Leaked image of iPhone 5 schematic reveals a 4-inch display

It seems that when it rains, it pours. Shortly after leaked images of what is believed to be the casing of the iPhone 5, another image has surfaced showing the schematics of the upcoming Apple flagship smartphone.

Windows Phone 7.5 Refresh a.k.a Tango slated for a June release

Nokia’s Lumia 610 will be the first Windows Phone 7.5 Tango or Refresh as it will be officially called, to hit Indian shelves for an estimated price tag of just Rs.11,000. If this actually happens then it’s going to give stiff competition to the mainstream Androids that are currently enjoying the limelight in this price segment. We’ve now learnt, through a Windows centric Spanish blog, that Microsoft will be officially launching Windows Phone 7.5 Refresh sometime in June. This update is designed for low-end WP7 devices that are fitted with 256MB RAM and slower processors making them cheaper to produce while delivering similar experience as Windows Phone Mango.

Report states Galaxy S III will not be very different from the S II

What Next ??

There have been a lot of rumours in the recent past about the Samsung Galaxy S III and one of the hottest topics regarding the smartphone is with respect to its design. From numerous leaked images in the past, indications have pointed to a complete design overhaul and one of these rumours had suggested that the brand would ditch the home button as the latest version of Android does not require it. However, these reports had been rubbished by newer rumours thereby indicating that the much awaited smartphone will indeed feature the home button. However, the hopes of a design change are something potential consumers are certainly looking forward to but the latest report by CNET may disappoint those who are expecting this.

Alleged official Samsung Galaxy S III picture leaks…again!

Another day, another Galaxy S III rumour - this time from a Dutch site. GSM Helpdesk Netherlands have managed to get their hands on what appears to be, a pretty legit photo of the Samsung’s upcoming pride and joy. The picture is supposed to be an official press image handed to them by a very kind mystery tipster who probably is working in Samsung’s PR or marketing team. The image is pretty much identical to the one that was leaked a few days back.

Samsung Galaxy S III rumoured to support wireless charging

The rumour mills continue to churn speculations about, what’s possibly the mobile industry's most anxiously awaited Android. There’s a good reason for all this excitement as Samsung’s previous two Galaxy S smartphones have been huge successes, so there’s a lot of pressure on Samsung to raise the bar one more time. The Galaxy S III was a no-show at MWC, but that’s only becoz Samsung will be hosting their own event on March 22nd, where in all prob.,the S III will be revealed. Coming back to our latest rumour, the new droid is said to support wireless charging, and none of that last-gen inductive charging nonsense.

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.”

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.

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.

Apple May Partner With Existing Cable Operators For iTV

Apple's iTV ventures has aroused a lot of speculation from users and investors alike. While Apple hasn't officially given away much of the details, a number of analysts have presented all the options that Apple may avail in going forward with this venture. Recently, Peter Misek, a Wall Street analyst with Jefferies provided a kind of 'what is' analysts for Apple's iTV ventures. Misek presents the many different options that Apple may avail in getting it's content for iTV.

The first option, Misek said, could be that Apple partners with existing cable operators and carriers. In this way, Apple brings to iTV all the content that is being provided by other content providers, but at the same time Apple has the advantage of it’s content directly from iTunes. Moreover, Apple can revamp the interface and embed it deep into it’s own ecosystem. This will definitely make Apple’s iTV services far better than the current market competitors. This, according to Misek, is the most likely route that Apple is going to take.

Hyundai A7 Tab Price in India-7″ Android Tablet Slate by Hyundai Features & Specifications

Hyundai Chinese based Tablet maker has come up with a new device, Hyundai A7 Android Tablet. The device is powered by 1.5 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM  and runs on Android 4.0 ice cream sandwich. It also has 7 inch display, 8 GB internal storage, HDMI output, Bluetooth and GPS support.

Hyundai Hasnt officially announced its launch in india but hype created and demand raising in tablet market for Hyundai a7 because of its Lowest price but it also suffers with some drawbacks like No GPS and BLUETOOTH which is common need of everyone these times. Apart from these 2 Features hyundai a7 Have Awesome features with Promising battery packup upto 6 hours. The other thing that is most attractive in this tablet is that it Runs on  ANDROID 4.0 ice cream sandwich and comes with 8gb internal memory,512 Mb Ram and powered by Allwinner A10 1.5 GHz processor

Hyundai A7 Android ICS tablet for $79

Hyundai released a 7 inch tablet with Android Ice Cream Sandwich and it will cost you approximately $79!

Hyundai A7 has a pretty good specification for a tablet. Hyundai A7 powered by Allwinner A10 1.5 GHz processor. In addition, Hyundai A7 was embedded with 512MB of RAM and 8GB of internal memory. The tablet with 800×480 display resolution is also equipped with other features like the ability to play Full HD movies (1080p), HDMI output, 3G, and the SD & TF Card slot. Unfortunately, this tablet is not equipped with GPS and Bluetooth.

It also runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, which makes it almost value for money for its modest specifications. This device is priced with an affordable price, 499 Yuan or about $79. Up to now, Hyundai A7 is still only marketed in China, there has been no information whether this device will be marketed in other countries.

Samsung i9300 Could This Be Galaxy S3?

