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  • HTC Desire S Full Review India with Sample Pics and Video Rev

    HTC Desire S Full Review India with Sample Pics and Video Rev

    One of the Mighty phones from HTC’s stable the HTC Desire needed a real makeover to take on the market. With a big mass audience to please and some really big shoes to fill, does the Desire S really actually replace the original HTC Desire? Our Review looks into the mass appeal Desire S and tells you what it brings to the table.

    BUILD QUALITY AND HARDWARE

    The HTC Desire S is the best form factor of smart-phone from HTC with a perfect size and quality styling and brilliant form factor. The device fits easily in all hand sizes and is convenient to pocket around. This is by far the best representation of form factor from HTC.  That being said the paint or the exterior finish was not up to standards, we saw the paint fade from several places with just regular use, within a week. We are not too happy with this fact and are unsure whether  or not people can claim warranty on such units.

    In terms of specs we have the following

    Frequency Quad Band
    Phone Style Touchscreen
    OS Android 2.3 Gingerbread
    Thickness 11.63mm
    Length 115mm
    Width 59.8mm
    Weight 130g
    Built-in Memory 1.1GB
    Additional Memory MicroSD support (up to 32GB)
    High-speed Data GPRS, HSDPA,Wi-Fi,
    Connectivity Bluetooth, USB
    Screen Size 3.7-inch touch screen with 480 x 800 resolution
    Camera Resolution 5 megapixels
    Flash power LED flash
    Battery 1450 mAh

     

    We are calling it the Lightweight Champion because of the simple fact that it bring most high end features at a much reasonable price than one would expect from an HTC Phone

    PHONE AND MESSAGING

    The phone dialer is as great as any other HTC phone we have tested in the past,  the earpiece and mic make us wonder if anyone can become any better with the voice quality. Network connections are smooth, we did face the “Death grip” issues in some case where the network dropped significantly when the device was held too tight.

    Messaging is simple and easy with the HTC keyboard and even better with keyboard replacements from the Marketplace, the touch screen is accurate and responsive hence there is no problem with the accuracy of the keyboard.

    we simple love the fact that HTC devotes a huge chunk of its time in fixing the phone inside the Smartphone, to make it work seamlessly. As is the case with every thing man-made problems are there in devices, But we have seen a huge uptrend where HTC and constantly improved their products over-time, focusing on past issues.

    SCREEN AND MULTIMEDIA

    We don’t see how this is an improvement over the past Desire, we were actually lucky enough to get the original Desire with an AMOLED screen, which basically trumped all other screens including the sLCD offered by HTC these days, the resolution is also somewhat similar at 480×800 pixels and the screen size is small compared to competition. Although touchscreen technology has improved significantly we can see that the device is more responsive and accurate at receiving inputs. Which makes the overall experience worthwhile.

    Video playback quality is simply great on this device, we tested a huge array of video files, buffer sizes and audio syncs  they all played great and the device just scored a ten in our books in terms of multimedia. The screen is still great and watching videos on it is still a lot of fun. Speakerphone on the device is actually the only thing we can complain about, because it is poor for a device that is so great. Low volumes make utilization of this device in public places a horrid experience.

    CAMERAS

    The device has 2 cameras a rear 5 MP snapper which can also take 720p video and a front facing VGA cam that not only looks far better than any other VGA cam that we have tested but records great video.

    The rear 5 MP sensor has great color depth and a large view field, we also saw that the camera was much snappier at taking pictures and the rest of the HTC devices tested by US. Pictures were clear and crisp and low light performance was quite surprisingly good. Video is the standard 720p Lossless format, with little or no jitter. We love the added picture and video effects, makes the camera app a much more complete app, and you wont find yourself searching for a marketplace camera app replacement.

    The front camera is great for portrait pictures and even great for video logging, without needed the mention of Video calling over skype fring etc which works natively and brilliantly.

    CONCLUSION

    The device packs a lot of features at a price bracket of 22,000/- to 24,000/- Indian Rupees. Possibly the best device in the market at that price, Comes with Android 2.3 right out the box, a front and rear camera and simply great form and construction. You cant beat that at a price of 22K . The fact that you can add a couple of thousand and get the Incredible S, makes us kinda jiggly on our own decision, Incredible S gives a Better Performance CPU-GPU,  an sLCD, an 8 Mega Pixel camera and Better sound output.

    [xrr rating=4/5 label=”We Rate The Desire S” imageset=shiny_yellow_star display_as=fraction_stars]

     

    Full Video UNBOXING

    FULL REVIEW VIDEO

     

    VIDEO CAMERA SAMPLE

  • Samsung Launches the New Galaxy Pro in India : Specs, Features and Price

    Samsung Launches the New Galaxy Pro in India : Specs, Features and Price

    Samsung just announced the new Samsung Galaxy Pro in India. The QWERTY + Touchscreen Android Phone is targeted at the business segment, delivering the Applications and open source nature of Android plus enterprise features of Business class phones.

