the Revival of Lost Contacts.

Do not Worry, there is an way to Backup your Android Contacts, before it becomes too Late. The Android Operating System is Smart , they will Syncing the Gmail account of you to the Phone, So you can get back the Data whenever you want. So many of us do not know about this, Check whether your Contacts are Syncing with your Gmail or not ?

1) First go to your Gmail Inbox

2) Go to the Upper left Corner of the Page Where Gmail Logo is Present , Scroll there and Collect " Contacts " Option

3) Your Contacts Should Appear there

Check whether all the Contacts in your Phone was there, if there is absence of Contacts you should do Something Manually which will make your Phone to Sync the Contacts to your Gmail Account

First go to Phone Settings > Back up and Reset
Make Sure that Back up my Data Tab is Checked in.
If it is in Off, your phone will not Sync Contacts with Gmail

First untethered jailbreak arrives for iOS 7 users

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 24 Dec 2013 07:28:00 +0530

Evad3rs releases untethered Evasi0n iOS 7 jailbreak.

iOS 7 users have a reason to rejoice , Evad3rs has just released the untethered Evasi0n iOS 7 – 7.0.4 jailbreak version for the latest iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.

You can head to the Evad3rs official website to get the update. The untethered jailbreak lets Mac and Windows users freely modify iOS 7 on the supported devices.

As always, there are risks associated with unofficial OS tweaks. Saurik (Cydia creator) warns that he wasn’t made aware of the jailbreak and that the Cydia build isn’t official nor updated so users would be downloading it it at their own risk.
The evasion jailbreak includes a Chinese ‘alternative’ app store, which is full of cracked versions of real apps and games found in Apple’s App Store. This store, named TaiG, is no longer installed by Default on this particular jailbreak.
Source: evasi0n

Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac OS X

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 16 Dec 2013 08:36:00 +0530

Keyboard Shortcuts will cut down the extra time which is needed when you are using a Mouse. I am an Linux Lover, since i migrated to Mac i noticed there is a lot of things to be learn, the first thing is Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac OS X

Some Useful keyboard shortcuts for Mac OS X

1) SHIFT+CMD+Q

This keyboard Shortcut will instantly Log out you from the User account
It also helps to keep your privacy

2) SHIFT+CTRL+EJECT

This Key Stroke will Instantly Sleep your Mac PC
It is helpful in preserving your Battery Power

3) CTRL+EJECT

This Key Stroke will open up the Restart/Shutdown/Sleep Dialog Box
When it is opened up, Just Press "R" to Restart, "S" to Shutdown the System

4) CMD+OPTION+ESC

This Keyboard Shortcut will pop up the "Force Quit" Dialog Box
Now choose the Application that you want to kill

5) CMD+SHIFT+OPTION+BACKSPACE

This Keyboard Shortcut will erase your Trash completely without Confirmation Dialog Box

6) CTRL+COMMAND+EJECT

It will instantly reboot your System without a Confirmation Dialog
But it asks the Confirmation for Saving the Current Running Tasks
After this confirmation it will restart

7) CTRL+OPTION+D

This keyboard Shortcut will toggle the hiding of Dock Features to ON/OFF
It will be useful when you need more screen space for your work

8) CMD+SHIFT+OPTION+ESC

Select any Unresponsive app which were running in your Mac
Just Enter the above Keyboard Shortcut, it will instantly Kill that Unresponsive app

9) CMD+1, CMD+2, CMD+3, CMD+4

To switch from one finder views to other use the above shortcut keys
It is respectively for Icon/List/Column/Cover Flow views

10) CMD+C, CMD+D

To Copy an File in the Mac, Just Press CMD+C
To Paste an File in the Mac, Just Press CMD+V

11) CMD+[, CMD+]

To go back to the Previous menu when you are in Explorer, just press CMD+[ ( Left Bracket )
To go forward , just Press CMD+] ( Right Bracket )

12) CMD+TAB

To Switch between the Working apps, Press the above Keystroke
When you are in App Switcher, Just hold CMD+Q, the current app will be closed

13) CMD+(+), CMD+(-)

To Zoom up the Preview in the Desktop, just hold the Shortcut CMD+(+)
To Zoom down the Preview, Just hold the Shortcut CMD+(-)

14) CMD+Z

It will undo the Last action done by the User
It is used when you are Copying files or Renaming files

