Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mobile. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 September 2011

HTC ChaCha Facebook Android Mobile Review

The HTC ChaChа is a new hаndsеt recently releаsed bу HTC аnd іs dubbеd "The Fасebook Android Phonе." Whіlе thаt maу lеаd yоu tо bеlіevе thiѕ mobile is іn somе wау assocіаted with thе роpular ѕоcіаl netwоrk, much lіke the Googlе рhоne thаt сamе out a fеw yeаrs ago, it іs sadlу nоt. It iѕ, howevеr endorsed bу thе сrеator оf Facebоok, Mark Zuсkеrbеrg duе tо the innovаtіve "Fасebооk Buttоn" which makes іt ѕimple and еasy tо uрdаte уour own Fаcеbооk рrofіle аt thе touсh of а button. This new buttоn соuрlеd with thе fantaѕtic QWERTY keybоard and tоuch ѕсreen makе this рhоne а ѕurе fіre hіt with the yоuth of tоdау whо uѕе ѕoсial networkѕ rеlіgіоuslу and uр untіl now havе uѕed Blackberry рhones, hеnсе whу thiѕ HTC hаѕ а Blасkbеrrу tуpe kеуbоard.

This аssault оn а lаrgе pаrt оf Blасkbеrry's mаrkеt ѕhare іѕ a grеat move, with Blaсkbеrry'ѕ оpеratіng syѕtem wanіng and Andrоid tаking оver the world, HTC hаve made а sоund busineѕs deсision to try аnd temрt kidѕ оntо thеir рhonеs whіlе increasing their ever grоwing busineѕs іn the UK and thе rest оf thе World. All thiѕ busіnеss рlannіng and acсumеn wоuld mean nothіng іf thе рhоnе dіdn't livе uр to thе hуре, thankfully іt dоеѕ and in thiѕ reviеw we'll ѕhоw you why.
Final Review of HTC ChaCha:

Firѕtlу the HTC ChaChа іѕ a mid range phone, meaning іt is not herе to сompеtе with the роwеrhouѕes оf thе ѕmаrtphоne world, it іѕ here tо оffеr а cheapеr altеrnatіve while ѕtіll havіng еnough hаrdwаrе and uѕabilitу to mаkе it а very аttrаctіvе oрtіоn.

Let's ѕtart wіth the Sреcѕ of thе рhоne, іt hаs а verу rеаѕonаblе 800 MHz CPU рrоcеѕsіng ѕpeed, 2.6 inch TFT Capacitive Multi-touch screen display with 480 x 320 pixel resolution, runs with latest version of Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread Operating System(upgradable to 2.3.4), 512 MB of RAM, 512 MB ROM, 5 Mega Pixel саmera with autо fосuѕ and LED flаsh, VGA 0.3MP frоnt саmеrа, Wi-Fi and 3G Connectivity, Micro SD card slot expandable up to 32GB, supports Micro USB 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0, Internal GPS Antenna and 3.5mm Jack. Rесhаrgеаblе Lithium-іоn 1,250mAh bаtterу offers excellent battery life wіth roughly 400 mіnutеs оf talk time and uр tо 640 hоurs standbу time. All this is not bаd at all conѕіdеrіng this phonе саn bе pіckеd uр for freе whеn уou gеt а сontrасt at £18.00 реr month.

Finally HTC ChaCha Android Mobile is available on all leading market stores of other countries. Customers can buy the phone in online with excellent Price tags around 350$ in US and 15,000 Rs in India.

Sо the HTC ChaCha Sреcs lоok gоod аnd thе рricе рoint оf thе phonе is ѕure to аttract a lоt оf intereѕt but hоw gооd iѕ the phone tо uѕe? Wеll іf уou enjоу ѕосіаl nеtwоrks features аnd sоcialіzing vіa thesе netwоrkѕ or via оnlinе meѕsenger/tеxt mеsѕаgіng thеn thе рhone rеally іѕ а blаѕt to uѕe! Thаnkѕ tо thе vеrу nісe QWERTY kеyboard, whіch I prefer tо keуboаrds on the rаngе of Blackberry рhоnеs, it really іѕ a јоу to browѕe Faсеbоok аnd talk to my frіendѕ, plus the tоuсh sсrеen іs great whеn brоwѕing content wеbѕіtеs.

