Intex launches new touch phone, the Sense

Intex Technologies, one of the companies dealing in IT hardware, consumer electronics and mobile phones have launched "The Sense" – a touchscreen phone with a 3.2-inch display. It comes with the Intex Application Store, the WStore, and is preloaded with 41 International and popular games (Doodle Jump, Angry Birds, Gears of War, Need for Speed, Gogo Box, Guns & Glory, etc). The phone is also a good option for avid book readers, as it has some books stored inside, ranging from classic to fiction and from thriller to general science. Additionally, the user can save upto 500 books in the secondary storage of the phone. It has an inbuilt memory of 79 MB and comes with a 4GB microSD card.

INTEX - THE SENSE

Leaked image hints at Samsung Galaxy S III Leaked image hints at Samsung Galaxy S III

The Samsung Galaxy S III - the most anticipated smartphone in recent times has been revealed in a leak. Or has it? If a report by BGR is to be believed, then what you are looking at is most probably the Samsung Galaxy S III. The website has received some ‘exclusive’ details and information that has helped them ‘paint’ a more complete picture. Samsung galaxy S III (Expected)

Nokia Launched Its first Low cost Dual sim Mobile - Nokia 101

Competing with other Companies Nokia also entered into dual sim range phones a while ago but it didn't worked well for Nokia and so Nokia worked hard and came up with a model targeting Rural youth and people to buy it, So Nokia launched its NOKIA 101 at very low cost just for Rs.1500 which includes Audio player in it.

The Nokia 101 is Nokia’s fifth dual SIM device in the last three months and is the most affordable to date. The dual SIM functionality enables users to connect to two different networks to receive calls and messages.

Nexus Tablet the next step in Android’s evolution

We are at that time of the year again when the iPad’s latest avatar is about to be unveiled and the entire tech world is rife with rumors ranging from whether it will have a Retina Display and LTE to whether it will have the quad core A6 processor or something else entirely. And why shouldn’t people be excited about the iPad 3’s release? After all it was the original iPad's release that created a market for tablets and since then the iPad has ruled the roost when it comes to this segment of mobile computing devices.

But in 2011 when HP decided to clear its stock of the Touchpad by offering it on sale for $99, the entire inventory of tablets was lapped up in a matter of hours. The launch of the no frills Kindle Fire as a cheap multimedia consumption device for $199 showed that there was indeed a market for these low cost devices that served their core purpose. The sale of these devices has brought about a change in the market with every major seller beginning to offer a midsize tablet under $200. Those like Barnes and Noble took up this challenge and began offering their tablets for $199 backed by their online content stores. Whereas those like BlackBerry resorted to fire sales for their PlayBooks to ensure the presence of their devices in the hands of the consumers.

Google with its Android operating system now currently rules the smartphone arena. It has been the tablet market that has remained elusive to Android. Though the bestselling tablet after iPad has been the Android-based Kindle Fire, it is not really Android in the real sense because it does not offer access to all Google’s services and restrict’s content to Amazon. Thus the sale of Kindle Fire doesn’t do Google any good. So the tablets which are Android in the real sense like ones from Samsung or Asus are usually a hit and miss and haven't really tasted the success like that of the iPad or the Kindle Fire.

800 crore setup to aid government in tracking all web traffic

Security for Govt. Sites

Deeply troubled by the growing instances of terror attacks in the country, and their inability to deal with it in the absence of a sophisticated system has driven the government to take some tough steps. Now, Times of India reports that the government is in the process of setting up the National Cyber Coordination Centre (NCCC), an Internet scanning agency that will essentially monitor all the web traffic passing through all the Internet service providers operating in the country, for the government. The NCCC can then, in an event of a possible security threat to the nation issue 'actionable alerts' to the government, prompting quick action. A meeting, which took place on February 3, 2012, at the National Security Council Secretariat under the PMO, discussed the NCCC in detail. According to the report, the NCCC will, essentially "scan whole cyber traffic flowing at the point of entry and exit at India's international internet gateways".

Over 1 lakh pre-bookings for BSNL tablet, already!

