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  • Samsung Galaxy S3 / SIII Pebble Blue Unboxing

    Samsung Galaxy S3 / SIII Pebble Blue Unboxing

    As requested by our viewers, Bharat Nagpal unboxes the Pebble Blue version of the Samsung Galaxy S3. The box contains a 2100 mAH battery, Stereo headphones with changeable earbuds and a microphone, a mains plug with USB sync charge cable, a Quick start guide and a Warranty card.  The MRP of the device is INR 42,000 but is available in the market for around INR 36,000.

    We will be coming out with a full in-depth review soon, so stay tuned! 

    Check out our unboxing, hand-on, video and image samples and launch videos here :

  • More Case Color Gem Lucent Black Hard Case iPhone 4/4s Unboxing

    More Case Color Gem Lucent Black Hard Case iPhone 4/4s Unboxing

    In this video Bharat Nagpal unboxes the More Color Gem Lucent Hard Case for the iPhone 4/4s. It is a bumper case and has a snap-on mechanism. The cut-outs on the case are really well spaced and accurate. The only drawback of the case is that it is only slightly raised above the surface the phone which may lead to some scratches. . It is available in the market for $29 (INR 1500)

  • New Nokia Phones leaked, 4 new Lumia phones indicated

    New Nokia Phones leaked, 4 new Lumia phones indicated

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    Developers with access to Nokia’s Remote Device Access (RDA) tool have “discovered” a bunch of new Lumia and Belle phones. Interestingly, four of these handsets seem to be Windows Phone devices while the Belle 805 should be running on Symbian Belle.

    According to Nokia Power User, the Lumia 920, 950, 1001 and Nokia 510 could be authentic or just misinformation planted by rumormongers. However, the blog believes that the Nokia 510 and Belle 805 are likely “authentic” and that the Nokia 510 could be the “cheapest Windows Phone 7.5 device” aimed at competing against Android.

    We think the blog could be right because it doesn’t make any sense for Nokia to release any new high-end Windows Phone 7.5 handsets at the moment with Windows Phone 8 (WP8) expected to launch soon. However, a budget device like the Nokia 510 running the Tango update could be just the thing to maintain Nokia’s presence in the smartphone market before the WP8 mobiles arrive.

  • Micromax launches Superfone A80 Infinity for INR 8490

    Micromax launches Superfone A80 Infinity for INR 8490

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    Micromax has launched another Android smartphone in the Indian market, Superfone A80 Infinity. This handset is targeted at the heavy users as it comes with a 2500mAh Li-ion battery that provides a standby time of up to 288 hours and a talk time of 7 long hours from a single charge.

    Micromax A80 Infinity is a dual-SIM smartphone with features like 3.8-inch display and Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread). There is a 5.0 megapixel rear camera with flash and 0.3 megapixel front camera. Other features include 800 MHz processor, Wi-Fi, 3G and expandable memory of up to 32 GB.

    Priced at Rs. 8,490, it also comes pre-loaded with voice recognition tool AISHA, which stands for Artificial Intelligence Speech Handset Assistant. It is a Siri like voice assistant that helps users to update social networking sites, figure out phone status, know horoscopes, make language translations, inquire weather conditions etc.

    Check out the press release below :

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    Micromax now solves the battery woes of Smartphone users

    Introducing the new Superfone – A80 Infinity

     

    ?     A80 Infinity provides talk time of 7 hours and Standby Time up to 12 days!

     

     

    New Delhi, July 10th, 2012: Micromax Informatics Limited (“Micromax”), the 12th largest handset manufacturer in the World (According to Global Handset Vendor Market share report from Strategy Analytics) today announced the launch of A80 Infinity recreating the magic of long lasting battery.

    Micromax had created a new category of phones with powerful battery backup when it launched its first phone X1i with marathon battery which standby time lasted over a month in the year 2008. With A80, Micromax again recreates that magic in its Superfone portfolio introducing A80 Infinity.