15) CMD+R

To Reload or Refresh a Widget use the above Keyboard Shortcut key

IPHONE 6

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 13 Dec 2013 00:11:00 +0530

iPhone 6 by TARUN

YotaPhone has been released

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 8 Dec 2013 22:31:00 +0530

Right on time, the YotaPhone has been released in Russia and some parts of Europe. It's a crazy Russian Android phone with two screens — a 4.3” LCD touchscreen with 720x1280 pixels on its front and a 4.3" E-Ink (as seen on Kindle) display with pixel dimensions of 360x640. The E-ink panel doesn't support touch-input. There's a touch zone below the screen for gesture controls. The device is powered by a 1.7 GHz dual-core processor. Apart from that, you'll get 13 megapixel camera coupled with LED flash, front-facing 1 MP snapper, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB internal storage, and 1800 mAh battery.
According to GSMArena, Yota has initially brought 500,000 units to its launch markets including Russia, Germany, France, Austria, and Spain. Based on its performance, the phone will be then rolled out to other parts of Europe in January. As of this writing, Yota hasn't provided any information on its plans to expand its reach to the US and India. The Yota phone is priced at 500 Euros that translates to Rs 42,000. We do like the way this Russian company has executed the idea and design. However, the phone's pricing is quite ambitious.

Cool and Interesting facts about iPhone

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 26 Nov 2013 05:03:00 +0530

The facts about iPhone is not new to so many, but interesting enough to everyone, now a days iPhone is versatile having several features like Connecting to the TV, Finger Print Scanner, Projector. But everyone forgot that little drops make an ocean

The 5 Interesting facts about iPhone are as follows

1) The First iPhone was invented in 1983, which was not an ordinary mobile phone, it resembles an Cord Phone with the Touch Screen Technology.

2) About 1/3 rd of the People in the America are having iPhone

3) The Processor which runs the iPhone was made by their arch-rival Samsung

4) Every Advertisements in the Phone will show the time 9.42 AM , in iPad they will show 9.41 AM

5) From the Year 2007 to 2011, they Spent $647 million on advertising in the United States

6) In the First four years about 145 million iPhones were Sold

7) An Average iPhone user has more Apps installed than Android and Blackberry, iPhone has 40 apps where as Android and Blackberry has 25 and 14 respectively

8) The Stock price of Apple has increased Drastically high when they Released the First iPhone

Google Nexus 5 Hits The Grey Market In India For Rs 41,000

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 12 Nov 2013 14:02:00 +0530

Apart from Apple iPhones, the Google Nexus smartphones are some of the few handsets that get the grey market buzzing. And now, it's the Nexus 5 that's making noise.
Google announced the latest iteration of its Android smartphone a couple of weeks ago. Incidentally, the phone is also listed on the Google Play Store India and a few popular eCommerce sites here for preorder, for about Rs 29,000. But for those who cannot wait for a few more weeks for the stocks to reach the Indian shores via official channels, you can grab one right away from the grey market for a whopping Rs 41,000.

Now, not only is Rs 12,000 too hefty a premium for bragging rights, and that too for the 16 GB version of the Nexus 5, but if you think about it rationally, you can easily get better phones in India for that price, along with bill and warranty. LG G2 is one that comes to mind straight away, given that the Nexus 5 has also been manufactured by the same company.
So my advice to you would be to wait for a few more weeks to get the "pure" Android experience (as my colleague likes to put it) at a sensible price point, and with warranty of course.

IPHONE 5S FOR 54000 RS. AND 5C FOR 42000 RS.