     

    The device is Priced at 12990/-  check out the full specs below and hold on till we get a device for unboxing and review.

     

     

  • HTC Desire S Hands On, Spec List : UPDATE with Video

    HTC Desire S Hands On, Spec List : UPDATE with Video

    We finally got our unit of the HTC Desire S and boy is this device a looker. Smooth lines and a nice curvaceous body, display looks absolutely stunning.

    Check out the pics below and wait for the full unboxing and physical features video, which should be up shortly.

    UPDATE : VIDEO ADDED BELOW

    CHECK OUT THE VIDEO UNBOXING

     

    Check out the Full Specs Below

    Network Unlocked
    Price 25,000/- INR
    Frequency Quad Band
    Phone Style Touchscreen
    OS Android 2.3 Gingerbread
    Thickness 11.63mm
    Length 115mm
    Width 59.8mm
    Weight 130g
    Built-in Memory 1.1GB
    Additional Memory MicroSD support (up to 32GB)
    High-speed Data GPRS, HSDPA,Wi-Fi,
    Connectivity Bluetooth, USB
    Screen Size 3.7-inch touch screen with 480 x 800 resolution
    Secondary Screen Size N/A
    Screen Colours N/A
    Camera Yes
    Camera Resolution 5 megapixels
    Flash power LED flash
    Ringtones Polyphonic, MP3, Truetone
    Music Player Yes
    Music Formats aac, .amr, .ogg, .m4a, .mid, .mp3, .wav, .wma (Windows Media Audio 9)
    Radio Yes
    Speaker Yes
    Internet Yes
    Browser HTML
    Games Yes
    Battery 1450 mAh
  • HTC Incredible S Full Review with Video and Images

    HTC Incredible S Full Review with Video and Images

    The HTC Incredible S is HTC’s latest and greatest, But, does it really fit that mark? Lets find out.

     

    HARDWARE AND BUILD QUALITY

    The device features one of the most robust constructions yet, a rubberized body , is not only rugged but also the new in-thing. The device is great to hold in the hand and feels really good thanks again to the rubber grip backing. It also sheds some of the added weight that the Desire HD has. No squeaks or rattling from the device. Better buttons in comparison to the Desire HD and a nicer looking display with rotating menu buttons. The build quality is surprisingly good and we were happy with it.

    Tech Specs

    • Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 1GHZ
    • 768 MB RAM
    • Android 2.2
    • 8 megapixel camera with Autofocus, Dual LED Flash and 720p video recording
    • 1.3 megapixel front facing camera
    • 1450 mAh Battery
    • 480 x 800 pixels Capacitive multitouch SLCD display 4.0 Inch
    • 1124 MB Inbuilt + microSd expansion
    • Proximity Sensor , Accelerometer, AGps, Compass, Ambient Light Sensor
    • Bluetooth 2.1
    • 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n WIFI

     

    DISPLAY, MULTIMEDIA and CAMERA

    The display on the Incredible S is simply stunning, the comparatively high resolution along with the SLCD screen just do wonders for the device. The colors are deep and the text crisp. The Processor may also play a role in the responsiveness of the device, but the basic functionality of the display and touchscreen is simply great.

    The speaker on the device is slightly louder than its cousins ( the Desire HD/Mozart etc). But still not up to the mark from a device in this range. The video playback is smooth with zero lag and the fact that almost all formats can be played or play on the device thanks to Android is an added bonus.

    The camera is no-where near where we want it to be, the images were bad, and we fail to see what dumping megapixels in a camera would do if the sensor is basically a dud. The camera is a big disappointment, although in crisp clear daylight , you may even get impressive shots, indoor and low light images are just very very poor. HTC should work on the Hardware instead of cramming specs in their devices. The 5MP backlit sensor on my personal iPhone 4 is far superior than this 8MP one from HTC.

    PERFORMANCE, PHONE and MESSAGING


    The device is a performer when comparing it to earlier versions of HTC devices and even some competition from Samsung. We ran Quadrant and Neocore on the device and we were quite pleased with what we saw. The scores ranged from

    Quadrant : 1550-1600 (Highest Rank in the Stats)

    Neocore : 56.5-57.0 FPS

    The phone call capability of this device sets it apart, we cant stress enough on the crispness of the earpiece or the sensitivity of the microphone, the call quality was just brilliant. We did several hours of testing on the device and we got (get this) NO DROPPED CALLS in areas where we usually get several call drops within a couple of hours.