Hаvіng fun оnlіne аnd іntеrаcting viа sосiаl media and Facеbоok reаllу is whаt this рhоne іѕ аll abоut; an аll in one dеvicе thаt iѕ іntuitіvе, easу to uѕе and vеry eаsy tо typе mesѕageѕ to уour friends via Facеboоk, Twіtter or аnу other sосіаl medіа fоr thаt mattеr аnd that spесіаl "Faсebооk Button" mаkes it еvеn eаsier to uplоаd and shаrе cоntent with уour frіеnds. Uрloading рісturеs is а brеezе, just аѕѕоcіatе your ChaCha wіth yоur profile аnd аnу timе уоu want tо роst a pіс to аn аlbum, on yоur wаll, or оn yоur frіends wall yоu sіmply fіnd the picture оn yоur phonе and presѕ the buttоn.

Your ChаChа will do the rest, no mеsѕing around and nо fuѕs - juѕt ѕеamlеss аnd іntuіtіvе. Thіѕ wоrks wеll for оther aѕресtѕ, fоr instance when you listen to musiс уоu can hit thе buttоn and thе аrtіst and trаck will show up on your prоfіle/wаll, уou саn еvеn іntеgrate оther soсial mеdіа ѕuch аs Twitter аnd usе thе "Fасeboоk Button" to еasilу post uрdatеѕ.

Final Conclusion of HTC ChaCha :

All in аll іf уоu arе hоokеd, like mаny peoplе, to Fасebook and wаnt tо ѕhаre yоur life with уour onlіnе frіеndѕ then the HTC ChaChа іs а android рhonе thаt уоu will rеаllу get а lоt оf uѕe аnd enjоуmеnt оut оf аnd at ѕuсh a lоw pricе point it haѕ nеvеr been bеttеr to get a smartрhоne lіke thiѕ onе. While I thіnk thіѕ phonе іs grеat for users оf Facеbооk, іf, lіkе mе yоu dо not uѕе thе sociаl nеtwork often then, nеedleѕѕ tо staу уour moneу is better sрent elѕewhere.

Here you can look a quick review of HTC ChaChа in this Review Video


Author Bio: This post is written by Julian Fernandes  who writes for Web Hosting Search. She is an avid reader, social media expert, hardcore gamer and a technology enthusiast who loves trying out new gadgets and games.

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Monday, 12 September 2011

Adesso 19-Key Mobile USB Numeric Keypad with Retractable Cable ( AKP-150 )

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Dell Precision Mobile Workstations: Now with Larger and Faster SSDs

I recently received an email from a reader asking for advice on the "best" laptop Dell has to offer. The reader's work is footing the bill, but with the requirement that it had to be a Dell laptop. He wanted to get the best Dell had to offer, which immediately brought the Precision line into play. Without knowing the exact intended use, however, it's difficult to say whether the money and performance would be justified. For those of you running CAD/CAM, 3D rendering, or doing heavy video editing on the other hand, such a purchase could certainly pay dividends, as Dustin recently showed in our HP EliteBook 8670w review.

Once you've got the fastest mobile CPU and GPU in your laptop, the next performance upgrade should be clear: you add an SSD or two. Dell has now updated their M4600 and M6600 that launched in May with the option to add up to two 512GB SATA 6Gbps SSDs, plus a 128GB mini-PCIe SSD if you need even more storage. Dell informs us they are using the Micron C400 family of SSDs, which we looked at in March, and recently we looked at the M4/C400 again with the latest firmware.

Dell specifically cites working with video content in their Enterprise IT blog as a major advantage of a fast storage subsystem, and we can attest to the benefit of fast SSDs for such tasks. Another benefit Dell touts is the durability aspect of SSDs—no moving parts makes them far more shock resistant than even the best HDDs.

