Best iPhone Games

• The first game which is in our list is Angry Birds. Do I really need to introduce this game to you? Well, if you (live under a rock and) haven’t played this game then you have missed a lot. Angry Birds is one of the top games that is available on multiple platforms. It’s a puzzle + fun game and you will really enjoy playing it. Beware! It’s very addicting. Even my technophobic uncle got addict of it.
• snack bandit The game is not as much popular as Angry Birds is, well there will be a fraction of smartphone games that will as much popular, but it’s fun to play this game. The game is all about Rhythm, stealth and puzzle. Use stealth to solve the puzzles while controlling and taping.
• First of all I would like to mention that the game is very expensive. It costs $10 (rounded-up). The game comprises of building landscapes and purchasing developments like roads, cities etc. The game is in Medieval age. If you love monopoly then you must try this game.
• Crow is an action-adventure game which compromises of mysterious story in which a crow is supposed to defeat supernatural enemies. On your way to the adventure you fight with monsters and make decisions. A very different game from most of the games. You will love to play.
• Doodle Jump is an action game. You are set in charge of a creature which bounces and your responsibility is to keep check of that it launches on a solid surface. Tilt your iPhone to control its left / right movement.

Cool Mobile of LG Optimus 4X HD

One look at the LG Optimus 4X HD and the first thing that will come to mind is that the device is huge. It has a large 4.7-inch IPS LCD display which feels a little more rectangular in shape when compared to the HTC One X.The face of the LG Optimus 4X HD is simple and clean with the LG logo resting below the earpiece. To the right of the earpiece is the 1.3MP front facing camera for video chatting.On the specifications front, the LG Optimus 4X HD boasts of the Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor clocked at 1.5GHz, 1GB of RAM,16GB built-in storage (12GB user available), expandable up to 32GB via a microSD card. The HTC One X gives up on expandable storage by offering 32GB internal storage (26GB user available), however Dropbox storage is available. The Samsung Galaxy S III is the king here offering 16/32/64 GB internal storage (only 16GB variant available in India) and users can add another whopping 64GB via a microSD card – it also features Dropbox storage.The display on the device is a 4.7-inch True HD-IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 1280x720. The display on the device is truly gorgeous. Whether you are reading text, watching videos or playing games and running apps, you will fall in love with the vivid nature of the LG Optimus 4X HD’s display and the fantastic viewing angles.

Toshiba's four new Regza Android ICS tablets

Toshiba is coming up with four new Regza branded tablets in Japan.The basic specs of these four devices are some what same. But Toshiba has claimed that the four models will have differences in processor, display and resolution. They all are running on the latest Android 4.0 ICS operating system. The four tablets feature a 5 megapixel rear shooter and a 2 megapixel secondary camera having video chatting option. It is decent and good enough to capture images with clarity. These new tablets range in size from 7 inch to 13 inch. The four new tablets are named as Regza AT830, Regza AT570, Regza AT500 and Regza AT700 respectively.

Toshiba’s business strategy seems interesting. Though, launching 4 models with differences mainly in display and processing efficiency seemed quite confusing, but the company has a clear plan behind this. They plan to give customers flexible options to choose one as per their needs and budget. Tablet market is quite hot and competition is getting intense with Toshiba too joining the fray quite aggressively along with Samsung and Apple.

Sony launches New 20MP DSC-RX100 cool camera

The DSC-RX100 is the world’s first Cyber-shot camera, which has a 1.0 type CMOS sensor with 20 MP effective resolution supporting an exquisite image quality for a compact camera.Sony DSC-RX100 has a 1.0 type CMOS sensor with an effective resolution of 20MP. This sensor has an area which is four folds that of a 1/2.3 type sensor, which is present in normal point and shoot models, thereby helping the camera to capture more light as compared to the small sensor cameras, resulting in more detailed images. 

The other feature is the presence of a high speed autofocus, which locks the focus on the object in just 0.13 seconds and the speedy burst shooting option, which can capture 10 frames per second in full resolution.

Microsoft’s Surface Tablets

Microsoft surprised us all last week by announcing a surprise mystery product event. Of course this immediately set rumours flying around the media suggesting all sorts of things, from Microsoft announcing their own eReader to announcing their very own tablet device. We ourselves had speculated that a Windows 8 Tablet would be released by Microsoft in 2012 The latter turned out to be true and not only did Microsoft announce their very own “Surface” tablet, but they actually announced two editions. While these tablets took centre stage, the press was also taken a back by the incredible technology packed into accessories for the tablets.