    The messaging is similar to HTC Desire HD with the sense keyboard, the keyboard has navigation keys at the bottom which make it a lot more easy to navigate while in a text compose screen. The typing experience is much better on the Incredible S simply because of the improved responsiveness of the display and the processing capabilities of the device.

    CONCLUSION

    The Incredible S is a abandoned phone, it comes at a time where devices of its kind are becoming obsolete. The SE Xperia Arc, Nexus S and OPTIMUS 2x are already here and in the market. So a single core processor based device at this price point seems worthless to us. The Incredible S is truly incredible in performance and its built it also has a good set of specs, But its a little too late for the party. The camera is a disappointment, and the price point of 27-28000 makes us reject the device and look at dual core alternatives.

    Price: INR 28500/-

    [xrr rating=3.5/5 label=”We Rate it” imageset=shiny_yellow_star display_as=fraction_stars]

    Check out the Remaining Shots and the Full Review Video Below

     

  • Nikon Launches the D5100 Advanced Beginner DSLR with ME1 external Mic

    Nikon Launches the D5100 Advanced Beginner DSLR with ME1 external Mic

    Nikon has just announced their successor to the famous D5000 DSLR Basic Specs include

    • Full HD video 1920×1080p at 30p
    • 16.2MP sensor
    • New HDR feature
    • New special effects during video (selective colors, miniature effect, etc.)
    • The already mentioned Night Vision option with ISO up to 102400
    • EXPEED 2 processor
    • Standard ISO 100-6400
    • Stereo mic input
    • 4 fps
    • Quiet shutter mode
    • Side swivel LCD screen
    • EN-EL14 battery

    Nikon also announced an External Microphone the ME-1. Specifically designed for D-SLRs, it lets you record movie clips in high-quality stereo sound with no AF-noise.

    READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE

    The New Nikon D5100: Unleash Your Creativity

    RRP:
    Body Only – £669.99 / €777
    18-55VR Kit – £779.99 / €904

    Sales start date: 21st April 2011 (TBC)

    London, UK, 5 April 2011: Nikon introduces a new D-SLR to its line-up, the D5100, which is packed with features to make shooting stills or full HD movies more exciting than ever. The D5100 will give you a new creative perspective thanks to its improved Vari-angle screen, special effects mode and full (1080p) HD Movie.

    Jordi Brinkman, Product Manager for Nikon Europe, says: “The D5100 is a great camera that allows you to express your artistic side through impressive images and movies. You can shoot with creative effects and unique angles, all at the level of superior image quality seen in the D7000!”

    Unique viewing angles
    The successor to the popular Nikon D5000, the D5100 features an improved Vari-angle LCD screen. The screen now opens horizontally for greater maneuverability, even when using a tripod. This freedom of movement adds unparalleled creativity when using Live View, allowing shooting from virtually any angle. You can also view pictures and movies in more detail on the high resolution (approximately 921k-dot), 7.5 cm (3-in.) wide-viewing angle monitor.

    The Live View function is a simple and intuitive way of taking pictures and with the D5100’s dedicated switch it is even more straight-forward to operate. When using Auto mode you don’t even need to worry about the scene you are shooting, as Scene Auto Selector chooses the most appropriate settings to give you the best image.

    Inspire your creativity
    The D5100 has a newly introduced special effects mode to shoot amazingly unique pictures and full (1080p) HD movies. The range of seven effects include selective colour, where you select up to three colours to appear in the still or movie while other areas are monochrome, and miniature effect, which makes an image appear like a view of miniature scale. You can select which special effect to shoot in and they are directly accessible via the mode dial on the top of the camera.

    Stunning HD movies
    The Nikon D5100 makes it effortless to switch between shooting stills and movies as the D-Movie button is located next to the shutter release. This position gives a more stable grip on the camera when starting or stopping filming, or switching between shooting stills and movies. You can record all the action in full (1080p) HD at 24 / 25 / 30 fps whilst using the unique range of special effects and the AF-F will ensure your subject is always in focus. When you have finished you can use the in-camera-movie editing functions and it can all be viewed on HD television.

    Nikon is also pleased to introduce an optional stereo microphone, the ME-1. Specifically designed for D-SLRs, it lets you record movie clips in high-quality stereo sound with no AF-noise.

    Superior image quality
    The D5100 makes it easy to achieve superior image quality, even in low-light conditions, with features inherited from the D7000. The DX-format 16.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, delivers rich colours and fine detail for both pictures and movies, whilst the powerful image-processing engine, EXPEED 2, maximizes the performance of the sensor for exceptional quality. Adding to this the D5100 has an expanded sensitivity range to further help capture brilliant images in challenging light conditions – the ISO ranges from 100 to 6400 and can be raised to ISO 25600 at Hi 2, for low-noise images that do not lose the details. Furthermore, there are a wide range of NIKKOR lenses which contribute to the D5100’s impressive image quality.