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 16 Oct 2013 08:25:00 +0530

It has been confirmed that Apple’s iPhone 5c and 5S are coming to India on 1 November, and that the devices will be sold by Airtel and RCom. The iPhone 5s will cost Rs 54,000 while the ‘cheaper’ iPhone 5c will cost Rs 42,000. Airtel has started pre-bookings for the latest iPhones, which saw record sales in the first three days of launch in the US market. “Interested customers can visit select Airtel Retail Store for pre-registration,” Airtel said in a statement on Monday. AP The iPhone 5c and 5s series, which was launched by Apple in September, has proved to be a massive hit in international markets, with 9 million iPhone 5s and 5c phones being sold in just three days. Subsequently the 5s, which is the more expensive model, turned out to be a better seller than the cheaper and more colourful iPhone 5c. (Although the latter does come in gold) The 1 November launch was known well ahead of time, and this marked the first time that Apple had actually announced a launch date for India. In fact, all indications are that the tech giant is starting to look at the Indian market a little more seriously than it has in the past. A report on Economic Times for instance, said Apple India’s senior executives recently met CEOs and senior executives from top electronic retail chains in India and “spelt out plans to enter the top 50 tier II and III markets in India by selling its phones, tablets and portable music players at their outlets in an exclusive corner or a shop-in-shop.” Apple’s distribution strategy in India has undergone a drastic change since it tied up with Reddington and Ingram Micro this year. As we have noted in a previous article, Apple’s new tie up ensured that the iPhone is now available in a store nearby, and not just with big retailers like Croma and Reliance (which is Apple’s official re-seller in India). In fact, it’s not hard to find smaller shops in Delhi, Mumbai stocking Apple products such as iPods, iPhones, iPads and even official Apple accessories. As far as India’s smartphone market is concerned, while it is one of the world’s fastest growing ones, it is also extremely price sensitive. The testimony to this is that low-budget smartphones makers Micromax, Karbonn are number two and three (Behind Samsung) on the list of top smartphone vendors in India. However as the pricing for Apple’s two latest devices in India shows, this does not mean that the company is willing to give up its ‘premium’ tag in India just yet, and is instead hoping to entice consumers to pay more for a premium product. The iPhone 5s has a 4-inch Retina Display. It is powered by A7 chipset – based on 64-bit PC architecture. There’s co-processor called M7 for motion sensing activities. The phone has an 8-mega pixel camera, dual LED flashlight, and a rear back camera that can record 720p HD movie in 120fps. The iPhone 5c has a plastic shell and has a bigger battery as compared to that of the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5c has a 4-inch Retina display, and is powered by Apple A6x chipset (dual core). There’s an 8MP rear facing camera along with a FaceTime HD camera. Both iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c support 4G LTE (TD-LTE).

How to Root android phone with computer for free

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 4 Oct 2013 05:26:00 +0530

The Article i am going to write here is about Root an Android Phone or Tablet using Computer, some people may have a doubt whether i should prefer rooting or leave as it is. It depends on your choices, i listed some uses of Root the Android phone here

Rooting is nothing about acquiring all the access and Function rights for yourself from your android device, and make it more user friendly. The main benefits of rooting are

There is every possibility of Running Special apps
You can Free the Unwanted memory
Phone performance and battery will be improved roughly

HOW TO ROOT ANDROID PHONE WITH COMPUTER

1) Go to the Unlock Root tool website and download their Free version

2) Download this tool to your Computer, and Install on your computer

3) Now Connect your Android Mobile to your Computer by Data cable

4) After connecting the Mobile, Finish the Setup and Synchronize your Android phone with Computer

5) Now Open the Software we have downloaded above, there is an Option named "ROOT" in it

6) Click it there, you will get a list of All Available Devices

7) Then Search and Find your Device

8) After Finding Click on " Start ", after Finishing the Rooting the Software itself will let you know

9) Now disconnect your Android phone

10) The Rooting was Successfully Done

Groundbreaking iPhone 5s Carries $199 BOM and Manufacturing Cost

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 08:57:00 +0530

Apple’s Inc.’s new flagship product—the iPhone 5s—features some cutting-edge components that represent pioneering achievements for the smartphone market while maintaining a nearly identical cost compared to Apple's iPhone 5.
The photos below show the Apple iPhone 5s 16 GB model A1533 before the teardown and an exploded view of what's inside. Photos courtesy of IHS.

The low-end version of the iPhone 5s with 16 gigabytes (GB) of NAND flash memory has a bill of materials (BOM) of $191, according to the preliminary results of a physical dissection of the device conducted by the Teardown Analysis Service of IHS Electronics & Media. When the $8 manufacturing expense is added in, the cost rises to $199. The compares to a $197 total cost for the original iPhone 5, based on the completed IHS teardown analysis from one year ago.
“The iPhone 5s features a 64-bit apps processor, low-power Double Data Rate 3 (LPDDR3) DRAM, and a novel fingerprint sensor—features that have never before been seen in a smartphone,” said Andrew Rassweiler, senior director, cost benchmarking services for IHS. “In addition, it is very interesting to see that Apple continues to collaborate closely with suppliers to develop unique radio frequency (RF) solutions that give Apple a competitive edge.”
The photos below show the top and bottom of the main printed circuit board inside the Apple iPhone 5s. Photos courtesy of IHS.

