Friday, August 30, 2013
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Samsung Galaxy smartwatch will be released in the next week.Besides this reports have revealed that the battery life of this Samsung galaxy is 10 hours only.
The hotly-anticipated device will come with 10 hours of battery life, according to reports, meaning it would have to be charged every day.And the smartwatch will come with speakers integrated into the clasp, built in NFC and a Bluetooth connection.
Meanwhile, a source familiar with the product told The Telegraph that the smartwatch would be pushed as a companion to the Galaxy Note III, which will also be launched on 4 September.
The smartwatch will allow users to begin reading emails on their wrist and then continue at the point they stopped on their Samsung device, they said.The smartwatch is expected to come with a 2.5-inch, 320 x 320 OLED display, which Lee Young Hee - the company's executive vice president -confirmed earlier this week would not be flexible, contrary to earlier speculation.
Specifications:Specs for the Galaxy Note III have also been leaked online, suggesting the device will have a 5.68-inch 1080p display, 3 GB of RAM, a 13 megapixel camera and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor.
With the Galaxy gear, Samsung is making the first major launch in what may soon become a crowded market. Google and Apple have filed patent documents suggesting they plan to develop watches, while Microsoft has confirmed it is working on a version of its own.
3:03 AM
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Twitter is one of the sophisticated social networking sites.Twitter has introduced a 'report abuse' option for users who are targeted with threatening and abusive messages on the popular social networking site.The report button had already been introduced for mobile phone users, but is now available across all platforms, including desktop websites,in Twitter The Independent reported.The move has been hailed by the hundreds of thousands of campaigners who had called for the social network sites to take action against threatening and abusive users of Twitter .Many received bomb threats, while two of them were warned they would be raped by users of the site.
The threats led to a public outcry for action from the microblogging site to introduce measures that would protect users.
There are still issues: users have to agree for the report to be potentially shared with the harasser, and there are some boxes that could be auto-populated that aren't. But overall, this is a fantastic first step made by Twitter-one of the leading social networking site.
There are still issues: users have to agree for the report to be potentially shared with the harasser, and there are some boxes that could be auto-populated that aren't. But overall, this is a fantastic first step made by Twitter-one of the leading social networking site.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
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In the past,we have seen various WiFi digital cameras.The latest revolution in cameras is that the digital camera will work together with facebook. Canon has announced Canon powershot N digital camera,and this camera comes with WiFi support and with Facebook dedicated option.With this dedicated button you can directly share your photos and videos very quickly and easily into facebook.
This camera comes with 2.8 inch capacitive tilt touch panel LCD,12.1 Megapixel high sensitivity CMOS sensor and DIGIC5 image processor,Full HD video recording capability and wireless printing.If you like sharing your pictures on facebook this camera helps you a lot and it costs only $299.99 and this will be available from this September.
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Everyone who is passionate about electronic gadgets will be familiar with features of Toshiba's products.Now Toshiba has extended it's market with a new sophisticated model.Toshiba excite pro consists of various features with 10.1-inch Pixel Pure touchscreen,and uses 2560×1600 pixel resolution with 300ppi and 178-degree wide viewing angle.It consists of Tegra 4 quad-core processor with GeForce GPU and is enriched with 2GB of RAM.The image of Toshiba excite pro 10.1 inch android 4.2.1 is as shownbelow
There is an 8MP camera with LED flash and image stabilization on the back, and 1.2 Megapixel front camera for video calls.The additional features of Toshiba excite pro consists of:
There is an 8MP camera with LED flash and image stabilization on the back, and 1.2 Megapixel front camera for video calls.The additional features of Toshiba excite pro consists of:
1.Bluetooth 4.0.
2.Dual band wifi with GPS connectivity.
3.Ambient light,gyroscope and 3-axis accelorometer sensors with stereo speakers.
4.32 GB of internal storage space and microSD card slot for exansion.
Toshiba excite pro is an excellent tab which runs using a software Android 4.2.1 and it is priced as $499.99
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
2:58 AM
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Samsung’s perennial tagline, ‘The Next Big Thing Is Here’, has been attached to a number of their smartphones, including the Galaxy S4 and the Note II. And given their sales records, it’s not a farfetched claim. But it looks like their real next big thing might be neither smartphone nor phablet.
The Galaxy Gear name is being tossed around, with many claiming it’s a watch that will be capable of making phone calls. But that’s hardly new. Samsung released the S9110 in 2009, their slimmest Watchphone, to a lukewarm response. Accompanied by a Bluetooth headset, the S9110 was a capable phone by itself—if you discount the headset. But the rumoured Galaxy Gear smartwatch will reportedly have to pair with a phone to work, a lot like Sony’s smartwatches or the Pebble smartwatch.