Of course, 512GB SSDs don't come cheap, and Dell is charging $1120 to upgrade the M4600/6600 from the base 250GB HDD to the 512GB SSD; adding a second/third 512GB SSD will tack on a cool $1350 (making the first SSD a substantially better value, unless you think a 250GB HDD is worth anywhere near $230). By comparison, you can grab Crucial's M4 512GB for $770 if you'd rather do the upgrade yourself. RAID 0/1 support is also available on the M4600, and the M6600 includes an option for a third drive and RAID 5 (but only with the 128GB mini-PCIe SSD).

As a final note, Dell has also updated the graphics offerings on the M6600 to include the NVIDIA Quadro 5010M with 4GB GDDR5. That brings the Precision M6600 up to parity with the HP EliteBook 8670w, though there are still differences. If it wasn't immediately clear, the Precision line is for serious work and professional use, and the $1640 upgrade from the AMD FirePro M8900 to the Quadro 5010M is yet another indication of the target market. Max out the hardware configuration on the M6600 with three SSDs, the i7-2920XM, 16GB DDR3-1600, and a Quadro 5010M and you're staring at a fat $10G. That might seem crazy, until you consider the software packages these things are designed and certified to run can cost easily twice as much as the hardware.

Update: We incorrectly assumed Dell was using the Samsung P830. Dell has informed us they are using Micron C400 SSDs, and we have edited the above text as appropriate.

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Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Seagate GoFlex Satellite Mobile Wireless Storage Review

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My 500 GB Apple iPad 2!

Wouldn't it be great to watch any one of many HD videos you own while on that 1 1/2 hour subway ride?  Well now you can.  Seagate recently released the latest addition to their GoFlex line of external hard drives, the Seagate GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless storage system.  The key words here are "mobile" and "wireless". 
This 500GB external HDD is more than just a shell on a 2.5" hard drive supporting USB 3.0 connectivity and external power brick.  This drive has its own battery supply and integrated 802.11n wireless access point all in the same form factor as other external drives in the GoFlex line. 

Since companies like Apple release fixed configuration devices such as the iPad and iPhone Seagate saw a need for people with large libraries of multimedia beyond the maximum 64GB on the largest iPad.  Since all these modern devices support 802.11n, Seagate thought: wireless + hard drive + battery = success.




The only limit is you can only stream to 3 devices at a time and the Lithium Ion batteries provide a maximum of 5 hours of streaming.  Each of the three devices are able to watch the same or different content so it is like your own local cloud storage service.  To supplement this, Seagate provides a wall to USB power plug and 12 volt car plug to USB power so you can take the Goflex on longer trips.




To transfer files onto the GoFlex Satellite, Seagate provides a USB 3.0 connection that is ultra fast giving me over 170MB/s transfer rates.  My 650MB file took mere seconds to copy onto the Satellite.




Seagate has the GoFlex Satellite at an MSRP of $199.99 and due to this being a very new device that is the price we found it at the few retailers that currently carry the GoFlex Satellite mobile wireless device.   I am sure once inventories increase we will see it avaliable in more stores.




Current Seagate GoFlex Satellite pricing:  

The GoFlex Satellite comes with a 3 year warranty from Seagate.





In order to show you all the features, the interface, and set up we did this review as a HD video that you can watch below.







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Saturday, 9 July 2011

Option VIU2 Mobile 3G Camera reviews

Belgium established on 3G modem vendor, Option, has proclaim today their design for a new plug and play 3G security camera, which they have knighted the VIU2. They demand the camera is simple to set up and can be worked with any surroundings– all the user would have to do is select their request location for the camera, plug in the power cable and they’re good to go. The camera is according to reports activated and supervise inward a personalized VIU2 webpage.

The camera is said to work beautiful much characteristic of a normal security camera, finding the demeanor of a might be trespasser through the use of motion and sound detectors. whereas motion or sound is detected, the camera will then unintentionally send out an SMS or email to the user, notifying them of the event.