    Nikon’s new High Dynamic Range (HDR) function and Active D-Lighting retain the detail when there are extreme contrasts in light. HDR takes two images at varying exposures in a single release, which are combined to produce a single image with a wider dynamic range.

    Razor-sharp 11-point AutoFocus system
    The 11-point AF system offers fast and precise autofocus coverage across the frame.
    Four AF-area modes, including 3D-tracking AF, keeps your main subject in focus even if the composition changes quickly in action scenes. This can be accompanied with continuous shooting up to 4 fps to really capture fast moving subjects.

    Key features
    Vari-angle LCD monitor: View life at a unique angle with high resolution 921k dot wide-viewing angle screen
    Live View with AF modes: Live View is a straight-forward way of taking pictures and AF modes keep the subject in focus
    Special effects mode: New to the D-SLR range, effects including selective colour and miniature effect for more creative expression when taking stills or movies
    DX-format, 16.2 megapixel CMOS image sensor with EXPEED 2: Inherited from the D7000 for exceptional quality even in poor lighting conditions
    High ISO (100-6400) extendable to Hi 2 (ISO 25600 equivalent): Keeps the detail with low noise in low-light situations
    D-Movie: Full (1080p) HD movies can be taken at up to 30fps. Simple edits can be made in-camera and movies can be watched on HDTV using the HDMI connectivity
    High dynamic range (HDR): Gives detailed shots of high-contrast scenes by combining two shots taken within a single shutter release
    Active D-Lighting: Retains details in highlights and shadows for well balanced images, even if the subject is moving
    Continuous shooting at 4fps: You will not miss that all important fast-moving action shot
    Retouch menu: Gives a range of post editing effects in-camera including movie edits and image resizing
    Picture controls: Lets you set the look and mood of your images before you shoot. Choose from six settings: Standard, Vivid, Neutral, Monochrome, Portrait and Landscape
    Scene modes: Automatically adjusts camera settings, including Picture Controls and Active D-Lighting, for optimal results. Sample photos appear on the display to help select the right mode
    Front and back infrared receivers: ensure maximum usability of the optional ML-L3 remote control when taking self portraits or close-ups
    GPS compatible: Records the exact location of the camera when a picture is taken by using the optional GP-1 unit
    Dual integrated dust reduction system: Image Sensor Cleaning and Airflow Control systems keep dust away from the camera’s image sensor for clear, spot-free images
    Stereo sound: Designed specifically for D-SLRs, Nikon’s optional Stereo Microphone, ME-1, lets you record movie clips in high-quality stereo sound, with no AF noise. Comes with windscreen and soft case accessories.

  • Intex V.Show Mini Theatre IN 8809 Projector Phone Launched

    Intex V.Show Mini Theatre IN 8809 Projector Phone Launched

    Intex is the next in line to draw a similar projector phone after we reviewed the GFive Projector phone, Spice recently launched the popkorn (which is headed for testing to us). The  the V3Show Mini Theatre IN 8809 has similar styling when compared to the GFive phone, infact they almost look identical. We wouldn’t be surprised if the companies were using the same base Chinese Handset.

    Specs include

    • 2.4 inch 262K color QVGA screen
    • Dual GSM SIM
    • Dual band
    • WAP, GPRS, JAVA
    • 2 MP camera
    • 87 MB internal memory
    • 16 GB MicroSD card support.
    • Social networking
    • Motion sensor and mobile tracker
    • Hindi language & English
    • Opera Mini and Bolt
    • 118 mm x 51 mm x 17.5 mm
    • Weight 142 g
    • 1000 mAh
    • Standby time up to 168 hours.

    MRP. 6499/-

    Check out the review video of the similar GFIVE Projector Phone

  • Samsung Launches the new Star II in India we go Hands ON

    Samsung Launches the new Star II in India we go Hands ON

    Samsung has just announced the new Star II in India.  Comes with

    • TouchWiz 3.0 and a whole bunch of social networking
    • Full touch screen
    • wireless 802.11 b/g/n
    • 3.5mm ear jack
    • The micro SD
    • Exchange Active Sync and Push Email
    • Schedules on-the-go (supports MS Office 2007, PDF, TXT)
    • PRICE  INR 6450/-

    Check out the full Specs below

  • HTC Incredible S Unboxing and Comparison with Desire HD

    HTC Incredible S Unboxing and Comparison with Desire HD

    Here is the Unboxing Video of the HTC Incredible S, The video also contains a comparison of the device with the Desire HD. Check it out and stay tuned for the Full Review.