What we don’t yet know is what the device will do. On the list of rumoured capabilities is answering calls (via a Bluetooth headset, we’d guess), replying to texts, IMs and emails, and surfing the web. We’d also guess there will be the standard music functions, either as a standalone player or allowing users to control music playback. We’re interested in what else Samsung has in store for the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, given that they’re rumoured to be throwing in a dual-core processor and 1GB RAM. With IFA approaching, it’s one of the possible dates for the announcement of the Galaxy Gear smartwatch.
There are equally strong rumours that Apple, Google and Microsoft are each planning smartwatches of their own. Will we finally see the major OEMs enter a smartwatch war? Will it revolve around hardware or software? We can’t wait to find out.
Meanwhile, there’s another rumoured entrant into the tablet market. Ever since Nokia shacked up with Microsoft to make Windows Phone-powered devices, it’s been rumoured that they will be making a Windows-based tablet. Given that their Lumia line is responsible for some of the most well-received smartphone hardware, it’s not a surprise that people will want to see what a Nokia Windows tablet would look like.
Recent rumours have renewed interest in a Nokia-Microsoft tablet that was supposedly cancelled after Nokia decided to scrap its model of a Windows RT tablet in lieu of a Windows 8 one. The fresh rumour states the device will have a 10.1-inch screen, will be powered by a quad-core processor, and run Windows RT.
The Galaxy Gear name is being tossed around, with many claiming it’s a watch that will be capable of making phone calls. But that’s hardly new. Samsung released the S9110 in 2009, their slimmest Watchphone, to a lukewarm response. Accompanied by a Bluetooth headset, the S9110 was a capable phone by itself—if you discount the headset. But the rumoured Galaxy Gear smartwatch will reportedly have to pair with a phone to work, a lot like Sony’s smartwatches or the Pebble smartwatch.
What we don’t yet know is what the device will do. On the list of rumoured capabilities is answering calls (via a Bluetooth headset, we’d guess), replying to texts, IMs and emails, and surfing the web. We’d also guess there will be the standard music functions, either as a standalone player or allowing users to control music playback. We’re interested in what else Samsung has in store for the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, given that they’re rumoured to be throwing in a dual-core processor and 1GB RAM. With IFA approaching, it’s one of the possible dates for the announcement of the Galaxy Gear smartwatch.
There are equally strong rumours that Apple, Google and Microsoft are each planning smartwatches of their own. Will we finally see the major OEMs enter a smartwatch war? Will it revolve around hardware or software? We can’t wait to find out.
Meanwhile, there’s another rumoured entrant into the tablet market. Ever since Nokia shacked up with Microsoft to make Windows Phone-powered devices, it’s been rumoured that they will be making a Windows-based tablet. Given that their Lumia line is responsible for some of the most well-received smartphone hardware, it’s not a surprise that people will want to see what a Nokia Windows tablet would look like.
Recent rumours have renewed interest in a Nokia-Microsoft tablet that was supposedly cancelled after Nokia decided to scrap its model of a Windows RT tablet in lieu of a Windows 8 one. The fresh rumour states the device will have a 10.1-inch screen, will be powered by a quad-core processor, and run Windows RT.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
3:27 AM
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The Micromax canvas doodle2 features a 5.7-inch HD IPS display with a resolution of 720x1280 pixels. The device is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor. It sports a 12-megapixel auto-focus rear camera accompanied by dual LED flash and a 5-megapixel front-facing camera. The device includes 16GB of internal storage, which is non-expandable. The Canvas Doodle 2 runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and the company claims that the device can be upgraded through FOTA. There is a 2600mAh battery that can give up to 8 hours of talk time, as per the listing. It is a dual-SIM device (GSM+GSM). Connectivity options include EDGE, GPRS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G. Pre-loaded apps include M! Doodle, M! Live, M! Security, M! Zone, Hike, Spuul, Foneclay, Facebook and Kingsoft office.
The Micromax Canvas Doodle 2 also comes with a stylus, like the original Micromax canvas DoodleA111. The phablet also includes features like Smart Pause, Skitch and Blow or Shake to Unlock, which were recently seen on company's flagship smartphone, the Micromax Canvas 4.
Commenting on the launch, Shubhodip Pal, CMO Micromax said, "Canvas Doodle 2 further builds our promise to empower our consumers with devices which help them express their imagination and creativity with their smartphone like never before. We are swiftly moving forward in our pursuit of being the number one smartphone player in India, and Canvas Doodle 2 will further consolidate our surge to the top position in smartphone market. This is complemented by an entire eco-system of applications and latest software. The TVC of the campaign would also go live on August 28, to reach out to the masses."
Micromax Canvas Doodle 2 key specifications
- 5.7-inch HD display with a resolution of 720x1280 pixels
- 1.2GHz quad-core processor
- 16GB of internal storage, non-expandable
- 12-megapixel rear camera with dual LED flash
- 5-megapixel front-facing camera
- Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
- 2,600 mAh battery
- Dual-SIM (GSM+GSM)
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