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Friday, February 17, 2012
Android 5 Jelly Bean
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Apple tests Smaller 8 inch Tablet
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Samsung Ace Smart Phone
I recently bought this budget phone which I felt was worth buying. This phone may not be the latest smart phones as of now and Ace might be out of market soon as Ace plus will be out next week as per Samsung store here in India. If you are looking for a mid price budget android phone then this is the best smart phone for this price.
You may not find too much of a difference between Ace and Ace plus other than the price. I made a bit of research by comparing Ace with other smart phones LG Smart Phones, Samsung Wildfire etc. but found Ace to be better. I would suggest you to buy online instead of local stores where the prices are judged by looking at buyers.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Block Facebook Apps
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USB Wall Plate
Here is a gadget which will let you charge your gadgets right from the wall. The RCA USB Wall Plate turns any standard outlet into a USB charging station, allowing users to charge smartphones and tablets without an A/C adapter. The plate snaps into any existing three-prong outlet, so there’s no electrical wiring required. RCA USB Wall Charger is quick, easy and has simple "plug-it-in" approach. It’s available in the US for about 15 to 20$.
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
Android Booster App
Some of its best features include Memory Booster, Task Killer, App Manager, Traffic Monitor, Battery Power Monitor, File Manager and Widget.
For more news about free apps & mobile productivity updates, check out NetQin's website.
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Android App Inventor goes open source
Google and MIT have announced the initial free and open-source release from Google of the "App Inventor" source code. As of now there is little supporting documentation, once the MIT Center of Mobile Learning opens their App Inventor server to the public contributions to the code will be accepted. MIT developers are now busy in completing and deploying the large-scale public server and will come up with their own version under the name “MIT App Inventor”.
Initially launched to public on December 15, 2010, App Inventor was a DIY tool for building Android apps for novices with little to no knowledge of coding. When the product was not picked up to Google’s expectations, company decided to close it down and give it to open source community in the supervision of MIT Media Lab.
There is a Google Group here for people working with the code to relate their experiences with the code, ask questions, help each other, etc.
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Friday, January 20, 2012
End of Megaupload
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Height of stupid patent laws by Apple
- Front surfaces that are not black or clear.
- Front surfaces that are not rectangular, not flat, and without rounded corners.
- Display screens that are more square than rectangular, or not rectangular at all.
- Display screens that are not centered on the front surface of the phone and that have substantial lateral borders.
- Speaker openings that are not horizontal slots with rounded ends and that are not centered above the display screen.
- Front surfaces that contain substantial adornment.
- Phones without bezels at all, or very different looking bezels that are not thin, uniform, and with an inwardly sloping profile.
- Overall shapes that are not rectangular with four flat sides, or that do not have four rounded corners.
- Front surfaces that are not completely flat or clear and that have substantial adornment.
- Thick frames rather than a thin rim around the front surface.
- Profiles that are not thin, or that have a cluttered appearance.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Touchscreen Keyboard
This is a $245 touch keyboard to be released first in Japan on May 13, it’s a USB keyboard with 108 keys that only works with Windows for now. Mac version will be available soon, and the Japanese version will be rolling out first, followed by those that contain the correct character set and key layout for English, German, French and Italian.
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