    Today’s youth demand an all-in one device which integrates their communication needs. With the Smartphone evolution, mobile phones are no longer a device that is just used for calling or texting or data usage but has diverse usage. The mobile phone has evolved into a multi-functional device that is used for getting directions, social networking, finding places, checking mails and much more and so long battery life holds a great importance to provide anytime anywhere connectivity and service.

    Micromax A80 is specifically designed for those Smartphone users who often complain of running out of battery juice due to heavy usage.

    A80 Infinity features a 9.525cm full touch screen and runs on Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread). Users can enjoy undisrupted calling experience with the device which is equipped with a 2500mAh Li-ion battery thus providing a standby time of 288 hours and a talk time of 7 long hours from a single charge. This dual SIM phone is powered with an 800 MHz processor.

    The phone sports a 5.0MP camera with Flash users could also share these pictures through Bluetooth connectivity or instantly upload them on social networking apps or through Wi-Fi connectivity. A80 comes with multiple camera settings such as night vision setting, multi shot option, camera censor and multiple video recording formats. The phone also sports a 0.3MP front facing camera which can be efficiently used for a video calling as the device allows 3G connectivity too. Users can store images, videos, mp3 in the phone’s memory which could also expanded up to 32GB.  

    Micromax A80 comes with voice recognition tool AISHA which helps users to update social networking sites, figure out phone status, operate functions of the device, find locations, know horoscopes, make language translations, view recipes, inquire date and time, weather conditions, and pose knowledge questions and a number of jobs to count on. Get live news feed through apps such as TOI.  A80 provides the users with access to a plethora of apps such as Mibuddy, Mstore, What’s app and other apps from Google Play store.

    Superfone A80 Infinity is available at Rs. 8490/- This model will be available across all leading retail outlets across India.  

     

    For more information, please visit www.micromaxsuperfone.com

     

    About Micromax:

    Micromax is the 12th largest handset manufacturer in the World (According to Global Handset Vendor Market share report from Strategy Analytics). The Indian brand is reaching out to the global frontier with innovative products that challenge the status quo that Innovation comes with a price. Micromax has sales presence across India and global presence in Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri-Lanka, Maldives, UAE, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Afghanistan and Brazil.

     

    * Micromax holds the 3rd position amongst the handset manufacturers in India as pre revenue with a market share of 6.9% for the FY 2011. (Source: V&D report)

     

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  • 6x Zoom Lens for iPhone 4/4s Review

    6x Zoom Lens for iPhone 4/4s Review

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    We recently got our hands on a rather interesting accessory for the iPhone 4/4s, the 6x Zoom lens. It is available online at  ChinaBuye at a price of $14, shipping included. 

    The package includes the zoom lens, a plastic case and a cleaning cloth. 

    When you hold the lens in your hand, the first thing you will notice is that it is light weight but well built. There are no loose parts but the plastic cover provided with the lens has a tendency to gather dust and scratch your phone. 

    Mounting the lens on the case is a bit difficult but once it’s on it stays put. The focus ring towards the front lens helps you adjust the focus while shooting a video or taking a photo. The focus range is 3m-infinity with a field of 9 degrees. 

    While testing it outside, we noticed that getting a steady image from the lens is a very tough task and it would be better to use it by mounting your device on a tripod stand. However, the lens does provide a very considerable zoom and is ideal for shooting far-placed objects. The only drawback we found was the shakiness of  the lens.

    Overall, given its cost, the zoom lens is a good purchase.

    Check out the video review below :- 

  • Now Download BitTorrent files through your Browser

    Now Download BitTorrent files through your Browser

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     BitTorrent just announced Torque, a new JavaScript interface that’ll let you download BitTorrent files right from your browser making the process much easier now.