Just last week, reports about the launch of the tablet trio, following a BSNL-Pantel Technologies partnership became public. Now, the Mobile Indian reports that the tablet has since been subject to a lot of appreciation from the masses; and all that has been showing in the several pre-booking requests, totaling to roughly over a lakh that the tablets are currently enjoying. Quoting Virendra Singh, Managing Director of Noida-based, Pantel Technologies, the report stated, "We have received more than one lakh pre booking orders over phone and online for the three tablets which we have launched in association with BSNL." That is not all. Reportedly, apart from the 1 lakh plus pre-bookings that the tablets have received already; there is an additional 2 lakh tablet order from Sahara India, which definitely will have people sit up and take notice.

Yahoo threatens Facebook as social media patent war looms

Yahoo has demanded licensing fees from Facebook for use of its technology, the companies said on Monday, potentially engulfing social media in the patent battles and lawsuits raging across much of the tech sector.

Yahoo has asserted claims on patents that include the technical mechanisms in the Facebook's ads, privacy controls, news feed and messaging service, according to a source briefed on the matter.

Representatives from the two companies met on Monday and the talks involved 10 to 20 of Yahoo's patents, said the source, who was not aware of what specific dollar demands Yahoo may have made for licenses. Yahoo did not elaborate in an emailed statement on details of its discussions with Facebook, but indicated it would not flinch at taking the social networking giant to court over its patents.

Yahoo Vs FaceBook

BSNL Penta TPAD Tablets Don’t Bother Aakash

India’s Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has teamed up with Noida based Pantel Techno's to launch the Penta TPAD tablets. The tablets are officially labeled as Penta TPAD IS7O1R, Penta TPAD WS704C and Penta TPAD WS802C. Those who think that Aakash now has a competitor may note that the lowest priced TPAD will sell for Rs. 3250 which is quite a higher price as compared to Aakash’s Rs.2500 and 2999 price. Penta TPAD IS7O1R offers a nice 7″ real estate for Android 2.3 Gingerbread & uses 256 MB DDR2 of inbuilt RAM along with 3G dongle support, WiFi & 0.3 MP camera. The overall storage can be expanded to 32 GB using microSD card.

Penta TPAD WS704 too has 7″ display and upps the RAM to 512 MB. The processor (ARM11 IMAP210) operates at 1Ghz and the tablet runs on Android 2.3. BSNL’s offering 5GB data usage for Rs 750 on 3G & 7.5 GB data for Rs 250 on GPRS/EDGE.

Other features are same as its younger sibling with an exception of additional 1080p HD port. The cost of the tablet however is Rs.10k approx. Penta TPAD WS802C is bigger with 8″ display, has 512 MB RAM & a slightly faster processor (1.2 GHz).  Other features are similar and the tablet is priced at Rs 12,678.

All the tablets will ship with 1 year warranty. BSNL’s become second telecom network operator in India to launch its own tablets. Earlier Reliance had launched their own 3G tabets. Do you think BSNL’s TPAD tablets will capture attention? What Do you Say ??

BSNL to launch Penta T PAD IS 701R sports Tablet for Rs. 3,250

Yet another one joins the race. Bhartiya Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) have confirmed that they will soon launch their tablet trio in the market, in partnership with Noida-based, Pantel. However, the most interesting part is that the cheapest of these tablets would cost a user all of Rs.3,250, placing it just a few notches above UbiSlate 7, the commercial version of the Aakash tablet. The tablet, called BSNL Penta T PAD IS 701R sports a 7-inch display, and will essentially be an Android 2.3-based device. Reportedly, the tablet will be powered by a 1GHz processor and will come with 256 MB of RAM. Customers, according to the report will be able to enjoy special data plans and 3G services from BSNL, which the company will bundle with the tablet during sale. Click here, to know the features of the tablet. 

                        BSNL Penta T PAD

How to Trace Your Lost or Stolen Mobile Phone

Almost all every Individual using cellphones these days and it became a necessary Goodie. Along with the usage number of people losing their phones are also increasing day by day according to the recent surveys one will lose his phone at least once in 3 years of usage. Many of the people dont know what to do if they lost their phone. follow the steps below, That may work to get Your mobile phone Back.These 

Days If u lose your mobile..............??