The table below presents the preliminary BOM and manufacturing cost based on a physical dissection of the iPhone 5s conducted by the IHS Teardown Analysis Service. Note that the teardown assessment is preliminary in nature, accounts only for hardware and manufacturing costs and does not include other expenses such as software, licensing, royalties or other expenditures.

iPhone turns 64
Although other smartphones have included 64-bit graphics processors, the 5s is the first model with a 64-bit applications processor, an innovation that has major implications for the iPhone and for Apple’s other product lines.
“The move to the 64-bit apps processor is largely driven by the need for greater computational power to ensure that the smartphone’s fingerprint sensor works quickly and seamlessly,” said Wayne Lam, senior analyst for wireless communications at IHS. “The processor also boosts the performance of the iPhone 5s’s camera, allowing 120 frame-per-second (FPS) video and 10 FPS photo capture. This design change will likely set the stage for 64-bit processors to be used in upcoming Apple products, including new models of the iPad, the Apple TV and even MacBook Air PCs.”
The 64-bit processor is part of the Apple-designed A7 apps processor, based on a core from ARM Holdings plc. The new 64-bit processor core is called “Cyclone,” as opposed to the 32-bit version used in the iPhone 5 and 5c, known as “Swift.”
Despite the well-publicized feud between the companies, Samsung is the manufacturer of Apple’s A7. This likely is because Samsung has a license to ARM's 64-bit core.
The A7 used in the iPhone 5s costs $19—significantly higher than the A6 used in the original iPhone 5 and 5c, which currently carries a cost of $13.
Precious memories
In parallel with the upgrade to 64-bit computing, Apple has updated the memory of iPhone 5s to LPDDR3, marking the first time that the IHS Teardown Analysis Service has identified this advanced type of DRAM in an electronic product. Apple probably used this high-speed, cutting-edge memory—as opposed to the LPDDR2 employed in the original iPhone 5 and 5c—to support the fast processing speeds of the A7.
Such performance comes at a price. The 1 GB of LPDDR3 costs $11.00, up from $9.50 for the same quantity of LPDDR2 in the 5c.
Printing money
The addition of the fingerprint scanner also represents an increased hardware cost for the 5s. The user-interface segment of the 5s, which includes the fingerprint scanner, costs $15. This compares to just $8 for the user interface for the 5c, which has no fingerprint scanner.
Battle of the bands
Another major difference between the iPhone 5s and the original iPhone 5 lies in the RF transceiver, which has been updated to support more 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) bands. Like the iPhone 5c, the 5s uses Qualcomm’s WTR1605L RF Transceiver, which supports up to seven simultaneous LTE connections during operations. The original iPhone 5 utilizes the older RTR8600L RF transceiver, also from Qualcomm, which supported only five active LTE bands.
Design Stasis
One of the biggest-ticket items in the iPhone 5s gets no change: the display and touch-screen subsystem. Maintaining the same specification and the same suppliers for the panels as the iPhone 5 has helped Apple hold the line on its hardware costs for the 5s. Japan Display Inc., LG Display and Sharp have been the main display suppliers for the iPhone 5 for more than a year, allowing Apple to provide them the opportunity to enhance their manufacturing yields and efficiencies. NAND flash has also not made any significant advances with the 5s, and the amount of the memory content in the phone remains the same.
Higher prices for higher-end phones
The combined BOM and manufacturing cost for the midrange iPhone 5s with 32 GB of NAND flash is estimated at $208. The 64-GB model’s cost totals $218.
Apple Continues Familiar Design and Pricing Strategy with iPhone 5c
Far from the major departure that many had expected, the iPhone 5c turned out to follow Apple Inc.’s familiar formula, combining premium pricing with a hardware design almost completely identical to the original iPhone 5, according to preliminary results from the Teardown Analysis Service of IHS Electronics & Media.
The photos below show the Apple iPhone 5c 16 GB model A1532 before the teardown and an exploded view of what's inside. Photos courtesy of IHS.