  • iGyaan Exclusive : HTC Incredible S Launching this Week in India : Hands ON

    Here it is folks! the much awaited HTC incredible S, We have exclusive news that the Device is Launching in India this week. Whats more we already have a device for Review. Check out the hands on Images below and Stay Tuned for the Unboxing Video Coming up shortly.

    Specs Include

    • 8 MP with Dual LED Flash and Autofocus
    • 1.3 MP Front Camera
    • 480 x 800 pixels, 4 inch, Capacitive touchscreen with 16M colors
    • 1450 mAh Battery
    • Android OS, v2.2 Froyo
    • 1GHZ Snapdragon Processor
    • ROM 1.1 GB  ; RAM 768 MB

    Price is set at 28,900 /- INR

     

     

     

    UPDATE : HTC JUST ISSUED AN OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

    HTC INTRODUCES THE ICONIC HTC INCREDIBLE S IN INDIA

    Stunning design combined with the HTC Sense experience for those looking to lead,

    stand out and be different

     

     

    New Delhi – March 22, 2011 – HTC Corporation, a global leader in mobile innovation and design, today launched the new HTC Incredible S in the Indian market.  The HTC Incredible S is an alluring smartphone that combines cutting-edge design with a premium mobile experience for those who dare to be different.

     

    Showing what can be achieved when engineers and designers work together to raise the bar for mobile phone design, the HTC Incredible S smartphone features a stunning, contoured body that highlights the internal hardware components of the device.

     

    “In today’s mobile market, where one is bombarded with choices and features, users are looking forward to an offering which amalgamates the best of both.  HTC has always endeavored to take the mobile phone experience to a higher level and with the launch of the Incredible S is set to create a new paradigm in mobile experience for the users,” said Mr. Ajay Sharma, Country Head, HTC India. “The HTC Incredible S is the answer for those looking for the perfect combination of performance and style and will help them stand out from the crowd as an icon.”

     

    Personal entertainment experience second to none

    Capturing and viewing video in crystal clear High-Definition has never been so easy and a bright 4-inch WVGA Super LCD display and stereo surround sound bring a vibrant cinematic experience to the palm of your hand. HTC Incredible S also takes high quality pictures with its 8-megapixel camera with dual flash, and it easily enables videos, photos and music to be shared from the handset direct to a TV using DLNA® technology.

     

    The HTC Incredible S includes an industry first with automatic orientation shifting of the virtual home, menu, back and search function keys based on how it is held.

     

    Add to this a premium Hi-Fi experience with dual mics, noise cancellation, surround sound and HTC Sense, and one gets a smartphone that sets new benchmarks in mobile entertainment.

     

    HTC Sense

    The new HTC Sense experience offers a variety of enhancements that improve how people capture, create, share and access multimedia content. With a newly created camera experience, people can record HD videos or capture and edit images with a variety of fun camera effects. With HTC Locations, a new differentiated online mapping experience, people have instant, on-demand mapping without download delays or incurring mobile roaming charges.

     

    HTC Sense also includes a new integrated online e-reading experience utilizing a new e-book store powered by Koboä and a new, mobile-optimized e-reader that offers the ability to highlight, annotate and quickly search for definitions or translate unfamiliar terms.

     

    Pricing & Availability

    The HTC Incredible S will be available at a Market Operating Price of Rs. 28,900* at all authorized HTC resellers across the country.

    * Price may vary according to the local applicable taxes

    About HTC

    HTC Corporation (HTC) is one of the fastest growing companies in the mobile phone industry. By putting people at the center of everything it does, HTC creates innovative smartphones that better serve the lives and needs of individuals. The company is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under ticker 2498. For more information about HTC, please visit www.htc.com

     

    iG Tech

  • Vodafone 3G in India : Review and comparison

    Vodafone 3G in India : Review and comparison

    USA LTE TEST : Image from Engadget

     

    Companies spent hundreds of thousands of Crores in acquiring the 3G spectrum from a govt. of corrupt officials. Its been more than a couple of years since our country has been abuzz with talk about 3G networks and 3G data speeds.

    While in first world countries like the United States, where total revenue from sale of handheld phones is 1/10 of the total revenue in India, Americans are talking about 5th gen networks and the rollout of Nation-wide LTE services, essentially standing on 4.5 G Networks.

    Private players slowly yet steadily roll out 3G Services for consumers in India. Docomo and Reliance were among the first few GSM players to launch their 3G services, followed by Airtel and now Vodafone.

    Vodafone was slow in the rollout of their 3G services, they claimed that they were “prep-ing the infrastructure”. To think once the service did roll out the users would get seamless 3G services, WRONG!