This is how it works!!!!!!

Samsung to compete with Apple for digital education

Last month, Apple announced " iBooks 2.0" for the iPad, where users could avail of digital textbooks for far cheaper than purchasing hard copies. Now Samsung Electronics plans to get in the game and take on Apple in the digital textbook and education market. According to The Chosunilbo, Samsung is getting set to reveal what they're calling the "Learning Hub" at Mobile World Congress 2012, next week in Barcelona. The Learning Hub will be a learning platform, which will provide educational content for tablets. The content will include videos of lectures. Samsung says the aim of the platform is to replace paper textbooks in the classroom. A Samsung executive said, "We're going to launch the service in Korea late this month and then go global after April." The executive continued on to say that Samsung are consulting with major foreign educational content developers for potential collaboration. 

                                                                                                    Samsung Learning hub Application

iBooks 2 for the iPad allows users to buy textbooks for a maximum of $14.99 (approx Rs.734) a pop, which is about 80 percent cheaper than how much the average paper textbook costs in the U.S. Furthermore, users of the textbooks have access to interactive animations, diagrams, photos, videos and advanced navigation.

ViewSonic announces three dual SIM ICS smartphones ahead of MWC

ViewSonic is doing all that it takes to get noticed and how! A few days ahead of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, they’ve announced their upcoming smartphone line-up consisting of three dual SIM Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones and a singular tablet. Also, in what looks like quite a confusing move, they’ve got seemingly similar names to their smartphone to Apple’s iPhone line up. They’ve announced the ViewPhone 4S for starters. They’ve also got the ViewPhone 4E, the 5E and the G70, which is the tablet. Check out the specs for each of these tablets after the break.

ViewPhone 4S -Dual Sim Android Phones

How to Run Android apps on Windows

Most Android-based smartphone users would agree that they would prefer testing an app before downloading it to their phone. The reason behind this is usually to avoid unnecessary space hogging apps. Some users might also wish to play some of the cool mobile games available for the Android platform on their PC i.e. on a larger display. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how can your favorite Android apps on your Windows-based PC using a simple and free software called BlueStacks.BlueStacks is an app player for Windows, which can play Android apps faster than it can run on a phone and that too, on a full-screen. The app includes 10 pre-loaded apps and one can add up to 26 more apps of their choice. Favorite apps can be pushed directly from the phone onto the PC using an Android app via internet route.

Google Glasses may Launch in India Costing About Smartphone Price

It sounds like something out of a science fiction novel. Search engine giant Google is developing a pair of electronic glasses that can stream information directly to the user’s eyes in real time.

The glasses, to be launched by the end of the year, will be more like smartphones with the lenses serving as a kind of see-through computer monitor.

Loaded with a low-resolution, built-in camera, the Google glasses “will be able to monitor the world in real time and overlay information about locations, surrounding buildings and friends who might be nearby,” a New York Timesreport said.

“You will be able to check in to locations with your friends through the glasses,” a Google employee told the Times. Google would not confirm whether the ultra-modern eyewear is in development.

The report also says that the state-of-the-art spectacles, not designed for constant wear, will display information via a heads-up display “in an augmented reality view, rather than as a Web browser page like those that people see on smartphones.”

Ubuntu comes to Android

Ubuntu has come to Android phones! Before you go, ‘Does that mean I can boot Ubuntu on my Android phone? Or, does that mean I can get dual booting on my Android phone?’ let's clear out a few things. Canonical has announced Ubuntu for Android and the full scale deployment will be displayed at the Mobile World Congress. Here’s what you’ll get to see. If your Android has Ubuntu installed, you can boot the Ubuntu operating system onto your monitor every time you connect the smartphone using a dock. On its own, the OS is neatly hidden under the hood, so when you’re using your phone, you’ll have your regular Android stuff loading up. It’s somewhat similar to what Motorola has tried in the recent past, with their Webtop accessories, but this is on a more universal level.

Also, whenever your phone is connected, it’s not a stripped down version of Ubuntu that you’ll get to see, but, it will be the exact same thing that you see on a desktop running Ubuntu, with no compromises, whatsoever. Browsers like Chrome, Firefox and their Unity UI, everything will be available on your desktop. What’s interesting to note is that your core details, including SMS, voice calls and contacts will be shared between the two, so there’ll be some good amount of consistency.