The blended VIU2 security service on the made private webpage is said to feature a large quantity of camera views, sighting from a single camera, single user scenario to multi-camera setups where hundreds of users are capcble to watch the live streams and absorb notifications wherever they are. Option is also said to allow supplemental fix such as cloud storage of selected video clips or recordings, which we’re guessing is for backup purposes.


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Monday, 20 June 2011

Fujitsu and Folli Follie Team for Weird Perfume Smelling Mobile Phone in China

Some weird things come out of Asia in the gadget world. I always think of the odd microscopes I have seen for checking the inside of your ears and such along with all the bizarre USB gear from masks to aromatherapy pots. One of the strangest devices to surface recently comes from Fujitsu and Folli Follie.


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The AMD Llano Notebook Review: Competing in the Mobile Market

Today has been a long time in coming; we first heard about Llano way back in 2008, but even then the target date was 2011. Even so, AMD has been hurting for a compelling mobile platform since… well, since ever. Even in the glory days of the K8 platforms, AMD never had a great mobile strategy, a fact that Intel capitalized on with the launch of Banias and the original Pentium M Centrino platform in 2003. Presumably the goal of most laptops is to actually work well as mobile computing platforms, and prior to 2011 the best AMD could do was compete on performance and price, with battery life (e.g. actual mobility) never quite keeping pace with the times.

Earlier this year, AMD launched Brazos, their low-power alternative to Intel’s Atom ecosystem. It boasted better performance and much better graphics than Atom, with battery life that checked in at a respectable 8+ hours for a moderate 56Wh battery. Of course, there are Intel laptops that can provide battery life that’s very close to Brazos with general performance that’s 3x faster, so Brazos isn’t a panacea.

Enter Llano, the mainstream alternative to the low-power Brazos that brings AMD’s APU A-series to market with a much faster CPU and GPU. Llano is also AMD’s (GlobalFoundries’) first 32nm CPU, which brings AMD back to parity with Intel in terms of process technology. The process shrink should bring lower power requirements, smaller die sizes, and better performance. Add in power gating, Turbo Core, and expected pricing starting at $600 for quad-core laptops and the A-series starts to sound quite compelling.  So just how good is Llano, and can AMD finally start to steal more of the mobile market from Intel? Let’s find out.

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Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Micromax Q35 – CDMA/GSM QWERTY Keypad Mobile Phone

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Micromax Q35 mobile phone specifications :

Design : Candy Bar
Network : GSM 900/1800 , CDMA 800
Weight : 106gms
Dimensions : 111x58x13mm
Display : 5.5 cms ,240
Camera
Music Player : MIDI,MP3 format support
FM Radio
Messaging : SMS/MMS/Email
Games
Java
Bluetooth
Video Player : 3GP,MP4 video format support
Video Recorder : AVI
Connectivity/Internet : GPRS/WAP
Expandable Memory up to 8 GB
Battery Type Li-ion 1050 mAH
Talk Time : GSM: Up to 4.5hours , CDMA: Up to 3.5hours
Standby Time : GSM Up to 9 days , CDMA Up to 7 days

The new Micromax Q35 Price will be around Rs.3,000 .

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Micromax M2 – Dual Sim Music Mobile Phone

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The new Micromax M2 is a Music centric Dual SIM GSM Mobile Phone with looks like the Apple iPod . It has spaced-out alpha-numeric keys and dedicated music buttons around center navigation key . Now you can just carry your new Micromax M2 mobile phone instead of carrying two devices (ipod and your phone ) .It features loud Stereo Speaker , SRS WOW HD Sound and built-in Yamaha Audio Amplifier.It has a long battery backup with up to 8 hours of talk-time.