The low-end model of Apple’s iPhone 5c with 16 gigabytes (GB) of NAND flash memory carries a bill of materials (BOM) of $166, based on a physical dissection of the production. The cost rises to $173 when the $7 manufacturing expense is added in. The 32-GB model carries a combined cost of $183.
While this is considerably less than the $197 BOM and manufacturing cost for the original 16-GB iPhone 5 based on the final results of the IHS teardown conducted one year ago, it’s still on the high end for a smartphone. To attain the cost and pricing required to merit low-end pricing of $400, while maintaining Apple’s customary high hardware margin, the combined BOM and manufacturing expense for the iPhone 5c would have had to amount to about $130.
“Many expected Apple to take an affordable strategy with the iPhone 5c, producing a lower-cost smartphone that would be priced at around $400 in order to address developing markets, such as China,” said Wayne Lam, senior analyst for wireless communications at IHS. “However, the reality of the iPhone 5c is completely different, with Apple offering a phone with a $173 BOM and manufacturing cost, and a $549 price tag—without subsidies. Once again, Apple has stuck to its old tried-and-true formula of optimizing its iPhone hardware gross margins to attain maximum profitability.”
The table below presents the preliminary BOM based on a physical dissection of the iPhone 5c conducted by the IHS Teardown Analysis Service. Note that the teardown assessment is preliminary in nature, accounts only for hardware and manufacturing costs and does not include other expenses such as software, licensing, royalties or other expenditures.

Just one word: plastic
Just as Apple’s pricing strategy for the 5c is familiar, so are the phone’s electronic content and design.
“The iPhone 5c is basically an iPhone 5 in a plastic disguise,” said Andrew Rassweiler, senior director, cost benchmarking services for IHS. “Just as in the original iPhone 5, the 5c uses an Apple A6 processor, a 4-inch retina display, and low-power Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) DRAM—among other commonalities. Because of this, the iPhone 5c benefits from the normal cost reductions that typically occur for electronic devices during the period of a year. The combination of the design and component reuse—and the plastic enclosure—has allowed Apple to offer a less expensive version of the iPhone, although it’s still not cheap enough to be a true low-cost smartphone.”
The photos below show the top and bottom of the main printed circuit board inside the Apple iPhone 5c. Photos courtesy of IHS.

Display decline
The display module in the 5c carries a cost of $41, down 7 percent from $44 one year ago.
“Maintaining the same specification and the same suppliers for the panels as the iPhone 5 has helped Apple hold the line on its display costs for the 5s,” said Vinita Jakhanwal, director of mobile and emerging displays and technology at IHS. “Japan Display Inc., LG Display and Sharp have been the main display suppliers for the iPhone 5 for more than a year, allowing Apple to provide them the opportunity to enhance their manufacturing yields and efficiencies.”
Getting the bands back together
The biggest difference between the iPhone 5c and the original iPhone 5 lies in the radio frequency (RF) transceiver, which has been updated to support more 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) bands. The 5c uses Qualcomm’s WTR1605L RF transceiver, which supports up to seven simultaneous LTE connections during operations. The iPhone 5 used the older RTR8600L RF transceiver, also from Qualcomm, that supported only up to five active LTE bands.

Apple ios 7 guide how-to-update navigate and everything else

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 20 Sep 2013 06:36:00 +0530

Apple’s new iOS 7 is out today for download. Here’s everything you need to know about updating to the new software. Compatibility: iOS 7 will support iPhone 4 and later, ipad 2 and higher, iPad Mini, and iPod Touch fifth generation. So for everyone with an iPod 4th generation, sorry the update is not for you. Of course iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c will be launched with iOS 7 . How to upgrade: To update go to settings, click on software update, hit download and install and pray that the Apple servers don’t disappoint you. Do note that you will need WiFi to the update. Alternately you can connect your iPad/iPhone to your Mac/Windows device and update via iTunes. You will need the latest version of iTunes for the update. Closing apps: Apple’s iOS 7 is all about swiping. To close apps, you don’t have to go to the bottom bar anymore. To see the task manager, simply swipe in the centre of your iPad (bottom to top and with four fingers) and the task manager will appear. To close an app, just swipe the app to the top and it will disappear. To close an app while you are using it, you can still pinch to close. Of course you can still move between apps that are already open by just swiping to the left or right with four fingers. Apple’s iOS 7 is here. Camera: You can now access the camera via the locked screen. Just swipe camera symbol at the bottom right corner of your device to the top of the your device screen. Once you do that the camera is ready for use. To switch from Photo to Video mode you will have to slide up and down on the options instead of clicking. Remember no click, just slide. Control Center: This is available even in lock screen mode. Just swipe the bottom of your screen and the panel will appear. You can set mute alarms, switch on AirPlane Mode, WiFi, Bluetooth, AirDrop, Camera, Clock, adjust screen brightness, volume, music all from the Control Center. It’s pretty convenient. Notifications:The Notification Centre is still on top. It will give details about new mail, missed calls, etc. It also has a new feature called ‘Today’ which will give users a summary of everything they have lined up for the day. Users can also access the Notification Center from any screen, including the Lock screen by swiping down. Search iPad: Just swipe down from anywhere on the iPad with three fingers. The search bar will appear on top. Photos: Photos are now organised according to moments aka when and where they were taken. The albums are according to date and can be organised according to year as well. Also to share photos, look at the bottom left, you’ll see a little rectangle with an arrow. Click on that and choose the share option. Apple’s done a good job hiding that option.