HP launches Folio 13 Ultrabook in India - Specifications & Cost

Hp Folio - Slim and Light

HP launched its first Ultrabook, the HP Folio 13. It features a thin and light design, superior battery life (up to 9.5hrs), good security options and a responsive solid state hard drive to boot. Measuring less than 0.75-inch thin and utilizing an ultra slim 13.3-inch (33.782 cms) diagonal high-definition (HD) BrightView display, the Folio 13 weighs just 1.5kg, making it very portable.  

The notebook will be powered by Intel’s newest Core processors and will also include Intel Rapid Start Technology, which provides ultra-low power consumption when not in use and a fast resume time, when needed – saving time, while extending battery life and stand-by time. You also get a backlit keyboard for mobile users who work in low-light conditions.

Galaxy Ace 2 & Mini 2 SmartPhones Announced – Specs & Photos

Samsung today announced the launch of two new mobile phones which will be the successor of earlier existing model. The Galaxy Mini and Galaxy Ace both are successful and known mobile phone from the Samsung. Galaxy Ace in particular has got critical acclaim like Galaxy S and S II mobile phone.

 A lot more things are scheduled for LG Electronics as compared to Samsung which is might just showcase the Galaxy Note 10.1 inches variant at Mobile World Congress.

 

Microsoft Attacks Google Apps Via 'Googlighting' Video

One day after Microsoft accused Google of bypassing cookie-related security features in its Internet Explorer browser, a Redmond-backed video has surfaced that attacks Google Apps.

The video, dubbed "Googlighting," channels the 80s TV show Moonlighting and was uploaded to YouTube by Microsoft yesterday. It features an over-confident salesman clad in a white suit and a multi-colored tie reminiscent of the Google logo. He arrives late to a pitch meeting and makes a rather half-assed attempt to sell Google Apps.

"Wait, you want us to be your lab rats?" a female executive asks the Google pitchman after he proposes rolling out Google Apps across her entire company. "Pioneer," he interjects.

Her line of questioning then attacks features Microsoft considers to be lacking in Google Apps, from spell check and sufficient offline access to frequent software updates.

"I could come to work and the software could be different than the day before?" the female exec asks.

"Different, better, completely gone, who knows what the future holds for Google Apps?" the Google employee responds.

A singer then emerges from the corner to suggest that Google's recent house-cleaning efforts might ultimately result in the demise of Google Apps. The search giant killed off Gears, Wave, and Buzz - why not Google Apps? "If Google Apps meets its grave, your business is hosed," the singer croons.

"Beware the Googlighting Stranger," the ad ends.

Microsoft Reveals SkyDrive Will Be Integrated Into Windows 8

There are not many Windows 8 features that excite me as much as the planned integration of Microsoft’s online storage and document editing service SkyDrive in the operating system. A new blog post over at the Building Windows 8 blog reveals how the Redmond company intents to integrate Sky Drive into the Windows operating system.

The post highlights three big features, and promises in the end that the announcement is not the end of it for Sky Drive in Windows.

The three big features that Microsoft announced today are a new SkyDrive Metro style app for Windows 8, SkyDrive file integration into Windows Explorer for Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8, and remote file access through SykDrive.

A Metro style SkyDrive app

This is the feature with the least appeal to me personally. I can however see that users who will make use of Metro actively will love it. The new SkyDrive app will launch with the Consumer Preview of Windows 8 at the end of February. Windows 8 users can see and access their files in the Metro user interface directly, on all PCs they have access to.

Cheapest Indian Android ICS tablet iBerry Auxus coming soon

Chennai based iBerry India , a brand associated with the manufacture of low cost Android tablets in the country, will launch its first Google Ice Cream Sandwich tablet for the Indian audience in the coming month.

iPad 2 vs. Kindle Fire: Top Consumer Gripes [VIDEO]

When shopping for a tablet, consumers often compare specs and the benefits of each device, including screen size and resolution, processor speed, battery life and software. But sometimes a gadget’s biggest draw — or its most exasperating feature — doesn’t make the spec list.