Micromax M2 Music Mobile Phone specifications :

General Form : bar
Dimensions : 113 x 44.8 x 10.8 mm
DISPLAY : 2-inch 240 x 320 pixels resolution
Camera : 2 mega-pixel
Battery : : 850 mAh
Talk Time : up to 8hrs
StandBy Time : up to 152 hrs
Music Player : MP3, MIDI, WAV
FM radio with Recording
Video Player : Yes, 3GP, MP4
GPRS
Bluetooth
USB
Memory : 2 GB
Browser : GPRS/WAP
Messaging : SMS, MMS, Email
Others : Touch Wheel, SRS WOW HD sound, Yamaha Audio Amplifier built-in

The new Micromax M2 price is Rs.4,200 .

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Micromax X266 – Dual SIM GSM Multimedia Mobile Phone

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The new Micromax X266 is a stylish Dual SIM GSM Multimedia Mobile Phone featuring multi-format video player (MP4/AVI/3GP) and dual Speakers With Yamaha Amplifier .
Micromax X266 mobile specifications :

    Network : GSM 900/1800MHz
    Dual SIM GSM
    Dimensions : 115.5 x 50.4 x 11.45 mm
    Weight : 95 gm
    Display : 2.2 inch , 176 x 220 Pixels resolution
    Camera : 1.3 mega-pixel
    Video Recording
    Battery : 1100 mAh
        Talk Time : up to 6 hours
        StandBy Time : up to 5 days
    Music :
        Multi Format Music Player
        Yamaha Audio Amplifiers
        Speaker : Dual Speaker
        Radio : Stereo FM Radio
    Video Player : AVI,MP4,3GP
    GPRS/WAP
    Bluetooth
    USB v2.0 microUSB
    Expandable memory : up to 8GB
    Opera Mini browser
    Dual LED Torch
    Sound Recorder
    Accessories with the mobile : Transceiver, Standard Battery, Standard Charger, Handsfree Kit, USB Cable, User Guide, Service Guide, Warranty Card

The new Micromax X266 Price is Rs.2,550

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Vodafone 3G Postpaid – Mobile Broadband Plans

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The Vodafone 3G plans starts from Rs.100 monthly rental with 100MB Free Data usage .Compared to other private telecom operators (sp. Airtel) , the Vodafone 3G Plans are less complex but also less flexible as compared to Airtel 3G timebased , volume based , and Flexishield 3G plans .Also Vodafone has less coverage area (3G license) compared to other operators (Airtel,Aircel,Reliance) and it covers mainly the four metro cities .Airtel covers almost all four corners of India with 13 states 3G license (similar to Aircel and Reliance ) whereas Vodafone has 3G license in 9 states .

Vodafone 3G Postpaid – Mobile Broadband Plans
  • Rs.650 monthly rental – 1GB Free data usage
  • Rs.850 monthly rental – 3GB Free data usage
  • Rs.1,250 monthly rental – 5GB Free data usage
  • Six Months Advanced Rental Plans – In this plan you have to pay charges of five months and you will get service for six months .
    • Rs.3,250 – 1 GB per month for 6 months (saves Rs.650 )
    • Rs.4,250 – 3GB per month for 6 months (saves Rs.850)
    • Rs.6,250 – 5GB per month for 6 months (saves Rs.1,250)

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MTS MBlaze – Mobile Broadband Datacard

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Types of MTS MBlaze Datacards for Broadband Internet :
There are two types of MTS MBlaze Datacards , one is Standard priced @Rs.1,549 and the other is Premium priced @Rs.1,599.The Premium MBlaze also sports MicroSD card slot where you can plug-in you microSD card for Data Storage.
MTS MBlaze
MTS MBLAZE Data Card Price (Premium) – Rs.1,599
  • Plug & Play enabled
  • Speed upto 3.1 Mbps
  • Fastest uploads at a speed to upto 1.8 Mbps
  • Micro SD card slot for data storage
  • Stylish swivel modem for flexible usage
MTS MBLAZE Data Card Price (Standard) – Rs.1,549
  • Plug & Play enabled
  • Speed upto 3.1 Mbps
  • Fastest uploads at a speed to upto 1.8 Mbps

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Tuesday, 31 May 2011

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M: High-End Mobile Graphics with Optimus

Our collective wishes have been granted by the fine folks at NVIDIA: you can now buy a notebook with high-end graphics that supports Optimus and thus is capable of offering excellent battery life. NVIDIA is refreshing their GeForce GTX 460M with the 560M. This will be a faster GPU, naturally, using the updated GF116 instead of the 460M's older GF106.