    If you were upset with your network before rollout of 3G, get ready to pull your Hair! The immediate difference between 3G and 2G data connections, is that the minute you switch on 3G, your network will dwindle from 5 bars straight down to 1 bar. The phone will stop ringing, as the person on the other side gets a response ” this number is not reachable”. While you try all apparent Steve Jobs style poses, you will get absolutely no network coverage.

    If by some grace of your beloved deity, you do get a strong signal, you will be appalled with the poor quality of 3G data connections, download speed is shaky and always from 240-800kbps, about half of minimum promised speeds.

    Here is how Vodafone Fared in 5 tests carried out in different locations in Delhi.

     

    1 South Delhi : Defence Colony Market : Download : 447 kbps : 2 bars

    2. Central Delhi : CP central circle: Download : 723 kbps: 3bars

    3. West Delhi : Punjabi Bagh: Download :200kbps : 1 bar

    4. North Delhi : Kashmere Gate : Download 640kbps : 3bars

    5. East Delhi : Mayur vihar : Download 989 kbps : 3 bars

     

    In all cases phone call quality was poor, a lot of call drops, and the phone was mostly unreachable. We had to turn off 3G in several cases to make phone calls. Turning the phone from 3G mode to 2G boosts the network straight to 5Bars, after which one faces no call drops nor  is the phone unreachable. Download speeds on Edge are a constant 144kbps in all 5 areas of the city.

    For comparison purposes we also took a device which was 3G powered with State owned MTNL 3G JADOO services. And here is how MTNL fared in all the areas

     

    MTNL TEST

     

    • South Delhi : Defence Colony: Download : 2599 kbps : 4 bars
    • Central Delhi : CP central circle: Download : 1744 kbps: 3bars
    • West Delhi : Punjabi Bagh: Download :2009 kbps : 4 bar
    • North Delhi : Kashmere Gate : Download 1682kbps : 3bars
    • East Delhi : Mayur vihar : Download 1999 kbps : 4 bars

    So in comparison MTNL fared quite good and was able to deliver quite close to promised speeds, we also continued to get phone calls and did not face any call drops.

     

    Lets do a Tariff comparison.

    Vodafone has these offers

    • Rs. 100 – 100MB
    • Rs. 375 – 500MB
    • Rs. 850 – 3GB
    • Rs 1250 – 5GB
    • Rs. 500 – 500MB + 500 Minutes talk time + 500 SMS
    • Rs. 1000 – 1000 MB + 1000 Minutes talk time + 1000 SMS

    MTNL has the following in Delhi

     

    • Rs. 50 – 60MB
    • Rs. 99 – 130MB
    • Rs. 250 – 500MB
    • Rs. 450 – 1 GB
    • Rs. 650 – 2GB
    • Rs. 850 – 5GB
    • Rs. 1099 – 10Gb
    • Rs. 1500 – 10GB day + 10GB night
    • Rs. 1650 – 100GB

    But there is another interesting aspect to MTNL, they currently have a 4500 Rs scheme where you get unlimited data for 6 months at 3G speeds. Which basically kills all hopes for Vodafone or any other private player. There is a claimed 200GB/month limit, but even if you cross it you are not charged.

     

    Conclusion

    We have been waiting for 3G in India for too long, almost long enough to not care. If you can, then for 3G stay away from private players, especially in Delhi. Prices are exorbitant and service is poor. Network failure after network failure, not to forget 1/3 of the promised speeds. Companies will need to tighten up their quality if they want their consumers to stick else MNP will be quite handy for those who really want decent 3G quick.

    [xrr rating=2/5 label=”We Rate Vodafone 3G” imageset=shiny_yellow_star display_as=fraction_stars]

  • Sony Ericsson Yendo Review

    Sony Ericsson Yendo Review

    Sony Ericsson has just announced the Yendo for the Indian market, we decided not to bother with the news and straight roll out the full review of the Device.

    Lets start with BUILD QUALITY

    The Yendo is essentially or completely made out of plastic, the back, front, top and bottom is made out of plastic, it squeaks rattles and bothers us with its cheapness. Throwing it around on the other hand dint affect the phone much and seems like a good option for somebody who drops their phone a lot. So we have mixed views about the build, but styling was poor and it actually just looks like a toy.

     

    Multimedia and Camera

    The camera on the device is a decent 2MP fixed focus camera, that may solve emergency needs. But cannot be considered for day to day usage. The picture quality was OK, but lack of focus and poor low light composition was a let down for us.

    The audio on the other hand was solid and the sound quality was loud and impressive. The sound was crisp and bass and mid were quite accurate. Video on the other hand played slow and lag after lag during the playback made us nauseous.

    Another thing worth mentioning are the included Earphones on the handsfree kit. One word “brilliant” , you possibly can’t find better bundled earphones.