Rumors about the Samsung Galaxy S III is not so new. In fact, Samsung reportedly will announce this third generation Galaxy s later in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Although there’s still no certainty about it, but it seems that what is on the official website of Samsung can be a powerful indication that the Galaxy S III will indeed be released in the near future.

A Smartphone with code name GT-i9300 is in the list of Mobiles on Samsung website. This Smartphone mysteriously appeared at the Global Download Center in the United Emirates Arab site. According to Us, if Samsung named the smartphone with i93xx series then possibly it will become a new model considering the Galaxy S uses i90xx, i91 is the Galaxy S II, i9250 is Nexus Galaxy, and i9220 is the  Galaxy Note.

Apple iPad 3 countdown: how to tell if Apple is about to launch a new product

In the world of technology, rumours and speculation surround every company ahead of a new product launch, regardless of what the company says or does.

We’ve had no word from Samsung on the upcoming Galaxy S3, and yet we all love debating what it will and won’t have.

But the rumour mill is never more in overdrive than it is with Apple. The US tech giant only releases a few products each year, yet we talk about these non-existent devices until the cows come home.

This year, the two big products for Apple are the iPad 3 and the iPhone 5. As usual, we’ve had no word from Apple itself, but that has never stopped us before.

Apple’s silence over its products is an excellent marketing tool, fuelling the flames of speculation to build up a juggernaut of hype.

Samsung Galaxy S3 could be just a month away

Will they or won't they? That's the question on everybody's lips as conflicting reports clash over the launch of the hotly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S3.

We had our fingers crossed the S3 would be revealed in the next month, until reports began to surface that the S3 will be delayed. Now it seems Samsung is still trying to make up its mind.

The Verge reports that the S3 won't be unveiled in February. But notorious Russian blogger Eldar Murtazin reckons not only will the phone be unveiled next month, it'll be in shops in April.

It's now a month until Mobile World Congress, the annual mobile trade show where phone companies gather in Barcelona to showcase their wares for the coming year. The S3 could take a bow there, but there a few reasons Samsung may decide to hold back.

The expected S3 will be the follow-up to the smash-hit Samsung Galaxy S2, the biggest Android smart phone going. The S2 was announced at MWC in February last year, so a year later would be a logical time for the S3 to take a bow.

Lenovo’s IdeaPad Yoga 13 with Windows 8: Ultrabook And Tablet in one Gadget

We were back at Lenovo’s suite today and got a chance to spend a bit more time with a laptop that we didn’t get around to discussing on Tuesday. We’ve covered the ThinkPad and IdeaTab already, but we haven’t spent any time on the IdeaPad line. Where ThinkPad primarily targets business users, IdeaPad is a consumer line. There were plenty of IdeaPad laptops on display, but the one that really stood out is their Yoga 13 laptop. It won’t launch until Windows 8 is released, but already it’s looking to be one of the more promising ultrabooks.

Like all ultrabooks, the Yoga 13 is very thin. Intel requires a 13.3” (or smaller) ultrabook to be at most 18mm thick, but there’s a provision that says if a laptop has a touchscreen, it can be up to 20mm thick. Well, Lenovo’s IdeaPad Yoga 13 includes a touchscreen, but it still comes in at just 17mm thick. It also manages to do all this without sacrificing battery life, as Lenovo still rates the Yoga for over eight hours of battery life.

Better, faster Aakash-II to come in April: Government

After fighting criticism coming in from most quarters over the poor performance of the Aakash tablet, both in terms of its build quality and usability, the government today revealed that a better version of the tablet is expected to come out in April, this year. HRD Minister, Kapil Sibal who has been the force behind the entire project was quoted as saying, "In order to cater to the huge demand, we need several manufacturers to manufacture Aakash. We are enhancing the specifications on the basis of feedback we have received from the first version of Aakash. So we want to make sure that the upgraded product caters to the need of the customers… We have involved ITI in order to upgrade it… We will be able to bring in Aakash-II by April."

 

Being referred to as the Aakash-II at the moment, the new tablet hopes to fill the gaps left gaping open by its predecessor - the Aakash tablet; and offer a better, and a faster experience. The Aakash tablet, ever since it launched has been finding itself facing both appreciation and criticism.

Lenovo ThinkPad likely to taste Ice Cream Sandwich

If you own the Lenovo Thinkpad, then you may be delighted with this piece of news. Lenovo’s Thinkpad users in India are expected to soon get a bite of the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, reports Zee News. So, despite the steady inflow of newer models, Lenovo definitely doesn’t plan to dump the older ones.

         Moreover, recently Lenovo's Social Media Program Manager, Mark Hopkins, posted on the company’s official forum,”I believe that our current course will be to go directly to Android 4.0 (ICS) on this product and I believe that will still be a few months away.  Hopefully I'll have some official words to give on that soon. In the meantime, we are continuing to work on interim OTA updates to address issues raised by the community.”

Google TV Nexus – The next for Android technology

The Nexus branding has been synonymous with Samsung for the last two years with the brand releasing their flagship handset from Google. However, according to a report by Engadget, it appears that Google and LG are working together to build a compatible television set. The report cites an interview they did with Google TV Product Manager, Rishi Chandra in which he states that the focus for them is to centre on increasing the ability to personalize user experience and further enhance content discovery.

n a related report, sources have informed Bloomberg that LG appears to be in the forefront by using this Android technology with television sets.