Surface Tablet Specifications
 
1. Windows RT is designed to run on ARM powered devices (more popular on mobile devices) while Windows 8 will run on the traditional x86 processors like what Intel and AMD build.

2.Windows RT tablet is lighter at just 676 grams compared to 903 grams for the Windows 8 Pro tablet. The Windows 8 Pro tablet will feature a Sandy Bridge Intel Core i5 processor.

3. Windows 8 Pro model will be Full HD as opposed to HD on the Windows RT model. The Windows 8 Pro model will also carry a slightly larger battery than the Windows RT model due to the increased power required by the processor and display and include MicroSD, MicroSDXC, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, Mini DisplayPort, Micro HD Port. Both devices will come with two cameras, one on the front and one on the back.

Samsung sold 10 Million Galaxy S3 units in two just months

ya , It has been confirmed by Samsung that 10 million Galaxy S3 has been sold within two months of its official release.Nowadays people are leaving aside their regular handsets and jumping for the recent smartphones and Samsung Galaxy S3 is in full demand in the market, touching unimaginable milestones.The president of Samsung’s mobile communication Shin Jong-kyun revealed that S3 has overcome the target of 10 million sales in July, though he refused to disclose the perfect figures.As per the reports, Samsung had acquired nine million pre-orders of Galaxy S3 much before the launch in UK on May 29.The speed of the sales is so high that Samsung is selling 200,000 Galaxy S3 per day and if the sales persist to run at such rate, it is assumed that it will surely touch 40 million sales mark by this year end.Though we need not make comparisons, but still then it’s been estimated that Galaxy S3 is selling far better than Galaxy S2 of 2011 which of course did better selling than 2010 Galaxy S.Just to know about the sales units, Samsung Galaxy S as per January 2011 sold around 10 million smartphones. As per October 2011, there was a combination of 30 million sale of Galaxy S and Galaxy S2. By now the sales of both the smartphones has surely increased a lot. But undoubtedly Samsung Galaxy S3 is wooing its consumers in full force and it is just unstoppable in its sales.

IPhone 5 Full Front Panel leaked

Apple’s next iPhone5 hasn’t even been announced yet by the company, but the firmly guarded secret handset is constantly the main talk of the tech gossip world through various rumors surfacing in the tech media world without a day miss.While a lot of ‘iPhone 5 related’ things are getting leaked online including new antenna connections, battery, LTE support, Mini dock connector and the alleged Motherboard, the latest rumored report has come from UBreakiFix, an Apple repair service shop, which has leaked the full front panel of the sixth generation iPhone to its distributors.One of the pictures, show that the next iPhone will have a 4 inch display retaining the same pixel density as the iPhone 4S. The other picture is a zoomed one, that shows the serial numbers and the LCD connector.The Cupertino tech titan will be incorporating a larger 4 inch display in the iPhone 5, but the question is what will fill the extra space? The vertical pixel count of the iPhone 5 is increased to 1,136, while the horizontal count is the same 640. This hints that the additional real estate will be have more apps on the homescreen, as compared with the iPhone 4S.

Apple Ipad 2 with WiFi and 3G

Things come alive on the stunning 9.7-inch widescreen LED Multi-Touch display of the Apple iPad 2. With WiFi and 3G support, this 32GB Apple iPad ensures you stay connected to your world all the time. The built-in dual-core A5 chip in this Wi-Fi + 3G iPad facilitates high-end gaming, surfing and overall performance. Gaming is at a vivid high with up to nine times the graphics performance on this 32GB Apple iPad. Capture immaculate shots in HD with the 0.7 MP front camera of this Wi-Fi iPad, while the secondary 0.3 MP VGA Camera lets you enjoy FaceTime video calling. For an enhanced movie-watching experience, play all your iPad’s digital content wirelessly on HDTV and speakers using AirPlay. Weighing a mere 1.35 lbs, with an amazing 10-hour battery life, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR technology and more, this Apple iPad 2 is here to become another extension of you.

How to use Gmail Canned Responses on Android

Good tips When you're traveling, there may not always be time to write a response to those who contact you. It's easy to forget what you need to do with an e-mail you've already read sitting in your inbox. Maybe a family member sent you something they want feedback on, or maybe a business client needs a question answered. In either case, you want to let the person on the other end of the e-mail know what's going on with you and when you'll be able to devote time to their requests.You may recall a Gmail Labs feature called Canned Responses that lets you set up prewritten responses to your e-mail  this app is the mobile counterpart to it. After all, you're more likely to be away from your computer when you actually need these canned responses. Here's how to get started with the Android version: Step 1: Install a copy of Gmail Canned Responses on your Android device.Step 2: Sign-in to your Gmail account so the application can access your saved canned responses in your account.Step 3: Open the app and then tap on the response you want to use. The response will be copied to your Android clipboard.Now all you need to do is press and hold in the response area of your Gmail message to paste the canned response.One drawback to this app is that it stays in your notification shade while you're signed in to access the responses. There doesn't seem to be a setting to turn this off (yet), but in the meantime it's a good option for fast and nicely formatted responses while you're mobile.that's it....