Everything You Need to Know About the BlackBerry Z30

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 19 Sep 2013 07:09:00 +0530

Here’s Jorge Fernando Vazquez with everything you need to know to get your apps ready for the BlackBerry Z30 smartphone – Ed.

The new BlackBerry Z30 is a full touch-screen device that introduces some changes that you need to consider as a developer.
In this post, I will start by pointing out some of the differences between the BlackBerry Z10, BlackBerry Z30 and BlackBerry Q10 smartphones, and then I’ll show you how to make the porting process as easy as possible for each of our development platforms (Cascades, WebWorks, Adobe Air, and Android).

Know The Differences

As you can see, the BlackBerry Z30 display is larger and has a more narrow aspect ratio than the BlackBerry Z10, therefore, we need to be careful while designing our apps so that there are no cropped images, or overlapping components.

The camera features are the same across all three devices, so there is no need for adjustments there.

The BlackBerry Z30 comes with a more powerful processor than the BlackBerry Z10 or BlackBerry Q10, giving us higher graphics capabilities.

All other features are common across all three devices, the exception being that the BlackBerry Q10 has a physical keyboard and the others have a full touch screen.

Five noteworthy features of the Samsung Galaxy Note III

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 9 Sep 2013 08:30:00 +0530

The next generation of the Samsung Galaxy Note series is finally out, we list some of the interesting features that makes the Note III unique in our books.

Samsung finally lifted the veil off its much-awaited Galaxy Note III and the device is all that we hoped it would be. The phablet is an upgrade to the Galaxy Note II and brings with it a few unique and interesting features. Here is a quick look at what you can expect the device to do for you, once you get your hands on it.

USB 3.0
The Samsung Galaxy Note III is the first device to boast of USB 3.0 capabilities and that is a big deal. To start with, USB 3.0 on the Note III will ensure faster data transfer speeds from your PC to the device (provided you have the USB 3.0 cable and a USB 3.0 port on your system). Another benefit of USB 3.0 is that you will be able to charge your device faster when it is connected to a PC or Mac. USB 3.0 is 80 percent faster than USB 2.0. There is a catch - to access the high-speed data transfer and charging, the Note III uses a USB 3.0 Micro B cable; the same found on quite a few USB 3.0 hard drives available in the market today. You do however have the option to connect the device via the traditional microUSB cable as well.

4K video in the palm of your hand
The Note III is the second device to boast of 4K video recording capabilities from the 13MP rear camera (the first device to support 4K video recoding is the Acer Liquid S2 smartphone). Sony has launched 4K capable TV’s in India and the upcoming PS4 also boasts of 4K support, so yes the device is future proof if you are one who like to shoot videos from your smartphone/phablet.

More power under the hood including 3GB RAM
Just like Samsung did with the S4, the Note III will be available with two chipset options in the market - Snapdragon 800 and the Exynos Octa-core SoC. If you pick up the Snapdragon 800 variant you will get a CPU clocked at 2.3GHz where as the Exynos Octa-core SoC has the CPU clocked at 1.9GHz. The RAM on both the variants will be 3GB, which is an upgrade from the 2GB found on the Note II. With a powerful processor and 3GB of RAM, you can expect to pull off some impressive multi-tasking on the smartphone, although we are reserving that judgment for when we get our hands on the Note III.

Bigger display, good for entertainment
If you are one who likes to consume multimedia on the go, then a large screen device is the one for you. The Note II has a 5.5-inch display with a 1280x760 pixel resolution. The Note III takes this a step further and shows off a 5.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a 1920x1080 pixel resolution giving the device a pixel density of 386 ppi, higher than the previous Note devices. The phablet also has stereo speakers if you are one who doesn’t like to plug-in headphones all the time.

Better build
If you are someone who refrained from picking up a Samsung device because you thought it was too plasticky in nature, you may want to take a look at the Galaxy Note III. Even though the front of the phablet has the traditional Samsung design, it is the back that has a leather finish giving it a premium feel. Samsung has also said that there will be a variety of back panel options for those that aren’t impressed with what’s available in the box.