    Phone and Messaging

    The performance of the device during phone calls was best in class, sound was super-crisp on either end with no network issues what-so-ever. Messaging is also fast and simple, We do miss a full qwerty keyboard as the device only has a standard num-pad style keyboard. Overall impressive.

    Conclusion

    The device is capable of offering a lot more than it does, and leaves you asking why wasn’t it done? The Ui is slow, unresponsive and has poor color integration. The phones crashes and lags, is poorly designed inside and out. Our recommendation is stay as far away as you can from this phone unless you really-really like how this device looks (i don’t know how you can).

    [xrr rating=2/5 label=”We Rate it” imageset=shiny_yellow_star display_as=fraction_stars]

    Check out remaining pictures and full unbox+video review below

    VIDEO

  • Breaking : Nokia India Puts the E7 up for pre-order for 29,990

    Breaking : Nokia India Puts the E7 up for pre-order for 29,990

    Here it is finally folks the Nokia E7 is up for grabs at the Nokia India website.

    The Nokia E7

    • Symbian^3 mobile OS
    • Sports a 4-inch AMOLED display
    • A slide-out physical QWERTY keypad
    • 680MHz processor
    • 16GB of inbuilt memory
    • 8 megapixel camera with HD video recording capabilities.

    Check out the link for preorder and full spec list.

    [Nokia]

  • JVC’s GS-TD1 3D Camcorder now shipping in the US

    JVC’s GS-TD1 3D Camcorder now shipping in the US

    JVC in January had announced the worlds first consumer based 3D camcorder, and to keep its word hass announced that it will be shipping its Camcorder in the US starting today. The price is a considerably high US $1700 (INR 85,000/-). The device is set to be shipping worldwide by Q2 2011.

    Specs

    • 3.32 megapixel CMOS sensor
    • 3D video at 1080i
    • 5x optical zoom
    • 10x zoom in 2D mode
    • 64GB of built-in flash memory
    • SDXC card slot for expansion
    • 3.5-inch LCD glasses free 3d Viewer

    Full Press

    JVC First To Offer Full HD 3D Consumer Camcorder

    WAYNE, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–JVC today announced the availability of the first camcorder on the consumer market that offers 3D video recording in Full High Definition. The new JVC GS-TD1 uses two camera lenses and two imaging sensors – one for each lens – to capture three-dimensional images in the same way that human eyes work.

    Video shot using the GS-TD1 can be viewed in 3D on any 3D TV. Additionally, the camcorder shoots 3D video that can be burned to a Blu-ray disc or DVD-R for 3D playback on a compatible Blu-ray player.

    The JVC GS-TD1 features two 3.32 megapixel CMOS sensors and a new JVC-developed high-speed imaging engine that processes the two Full HD images – left and right images at 1920 x 1080i resolution. Three shooting modes are offered, a feature that provides several options for HD resolution and archiving of 3D footage. These three shooting modes are: a new “LR Independent” format (MP4 MVC) that records in Full HD, the widely used “Side-by-Side” format (960 x 1080 X 2) for AVCHD 3D recording, and 2D AVCHD shooting.

    The camcorder uses an F1.2 JVC 3D Twin HD GT lens with extra-low-dispersion glass for crisp, high-contrast images, as well as multiple aspherical lenses. The combination of the fast lens and back-illuminated CMOS sensors provides the GS-TD1 with outstanding low light performance.

    Additional highlights include 64GB of built-in flash memory, SDXC card slot, 3D optical 5x zoom, Optical Axis Automatic Stabilization System for disparity control to give depth to 3D images, and Automatic Parallax Adjustment to optimize the 3D-video comfort zone. It also features a 3.5″ 3D touch panel LCD monitor that displays 3D images without any need for 3D glasses, making it easy to check 3D images while shooting and watch 3D playback in the field.

    The GS-TD1 comes with new Everio MediaBrowser 3D software (for Windows®) for full management, editing and sharing of content.

    Options for archiving and playing back 3D recordings depend on the shooting mode used:

    * Full HD 3D video, shot using the MP4 MVC mode, can be archived to a computer hard drive or Blu-ray disc drive. This Full HD material can be played back in 3D by running the footage back through the camcorder;
    * AVCHD 3D (Side-by-Side mode) video can be burned to a DVD-R disc and played back in 3D on any AVCHD-compatible Blu-ray player – including non-3D AVCHD-compatible Blu-ray players – when the disc was created with a PC or JVC Share Station.

    The JVC GZ-TD1 Full HD 3D camcorder is available now for $1,699.95. For images and multimedia content, visit http://pitch.pe/127916.

    About JVC U.S.A.