The impending ASUS G74Sx will be powered by the GeForce GTX 560M.

Notebooks using the new chip should be available in the near future, though keep in mind that not all notebooks will support all features. Read on for more details.

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Friday, 27 May 2011

ViewSonic V350 Dual Sim Android Mobile Specs

ViewSonic introducing its new V350 dual sim android mobile in Mobile World Congress(MWC) 2011 at Barcelona. The new V350 is a entry level and business android mobile designed very well with slim and elegant looks and specs looking quite impressive with its 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen display with HVGA 320x480 pixel resolution, runs with android 2.2 (froyo), dual sim capability enables the use of two network services at the same time, 5 megapixel camera with auto focus, micro sd card slot expandable up to 8GB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 and A-GPS navigation.
Viewsonic V350 Android Specs:

  • 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen with 320x480 pixel resolution
  • Android 2.2 OS(froyo)
  • 5 Mega Pixel with auto focus, geotagging , accelerometer
  • Dual SIM Capability with preloaded applications
  • 150MB Internal ROM,256MB RAM
  • MicroSD card slot expandable up to 8GB or 16GB
  • Wi-fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 w/A2DP, micro USB v2.0 port connectivity

Unfortunately there is no availability and pricing of these Viewsonic V350 Dual Sim Android Mobile. We will announce the full details in next week, during MWC at Barcelona. So stay tuned and subscribe with us for more interesting technology updates.


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HTC Salsa Mobile Review Specs Price

HTC mobile frontier announced their new Android mobile HTC Salsa at Mobile World Congress(MWC) 2011. The new HTC Salsa comes with most popular social networking facebook button that lets you update a profile status and also share the latest news, pictures, videos , music with u r friends with just one touch. While entering into the HTC Salsa Specs sheet, the device is powering with 600 MHz Qualcomm Processor which will sufficient to handle all android apps and runs with latest version of Android 2.3 OS (Gingerbread), with its 3.4-inch capacitive touch screen makes the mobile looks too sexy and small, 512MB RAM which helps to run multi task apps, 512MB ROM provides to store more files in internal phone memory, 5 megapixel camera with auto focus and LED flash on back side which can able to take pictures and shoot HD videos with decent frame rates and 0.3MP front facing camera enables high quality video calling.
Well it comes with high efficient Lithium-ion battery  1520 mAh capacity which gives longer battery life up to 7 hours on 3G mode and 9 hours + on 2G mode. Finally HTC Salsa will be available on second quarter(Q2) 2011 with price around 450$ in US and in India 25000RS/- .

HTC Salsa Android Specs

  • Qualcomm Processor with 600 Mhz Clock Speed
  • Android 2.3(Gingerbread) and Android 2.4 ready with HTC Sense UI
  • 3.4-inch capacitive multi- touch screen display with 480x320 pixel resolution
  • 5 megapixel color camera with auto focus and LED flash and 0.3MP camera on front side
  • Internal 512MB ROM phone storage and 512MB RAM
  • Sensors: G-sensor, Digital Compass, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor
  • Audio supported formats: MP3, AAC, WMA, WAV, M4A (Apple lossless), AMR, OGG, MIDI
  • Video supported formats: MPEG4, XviD, AVI, 3GP, 3G2
  • HTML Browser with Flash Support
  • 3G, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 with FTP/OPP for file transfer, micro USB 2.0 and A-GPS with Navigation
  • 3.5 mm stereo audio jack and A2DP for wireless stereo headsets
  • Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery 1520 mAh
  • Dimensions: 4.30 x 2.32 x 0.48 (109.1 x 58.9 x 12.3 mm)
  • Weight 120 grams with battery