Facebook adds a new Event for Timeline, 'Expecting a Baby'

In Facebook The new life event for Timeline allows expectant parents to share their baby's due date and also choose gender, whether it is a boy or a girl.Moreover, Facebook users can also include details who is other parent, location and a story about the birth. There is also an option to add photos. Your announcements will appear in the Celebrations section, located in the upper-right corner where birthdays appear.“Life Events are easy and expressive ways to mark significant moments in your life such as getting married, buying a house or traveling to new places. If you choose to, you can now share that you are expecting a baby with your friends on Facebook,” says the social networking website in a blog post.

Windows 7 vs Windows 8

According to Microsoft Windows 8 is the reconstruction of Windows 7. The architecture of Windows 7 has been completely reformed. On comparing Windows 7 with Windows 8 there are many differences in features and performance among both of them. There are many new features and latest improvements that will be dominating Windows 7.Windows 8 is much better than Windows 7. It is user friendly and has much better and advanced interface. It is much secured and takes less time for booting. Though Windows 7 will be giving a tight competition yet Windows 8 latest features would surely affect the overall performance of Windows 7.

Booting: The booting of the Windows 8 takes place at a very rocking speed. It takes approximately 8 seconds for booing after the machine is switched ON. Thus it is less time time consuming and is very easy to handle than Windows 7.some of comparison.

• Processor Requirement: Windows 7 needs 32-bit or 64-bit or Intel Processor. On the other hand Windows 8 requires the same and can even run on ARM-32 bit embedded microprocessor.
• Power Management: Windows 8 has the capability to start on zero power state within fraction of seconds. None other OS has this facility. Hence, a large amount of battery life and energy can be saved.
• Cloud Services: Windows 7 lacks online storage using cloud computing. On the other hand Windows 8 will be starting a new online back up service in the system data.
• Internet Explorer: Windows 8 has the latest version of internet explorer. Internet Explorer 10 is completely different from its earlier versions.
• Speed: Widows 8 is fast. Apps open quickly and browsers are more responsive than Windows 7. Comparatively Windows 8 feels like a more modern OS.
• Hibernation: Unlike Windows 7 windows 8 hibernates correctly. This is the first version of Windows to do so.
• Metro Interface:Windows 8 has a completely different interface. It is tablet oriented touch screen technology based OS. Thus, it helps in overcoming the drawbacks of Windows 7.

HUAWEI K5005 Modem

The newest 4g LTE modem Huawei K5005 is available now.it is very fast and stable. The report is said that it only costs 5 minutes to download a HD movie when the speed of K5005 reaches up to 100Mbps. it is unbelievable, have you seen a LTE modem or mobile hotspot with such fast speed? Business people who have to keep moving prefer to choose Huawei K5005, for Unlocked Vodafone K5005 is very stable, they not only can use this 4G LTE modem in a moving car without any interruption but also can take K5005 to different countries. Game lovers like to choose Vodafone K5005, because K5005 wins time and chances for them to beat competitors.After O2 has the Huawei E398 in its pilot areas, Vodafone K5005 is just the second version of the E398 which enjoys great popularity among network operators in Germany, the USB stick can take advantage of LTE in 800MHz network including the 4G technology and is designed for use in Germany is therefore particularly well suited. Here are the technical data of the unlocked K5005 in detail:

Huawei K5005 mobile broadband Specifications:

* LTE 800/2600 MHz
* 2×2 MiMo, LTE nach Kategorie 3 (100Mbit/s im Downlink, 50Mbit/s im Uplink bei 20MHz Bandbreite)
* UMTS mit HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+ and Dual-Carrier HSPA+ and Receive Diversity (42Mbit/s im Downlink, 11Mbit/s im Uplink)
* GSM with EDGE support
* MicroSD card slot for cards up to 32GB
* External antenna connector TS-9