    JVC U.S.A., headquartered in Wayne, New Jersey, is a division of JVC Americas Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Victor Company of Japan Ltd. JVC distributes a complete line of video and audio equipment, including high definition displays, camcorders, home and portable audio and video equipment, and mobile entertainment products. For further product information, visit JVC’s website at or call 1-800-526-5308.

    Microsoft® and Windows® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. The SD and SDHC logos are trademarks of the SD Card Association. All brand names are trademarks, registered trademarks, or trade names of their respective holders.

    Except for the historical information contained herein, this news release contains forward-looking statements. These involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary or differ materially from those projected.

     

  • Samsung Galaxy Pro with 2.8-inch touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, outed

    Samsung Galaxy Pro with 2.8-inch touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, outed

    Samsung has just announced another QWERTY handset which boasts android. But, this time its a portrait QWERTY phone and is not too bad of a looker.

    The Pro Has

    • 4 row QWERTY keyboard
    • 2.8-inch touchscreen
    • 800MHz processor
    • 3 MP camera
    • Froyo out of the box

    Its already been announced in the UK by mobile carrier 3 , and should be heading India side soon. We will then have a full review for you guys iGyaan Style.

     

    Full Press Release

    Samsung Launches Latest Device in the Galaxy Family

    Android powered Galaxy Pro comes packed with entertainment and social media features

    LONDON, UK – March 7, 2011 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a leading mobile phone provider, today announced the Galaxy Pro Smartphone. Featuring Samsung’s integrated Social Hub Premium and innovative dual-input control via a touch-screen and full QWERTY keyboard, the Galaxy Pro is also the perfect business partner and social secretary.

    The Samsung Social Hub Premium gives one-touch access to emails, instant messages and social networking accounts and benefits from the speed and control of the Galaxy Pro’s dual-input interface. Powered by the Android™ 2.2 ‘Froyo’ platform, the Galaxy Pro has access to over 150,000 high-quality apps and services from Android Market™, such as the latest games for entertainment, up to date interactive maps and news feed services.

    Simon Stanford, Managing Director, Samsung Mobile UK and Ireland said: “The Samsung Galaxy Pro is the perfect device for everyone looking to manage their busy work and social lives. The Social Hub Premium provides a simple way for our customers to stay in touch with their friends and colleagues – via work and personal emails, Facebook, Twitter and text messages. You get it all in one inbox, which is so much more efficient. Running on Android 2.2 and with brilliant entertainment features it’s another great addition to the Galaxy range.”

    Samsung Social Hub Premium is ideal for juggling work and personal communications, managing multiple social networks and receiving high volumes of messages and emails. The Social Hub Premium brings together email, SNS and IM accounts to a single inbox, for simplified, instant access to all communications. Twitter feeds and Facebook updates, work and personal emails and text messages are collated in one central contact list. Furthermore, the Galaxy Pro is equipped with the “Think Free” Office Document Editor, for viewing and editing MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents on-the-move.

    The Samsung Galaxy Pro’s dual-input is a combination of a touch-screen and QWERTY keyboard, for swift, accurate typing, the QWERTY keyboard provides desktop-computing accuracy, while the touch-screen offers fast fingertip control. Together, they provide an efficient and enhanced user experience.

    The Samsung Galaxy Pro is equipped with a 3.0 Megapixel camera for still image or video capture. Pictures can be viewed on the clear and bright 2.8″ display before being uploaded online, supported by WiFi and Bluetooth capability.

    The Samsung Galaxy Pro will be available during the second quarter in the UK market followed by other European countries, Middle East, South East Asia and India.

  • Sandisk launches new 128 GB CompactFlash Card

    Sandisk launches new 128 GB CompactFlash Card

    Sandisk has announced the worlds largest CompactFlash Card. This card is called the SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash card, and features 128 GB of storage and  up to 100 mbps write speeds.

    Features:

    • Up to 100MB/sec write speed enables shorter wait times and faster continuous burst shooting.
    • Video Performance Guarantee4 allows for superior Full HD videorecording at a sustained 20MB/sec write speed.
    • 128GB capacity offers more room for capturing RAW+JPEG photos, sequential bursts, even Full HD and 3D video content.
    • SanDisk’s proprietary Power Core™ controller distributes data across the card more rapidly and efficiently, and the UDMA-7 interface allows for maximum data transfer between card and camera.
    • Best-in-class quality assurance offers photographers peace of mind knowing that the card is backed by rigorous stress, shock, vibration, humidity and moisture testing procedures and a lifetime limited warranty5. The card features RTV silicone coating for added protection.

     

    The 128GB SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash will be available in the first quarter of this year, and costs US$ 1,499.99 (Rs. 68294.4).

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