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Saturday, 21 May 2011

Motorola Gleam Stylish Low Cost Mobile


Motorola announce a new low cost mobile-Motorola Gleam.This is a fashionable gsm phone.It has a 2.0 MP camera and 16 GB expandable data-storage.IT also has Bluetooth,FM Radio and 2.4 inch display.The phone has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack.Motorola Gleam phone available price in India is around less than Rs. 5,000/-

Motorola Gleam SPECIFICATION:Dimensions 106 x 53 x 13.9 mm-2G Network GSM 900/1800GSM 850/1900 ,Display Type TFT,Camera Primary 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels,240 x 320 pixels,Java,MP3/WAV/AACplayer,MP4/H.263 player, 2.4 inches,Memory Phonebook 800 entries.

Other Features Internal 5 MB Data Storage,Data GPRS Class 12,Bluetooth- v2.1,USB Yes, microUSB v2.0,Standard battery- Li-Ion 750 mAh,Weight 105 g,Other Features-Messaging SMS, MMS,Radio Stereo FM radio,Colors Black,Email,Browser HTMLCard slot microSD,16GB Expandable,3.5mm jack,Battery-Stand-by Up to 500 h,Talk time Up to 6 h 20 min.

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Friday, 20 May 2011

Boost Mobile Introduced Motorola Clutch + i475,Motorola Theory and i412




Boost Mobile and Motorola have  work as an associate to bring three new mobile phones, the Clutch+ i475, Theory and the i412, for buyers who want non-contract wireless services. The Clutch+ and Theory are bar-type QWERTY phones while the i412 is a clamshell handset. The Clutch+ and i412 both provide walkie-talkie push-to-talk function operating on Sprint’s iDEN network.The Clutch + i475 comprise Bluetooth technology, Web and email access, VGA camera and GPS.

The Clutch+ i475 is the inheritor to the original Clutch i465. It has a VGA camera and uphold Bluetooth and GPS. It is available in market for $99.99. The Theory has a high-finish premium design. It packs a 2.4-inch QVGA display, a 1.3 Megapixel camera and Bluetooth.Motorola Theory is measuring 4.40″ (H) x 2.40″ (W) x 0.50″ (D) inches.

The Motorola i412 is a clamshell phone with a color display, an external display, VGA camera and Bluetooth. It comprise iTap, a prophetic text entry technology that helps customers send text messages in a flash. The i412 will be available for $69.99.


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Sunday, 15 May 2011

CyberPower's X6-9300 and MSI's GT680R: Fighting for Your Mobile Gaming Dollar

Choosing a laptop can be a pretty confusing experience, because even if you have a good idea of what features and components you’d like, finding a laptop with them isn’t always easy. Once you do find the right features, you have to decide if you like the way the notebook looks, and in the mobile gaming world that often means living with a lot of gloss and bling, or going for the polar opposite with a dull black plastic shell. We have two gaming notebooks that happen to fall squarely into those categories, but there’s a lot more to the packages than that simple description.

Can MSI or CyberPower (Clevo) put together a midrange notebook that will wow us and walk away with your gaming dollar? If not, where do they come up short? Read on to find out.

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Saturday, 14 May 2011

Google-Backed Corduro Promises Even Lower Mobile Payment Fees Than Square

Mobile payments are coming, and there are many paths being beaten to get them to our phones. Google-backed mobile payments startup Corduro launches this week with a combined mobile wallet/payments processor for Android and the iPhone (which will be available in the respective app stores later this week). Like Square, Corduro is primarily a way for merchants to take payments on mobile devices. But it has a few twists. One is pricing. In some cases, it can be up to 30 percent cheaper for merchants in processing fees than regular credit card transactions (and even beats Square slightly). If someone is paying with debit bank card with a Visa or Mastercard logo on it—these already make up more than half of all credit card transactions in the U.S.—Corduro then reroutes those payments over the cheaper debit networks similar to the ones that ATMs use. ]]>

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Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Dell's New Mobile Workstations: These Are The Laptops You're Looking For

Having had the chance to check out Toshiba's and HP's impending enterprise-class notebooks, more and more I'm convinced spending up is the way to go when it comes to buying a notebook that both looks and feels like quality. While Dell's Precision notebooks are still a little boxy and aren't quite the ladykillers the new HP EliteBooks are, there's still something very austere and functional about them that puts consumer-grade laptops from any manufacturer to shame. If you're one of the people that didn't much care for Dell's new XPS line, these may be for you.