TDK's new ST700 headphone

One of the technological advancements that TDK claims for the ST700 is that they were developed by its Audio Research Lab to create pure sound that doesn’t display any signs of artificial tuning. According to TDK these headphones offer true sound.TDK has provided ST700 with a matte-rubber finish around the ear cups and over the adjustable headband. A rotary metallic piece is at the centre of each of the ear cups. From the ear cups comes a thick cable that connects to a really stiff extension cable of 30 inches. The thickness of the cable ensures that it doesn’t get tangled easily. But some reviewers also claim that the thickness actually makes it harder to manipulate. Specifically, TDK claims that ST700 does away with distorted sound by not cranking the bass or resorting to any such tricks.TDK’s on-ear high fidelity ST700 headphones live up to the company’s reputation for quality audio products. They offer great audio performance though reviewers suggest it could get a tad uncomfortable during long hours of use.The foldable TDK ST700 headphones come with:

• Soft-touch ear cups,
• 40mm drivers,
• Extension cable with a length of 0.79m and 6.3mm, and
• 3.5mm adapters

Sony Xperia P Ice Cream Sandwich update rolling out

Sony has started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to its Xperia P smartphone.Sony has informed in its blog post that ICS will appear on the Xperia P over the next few weeks globally.“All Xperia P users will get a notification when the upgrade is ready, but direct availability in the phone may vary across different markets and carriers,” Sony said.“It’s worth noting that in some cases, the software package may only be accessible via PC Companion or Bridge for Mac, instead of directly in the phone.”Sony also added the Xperia U, Xperia sola, and Xperia go are “next out the door” for ICS, but the company did not have details on exact launch dates.According to reports, Xperia P users should be seeing notifications updates, although this may vary in certain regions, as the roll-out is yet in progress. To get in on the ICS action the owner of the handset will need to either go to ‘check for updates’ entry in your phones ‘About’ menu, or connecting it to the PC Companion software.thats it.

Android dispatch 33 M elegant hand set to usher World

Google's Android operating system turn out to be the world's top smart phone display place, accounting for 33.3 million of the 101.2 million smart phones shipped worldwide in the fourth quarter 2010.Canalys, which crunched smart phone shipments across North America, Asia Pacific, EMEA and Latin America, said Android edged the struggling Nokia, which sold 31 million units for the quarter.Android's market share closed slashed to its

shipment total, at 32.9 percent, while Nokia was at 30.6 percent share through Q4. No. 5 smart phone provider Microsoft's unit shipments and market share were 3.1 million and 3.1 percent, respectively for Q4.Android partly prompted by the first major marketing push of Verizon's Motorola Droid and HTC Droid Eris in the 2009 holiday season."Verizon will move its focus away from the Droid range, but the overall market impact will mean less carrier-exclusive deals, while increasing the AT&T opportunity for Android vendors, such as HTC, Motorola and Samsung," Shepherd added.Most market analyst expects iPhone to easily outshine Android in the United States, nailing 10 million to 20 million unit sales via Verizon alone.

Motorola ATRIX HD

Motorola ATRIX HD is a big-screen dual-core Android smartphone that ships with Android 4.0 ICS.The main features of the ATRIX HD are the 4.5" 720 x 1280 pixel display enhanced with Color Boost technology that Motorola says gives the handset more vibrant and sharper images. On the back is an 8 megapixel camera with 1080p video capture capabilities, plus a 1.3 megapixel video calling camera on the front. Inside is a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU coupled with 1GB of RAM. The ATRIX HD has a micro SD slot, although it isn't clear how much flash memory it has internally.This is an Android 4.0 device (although remember that Android 4.1 is now available on some rival devices) and as such it has dispensed with the physical buttons on the front, reserving an area of the screen for them instead. All the usual Android features are here such as WiFi, 3.5G support, GPS, Bluetooth and USB connectivity. There's a media player but no FM radio, but there is an HDMI port and when combined with the 720p HD display this should be a very decent portable media player.The ATRIX HD has inherited the Kevlar back from the RAZR, although it's a little thicker than the RAZR at 8.4mm thick with a footprint of 134 x 70mm. The ATRIX HD weighs 140 grams and comes with a 1780 mAh battery.

Nikon D3200 - Capture smiley face

Nikon had a great year in 2011, topping both the DSLR and compact camera charts. The former came via the Nikon D3100, the company's entry-level offering with a 14.2 million pixel sensor, which is a great way in for those looking to get serious about their photography.There's lots of interesting technology crammed into the relatively small body of the Nikon D3200, including things that have trickled down from its more expensive bodies.These include features such as the Ex peed 3 processing engine, which promises to deliver quicker processing, low noise and a range of frame rates for Full HighDefination video recording.other detail are given below..