Scalado The ultimate Capturing Application

Have you ever snapped the perfect picture only to have it ruined by someone walking in the frame, or wanted to take an ex out of that awesome picture from your vacation? Well now you can with a new feature from the photo technology firm Scalado, called Scalado Remove. Their app is being called the world’s first optical removal software for smartphones. It builds a composite shot from multiple frames captured in swift succession, picking out possible flaws – such as passing cars or people – then lets you delete them with a tap of the screen.

Unbelievable New Camera Technology Erases People in the Background of Your Pictures - Scalada

We've all been there. You're setting up a shot that perfectly frames your friend against the background but as you snap your picture the people in the background start moving around and mess it all up. The picture is ruined, your friend looks like a bobbing ocean buoy amongst a sea of people and you hate everyone. Scalado thinks it's come up with a new camera technology that can fix that all too common situation, it's called Remove.

Windows Phone 8 'Apollo': What's new and noteworthy

We have seen the likes of Mango and Tango, but now it is time for the Windows Phone system's newest iteration in the form of 'Apollo'. Notching up to a full figure of 8 (from Windows Phone 7.6), the OS is set to go through some major improvements and alterations, as opposed to minor updates of the previous version. As a matter of fact, senior vice president and Windows Phone manager Joe Belfiore has contrived a video that clearly showcases the slew of changes to be brought on by this mobile platform. However, since the video belongs to the internal domain of Microsoft, we have listed out some of the new and noteworthy features of the one and only Apollo for your convenience.

Samsung launches three new dual-SIM smartphones, pricing revealed

The Duos might make it sound like two phones, but it actually stands for the dual-SIM. Here are the phones that Samsung has just launched – the Galaxy Ace Duos, the Galaxy Y Duos and the Galaxy Y Pro Duos. Let’s quickly see the specifications of each of these phones.

3 New Dual Sim Phones From Samsung

RIM finally agrees to set up server in India

Canada-based, Research in Motion (RIM), who're better known as the makers of the popular BlackBerry line of smartphones have, according to reports given in to the demands of the Indian government to set up servers in the country, affirms The Hindu. For those not in the know, the security agencies in the country found it difficult to monitor the brand's popular messaging service, BlackBerry Messenger, owing to the service's encrypted nature, giving the government sleepless nights. For over three years, the security agencies in the country have been trying to get the company to install local servers, so that they could access and monitor the stream of messages going back and forth to implement better security in the country. In one of our earlier reports, we had indicated that the government was very close to achieving this breakthrough move, but at that time, a confirmation was awaited.

NEW 2012 Waterproof Cameras — Features, Prices and Release Dates

There’s a lot to talk about in this 2012 waterproof cameras list.

There’s the sleek glass plated Sony TX200V, the highly anticipated Canon D20 and more importantly — the first ever waterproof camera with manual controls by Panasonic with the meaty metallic TS4.

Read on for a short summary of features, prices and release dates of all the waterproof cameras released in 2012.

1. Panasonic Lumix TS4

DSLR junkies can now rejoice — a waterproof camera with manual control is finally here.

Yes, it looks similar to the TS3. It also has a 2.7 inch screen and 4.6x zoom. But the 12.1 megapixel Panasonic TS4 now lets you select your own aperture and shooting speed, and it is the first and only waterproof camera of the kind so far.

HP launching ENVY 15 notebook in India

Hp introduced the redesigned ENVY 15 notebook PC that offers a blend of performance and style, all in a single package. Featuring a clean and definitive geometric design, the essence of the new HP ENVY 15 lies in the details and craftsmanship. The notebook sports an all-metal chassis with rounded edges in a classic black and silver finish.

The ENVY 15 now features the Radiance Backlit keyboard that provides illumination using individual LEDs dedicated to each keycap. The keyboard also works with a proximity sensor to illuminate when it detects a user approaching the notebook and deactivate after the user leaves.

Facebook 'makes people feel close'

Social media sites such as Facebook make people feel better about themselves, according to a US study

The majority of people have a positive experience of social networking sites and regularly experience kind gestures when using them, a study by Pew Internet, an American not-for-profit research organisation, has found.