    N o more need of pesky desktop clients for torrenting anymore but the possibilities of BitTorrent in the browser don’t just end there. Web Developers will be able to make tools like torrent video streaming, drag and drop file transfer, social sharing and more once Torque is completed. It’s BitTorrent finally modernized for the browser and potentially a lot easier to use. Torque is only in alpha right now but it could lead to a huge shift in Torrents.

  • It’s a table! It’s a chair! It’s a storage unit! Oh wait, it’s all of these!

    It’s a table! It’s a chair! It’s a storage unit! Oh wait, it’s all of these!

     
     
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    In Al-Hamad’s Little Oyster, you have a beautiful table that doubles up as a seat and a storage unit in case that one extra person pops up! 

    As cool as the fold up chair is, that’s not the only secret hiding in this boxy, wood-grain piece. You see, lift up that seat again and you have a compartment for storing things (Blankets anyone?). Also, it also has a lighting system at the rear! Phew!

  • Twitter Search gets smarter!

    Twitter Search gets smarter!

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    Twitter said on Friday that it was upgrading its search functions to include ‘autocomplete’ and spelling correction features.

    The new Twitter search will also anticipate when users are looking for posts by people they follow, and offer related suggestions. The search will also see improvements when it comes to related terms, hashtags and accounts. “If you search for a topic for which people use multiple terms,” says engineer Frost Li, “we will provide relevant suggestions for terms where the majority of that conversation is happening on Twitter.”

    And finally, once your search is complete, you have a new option to narrow it down: click on tweets from people you follow. This will appear next to the regular search filter options, “top” and “all.” In other words, if you want to forget the rest of Twitter exists outside your circle of follows, the company just made it a lot easier.

  • Samsung planning Windows RT based tablets?

    Samsung planning Windows RT based tablets?

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    Samsung is reportedly working on a Windows RT tablet that will be launched in October this year, giving the much needed boost to the newly announced operating system.

    According to a report in Bloomberg, sources familiar with the development stated that the tablet release will coincide with the Windows RT debut and it will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, probably S4.

    Windows RT is the first operating system version from Microsoft that is made for touchscreen devices and supports ARM chips, which consume less power than x86.

    If it does come through, the tablet would be Samsung’s first running a Microsoft OS.

  • Zync Z-999 plus tablet launched at INR 11,999

    Zync Z-999 plus tablet launched at INR 11,999

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    Noida-based computer maker Zync Global today launched its 3G-enabled tablet PC priced at Rs 11,990, which the company says will help it achieve a sales target half a million devices in the current fiscal. It comes with Android 4.0 and 3G.

    The Z-999 plus comes with an inbuilt Wi-Fi for file transfer along with a 2 mega pixel back camera and VGA front camera for video chat. The tablet is also equipped with a HD video playback support, HDMI support, 8GB iNand memory expandable to 32GB, keyboard support function and has an inbuilt 3G sim card slot. The high resolution LED screen is perfect for watching movies, multi-player games and downloading and sharing data.

    It is powered by a 1.5GZ single core ARM Cortex A8 processor and 512 MB RAM. Its size and light weight of 340 gm and excellent battery life of 4200 mAh makes it an ideal device in the low cost tablet market. It only measures 8mm- which is slimmest in its category.

  • A watch made from the Statue of Liberty!

    A watch made from the Statue of Liberty!

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    A watch for the Patriots! The newest “DNA” watch collection from Romain Jerome will be the Liberty DNA timepieces. These watches will each incorporate some metal from the actual Statue of Liberty, and feature a unique design meant to honor the statue while not simply featuring imagery from it on the case and dial.

    The bronze bezel of this 125-piece limited-edition watch is adorned with 12 spikes reminiscent of the statue’s crown. The verdigris dial echoes the color of oxidised copper, the facetted hands are bronze colored and the strap made from vintage brown alligator leather. The medallion on the case-back of the watch depicts the flame of liberty lighting up the stars and stripes of the American flag. The watch will acquire a patina as it ages over time, thereby adopting the color of the original.