• 24.2 MP
• CMOS Image Sensor
• Full HD Recording
• 3 inch TFT LCD
• ISO 100 – ISO 6400 Sensitivity
• 35 mm Equivalent Focal Length: 27–82.5 mm
• f/3.0–f/5.6 Aperture

The Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 for Windows 8

Lenovo has really been upping its game this decade. It has generally been the fastest-growing PC company in a world that seems to think PCs are dead. Apparently, Lenovo never got that memo and is doing pretty damn well as a result. Last week, it announced its Windows 8 halo product, the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 for Windows 8.

The Lenovo Tablet 2 is the product that now sets the gold standard for Windows 8, in that it is lighter than the iPad, almost as thin, has similar battery life, and still runs a full suite of Windows products, including all the new ones from the Windows 8 app store.
Lenovo didn't rip off any Apple designs either; its design language is an updated variant of the ThinkPad classic look.
Lenovo typically builds the most robust business laptops in the market, and I'm expecting similar things from this product, which also conforms to security and management requirements in large enterprises.

Sony Vaio E-series notebook

The Vaio E-series does look quite powerful. This is powered by the Intel Core i5–2450M (2.5GHz) processor, with the Turbo Mode taking it to 3.1GHz. There is 4GB of RAM to help this along. Just to make it clear, this isn’t from the latest Ivy Bridge series of processors, but the previous gen Sandy Bridge oneThe moment this laptop emerges from the box, your attention is going to get torn between multiple visual elements. The first is the black finish that gets a thin red border almost around all sides of the laptop. The second one is the lid is slightly smaller than the base area, which is a standout design.The matte black finish does have a slightly shiny element to it, but doesn’t catch dust and scratches, since it isn’t exactly a glossy finish. On the lid is the small Sony logo and a bigger VAIO logo in the middle.Framing the lid is a red stripe. Open it, and the same matte finish carries on around the keyboard and on the bezel, albeit in silver colour. This finish does spill over for a bit to where the keypad begins.Port placement is spread around the side spines – 4 USB ports (all 3.0 variety), HDMI out, Ethernet as well as the optical drive. No experimentation with placing the ports on the back. The cooling vent seems to be quite generous, and actually it is needed, since the machine inevitably heats up when taxed.

Sony Xperia Go

Sony Xperia Gois The device is really slim at 9.8mm thin and really light too weighing a mere 110 grams. It is lighter than the HTC One V (read our review) and the Motorola Atrix 2 (read our review) that weigh 115 grams and 147 grams respectively.
On the face of the Sony Xperia Go is the 3.5-inch display with a resolution of 480x320 pixels. Even though the resolution of the display seems a bit less, it is enough to get the job done as the LED display is quite crisp to use in day to day activities.Below the display rest the standard three touch sensitive buttons – back, home and menu.
In terms of connectivity, the Sony Xperia Go has the on/off/sleep/wake button at the top. The microUSB port rests on the right of the device and the headphones jack rests on the left. The best part is that these ports are well covered by rubber flaps sealing them from dust and external hazards. Even though it is nice that the ports are covered, they are rubber finish that acts as a cover is inconvenient to remove each time. The right of the device also houses the volume rocker. There is no dedicated camera button on the device and this is missed.All in all, the Xperia Go has a candy bar form factor and the design isn’t stellar enough to turn heads. But that's the price you pay for a rugged build. The phone is capable of surviving quite a few drops and bumps.

Huawei to start smartphone manufacturing in India

Huawei is planning to start production of smartphones for the Indian market in its Chennai plant, helping it expand its presence in the country to over 200 cities and 20,000 outlets, in three years. Huawei right now has a presence in over 35 Indian cities , with 2,500 outlets across the country.

Currently, Huawei’s Chennai plant makes networking equipment, such as the recently introduced E355 data card with Wi-Fi hotspot support. The company is reportedly doing quality testing and strengthening logistics channels before it embarks on smartphone production.

Speaking to the Financial Chronicle, Victor Shan, President of Huawei India’s device business department, said: "Low-level feature phones are preferred in rural areas while smartphones are preferred in tier I and tier II cities." Tier I cities reportedly account for 60 percent of its smartphone sales.

According to Shan, the Indian market has a large demand “smartphone look-alikes”, which are priced at less than Rs. 10,000, yet offer form factors and features of smartphones. They make up roughly 80% of Huawei’s mobile phone sales in the country.

Survey reveals, price is the biggest barrier for 3G services adoption in India

After much deliberation, the 3G auctions concluded in May 2010, the first private 3G service began their rollout by Q1 2011. It’s been nearly one and half years since the 3G services began their proliferation of the Indian mobile data market, with a slowly growing infrastructure accompanied by a steady drop in prices.