Dell has announced two new mobile workstations, the Precision M4600 and M6600, 15.6" and 17.3" respectively. Both are based on Intel's Sandy Bridge platform, supporting up to 32GB of DDR3-1333 (16GB of DDR3-1600) in four DIMM slots along with ramping all the way up to the 55-watt Core i7-2920XM, and each offers a range of choices from AMD's FirePro Mobility GPUs and NVIDIA's Quadro GPUs. Best of all, Dell is offering bare-minimum 72% gamut displays on each of these notebooks along with an optional upgrade to an IPS RGB-LED display on the M4600. Let's break them down.

The 15.6" Precision M4600's screen options start from a basic 1366x768 screen, move up to a multi-touch enabled 1366x768 screen, then on to a 1080p screen, and then finally Dell's PremierColor IPS RGB-LED backlit 1080p screen. GPU options include the AMD FirePro M5950 Mobility Pro with 1GB of GDDR5 (GPU equivalent to the 480-shader Radeon HD 6670), the NVIDIA Quadro 1000M with 2GB of GDDR3 (GPU equivalent to the 96-core GeForce GT 540M, depending on the clocks), and the NVIDIA Quadro 200M with 2GB of GDDR3 (GPU equivalent to the 192-core GeForce GTX 460M, but without GDDR5 and only a 128-bit memory interface). Additionally, the M4600 can be configured with a 128GB SSD mini-card to supplement the hard drive; two 128GB SSDs can be configured to run in RAID 0 or RAID 1. It offers virtually every type of connectivity under the sun: gigabit ethernet, 802.11n, Bluetooth 3.0, WWAN, 2x USB 2.0, 2x USB 3.0, FireWire, eSATA, HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, ExpressCard/54, and a SmartCard reader. The M4600 starts at $1,678 and will be available on May 10th.

Moving up to the Papa Bear, the 17.3" Precision M6600 brings to bear all of the same processor options and connectivity as the M4600, but graphics, display, and storage options are improved. This time, the display starts at a basic 1600x900 panel, but can be upgraded to a 1080p display with or without multi-touch capability. It won't be launching with an IPS display option, but Dell expects availability soon after. Graphics get a boost as well, allowing the following: the AMD FirePro M8900 Mobility Pro with 2GB of GDDR5 (GPU equivalent to the 960-shader Radeon HD 6970M), the NVIDIA Quadro 3000M with 2GB of GDDR5 (240 cores, likely using a GF106/GF116 die, which means roughly GTX 470M with more bandwidth but fewer cores), the NVIDIA Quadro 4000M with 2GB of GDDR5 (336 cores, again with a GF106/GF116 core, but now surpassing GTX 470M), and topping out at the NVIDIA Quadro 5010M with a whopping 4GB of GDDR5 (a full 384 cores, a full-fledged GF104/GF114, matching up with the GTX 485M). Besides the graphics and processor choices, the M6600 adds a second 2.5" drive bay to go alongside the first bay and the offered 128GB mini-card SSD, and these three can be configured together into RAID 0, RAID 1, or even RAID 5. The M6600 starts at $2,158 and will be available on May 10th.

Besides these two notebooks, Dell is offering the Precision R5500 rackmount workstation. This monster is capable of supporting up to five full-length, full-height PCIe x16 cards, dual graphics cards, up to 192GB of memory, up to five SATA drives and six SAS drives, and runs one or two Xeon 5600 series processors. These chips are still based on Westmere technology as opposed to Sandy Bridge, but combined can allow for a total of twelve physical cores and twenty-four logical cores. The R5500 starts at $2,551 and will be available in the states and Europe on May 3rd, showing up in the Asia-Pacific region a week later on the 10th.

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