Videocon A55HD quad-core Android 4.2 smartphone launched at Rs. 13,499

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 29 Jun 2013 15:19:00 +0530

Videocon has added its smartphone to the budget quad-core smartphone market with the launch of the Videocon A55HD. The device boasts of a 5-inch display, runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and is priced at Rs. 13,499.

The A55HD shows off a 5-inch OGS capacitive touchscreen display with a 1280x720 pixel resolution. A 1.2GHz quad-core processor coupled with 1GBRAM and 4GB built-in storage powers it. The rear of the smartphone has an 8MP camera featuring Panorama Shot and up to 40 continuous shots in the burst mode. It also houses a 3.2MP front camera for video chatting. A 2000mAh battery powers the A55HD.
In terms of connectivity options, the smartphone has HSPA+ with up to 42Mbps, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n along with GPS/A-GPS. The A55HD also shows off a bunch of features such as ‘Flip To Silent’ and ‘Face Detection’. Bundled with the smartphone you get a protective pouch.
Mr. Khalid Zamir, Head Product Planning & Development, Videocon Mobile Phones Division commented on the launch, “The launch of Videocon A55HD heralds a new milestone, as with this device we bring to our customers best-in-class technological innovations, which we are offering at a compelling price. The A55HD brings the best of ‘high definition’ technology, processing speed, camera quality and many more features relevant to the upwardly mobile, technology savvy and brand-conscious user. For more than 27 years, it has been the Videocon Group’s unflinching commitment to democratizing technology for the ever-growing and increasingly-demanding Indian consumer, and it is in this very sprit that we are proud to launch the A55HD.”

We have seen quite a few smartphones launch that boasts of a quad-core processor such as the Spice Stellar Pinnacle Pro, Micromax Canvas HD, Xolo Q1000, and many more. To put things into perspective here is a quick specifications comparison between the Videocon A55HD and some other quad-core powered smartphones.

Models	Videocon A55HD	Xolo Q1000	Spice Stellar Pinnacle Pro	Micromax Canvas HD	Lava Iris 504q
OS	Android 4.2	Android 4.2	Android 4.2	Android 4.2	Android 4.2
Display size	5-inch	5-inch	5.3-inch	5-inch	5-inch
Display type	IPS LCD	IPS LCD	IPS LCD	IPS LCD	IPS LCD
Display resolution (pixels)	1280x720	1280x720	960x540	1280x720	1280x720
Built-in storage	4GB	4GB	16GB	4GB	4GB
Expandable storage	up to 32GB via a microSD card	up to 32GB via a microSD card	up to 32GB via a microSD card	up to 32GB via a microSD card	up to 32GB via a microSD card
Processor	1.2GHz quad-core	1.2GHz quad-core	1.2GHz quad-core	1.2GHz quad-core	1.2GHz quad-core
RAM	1GB	1GB	1GB	1GB	1GB
Rear camera	8MP	8MP	8MP	8MP	8MP
Front camera	3.2MP	1.2MP	5MP	2MP	2MP
Dual-SIM	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Battery	2000mAh	2100mAh	2550mAh	2000mAh	2000mAh
Price	Rs. 13,499	Rs. 14,999	Rs. 14,990	Rs. 13,850	Rs. 13,499

From the above table it is clear that the specifications of the Videocon A55HD are homogenous when compared to the competition. Sure, the front facing camera has a higher resolution but we will comment on its quality once we have the smartphone in for review. Stay tuned as we will bring you an in-depth review of the smartphone as soon as we get our hands on it.

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Zen Mobile has introduced the new 'Ultrafone' series of smartphones. The first Ultrafone device from Zen is the '701HD', a dual-SIM (GSM + GSM) 5-inch smartphone/phablet running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and powered by a 1.2GHz MediaTek 6589 quad-core processor. The Zen Ultrafone 701HD is priced at Rs. 11,999.

The Zen Ultrafone 701HD has a capacitive touchscreen with a 720p IPS display. It has an 8MP autofocus rear camera with BSI sensor and a 3.2 MP front camera. The device supports Full HD video recording capability, panorama shot, and burst shot with up to 99 shots on the go. The phablet comes with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of ROM. External storage is up to 32GB.

For connectivity, the Zen Ultrafone 701HD phablet supports 3G, EDGE, WCDMA, GPRS, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, A-GPS, Bluetooth v4.0 with ADP and microUSB. The Ultrafone 701HD comes with a free flip cover and back cover. There's a 2000mAh battery powering the smartphone, which is rated to deliver 8 hours of talktime.