Our poll was conducted to gauge just how well 3G services have penetrated the Indian market, and finding out what were the primary reasons that consumers shied away from them. We asked you, ‘Are you using mobile 3G services in India?’

533 readers, or 34 percent of the respondents, said ‘Yes.’ This figure also contains those readers who use 3G services, but are not necessarily happy with them. Of the 1579 poll takers, only 91, or 6% said ‘No, I don’t need 3G.’

The highest number of votes (704) was cast by readers (44%) who chose the option ‘No, it’s too expensive right now,’ plainly indicating that a large portion of the demographic for 3G services finds them unaffordable. About 16% of the votes, cast by 251 readers, chose “No, the 3G coverage in India is awful,” indicating that the telecom operators have a long way to go, at least in public perception, before they can provide comprehensive 3G cover across the major portions of the country.

Karbonn Smart Tab 2: An Android ICS Tablet

Karbonn’s recent offering, Smart Tab 2 will run on the Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, and is upgradeable to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The tablet will sport a 7 inch capacitive with 5 point multitouch display. It will be equipped with a 1.2 GHz Xburst processor and 4 GB internal memory, which can be expanded to 32 GB with a micro SD card slot.

The Smart Tab 2 will have a 2 MP camera and will come preloaded with apps like Karbonn Smart games and browser. The tablet will be powered by a 3700 mAh battery and have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G (through dongle) connectivity features.

HTC Desire VT

HTC Desire VT is a version of the Desire V made for the Chinese market. It works on GSM and TD-SCDMA 3G used by China Mobile. Rest of the specs are unchanged and include a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera, HSPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, GPS, Bluetooth and a memory card slot.

Among the latest models of HTC cellphones, one and the latest name is HTC Desire VT that would target to Chinese Market first. It ensures another reason to like the brand with stunning sleek design with astonishing attributes. 

Front is fitted with the 4.0inches capacitive touch screen. Focusing on the speed of application, HTC Desire VT will integrated with the latest Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) which  keeps everything runs smoothly. Large internal memory 4 GB storage, 512 MB RAM makes capable to take the load of all your data. Duality of the numbers achieve comfortably with Dual Sim attribute.

Top 5 Best Selling Triple SIM Phones

When it comes to Indian consumers, they are considered to be more practical and they always opt for a device upgrade, when it is a ‘value for money. ‘ May be, that is the reason why dual-SIM smartphones are earning high sales figures for their respective manufacturers and they sell more in India as compared to any other country in the world.
Hence, analyzing the consumer buying behavior, the consumer goods manufacturers have introduced budget friendly Triple SIM handset lineups trying to cater the needs of their customers more efficiently.
Well, if you are also the one, who goes with the ‘value for money’ mantra instead of flaunting expensive handsets, then here is list the Top 5 hottest selling Triple SIM mobile phones in India at a much affordable price range.
Flip through the pages and find out which one will suit you.

Intex I Buddy tablet Available for Pre-Order

A latest addition to the steadily growing entry level tablet segment is Intex I Buddy tablet. The device comes from the brains of Intex Technologies, a leading computer hardware and mobile manufacturer in India.
The new tablet is a successor to Intex’s best seller product Intex I Tab. Intex I Buddy tablet is available for pre-order at Infibeam.com for an attractive price tag of Rs. 6,490.Infibeam is providing free home delivery and cash on delivery facility for the tablet. Purchasers of this tablet will get a complementary MID Keyboard case worth Rs. 2,590.
Intex I Buddy tablet follows a sleek design with 9mm thickness and is extremely lightweight at 316 grams. The device features a 7 inch capacitive touchscreen which supports a resolution of 800 x 400 pixels. The tablet sports a 1GHz single core processor along with a 512 MB DDR3 RAM. Graphics is powered by Mali 400 GPU which clocks at 350 MHz. A front camera of 0.3 Mega pixels is included for occasional video chatting.

How To Install Android 4.1.On Galaxy S3 Through Leaked ROM?

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S3, its flagship smartphone in May as a biggest threat to the Android heavyweights in the smartphone arena. The handset with its massive display and exclusive features made the enormous heads turn towards itself.

A month after the smartphone’s release, Google unveiled the next iteration of its Android operating system, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which created a crave among the users to have Jelly Bean on their Galaxy S3 handsets.

Relatively, on Thursday a leaked build of the OS surfaced in the tech media world claiming to give users “the chance to test the first Jelly Bean ROM by Samsung.”

A video on YouTube has been posted by AndroidMX, which looks like an evidence to prove that Samsung is working hard on the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean upgrade for the Galaxy S3. In the video, a Galaxy S3 handset is seen running an early build of the Jelly Bean ROM which is quite stable and resembles a final release build. This early ROM build is dubbed i9300XADLG4.