10 Companies SOPA Could Destroy And Why

One of 2011′s most hotly contested political issues, the Stop Online Piracy Act, has spilled over into 2012. The language and far-reaching implications of the bill have caused high-profile workers within the entertainment industry to publicly oppose it; even supporters admit that it could vastly change the internet as we know it. Here are ten of the popular websites that could be potentially destroyed, should SOPA pass.

Facebook – Indisputably one of the most popular social networking sites in the history of the internet, Facebook boasts more than 800 million users around the globe. These users are currently able to post any link they like to their walls or those of their friends; those links can house legal and illegal content with no repercussions to the site itself. Under SOPA, advertizing revenue and any payments could be blocked for the entire network, should one complaint of infringing content be filed.

Apple Patent Reveals Plans for 3D on Steroids

Apple has filed a patent application for a 3D eye-tracking graphical user interface (GUI) for personal electronic devices like the iPhone and iPad.

The application, published Friday by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, describes technology that could be incorporated in the company's iOS mobile operating system for use with gaming, photography, video, biometrics, and surveillance applications, according to the Patently Apple blog, which spotted the filing.

Apple's proposed technology essentially uses various techniques to combine aspects of current 3D simulation for handheld devices with facial-recognition technologies, particularly eye-tracking, to create a more reliable and realistic 3D interface for users.

Current 3D simulation for gaming and other applications on handheld devices uses data from various instruments like accelerometers and gyrometers that are built into the devices to recreate "six-axis" positional information, the blog notes, while facial-recognition software has also been improved upon greatly in recent years for biometrics and other purposes.

Kindle for Android updated to version 3.4

Amazon has officially updated their seminal Android Kindle for Android Application today and brings the firmware version to 3.4. This new update brings only two major things to the tablet which are sure to make it an essential install.

The main thing that has changed with the application is the physical size. In past updates it blew up to over 10 MB and they have managed to bring it back down to about 8. It is not a huge difference but size does matter to some. The only other good option was the addition of  ‘real page numbers.’ This was a feature that mainly was developed last year and makes sure your ebook syncs up exactly the way the printed version does. In the past when you had an ebook and were on page 16, it would be different then the page 16 of a tangible book. This was mainly due to the formatting and the way the table of contents was laid out.  If you are in a bookclub or reading a textbook this is an install you will want to get.

Google Plans For Android Home-Own Branded Wireless Home Entertainment System

You may remember during last year’s Google I/O when Google showed off their vision for a fully connected living room, better known as “Android Home” That was all the way back in May, and if you’re wondering why you haven’t heard any news or rumblings from the Google camp, you wouldn’t be alone. Developers too, have been receiving the same silent treatment without so much as a peep from the boys at Google. But after some new developments reported from theWall Street Journal, we may now know why.

Google has been busy developing their very own wireless home-entertainment system — also known as Project Tungsten — to be marketed under big G’s own brand and will launch later this year. I know, it sounds a little far fetched seeing how Google normally likes to stay holed up in their cloud with their software and internet services, but it almost makes sense. Smartphones, televisions and now an entertainment hub — all connected to each other –  providing a seamless,wireless experience for the consumer.

How to Block a Sender in Gmail

Sometimes you may get unwanted mail that isn't necessarily spam.

While you can't currently block messages from specific addresses , you can set up a filter to send those unwanted messages directly to Trash.

Filtering Emails in Gmail

To set up a filter, follow these steps:

1. Click Create a filter under the search box at the top of any Gmail page.
2. Fill in the appropriate fields with the filter's criteria, and click Next Step.
3. Choose the action you'd like for these messages by checking the appropriate box. (In this case, we suggest checking Delete it.)
4. Click Create Filter.

How to Delete Gmail Account or Associated Accounts with it Permanently

Want to Delete Your Gmail account or disable the accounts connected with it then follow these steps to Do thae same.

To delete Gmail account permanently all you need to know the right place and method. Here is the method through which you can delete your Gmail account permanently.

Steps To Delete Gmail Account Permanently

• Sign in your Gmail  account and look for settings at the top right corner of the Gmail interface.
• Click on the Account Settings on top right