The 701HD smartphone comes preloaded with various apps such as Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, WhatsApp, GTalk, Zen Mini Store, Skype, MX Player, Contact Plus, Flash Light, Emoze, TOI, Saavn. Check out the full specifications of the Zen Ultraphone 701HD here.

“With our Zen Ultrafone 701 HD, we continue with our promise to bring something new to this very competitive segment of smartphone market of our country. As the first product with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS in this segment, it offers the best possible user experience to our customers. Zen Ultrafone 701HD is certainly one of the best innovations from Zen Mobiles and reaffirms our business tenet of getting best of technology to the end consumers. We take pride in bringing pioneering technologies to the mobile users of today, which is in line with transforming their constantly evolving mobile experience” says Deepesh Gupta, Managing Director Zen Mobiles.

LG launches Optimus G smartphone at at Rs 34,500

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LG Electronics has launched its Optimus G smartphone, running on the latest Android v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), at Rs 34,500.

LG Electronics on Wednesday launched its LG Optimus G smartphone, running on the latest Android v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), at Rs 34,500.
Optimus G comes with a 13MP rear-end camera and 1.3MP front facing camera. It has 32GB of internal memory and can support NFC. Running on Android v4.1.2 Jelly bean, LG has extended the OS with its own Optimus 3.0 UI. The 4.7 inch smartphone has Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro 1.5 GHz Quad-core processor.

Speaking at the launch, Soon Kwon, President South West Asia Region & MD, LG India, said, ''LG Optimus G meets the growing consumer demand by offering ample features like 13MP rear camera; 32 GB internal memory, dual screen/dual play, QSlide, quick translator, NFC,''

Optimus G also breaks away from tradition by flaunting a premium glass-made back graced with a crystal pattern.

LG introduced a number of apps to enhance the performance of its 13MP camera. Optimus G's SmartShutter senses movement and automatically adjusts shutter speed to capture crisp, blur-free images. The CheeseShutter has voice recognition capabilities and automatically clicks a picture when one says 'Cheese'. Other apps include LG’s SmartStay.

The Optimus G smartphone will be available in various stores across India.

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The BlackBerry Z10 and Q10 are the Canadian manufacturer’s last stand. Should this launch prove to be anything less than a hit, we will be very likely to see BlackBerry devices restricted to museums in the near future. Can the new phone hold its own against Android’s top devices? We have compared the Z10 to Nexus 4, Galaxy S3 and Sony’s brand new Xperia Z.

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The first immense difference is in the operating system. The upgrade from the black and white BlackBerry 7 to the new BlackBerry 10 is as dramatically significant as Nokia’s abandonment of Symbian in favor of the Windows phone. This is a wholly new operating system that has nothing in common with it’s predecessors. The system is good at multi-tasking, perfect for the touch experience and has an innovative touch-keyboard.
However, it doesn’t outperform any others, should it be Google’s Android, Apple’s iOS or Microsoft’s Windows phone. One new feature that the Z10 has and the others don’t is the all new BlackBerry balance, a function that splits the operating system. One can have two separated user interfaces with different apps, widgets and settings. In theory a user could have a personal and a business UI which would be completely separated and would probably serve employers who could have their employees using their own devices without security risks.
So that’s a point in favor of BlackBerry but is it really enough? How many of us actually work in an atomic power plant, Langley or any other place that would make use of this option? Other factors are no less important than the OS, e.g. apps and hardware. Certainly “software rules” but what use is a great system when the phone can’t execute certain tasks or when the browser stutters? Again, we let the new BlackBerry flagship Z10 challenge the top Android phones and checked what else it can do better than the Nexus 4, Galaxy S3 and Xperia Z.

Better than the Nexus 4, Glaxy S3, Xperia Z?

Well, not much really. Notable are only Z10’s HDMI port and exchangeable battery. But does an extra battery makes sense if it quickly runs out of juice? Concerning display and processor, neither earns a spot among the top of the top. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mean to slam the device’s functionality, but considering the extremely competitive world of smartphones and the projected price, one would expect something more unprecedented. At 600 USD the Z10 is in range with the very top-tier devices.
Meanwhile, more than 150 carriers have already signaled that they will host the new BlackBerrys in their catalog.

So what do you say, does Blackberry stand a chance?

source androidpit

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