The build in the video shows all the features of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – Project Butter, Google Now, Google’s voice search, virtual keyboard and expanded notifications. Also, a new clock (in line with JB vanilla) in the notification bar, a function called “Dormant mode”, a couple of new Live Wallpapers, “Palm swipe” allowing screenshot, Reboot into “safe mode”, however, there were some bugs as well.

According to SamMobile report they faced “some troubles, for instance the internal SDCARD got formatted and some apps can’t be installed due to problems with smdl2tmp1.asec (which can’t be found at all).”

These problems could also be local to the specific device. A good suggestion is to prepare a backup of everything prior flash,” said the report.

At the same time, the site also provided the steps for flashing the ROM. Although, the user should be careful enough to know a some important points before attempting flashing.

Nokia Lumia 610

The most affordable Windows smartphone from Nokia yet, the Nokia Lumia 610 takes advantage of the latest "Tango" release of Windows Phone 7.5, aimed at making Windows available on more modest smartphones.

Priced at just €189 before tax and subsidy, the Lumia 610 is a fair bit cheaper than the Lumia 710 and an awful lot less than Nokia Lumia 800. But then, the hardware is a lot less powerful too, the Lumia 610 only has an 800 MHz processor, 256MB of RAM and 8GB of internal memory, plus a mid-sized 3.7" 480 x 800 pixel TFT display.

On the back is a 5 megapixel camera capable of VGA resolution video capture, and on the front.. is no camera at all, because Windows doesn't yet support it. All the usual smartphone features are here including GPS, 3.5G and WiFi support, Bluetooth, a multimedia player, a web browser plus some pocket versions of Microsoft Office. One key selling feature with the Nokia Lumia range is Nokia's own mapping application, included as well on the Nokia Lumia 610.

The Lumia 610 measures 119 x 62 x 12mm and weighs 132 grams. The 1300 mAh battery is quoted as giving up to 9.5 hours talk time and 30 days standby time on 3G, which is pretty impressive if accurate.

Sony to Launch PlayStation Mobile

Sony is all set to introduce its PlayStation Mobile for users of selected Android devices. For those who do not know, PlayStation is currently aiming to link up with a new gaming platform aimed at mobile devices called PlayStation Mobile. 

The launch of the device will also witness the release of approximately 30 new PlayStation resembling titles for Android users. The device users will be provided with a PSN ID, similar to that of PlayStation Games in PC. Further, the users will also have to download games from Sony’s PlayStation Store. 

Sony has kept in place strict regulations for using their PlayStation services. Most important among is that it is available only to android devices having Sony’s PlayStation Certified License Program. This makes the PlayStation Mobile applicable for most of users having Sony’s mobile brands. 

Other list of Android devices currently certified by Sony’s PlayStation Certified License Program includes HTC One smartphones lineup including HTC One X and HTC One V etc. Recently smartphone brands such as WikiPad and Asus have also signed up with Sony for PlayStation Mobile which they expect has the ability to attract a huge base of users from the gaming community. Asus Transformer Pad is most likely to be the one to receive it first.

Microsoft revamps SkyDrive;Should Dropbox be scared?

As a measure to cope up with the increasing competition in the cloud storage segment, Microsoft has brought some remarkable modifications to SkyDrive.com, the browser based interface of its online cloud storage service Sky Drive.

The cloud storage service has evolved from the preview stage and has been turned into a fully functional service. The most visible change is made in the user interface which organizes the files and documents and presents them in a tile-based fashion similar to that of a Windows Phone and Windows 8. Apart from the modifications with visual elements, Microsoft has also incorporated a whole lot of new features like instant search, a contextual toolbar and multiple select and drag and dropping options.

Sky Drive app for Android will reach the customer base in the next few weeks and will have features similar to that of the Sky Drive apps available on iOS and Windows Phone. Apart from browsing, uploading and sharing of files, users will also be able to open Sky Drive files from other apps, and upload and save files from other apps to Sky Drive.

Developers who are looking out for ways to integrate Sky Drive into their apps will also reap benefits from the revamp of the service. Sky Drive is slowly transforming itself into a beneficial cloud service; however it remains to be seen if it manages to make its mark in the segment ruled by Dropbox.

Now Google adds support for Hindi, Chinese and Russian in Google Docs

In a recent development, Google has added extended support for Hindi, Russian and Chinese languages in Google Docs with the launch of its new text input tool . With this new text input tool, users across India, China and Russia can from now on type in their own native language. Google team was quoted as saying, “Depending on the language you’re typing in, the tool will allow you to input text using the phonetic spelling of a word or using a virtual keyboard that mirrors your physical keyboard.”