    Romain Jerome actually has a long history of incorporating exotic materials into its expensive watches. Including volcanic ash, metal from the Titanic, and even dinosaur bones.

    Nice way to spend your money on the 4th of July eh?

  • Apple planning smaller iPad to rival Nexus 7?

    Apple planning smaller iPad to rival Nexus 7?

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    Hot on the heels of Google’s Nexus 7 tablet, rumours have resurfaced of an iPad Mini. According to Bloomberg, citing “two people with knowledge of the plans”, the smaller tablet will have a screen size of between 7 and 8 inches – less than the 9.7-inch iPad currently out now.

    The tablet could be announced in October and won’t have a Retina Display on-board, one of the sources purportedly said.

    A cheaper iPad tablet could pose a formidable challenge to Google’s $199 Nexus 7 and Amazon’s Kindle Fire slates. Microsoft has also introduced a new Surface tablet range, complete with a keyboard cover and Windows 8.

    Since the iPad went on sale in April 2010, Apple has dominated the tablet market, which is predicted by Display-Search to reach $66.4 billion this year. Apple has 61% of the market share.

  • This lamp resembles a firefly in a jar!

    This lamp resembles a firefly in a jar!

     

    Whoops! Something went wrong!Here is a lamp that resembles a firefly in a jar! It features an exposed bulb inside a  lampshade of grey-tinted blown glass.

    “The reclaimed oak version is made of wood originating from 8 inch x 8 inch hand hewn beams of red and white oak, sourced from the upper mid-west of the USA” says Outofstock, the manufacturer of the lamp. The beams come from the structural building framework of large barn and industrial buildings constructed of old growth American oak trees.

    Inspired by nautical beacons and marine buoys, these diminutive table lamps call to mind the juxtaposition of boat and sea, with the rough wooden bases and ocean-water colored glass tops.

  • MTS announces 30p/min call rates

    MTS announces 30p/min call rates

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    MTS India on Wednesday announced a new scheme under which subscribers can make local, STD, roaming and ISD calls (to USA and Canada with a cap of 100 minutes per month) at a flat rate of 30 paise per minute. SMS’s will also cost 30 paise, while data usage is priced at 30 paise/MB.  

    The company, which has over 16 million users, has announced this scheme for both new and existing subscribers through a recharge coupon priced between Rs 50 to Rs 100. 

    When on roaming, MTS subscribers will be able to make and receive calls at 30 paisa per minute to anywhere in the country. MTS also announced free access to Facebook for a month through MTS Planet on entry level phones provided by the operator. 

  • Tekfusion Twinwoofers In Ear Earphones Initial Hands on Review

    Tekfusion Twinwoofers In Ear Earphones Initial Hands on Review

    We recently got our hands on the Tekfusion Twinwoofers in-ear headphones and got down to an initial hands-on review.

    Technical Features :

    Frequency Response : 19-21 KHz 
    Impedance : 16 Ohms 
    Pressure Level : 113 dB 
    Net Weight : 30g (1.06Oz) 
    Color : Black Chrome 
    Cable Length : 1.1m 
    Cable Type : Symmetric
    1 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty

    The package consists of the Twinwoofers In-Ear Hedphones , 5 pair of Eartips – 3 pair regular S/M/L, and 2 pair Tripple flange – M/L, Clip & Cable Slider , a Carry Pouch and a User Manual. 

    The first thing you’ll notice is they are light-weight but pretty tough. They are made from metal, and have partial gloss and partial matte finish – which gives them a very premium look . The twin-woofer logo adorns the back of the drum and overall the headphone is very well crafted. The earphones come with a 3.5 mm gold plated jack.

    The initial impression of the headphones was that they perform really well at low volume but a slight clipping can be noticed at high-volume bass. We will take a look into this once we come out with our full in-depth review but for now, for a price tag of INR 1000-1200 these are definitely one of the best earphones in the market. 

    Check out our hands-on review here :- 

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