The new text input tool is designed to provide users with a wide range of word choices within a list. A user can choose a word from the given list by tapping on it. Users can navigate through the list with their keyboard arrows. A word can be selected by choosing the ‘Enter’ button. The preferred word can be selected also by typing the number provided next to the word in the list.

Another major improvement in the text input tool is the presence of a virtual keyboard which will appear on the screen. This feature allows users to enter the preferred characters with ease. The text input tool can be activated especially in two ways.

• One of the method to activate the text input tool is by tapping on its icon
• For users having a Mac computer, tap ‘Cmd+Shift+K’
• For users having a PC, tap ‘Ctrl + Shift + K’ for activating the text input tool

The new text input tool also allows users to set up a physical keyboard capable of mirroring the virtual keyboard. This feature allows users for typing the non-Latin characters with ease. The introduction of the three new phonetic input methods is expected to provide more ease of use for native users of India, China and Russia.

Windows 8 evaluation for developers

Windows 8 Enterprise 90-day evaluation is available to developers to build and test Windows 8 apps on the final version of Windows 8. After installing Windows 8, go to the Windows Dev Center developer downloads page to install Visual Studio 2012 and related tools to build Windows 8 apps.

This evaluation provides a 90-day trial of Windows 8 Enterprise edition. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are available as ISO images in the following languages: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), English, English (UK), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), and Spanish. In order to use this evaluation, you must register and the product must be activated online with Microsoft-hosted activation and validation services. Microsoft does not provide technical support for this software.

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Windows 8 works on the same hardware that powers Windows 7:

• Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
• RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit)
• Hard disk space: 20 GB
• Graphics card: Microsoft DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM driver

LG Optimus L5

All the usual Android features are here too such as WiFi, 3.5G and Bluetooth connectivity, GPS with turn-by-turn navigation plus access to a massive range of downloadable applications.

There are two variations of the Optimus L5, a dual-SIM version for Asia, Central and South America, the CIS and Middle East and a NFC-equipped single-SIM version for North America and the rest of Europe. If you live in Europe and want a dual-SIM version, it might be possible to get one from a specialist company.

The Optimus L5 is a smart looking and quite slim device measuring 118 x 67 x 9.5mm. The design is somewhat reminiscent of the old LG Chocolate range, and it can probably best be described as good looking but unmemorable.

No guidance was given on how much the Optimus L5 will cost, but given the relative prices of the L3 and L7, we would expect to see this coming in at a little less than €200 SIM-free when it hits the markets later this month.

Google Nexus 7

The Google Nexus 7 is an Android 4.1 ("Jelly Bean") tablet with a seven inch display, available for pre-order in most English-speaking countries right now and due to start shipping in the US in July.

This form factor has proven very popular with the Amazon Kindle Fire, in part because a 7" tablet is easier to hold than a 10" one, and in part because a 7" tablet is also very much cheaper to buy. With prices starting at $199 in the US (with a $25 Google Play voucher at launch) and £159 in the UK (with a £15 voucher), the Nexus 7 is a very affordable device.
The display on the Nexus 7 is a 7" 800 x 1280 pixel panel with scratch-resistant Corning glass. There's a front-facing 1.2 megapixel camera for video calling but no camera on the back. Inside is a powerful quad-core Tegra 3 processor coupled with 1GB of RAM. The Nexus 7 has a choice of 8GB or 16GB of internal non-expandable flash storage, which isn't a massive amount, and therefore it's a shame that there is no microSD slot.
Google's main competitor here is Amazon rather than Apple, and it's likely in part that Google have seen that Amazon's Kindle Fire product is very good at driving consumers to make more purchases (such as books and videos) from Amazon, and Google would quite like a slice of that business for themselves.

whts next in Android?

Many customers are still stuck waiting for a promised upgrade to Android 4.0 from Android 2.3. The release of Android 4.1 only serves to underline how bad the situation is for some owners. In some cases the promised upgrades have been cancelled, in most cases they are taking a lot longer than originally anticipated. In our view, the only reliable way to get a handset running Android 4.1 will be to buy a handset running Android 4.1 out of the box.
The radically different approach to Windows Phone may also present a problem to manufacturers who will have to go off and redesign their handsets from scratch. In the long term this move is likely to give Microsoft a significant strategic advantage, but Microsoft's partners are likely to be unhappy about having to start again with their smartphone designs. However, several manufacturers have shown commitment to this, and Microsoft have a reasonable chance of some success.